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0:05The president won't stop,
0:07>> but it looks like he's coming to the
0:08south and he's going to be coming north.
0:10>> And Rav won't either.
0:12>> It is such a historic time right now for
0:15our country, for this network, for
0:17independent media, for free press.
0:19>> Watch mainstream media, CBS, ABC, they
0:23go to hell where they belong.
0:25>> So I was in Texas and they said, "Sir, I
0:27think we're going to have to cancel
0:28Oklahoma. The weather is terrible.
0:31They said we could go close to 100 miles
0:33an hour. He said, "Get your asses in
0:35that car. We're going."
0:38>> We've been all over the country
0:40following these elections to bring you
0:42the heat of the action.
0:44>> Tonight's MAGA midterm rally is in Grand
0:47Island, Nebraska. We are expecting
0:49President Trump, I like you and you like
0:51me, and that's the way it is. And
0:52there's not a damn thing we can do about
0:55it. You know, by the way, uh we're
0:59kicking Iran's ass. You do know that,
1:01right? And we are there every step of
1:04the way. It is another MAGA midterm
1:07rally tonight in Wasilla, Alaska. Real
1:09America's Voice is committed to covering
1:12every single one of these rallies in its
1:14entirety. Why? Because we must win come
1:18November.
1:18>> How am I able to keep up with an
1:2080-year-old man? So, ladies and
1:22gentlemen of Alaska, the golden age of
1:25America is upon us. It's my honor to be
1:27your president during this incredible
1:29period of time. It's my great honor. We
1:32will make America great again. Thank
1:35you, Alaska. Thank you very much. Good
1:38luck to everybody. God bless you all.
1:40Thank you.
1:41>> All right. Welcome to Real America's
1:42Voice Live coverage of President Trump's
1:44midterm rally in Bullhead City, Arizona.
1:48>> We have what do I call LTS? Love Trump
1:51syndrome. We're gonna start our own
1:53disease. Love Trump syndrome. We have to
1:56see him dance. We're all going to do the
1:57Trump dance. So,
1:58>> mock the fake news to some of them.
2:00They're already doing some interviews
2:01over here.
2:01>> Going to be I'm hoping we have a couple
2:03protesters.
2:05>> Yeah, we've got it. Air Force One is on
2:06the ground. He is taxiing over. Man,
2:09that's a big beautiful plane.
2:16When they give you a 747,
2:19you say two words. Thank you. I also
2:22want to say a happy birthday. 33 years
2:24old. He would be today. Charlie Kirk,
2:26the great Charlie Kirk. This is our MAGA
2:29midterm rally coverage. We were just in
2:31Arizona. Now, of course, we're going
2:33back up to Talisbell, Montana. President
2:36Trump has boarded Air Force One on his
2:38way about a 2-hour trip up to Callispel.
2:40>> I'll tell you, coming off the airport,
2:43coming in the airport, looking at the
2:45mountains in Callispel is absolutely
2:48stunning. And it is a beautiful state.
2:55>> I love Trump what he does. You know,
2:57it's it's a it's a great time in our
2:58country right now. He needs support. The
3:00midterms are important.
3:01>> America belongs to those who love it,
3:04not to those who hate it.
3:13>> Oh,
3:14>> there's the team.
3:14>> Yep. There they are. I'm looking for
3:16Steve. That's the press right there. Is
3:18he not
3:19>> Hold on. Hold on.
3:21>> I got Marine One right on top of me.
3:23Here they come. The president of the
3:25United States.
3:26>> Yep. There he is. All right. Well, we
3:27ran through all eight. That Steve, by my
3:29calculation, that gives Republicans
3:30seven seats in the Senate, which would
3:32be a which would be a blowout all over
3:34the world. They emptied their prisons.
3:36They want to change the Supreme Court
3:38because they want to take away, among
3:39other things, they want to open borders,
3:41but they want to take away your Second
3:44Amendment. The proud people of Georgia
3:47will not let that happen because we will
3:49fight fight fight and we will win win
3:51win a lot.
3:59If they take power the next two years
4:01it's going to be impeachments. It's
4:03going to be hearings. Nothing's going to
4:05get done for Trump agenda. What would
4:07your message be to President Trump? Keep
4:08fighting for us. We love you. We need a
4:11fighter. Well, if Republicans are going
4:12to have a big day, it's going to be
4:14because of turnout. But really, it
4:16depends on President Trump. The reason
4:18why they're in Sous City, which is Iowa
4:204, that's Steve King's old district, and
4:22they need to drive drive that turnout.
4:26Well,
4:28thank you very much. I love this place.
4:34I know you're not all farmers, but I
4:36love farmers. I don't
4:42Guys, I've never seen anything like
4:44this. I mean, I've been covering the
4:46media rallies, uh, the BLM protests. I I
4:49mean, I you name it, I've covered it in
4:51the last 18 years in my life. And I'm
4:53telling you, this is one of the, if not
4:55the biggest rally, Trump rally I've ever
4:57seen. Trump Day.
5:01I've watched every Trump rally for the
5:03last three weeks on RAB every night.
5:06>> Thank you so much. We have been there
5:08every step of the way, every single
5:10rally.
5:11>> I don't really care about the polls at
5:13this point. The only poll I care about
5:15is the one that's going to happen on
5:16November 3rd when people go to those
5:18ballot boxes and when they cast their
5:20ballot. That's really the only poll that
5:22matters.
5:24>> We feel good. Uh 11 days to go. It's
5:26about people getting out and voting. You
5:29came to Florida for a reason. Now is
5:31your time to make sure it stays that
5:33way. David Jolly is a fraud.
5:40This is somebody who tells you what you
5:43want to hear depending on the political
5:45party he chooses to be in.
5:48>> Thank you very much everybody. Thank you
5:51sir. Appreciate you.
5:52>> I just want to say a very special hello
5:56Florida. We love you Florida.
6:01The Sunshine State is not going to send
6:04a Marxist maniac to the Senate on
6:07November third. You're going to send
6:09Ashley Moody to defend your safety, your
6:12culture, your country.
6:20A rally with 5 days to go. He's just out
6:23there on the trail every day along with
6:25a lot of other Republicans. This is not
6:27his first trip to the state, so that
6:29should speak volumes.
6:31>> He loves America. He He loves the
6:34people, and he wants to do what's right
6:38for us.
6:38>> Do you do a Trump impression?
6:40>> Make America great again.
6:42>> All right.
6:44>> He's going to get hired by the White
6:46House for sure.
6:52I just want to say a very special hello
6:55to South Carolina. Special thank
7:04we are in the home stretch. Another MAGA
7:08midterm rally tonight from Daytona
7:10Beach, Florida.
7:11>> The greatest president in the history of
7:14our country, DONALD J. TRUMP, WHO loves
7:16real America's voice.
7:20unprecedented amount of rallies in
7:22support of candidates as he crisscrosses
7:24the nation, not just battleground
7:25states, but goes everywhere. We have a
7:27nasty Democrat, Democrat of color, Elon
7:30Omar. She's a nasty woman. Bust your
7:33butt to make sure we win every
7:35Republican seat we can in this great
7:37state.
7:38>> Truly about Republican voters, voters
7:40who love this country, voters who love
7:41Florida showing up to vote.
7:43>> Prayer works getting out and vote in
7:45mass.
7:57So, let's get out and do what we do
7:59best. And what we do best is win win win
8:03on November 3rd.
8:10>> Blessed to have Trump as our president.
8:11We we just People don't realize it.
8:13>> What do you like about Real America's
8:15voice?
8:15>> I love the realness. I love they they
8:18think the way I do.
8:23>> The most important job every president
8:25does is keep you and your family safe.
8:27And no president in my lifetime has done
8:30that better than the one we have right
8:31now.
8:35>> Waiting for the president to arrive for
8:36the last rally out amongst the people.
8:39At
8:39>> this point, it's all about turnout.
8:42Especially with election day right
8:44around the corner. The mission is clear.
8:46We have to energize Republican voters.
8:49Make a final pitch to undecided voters.
8:51>> You've all wanted this. We've all wanted
8:54this. Are you WITH US ON TUESDAY?
9:07Thank you, Iowa. Thank you. God bless
9:10you all. God bless you.
9:18two.
9:19>> It's Tuesday, 3 November in the year of
9:21our Lord 2026. It is game day and we are
9:24starting our official election uh
9:26evening coverage in the main Rav studio
9:29in Washington DC at the anchor desk. We
9:31have our co-anchors for tonight, Dr.
9:33Gina Lden, Eric Bowling, and Amanda
9:36Head. We're going to get back to those
9:38three in a moment for their
9:39observations, commentary as we kick off
9:41the evening. absolutely packed every
9:44minute from now until who knows where
9:46we're going to be here until we can
9:48ascertain what direction the country is
9:50going to go. I want to go first to John
9:52Solomon. John, you've got uh some
9:55insights from the White House or how
9:56they're viewing today in this surge in
9:59certain parts of the country of MAGA
10:01voters. What do you got, brother?
10:03>> Well, first let's talk about the
10:04president's historic investment. What
10:06you just saw in that 9-minute sizzle was
10:08all that RAV did to cover it day in and
10:10day out. So everyone in America could
10:12experience what is the greatest whistle
10:14stop tour in American history, the Trump
10:16rally. Uh in the last month he did 29
10:19inerson rallies, 40 plus tea rallies. He
10:23invested $450 million of his own pack
10:26money in for the race, including 50
10:28million additional money this week to
10:30try to get house races u to the finish
10:32line. Uh he dispatched cabinet
10:35secretaries to more than 500 stops
10:37across the country. The largest
10:39deployment of a president's capital in a
10:42midterm election by any standard in
10:44history to Donald Trump in this White
10:46House. Uh right now the White House is
10:48feeling pretty good about things. They
10:50feel like the Senate will stay in
10:51Republican hands. 5248 5347.
10:55Some of the numbers being tossed about.
10:56Why do they feel that way? Because in
10:58the battleground states, there are two
11:00uh things they're looking at. voter
11:02turnout, early voter turnout is up six
11:04to eight points compared to 2022 when
11:07Republicans won the House and lost the
11:09Senate. And then the day of vote is
11:11very, very strong in places like Texas,
11:13Arizona, Wisconsin, uh Pennsylvania,
11:16where some important House seats, our
11:18four important House seats, uh they're
11:20fairing, uh pretty bullish about uh
11:22holding on to the Senate, keeping the
11:24House interesting all throughout the
11:25night, maybe a single digit in either
11:27direction. Uh that would be a remarkable
11:30outcome when history says that this
11:31should be a clean sweep by Democrats.
11:34We'll see. The wild cards for tonight
11:36are independent voters. Which way did
11:38they break? We know Republican voters
11:40came out for President Trump uh and the
11:42Republican ticket. How did they break?
11:45Uh and then I think the second thing is
11:46we're going to watch some unusual spots
11:48tonight. One place I'm going to put on
11:49the map right now, Louisiana. Black vote
11:51is way up today on a day of vote. That
11:54could make that Louisiana Senate race
11:56with Leto a little closer. I still think
11:57it's going to be a Republican one, but
11:59that's one I'm watching closely. I'm
12:00watching Maine closely. Susan Collins
12:02people very bullish that they will keep
12:04that seat in Maine. Uh, and with that
12:07seat, there's also Maine, too. Paul Le
12:09Page potentially could steal a Democrat
12:11uh seat early in the day there. So,
12:13those are some of the early
12:14bellweathers, but I would say the White
12:16House is not only uh feeling good about
12:18President Trump's investment, but just
12:20the way the turnout looks today thus
12:22far.
12:24>> John, you've been doing this a long
12:26time. Have you ever seen an individual
12:28let's leave aside what Elon and other
12:30people put in what the committees put in
12:33four almost a half a billion dollars and
12:36that spending started really at when his
12:39engagement really kicked in
12:40>> after Labor Day because I would tell you
12:42at Labor Day it was a blue tsunami. It
12:44ain't no blue tsunami now. Not saying
12:46not saying we're going to win them all
12:48but it's it's we we got a fight on our
12:50hands since late in the night. Have you
12:51ever seen anybody spend virtually after
12:54he raised it a half a billion dollars in
12:56his own money?
12:58>> I was with him in the Oval about a week
12:59ago. His voice was horse, but his energy
13:02was off the chart. He knew that this is
13:04what he was called to do, that it was
13:05his job to help the Republican party
13:07defeat history and try to keep this race
13:10close, maybe tip it in the Republicans
13:12direction. Uh, one of the greatest
13:14campaigners in history. Certainly, I
13:16don't think we'll ever see another
13:17political rally maker like Donald Trump
13:19in our lifetime. on Sunday night when he
13:21was in Iowa, that might have been the
13:23last great rally we're going to see. Our
13:24generation of political leaders um the
13:27whistle stop, you know, you go through
13:28William Jennings Bryan, you go through
13:30Teddy Roosevelt and Harry Truman, they
13:32made the train stops uh a thing of
13:35politics. This guy made stadiums the
13:37things of politics and he filled them
13:39now for 10, 12 straight years. It's
13:42really a remarkable thing and it's
13:44really remarkable to be part of a
13:45network that got its pundits out of the
13:48way and allowed every American, even if
13:50what President Trump wasn't stopping in
13:51your community, you could come to Real
13:53America's Voice every night and get that
13:55experience and see something that's
13:57probably a once in a generation
13:58political phenomenon. One thing they'll
14:00say about this race, it doesn't we won't
14:02know how it turns out till midnight or
14:03one or two this morning, but uh Donald
14:05Trump left everything on the field.
14:06There's no doubt about it. 450 million
14:08bucks, 29 rallies, more than 40 teller
14:11rallies, 500 visits by cabinet officers.
14:14That is a surge unlike anything in
14:16American history.
14:18>> Okay, President Trump was barntorming
14:21and we're going to run through the tape.
14:22Nothing is going to be left. We're going
14:25to leave it all on the field. Nothing's
14:26going to be left on the sidelines. John
14:27Solomon's with us, of course. We got the
14:30main desk at RAV DC. We have people
14:32dispersed, I think 25 locations
14:34throughout the country and analysis on
14:36all of it. We're going to take a short
14:38commercial break. Also, the attorney
14:41general of the great state of Texas, I
14:43think he's going to call in shortly.
14:45Short commercial break. We're going to
14:47come back to the main desk. Also, the
14:48former speaker of the house of Florida
14:50told us about the Florida surge today.
14:53Real America's voice war room coverage
14:56of the midterm elections next.
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18:06>> We get back to Solomon. We got Caroline
18:07Ren. I'm bringing in now the former
18:09speaker of the Florida House, Paul
18:11Rener, who ran for governor, former
18:13governator candidate. Uh the talk of the
18:16day was how Florida inspired us with
18:19this surge of in-person voting. Where do
18:21we stand? Uh former Speaker Rener, where
18:25do we stand on Florida as we speak right
18:27now?
18:28>> Well, before election day, Steve, it was
18:30pretty close. Democrat versus
18:31Republican, but just on election day
18:33alone, a 23%
18:36margin, Republican over Democrat spread
18:39and over 600,000 votes uh lead right now
18:42as of 5:00 over Democrats. And so the
18:46hopes of uh an upset are starting to
18:49slip out of the fingers of statewide
18:50Democrats.
18:53>> As you look tonight, make us smart.
18:56Where should we be focused on when
18:58Florida starts coming in? What are the
18:59things that you look for? You know the
19:00state better than anybody. What should
19:02we focus on?
19:04>> Well, one of the concern areas, you
19:05know, you you put all your voters in
19:07election day. We had some ma massive
19:09flooding in and three South Florida
19:11counties that have depressed uh some of
19:13the vote there in Republican rich areas.
19:16But, uh, you know, you look at
19:17Hillsboro, you look at PK County, some
19:19of those types of of places. Uh, you
19:21know, I think I think we'll see what you
19:24should expect to see is a strong
19:26Democrat performance as soon as the
19:28ballots drop. Remember, in Florida, it's
19:30your vote by mail and your early vote
19:32comes in all at once. That's going to
19:34show a Democrat lead. So, don't panic.
19:37All that election day voting I mentioned
19:38earlier is going to be counted
19:40throughout the night over the next hour,
19:41hour and a half, and you're just going
19:43to see the Democrats hopes fade with it.
19:46And so expect a big Democrat uh
19:48celebration at 7 7:15, but after that
19:51it's going to be uh not so not so
19:53celebratory.
19:56>> Um the uh governor's race, this one has
19:59been at least in the polling uh quite
20:01tight. Do you think Byron will break as
20:03real votes start coming in? Do you think
20:05Byron will break out?
20:07>> Yeah, I think you know this is not going
20:08to be 2022. I my gut and this is just my
20:11gut is two to seven points somewhere in
20:13there that he wins. I think it'd be
20:14especially with where we are in the lead
20:16in a growing lead throughout with two
20:18more hours to go. I think it's very
20:20unlikely that there'd be an upset there,
20:22but it could be it could be, you know,
20:24in the lower single digits, mid single
20:25digits. That's very possible. U but
20:28maybe higher. We'll see how we finish
20:29out before 7:00.
20:32Traditionally, you know, when we did in
20:3416 and other years, uh is it Broward
20:36County that kind of holds back? And the
20:37tradition is they hold back to see how
20:39the rest of the state comes in to see
20:40how much how many uh how many ballots
20:43they got to make up. Uh do you
20:45anticipate any uh any shenanigans like
20:47this or is Governor DeSantis clean this
20:50mess up and we're going to have a
20:51straight count tonight?
20:53>> Well, we cleaned a lot of it up, but but
20:55yeah, if I were going to see a problem,
20:56I see it in Broward County. Uh they just
20:58seem, you know, whether it's
20:59partisanship or incompetence or a
21:01combination of the two. I was a
21:02prosecutor down there and there's a lot
21:03of lot of nonsense, a lot of shenanigans
21:05going on. Let's just say that. So, don't
21:07be surprised if they take a couple three
21:09days and but you know, as they say, if
21:11it's not close, they can't cheat. And
21:13so, uh hopefully it's not close here in
21:14Florida.
21:17>> Speaker, what we'd like to do is reach
21:18out to you later in the evening if you
21:20see anything that we should uh get up.
21:22We would love to get you back up here
21:23and talk to the nation about Florida
21:25because the job you guys have done down
21:26there is just extraordinary. You made it
21:28the rail head of the MAGA movement and
21:30we appreciate that. So, anything you
21:32see, let us know. We'll get you back up.
21:34>> Thanks, Steve. Great to be with you.
21:36>> What What's your social media? I want
21:38people to follow you on on Twitter and
21:39your social media where they go.
21:41>> Yeah. Paul Reneron onx and uh you can
21:44find me there on Facebook and Instagram
21:46as well.
21:47>> Thank you, sir. I appreciate you.
21:49>> Thanks, Steve.
21:51>> Okay, I'm going to go back to our desk.
21:53I want to play Bruce Springsteen had a
21:55special appeal today. Let's play that
21:57and we're going to go back to the uh our
21:59main desk.
22:00>> Hi, it's Bruce Springsteen. I'm speaking
22:02to election officials and
22:03representatives of our government on
22:05election day. You have sworn an oath to
22:09preserve, protect, and defend our
22:11constitution. That means you have a
22:13solemn duty to ensure that our votes are
22:17securely counted. Thomas Jefferson said,
22:20"Government requires the consent of the
22:24governed. You who represent us must
22:26never consent to any directives that
22:29undermine our constitutional right to a
22:32free and fair election. Our vote is our
22:36voice and it's up to you to ensure that
22:39our voice is heard. I wish you all a
22:41good election day and thank you for your
22:44service.
22:46>> There's nothing better than getting
22:48lectured about the Constitution
22:51uh from Bruce Springsteen. Dr. Gina Lden
22:53will go to you first. thoughts,
22:54observations on that and where are we in
22:57this midterm, ma'am?
23:00>> This midterm, I think, is uh interesting
23:02if you boil it down, Steve, to uh what
23:05this is going to mean tonight. It's
23:07going to mean a sort of a referendum,
23:09honestly, for the vice president and his
23:11hopefuls of hopefulness for obviously
23:14the next election. Also, I think the
23:17psychology of the electorate is to be
23:19measured here. Does it matter more to
23:20them that they're mad about gas prices
23:22and wars or does it matter more to them
23:25uh that a socialist takeover could
23:28happen? Because psychologically
23:29speaking, Stephen, and you know, that's
23:30my background. Uh people are more likely
23:33to vote against what they fear,
23:36ironically, at a rate of about 60% more.
23:38So, uh it should be a referendum along
23:40those lines.
23:42>> In uh in Florida itself, uh we we've
23:45spent a ton of time redistricting that
23:48state. How do you think that's going to
23:49play out tonight? Some of these House
23:50races,
23:53>> the flooding is the wild card here. Um,
23:55as your former guest said, uh, it's
23:57absolutely true, Steve. We were flooded.
23:59You couldn't believe it. It was
24:00positively horrible. We had king tides
24:02combined with massive thousand-year
24:04rains, they were saying, uh, and
24:06everything was flooded. It closed
24:07polling places. Uh, and and it caused a
24:11lot of problems that maybe weren't
24:12mentioned even if polling places weren't
24:14closed. You know, people's basements
24:15flooded, people's homes flooded. So they
24:17were cleaning and moving things to
24:19storage and moving out of their homes in
24:21some cases uh to hotels and things like
24:23that. So I don't know what that will do
24:26just to be completely honest with you.
24:28But if that flood had not happened, I
24:30can tell you I felt really good about uh
24:32Republicans in the state of Florida.
24:35>> Wow. Let's go. By the way, Florida is
24:37always bragging about their weather. You
24:39live in a tropical swamp, but when it
24:40starts to act like a tropical swamp, all
24:42I hear is bitching and moaning all the
24:44time. It was a thousand-year rain. It
24:46was a biblical biblical ring. Amanda had
24:49your observations and thoughts, ma'am.
24:52>> Yeah. You know, every time I see a video
24:54of Bruce Springsteen, he's wearing a
24:56flannel shirt. And I think I think about
24:58this guy. He's worth what, like, I don't
25:00know, probably half a billion dollars.
25:02And yet, he still looks like the guy
25:03who's going to tell you that your
25:04undercarriage needs some work, which
25:06considering how much he looks more and
25:07more like a lesbian every day, there's
25:09definitely another joke there. Um, but I
25:11look at what's happening right now.
25:12You've got nearly 60 million votes,
25:15early votes that have already come in.
25:17I'm going to I'm going to uh I'm going
25:20to pat the backs of my parents for just
25:21a moment. They probably won't be too
25:22happy with this, but they are poll
25:24workers down in Alabama. And they said
25:26that the turnout that they are seeing
25:27there, excuse me, in Alabama is what
25:30they've seen in presidential years. And
25:32you look at the data for Republicans and
25:34Democrats, and I've heard this
25:36anecdotally on the ground in a lot of
25:37different states that Republicans are
25:39matching Democrats in early voting. And
25:42we know what the trend is regarding
25:44Democrats showing up on election day
25:45versus Republicans. If Republicans have
25:48that, you know, if they have that gusto,
25:50if they have, you know, if they have
25:51been at all affected by President
25:53Trump's rallies and his messaging, then
25:55hopefully they have shown up today.
25:56We've got, you know, what, four more
25:58hours on the West Coast, five more hours
26:00on the West Coast. I certainly hope that
26:02things are trending in that direction.
26:04I've got, I don't know, 20 or so House
26:06races that I'm going to be looking at.
26:08Uh Kentucky, what is it? Kentucky 6 is
26:11one of the ones that I'm going to be
26:12looking at early. Um there's another one
26:14in Maine, a House race that I'm going to
26:16be looking at because I think it's going
26:17to tell us a lot about what's going to
26:18happen with Susan Collins. So, we're
26:20going to be seeing that as the polls are
26:21closing here in another hour or so. I I
26:24I still I'm going to dig in. I'm going
26:26to I'm going to double down on what I've
26:27said. I think that Republicans keep the
26:29Senate and I think that the House is a
26:31totally different story. It's just a
26:33matter of how bad it is.
26:35We're going to, by the way, that's I'm
26:37It's great that you're taking Kentucky
26:38six, Maine two, because early in the
26:40evening, I think between Maine, New
26:41Hampshire, Kentucky, Virginia 1 and two,
26:44maybe some New Jersey. I think New
26:45Jersey closes later. I think we're going
26:47to get a feel particularly in the House
26:49of where this could be trending. So,
26:50Amanda, we'll come back to you, make
26:52sure that we get all those 20. Eric
26:54Bowling, you're also going to be at the
26:55board tonight, at least for the first
26:56part of the evening. Your assessment of
26:58of where normally you're talk we're
26:59talking markets. Today, we're talking
27:02political market. your thoughts.
27:04>> Wow. A lot to lot to talk about. First
27:06of all, Amanda, I'll take the over on
27:08500 million with Springsteen's net
27:10worth. It's probably approaching a
27:11billion.
27:12>> I'll take the I'll take the I think it's
27:14at least one large. It's one large.
27:17>> Yeah, Cardier.
27:19>> You know, don't buy into that hype. I've
27:21never I lived in New Jersey for 30
27:24years. I couldn't stand that guy anyway.
27:26And I hate I dislike him in New Jersey
27:28and he's never left. I think he's just
27:29horrible. It's just terrible music,
27:31terrible politics. Couple of themes for
27:33me, Steve.
27:33>> Hold on. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang
27:34on. Is that Is that where you got Is
27:36that where you got your edge from was
27:38Jersey? Now, now I've totally figured
27:39out every person from New Jersey. He's
27:41got a little tiny edge to him. That's
27:43where bowling got it.
27:43>> That's a tough place. That's tough tough
27:45place to spend as as a conservative in
27:47New Jersey. I'll tell you that. You got
27:48to you got to hold your own. You got to
27:49come with the facts. I got it from the
27:51trading floor. Steve, couple quick
27:52themes. Um on the state of Florida is
27:56going to be important. Byron Donald, we
27:57keep hearing, "Oh, it's tough. It's
27:58tight. Ashley Moody, it's tough. And
28:00it's tight. A long time ago, Steve, I I
28:03was at Fox News and Trump was running in
28:052016. You were right there with them.
28:07And everyone believed it was going to be
28:09Ted Cruz for the nomination. Then
28:10everyone believed it was going to be
28:11Hillary for the election. And I said to
28:13folks, forget the polls. Stop looking at
28:15the polls. Watch what people are doing.
28:17Watch what they're saying. Listen to
28:18them. You'd go out to dinner and as a a
28:21known Trump supporter, people come over
28:22to me saying, you know, I'm going to
28:24vote for Trump. And they'd whisper. And
28:26I said, why are you whispering it?
28:27because they didn't want to be pulled.
28:29They want out be out in the open saying,
28:30"I'm going to vote for Trump." But they
28:32wanted something new. They want I think
28:34similar things are going on right now
28:36this term, especially with Trumpbacked
28:38candidates. They don't like the war.
28:40They don't like the gas price, but
28:41they're still saying, "I don't like
28:43those, but I'm going to vote for his
28:44candidates." So, I think these polls are
28:46going to prove to be very, very skewed
28:48to the Democrat, to the liberals,
28:50Democrat, and not there. And Byron
28:52Donald, I believe, will will win with
28:53double digits who remains to be seen
28:55tonight. So, you know, there there a
28:57couple of games on here. Ashley Moody, I
28:59think, is going to be in a tough tough
29:00tough race. I don't buy this that she's
29:02got a wider lead than Byron Donald's
29:04does. I want her to win. I think she's
29:05going to pull it out, though. So, we
29:07have a lot to talk about tonight.
29:09>> Okay, the main desk, we got Dr. Gina,
29:11Amanda Head, Eric Bowling, um the
29:14attorney general of the state of Florida
29:16is going to Ken Paxton is going to call
29:18in shortly. We're going to go to
29:20Arizona. Some issues out in Maricopa
29:22County, but got Caroline Ren, John
29:23Solomon. We're packed tonight.
29:25plus riding shotgun. By the way, Mo's
29:27out of her morning.
29:30>> You're not morninging or you got Magga
29:32Red on.
29:33>> Yes, I do.
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33:02room. Here's your host, Stephen K. B.
33:08>> Okay, right now we have the attorney
33:10general of the great uh state of Texas,
33:12Ken Paxton. Remember on this midterm,
33:15the first call, the first guest we had
33:17on January 20th of 2021 was the attorney
33:20general of the great state of Texas, Ken
33:22Paxton, told us, "Hey, where the Biden
33:24regime is going to be inside the
33:25Constitution for the good of Texas,
33:27we'll work with them. Where they're not,
33:29we'll see him in court." He filed his
33:31first suit, I think, that night. Uh,
33:34General Paxton, uh, tell me where do we
33:37stand in this and what do we need to do
33:39to bring a victory home?
33:41>> So, it's literally voter turnout. We and
33:43I know everybody says that, but it's
33:44it's a reality. We have more Republicans
33:46in Texas than we do Democrats. So if our
33:49people show up, and we need them to show
33:51up on election day because the Democrats
33:53banked most of their votes during early
33:55voting, and a lot of Republicans, well
33:56over a million of Republican primary
33:59voters, had not voted as of election
34:01day. So it's pretty important that
34:03people get their friends out, their
34:04families out. The difference between
34:06electing me and James Salarico couldn't
34:08be more different as far as the East is
34:11from the West, what he believes versus
34:13what I believe. and uh he will be a very
34:15dangerous uh US senator if he has the
34:18opportunity to represent Texas in that
34:20way.
34:23>> Uh General Paxton, the afterwork uh
34:26voting is going on right now, right?
34:27It's 4:30 uh central time in in Texas.
34:30Uh what do you tell people to do? They
34:32have a site they can go to to find out
34:33where their polling place is. What's
34:35your recommendation for people that are
34:37leaving on their way home or going to
34:38vote? Yeah, each uh each county you go
34:41into the county website, there's an
34:42election administrator and look up where
34:46you vote uh on election day and it's
34:48based on your zip code and your address.
34:51So, um anyway, it's uh it's the time. We
34:55have polls open in Texas until 7 for
34:58most of the state, which is about two
35:00and a half hours, a little less than two
35:02and a half hours. And then we have El
35:04Paso is actually open uh another hour
35:06because it's on Mountain Time.
35:09We have plenty of time, plenty of time
35:11to people get to vote. What is your
35:12assessment of the of the turnout today,
35:14particularly in West Texas, sir?
35:17>> So, I've heard good things. Um, but it's
35:19always, you know, hit and miss because
35:21we don't have up tothedate information
35:24on on what's going on in every county.
35:26We just have a few. Um, I know that, um,
35:30Montgomery County is is is a very very
35:33strong Republican, uh, county and they
35:36are voting in big numbers. Um, but I've
35:39also heard Austin is voting in big
35:40numbers. So, you know, it's it's hard to
35:43measure until um, they start releasing
35:47the results tonight. And, you know,
35:48early vote will get out first and then
35:50we'll see if election day is uh, similar
35:53or or hopefully better for us.
35:56Okay, we two and a half hours in the
35:58great state of Texas. Your campaign
35:59site, uh, is there a place they can go
36:01to to find out more? Uh, General Paxton.
36:05>> Yeah, kenpaxton.com or at kenpaxtontx.
36:09>> Sir, appreciate you. Let you go back to
36:11work. We had two and a half hours of
36:13voting for the great state of Texas.
36:14Thank you, sir. Appreciate you.
36:16>> Absolutely. Get out and vote and get
36:17your friends out.
36:20>> Thank you, sir. It's all game day vote.
36:23Montgomery County I think is tracking on
36:25presidential uh cycle. Let's go to we're
36:27going to go back to main desk in just a
36:29moment. Let's go now to the great state
36:31of Arizona. I'm gonna have Kovette join
36:32me in a second. Let's break Jordan. We
36:35got Jordan Conradson. Jordan, Maricopa
36:38County, our favorite. Uh you were there.
36:40You were almost arrested I think back in
36:42the 2020 I think it was the recount.
36:45What's going on in Maricopa County
36:46today?
36:48>> I was Steve. Uh, you know, me and Ben
36:50Wan both almost arrested in Maricopa
36:52County. We tried to access the press
36:55conference. That's it. You know, early
36:57this morning, we were seeing issues with
37:00election day voters, in-person voters
37:02who showed up. There were a few concerns
37:05with flooding, a few polling locations
37:07potentially closed down, but also what
37:10was revealed to me was that printer
37:12malfunctions were occurring in a few
37:14voting locations as well as um ballot
37:18tabulator malfunctions where people who
37:21had under votes where they didn't vote
37:23the full ballot, they were sticking
37:25their ballot in, it was spitting it
37:27right back out. just like what we saw in
37:292022 where they had this um infamous box
37:33three that they had to stick their
37:35ballot in to be counted later off site.
37:37Um so that that that was happening for a
37:41lot of in-person voters and and just
37:43like in Texas, just like in other
37:44states, this is a turnout election. It's
37:47going to depend widely on Republican
37:50in-person voters. So to see an issue
37:52like that, it's somewhat concerning. Are
37:55these just normal course of business or
37:57is Maricopa County still not have I
37:58thought we had our own guy in there.
37:59They we still not have this thing
38:01sorted. Is this is normal course of
38:03business problems going to happen in a
38:05complex?
38:05>> I mean at this point it would look that
38:07way.
38:08>> Have we sorted this mess up?
38:10>> Go ahead.
38:10>> At this point it would it would look
38:12that way like it's normal coaster
38:13business. Of course um Justin Heap he is
38:15good. I'm being told by Maricopa County
38:18Republican chairman that the board of
38:20supervisors and keep in mind this is a
38:22hostile board that has tried to actually
38:25strip away election duties away from the
38:29Republican the MAGA Republican recorder
38:31Justin Heath. They took out the early
38:35voting machines, tabulators, uh, ballot
38:39printers, and poll books from the
38:41locations before election day and
38:44replace them, right, with with non with
38:46with these machines and printers and
38:48tabulators that hadn't been tried and
38:50tred in the field just like the
38:54um machines had been that were used for
38:57early voting. So, they put in new
38:58machines and basically what what
39:01happened this morning is they got
39:02caught. They they had issues and they
39:04they said, "Oh, this is now being
39:07reported. They didn't know that Gateway
39:08Pundit was going to be there. They
39:09didn't know that Gayway Pundit was going
39:11to be reporting from Washington DC on
39:14what's going on in Arizona cuz I'm I'm
39:16not there anymore." But they quickly
39:18came out, had people fix it. And thank
39:21God, you know, Craig Berlin is telling
39:23me that they're not seeing so much of
39:26these same issues now
39:28>> and through throughout the day versus
39:31what they were seeing this morning.
39:32>> For Maricopa County, for a Maricopa
39:34County Board of Supervisor, anybody
39:36overseeing election, the worst thing you
39:37have is say, "Mr. Conradson and Mr.
39:40Burkwam on line one. He took care of it
39:43from the White House." Conradson, where'
39:45they go get you at Gateway Pundit?
39:48What's your social media? We'll check in
39:49with you later in the evening.
39:50>> That's right. You you can find me on uh
39:52Twitter, Conrads and Jordan. I'm coming
39:54in hot with some stuff on Maricopa
39:56County. You find me on Instagram, Jordan
39:58Conrads and you know all all other
40:00social medias. Always find me at the
40:01gateway pundit.com. I'm reporting the
40:04truth. Nothing but the truth. Especially
40:06on Maricopa County. I'm always tracking.
40:09>> Burwam and Conradson online one. Thank
40:12you, sir. Appreciate you. Get back to
40:13you later in the evening.
40:14>> Thank you, Steve. Talk soon. Bye.
40:16>> Covet, make me feel better. I've already
40:17broken out a cold sweat. This is no
40:20replay of Maricopa County of 2020 or
40:232022.
40:25Just a nightmare.
40:26>> What he said about Justin Heap is is
40:28true. Justin Heap's a good guy. We He's
40:31on He's on the watch. He's he's doing a
40:33great job in Maricopa. So, you know, in
40:35general, my my uh suspicions are a lot
40:39more quieted. But hey, listen, we got to
40:40keep a keen eye out there because uh as
40:43he mentioned, there are forces that are
40:45working against us, too. But Justin
40:46Heaps, great guy that we got over the
40:48finish line in 24. Um, right now though,
40:51Steve, you know, there was a big kind of
40:53back and forth going on on social media
40:55about turnout numbers in Arizona, right?
40:58I told you that we were modeling
41:00anywhere between 220,000 and 270,000
41:03275,000 in Maricopa County on election
41:06day. And they kept saying, you know,
41:09there's this Garrett Archer who's a
41:11local guy here who's always watching the
41:12data saying, "Oh, it's depressed. it's
41:14depressed from 2022. Uh well, it turns
41:17out, you know, it was actually there was
41:19an hour delay in some of the real-time
41:21data and they've since updated that. So,
41:24even Garrett Archer is saying, "Oh,
41:26okay. Turn out there's a lot of lot of
41:27ballots that have come in lately." So,
41:29we're still modeling uh and looking and
41:32projecting at 250 plus thousand votes in
41:35Maricopa. And as you know, Steve, about
41:37the state of Arizona, as goes Maricopa,
41:39so goes the state. So, that's really the
41:41the race to watch. Right now, we are in
41:43the the prime voting hours for
41:46Republicans. So, about between 3 and
41:487:00 local time. Right now in Arizona,
41:50it's 3:41. So, between 3 and 7:00 is
41:54when we get a lot of that late surge,
41:56that day of voter that gets off of work,
41:59checks out, goes to the polling place,
42:01and cast the ballot. So, right now is
42:03when we're expecting to see the biggest
42:05dumps and the biggest waves of of new
42:07data coming in in Arizona. But like I
42:09said, we're tracking at 250ish. Could be
42:13could be slightly higher if these if
42:14these hours really turn in to something
42:16something robust. Uh but that that's a
42:19solid number. I'd like to see that
42:21number at 275 because we're winning day
42:24of uh by by clip of, you know, R plus
42:2620. So that's a huge thing to watch. Do
42:29we get 250? Do we end up at 240? Do we
42:32end up at 275 in in Maricopa? The more
42:35we get out today, the the better. I like
42:37Andy Bigg's chances.
42:40>> Talk to me. I just want to hit rewind
42:42for a second for the national and
42:43international audience about the
42:45Maricopa and Arizona because Arizona
42:47important. Your your range today for
42:49Republicans was 220 to 275. You said
42:52game day voting I think was going to be
42:54R plus 20 to R30. And you modeled I want
42:56people to understand this that is also
42:59modeling independence at a uh at a 43%
43:03uh uh break uh for uh go ahead explain
43:07explain the independence because this is
43:09a big number also.
43:09>> Yeah exactly independence we're modeling
43:11at about for the overall elector
43:14electorate at about a 43.5%
43:16for bigs.
43:18>> That's not true of election day.
43:20election day, what we're seeing is that
43:22that election day indie vote is going to
43:25be R+ something between R8 and R12. So
43:28even the indies on election day are
43:30going to break our ways. So, so that
43:33that's a really good thing and a really
43:34good sign for election day, which all
43:36the more reason, Steve, we want to see
43:38that overall vote in Maricopa really get
43:41to that 250 to 275 mark because, you
43:44know, each each new threshold you reach,
43:47uh, you're you're just gaining on HOBS
43:50with with each new threshold. So, we we
43:52just want to see lots of turnout. And
43:53and I know it's annoying cuz we all get
43:55on here. I heard uh Attorney General
43:58Paxton say the same thing. It's
43:59turnouts, turnouts, turnout. It's lit.
44:02Our votes are out there because we can
44:04see our four out of fours and our three
44:05out of fours. There's plenty of votes
44:07that are out there in Arizona. We just
44:09got to get them out there, you know. And
44:10you talked about these big picture
44:12things that you're watching for. The
44:14themes of the night. The theme of the
44:15night is okay. You know, did we go from
44:17from an R plus electorate to a D plus
44:20what electorate? If it's like a D plus4,
44:23right? We we're looking at Duval County
44:25in Florida. I know we're talking about
44:27Arizona, but this is a bellweather
44:28county in Florida. That seems to be kind
44:32of what it's shaping up. Is is it a D
44:34plus4? If it's a D+4 electorate, we keep
44:36the Senate. Okay, that's that. So, so
44:39how big is the bleed? How big are the
44:41defections? That's what we're really
44:43watching for right now. And I think
44:44you're going to see some of that play
44:45out in in in Arizona tonight. And and
44:48that's the question. Can we can we match
44:50our 2022 type numbers or do we fall
44:53slightly behind
44:55>> at the at the 250ish
44:58and where you have independence? I want
45:00to do this before we go to break the
45:02feelely because you have two house seats
45:05that could be very determinative about
45:07the the holding of the house. Feelely, I
45:09think in Arizona one, and then Juan
45:11Ciscomani uh down in uh Tucson in the
45:14southern part of the state. Where where
45:15if you hit the numbers you think you're
45:17seeing right now, where do those fall
45:19out? Well, the thing we're seeing in
45:22Feele's race is that the his R split is
45:25probably even better, right? He's
45:27probably getting about an R30. So CD1's
45:30looking really really solid. Uh if I had
45:33to say what I feel most bullish about,
45:37it's going to be Feelely right now. Feel
45:38Feelely is uh riding real strong. We're
45:41feeling really really bullish about
45:43that. Uh Juan Sysammani, he started the
45:46day a little bit behind, which we we
45:48would expect in that district. But if if
45:52his day of is is is a good clip, then
45:55we're going to we're going to win that
45:56one as well. But but it's all going to
45:58be day of with WS cuz he started the day
46:00behind. Fely we're feeling very very
46:02strong about though. uh that that's
46:04probably the that if if I had to go in
46:05order of confidence, it's definitely
46:08Feelely and then, you know, Bigs and
46:10then Ziskmani. So, but again, if you if
46:12you have that that overall day of I
46:15mean, that could all three of those
46:16could end up in the win column. And if
46:18we don't, all three could be in the the
46:20loss column as well. So, we're still in
46:22crunch time. So, if you are in Arizona,
46:24you got to get out. This is the sweet
46:25spot for Republicans, that 3 to 7, that
46:28afterwork hour. this hours. These are
46:30the these are the hours we need
46:32everybody to get out. If you're sitting
46:33on the sidelines, please
46:37get off the couch. Get get out from
46:39behind that cubicle and get to the
46:40polling place. We need your numbers to
46:42make this a winning winning uh let's do
46:45it right now. Uh Andrew, hang on. Andrew
46:47Kvette with the Charlie Kirk show out in
46:50Arizona. All important. Remember the
46:52polling on Andy Biggs was down double
46:55digits only a couple weeks ago. Andrew
46:57Kovette said, "Hey, with Cliff Maloney
47:00and ballot chasing what we're doing,
47:01Tyler Boyer, we're we're three to five
47:03points.
47:05>> Anybody who owns property should worry
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50:06>> Hi, it's Bruce Springsteen. I'm speaking
50:08to election officials and
50:09representatives of our government on
50:11election day. You have sworn an oath to
50:15preserve, protect, and defend our
50:17constitution. That means you have a
50:19solemn duty to ensure that our votes are
50:23securely counted. Thomas Jefferson said,
50:27"Government requires the consent of the
50:30governed. You who represent us must
50:32never consent to any directives that
50:35undermine our constitutional right to a
50:38free and fair election. Our vote is our
50:42voice and it's up to you to ensure that
50:45our voice is heard. I wish you all a
50:47good election day and thank you for your
50:50service."
50:52Kovette, uh, Charlie Kirk built an a
50:56organization, a massive organization
50:58that reached out to make sure the young
51:00were uh, young people in this country
51:01had a voice and a platform. What say you
51:04about being lectured about the
51:06Constitution by Bruce Springsteen, sir?
51:10>> I mean, I can't stand that guy. I mean,
51:12by the way, he looks extraordinarily old
51:14and feeble like like, you know, the guy
51:16seen better days, you know. He's an
51:18activist. You know, he's an American. He
51:20can say what he wants to say, you know,
51:22but the it strikes me as the sedicious
51:24six all over again. You know, you must
51:26not obey.
51:27>> Wow.
51:27>> You know, illegal orders, you know, but
51:29these guys, it's like they're they're
51:31they're suggesting there are illegal
51:33orders. They're suggesting there is
51:35illegalities going on. No, we're sending
51:36out a thousand people all across the
51:38country to make sure that the people who
51:40typically pull the shenanigans,
51:42especially in the urban core, don't do
51:43it again. Um, you know, I, you know,
51:46Steve, we're talking about overall
51:48themes for tonight, and I think that the
51:49the thing that we need to be watching is
51:52some of these bell weathers. I told you
51:53in the last segment, Duval County in
51:56Florida is something I'm watching really
51:57closely. You know, that was at the last
52:00update I saw it was D plus4. Okay. Now,
52:03it's D plus 3.38. All right. So if it if
52:07it if this is a bell weather, if 2024
52:10and Duval end up being a bell weather
52:12for what we can see in 2026,
52:15okay, you go from an R plus to a D3 D4
52:18electorate, that means you're not
52:21getting that blue tsunami. You're going
52:23to have a good night for Dems, but you
52:24probably don't win the the Senate
52:26control of the Senate back. All right.
52:28So that that's that's a really big miss
52:31on the polls if if Duval ends up being
52:33predictive of the the rest of these bell
52:35weathers and the overall electorate. So
52:37that's what I'm I'm looking for. We know
52:39we've had some bleed. We know we've had
52:41some defections. People are upset about
52:43the war in Iran. They're upset about gas
52:45prices. You know, whatever the issue is,
52:49there's this whole third party attempt
52:51or or whatever. So yeah, we know we're
52:53going to have some of that. The question
52:54is how much. The question is how much.
52:57And I think the Dem I think Republicans
52:59have done a much better job in the
53:01closing arguments of this campaign
53:03across the country. President Trump
53:05certainly in barnstorming the country of
53:07pointing out just how radical left the
53:09left has gone. And so if that message
53:12ends up resonating, that's what I'm
53:13looking for tonight. Are are there
53:15enough Republicans that are willing to
53:17go out and say, "I'm voting against
53:19that, so I'm still going to show up
53:21because I know that we, you know, I
53:23might be frustrated. I might be
53:24disgruntled. I might have my qualms, but
53:26I'm not going to let that in. That's
53:28what I'm that's what I'm looking for
53:29because if the if the overall electorate
53:31is D3 plus D4, uh I think that that's
53:35something that we can brush ourselves
53:36off from, say, hey, we got to refocus,
53:39recalibrate, but we survived to fight
53:40another day. That would be, I think, a
53:43successful outcome for the night. And I
53:46think it's I think it's within grasp
53:47right now. Kovet hangover segment
53:50because I want to get to the Cook report
53:51in Wasserman who's looked at as some
53:53kind of guru about what just announced
53:55but I got to go to John Solomon. There
53:57is some breaking news on the law front.
53:59Do I have John? John, what is this
54:01breaking news coming out about President
54:02Trump's DOJ from the Ninth Circuit? Sir,
54:05>> Ninth Circuit, one of the most liberal
54:07circuits in the country. 65 the entire
54:09court ruled that President Trump's
54:11justice department can continue to
54:12pursue its election integrity case
54:15against illegal foreign voters. This is
54:17a major win. It's it flip-flopped three
54:19different ways. Last night, a three
54:21judge panel sided with President Trump.
54:23Then, uh this morning, the full panel
54:26stayed that order and said they wanted
54:28an urgency hearing. They listened to
54:29Todd Blanch's arguments. Just 5 minutes
54:32ago, the Ninth Circuit came out and said
54:34that they agree with the Justice
54:35Department that the Justice Department
54:37has the right to ask states to segregate
54:40ballots that they believe come from
54:42non-citizens and to tell election
54:44officials at the local level if they
54:46count an unlawful foreign ballot, they
54:48themselves can face prosecution. 65
54:51ruling, big win for President Trump on
54:53the election integrity front one of the
54:55most unlikely sources, one of the most
54:56liberal courts in America.
55:00John, this is so big. We won the first
55:02one because normally they break these
55:03down. It's a three judge panel. We won
55:05two to one. Then they did get a stay.
55:07They went on bonk, but they got 29
55:09justice. So they break it down. This 11
55:11Mike Davis talked about this morning. We
55:13just won this from I would say the most
55:15progressive most progressive or one of
55:17the most progressive appellet courts in
55:19the country. That's a big deal about
55:21illegal alien voting. They know the
55:22problem.
55:24>> They they do and just foreigners in
55:26general. You don't have to be an illegal
55:28alien. If you're legally here and you're
55:29still voting as a foreigner, you're
55:30still violating the law. Uh more than
55:33200 prosecutions in the last 3 months
55:35alone on this front. It's not a
55:36conspiracy theory. It's a real issue.
55:38And the Ninth Circuit just told
55:39President Trump, "Keep going."
55:43>> John, my co-host, stick around. We're
55:45going to come back to you. We got a lot
55:46to go through. Ed Martin is going to
55:48join us at the top of the hour. Andrew
55:49Corvette here. We're riding shotgun with
55:52the Charlie Kirk show and they're
55:53streaming that's going to go all night.
55:55I've got the panel at our anchor desk,
55:58Gene Low and Amanda Head. Eric Bowling,
56:01much more from around the country.
56:03Kentucky is about to close. Amanda Head,
56:05that's going to be early. Bellweather
56:07also the work the team at Turning
56:09Point's doing up in New Hampshire, I
56:12think. Uh, Kovette, real quickly,
56:14Dixsville Notch already came in. What
56:16was the vote for the Senate there, sir?
56:19>> Five for Cenounu, two for Papas.
56:26Hey, it was a split 33 three for Trump
56:28and Kamla and historically has gone
56:31Democrat's way. So, let's hope that's a
56:33a sign of good things to come.
56:35>> Good things to come. Okay, we're going
56:37to take a short commercial break. Real
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57:03>> Every time we put a a a not for profofit
57:05up here or a call for people to come and
57:08do phone banks,
57:11the response is amazing. This is all
57:14about the grassroots. It's all about a
57:15game day surge. Is it enough? The Kirk
57:19Report says, "Well, maybe you've taken
57:21it from a blue tsunami to a blue wave."
57:23We'll get into all of that. We're going
57:24to take a short commercial break. May
57:26God bless America. We're going to be
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57:30coverage
57:32of the midterms next.
57:36>> But until this day, we should wait for
57:40our country.
57:42Seek God on HIS BEHALF.
57:45WE MAY NOT have made a golden calf, but
57:48our idols have been clear. And it ends
57:52here.
58:04>> Are you Jew?
58:09Real America's music artist Jason
58:11Ballard is climbing the charts
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1:02:14I'm going to go back to Kovette in a
1:02:15second about these bell weathers, but Ed
1:02:17Martin joins us. Ed, uh I've asked other
1:02:20people about the big macro themes
1:02:22tonight. You're one you're from the
1:02:24Phyllis Schlafley School of Fighters. I
1:02:28think Wasserman's just come out at um at
1:02:31the Cook report and said it's maybe gone
1:02:33from a blue tsunami to a blue wave. Your
1:02:35thoughts, sir?
1:02:36>> Well, I I don't see any of it, Steve. I
1:02:38don't understand. I mean, if you've run
1:02:40uh a race, if you've been in elections,
1:02:42if you run a party, if you look closely,
1:02:44I just don't see it. You know, Florida,
1:02:45we're seeing the numbers are huge,
1:02:47meaning the Florida and and the Florida
1:02:49GOP actually is um strong, but they're
1:02:51sort of used to it now. So, they're not
1:02:53actually grinding like they are in
1:02:54Texas. I I just don't understand what
1:02:56they're talking about. The Republicans
1:02:58caught up on gerrymandering this this
1:02:59time. You know, in Massachusetts, they
1:03:01had zero Republicans, even though there
1:03:02were, I don't know, 30% Republican
1:03:04voters. We stupidly Republicans didn't
1:03:06do that in places like Alabama and
1:03:08other. We caught up on that. So, we
1:03:10probably save four or five seats that
1:03:11way. And we have plenty of money. We
1:03:13have good candidates generally. And so,
1:03:15I, you know, I heard you talking a
1:03:17little bit. New Hampshire looks better.
1:03:19Maine uh looks better. Uh there's going
1:03:21to be a number of places where they're
1:03:22going to be tight. And I just tell
1:03:24people all the time, gravity is the
1:03:26apple falls from the tree to the ground.
1:03:28Political gravity is that the party in
1:03:30the White House loses uh seats. Donald
1:03:33Trump defies gravity. Has done for 15
1:03:35years now. And I think he's going to do
1:03:36it again tonight. So, we'll see. I mean,
1:03:38it may be that the House goes by one or
1:03:40two votes. But again, across the
1:03:42country, the activists are calling in
1:03:43and texting me and they're saying
1:03:45turnout is is robust. Still midterm,
1:03:47right? It's not like it's uh
1:03:48presidential, but and and down in Texas,
1:03:50these people are morons. I I was on Sky
1:03:52News and I'm talking to a reporter who's
1:03:54quoting inner city Austin and they're
1:03:56saying, "This is great. We're rejecting
1:03:58Trump." And you're saying, "That's not
1:04:00where you're going to lose the race." Bo
1:04:02couldn't be Boto pulled as many votes
1:04:04out of El Paso as any Democrat could
1:04:06ever pull out. And Terico's got like
1:04:081ifth of that of the margin that he
1:04:11needs. So, this isn't going to happen.
1:04:12And the story, I think, you want to talk
1:04:14about the story? The story is going to
1:04:15be tomorrow is mass deportations because
1:04:18what you're going to see inside the
1:04:19numbers is that black men and Hispanic
1:04:22Americans wanted and want deportations.
1:04:25Mass deportations. They're not going to
1:04:27vote for Elsiad in Michigan. They're not
1:04:29going to vote for these crazy feminists
1:04:32that are running around the country. So,
1:04:34I think it'll be a washish in terms of
1:04:36the House. and the Senate's going to be
1:04:38Republican and President Trump's gonna
1:04:40declare victory and then he's going to
1:04:41go govern just like he wanted to
1:04:43hopefully uh with gloves off.
1:04:46>> Give me as you've talked to uh as people
1:04:49have texted you all day and kept you up
1:04:51to speed. What are you hearing across
1:04:54the country from the grassroots leaders
1:04:55about what's actually going on in the
1:04:57field today?
1:04:59>> Well, the Republicans have a sense of
1:05:02what's at stake. I think now again we're
1:05:04talking my people are activists, right,
1:05:06that are engaged and they're paying
1:05:08attention every election cycle, but
1:05:09they're not this is not an election
1:05:11where it's hard to make people
1:05:13understand what's at stake. They've seen
1:05:15on the TV Elsiad. They've seen Paris
1:05:18burning. You know, I think the the I
1:05:20think the Red Green Alliance, the notion
1:05:22of that has become clearer to people
1:05:24that it's a little bit so the activists
1:05:26are feeling lots of energy and then
1:05:28they're going to get their people out
1:05:29and and you know, look, the the the
1:05:31media wants to make the Paris, excuse
1:05:33me, the Iran war this great uh weight.
1:05:37Again, I'm watching the TV. MSNBC has
1:05:39somebody coming out of the polls in
1:05:41Texas. It's an older gentleman. He says,
1:05:43she said, "What do you care about that?"
1:05:44And he says, "We just got to get rid of
1:05:45Iran and we got to bomb those bastards."
1:05:47So again, these me the messaging of the
1:05:50fake news media is confusing uh the
1:05:53people that watch these shows, but on
1:05:54the ground, our activists are saying
1:05:56they're grinding and they're paying
1:05:58attention and they know there's still
1:06:00judges to pick. They know Alto is
1:06:02coming. Uh I'm talking about our
1:06:04activists that watch this stuff closely.
1:06:06They know Alto's retirement is coming.
1:06:08Somebody's going to pick that
1:06:09replacement with in this with the Senate
1:06:11or not. And so I think, you know, you're
1:06:13going to see more success than we've
1:06:15seen before. And look, Steve, again,
1:06:17money can't buy you love and it can't
1:06:19buy you an election, but it can get you
1:06:21a hell of a long way, by the way, on
1:06:23both fronts, but in with elections, if
1:06:25you have enough money, you're in the
1:06:26game. And there is enough money in the
1:06:28game. So, we're seeing people uh pulling
1:06:30things off. Look, Lawler was winning up
1:06:32in New York. He was winning. He's not my
1:06:34favorite guy on policies. Now, they've
1:06:36got ballots, 250,000 ballots in
1:06:38somebody's trunk, taking it downtown to
1:06:40count them. Okay, we'll see how that
1:06:42turns out. That's where it's headed.
1:06:43watch Wayne County up in in Michigan. If
1:06:46uh Elsa is losing like I think he is,
1:06:48that's where you're going to start
1:06:49seeing ballots counted until uh six in
1:06:52the morning on Friday and we'll see what
1:06:54happens. But but again, I was over at
1:06:55the RNC I was over at the RNC yesterday
1:06:57talking to their team. They got
1:06:58litigation lawyers teed up all over the
1:07:00place and they're ready to go. I I think
1:07:03um you know, I'm optimistic cautiously
1:07:05that we're going to have a really really
1:07:07good night and Wasserman's going to you
1:07:09know, stick it in his ear as they say.
1:07:12You're Ed. Hang on. I want to go to
1:07:14Andrew Eric. Go ahead.
1:07:16>> Well, write down a hopper.
1:07:17>> Ed me Ed mentioned uh Wayne County,
1:07:20Michigan. Scott Presler posted a tweet
1:07:22that he received he received a text
1:07:24message saying there are power outages
1:07:26in Wayne County, Michigan.
1:07:27>> Yeah, of course.
1:07:28>> Won't be coming back on until 7:40,
1:07:30which is uh you know after the polls
1:07:32close. So
1:07:34>> is that is that is Michigan seven or
1:07:36eight? I think Michigan may be eight,
1:07:38isn't it? Is it seven? Check it out. Let
1:07:40me go I want to go to Kovette for a
1:07:42second. Andrew, uh talk to me about
1:07:43Wasserman and about what's he's saying
1:07:45it's blue tsunami to now blue wave the
1:07:48Cook report.
1:07:49>> Yeah, I mean he he's I think his he was
1:07:52saying it's going to be one or the
1:07:53other. He's saying he he's basically
1:07:55saying that uh you know Republicans
1:07:57pulling out anything that we would
1:07:58consider a winning evening is off the
1:08:00board. I I agree with Ed. I don't
1:08:03necessarily see that. for example, you
1:08:05know, you're seeing the prediction
1:08:07markets. Even Bo French in Texas is now
1:08:10has now flipped. He is now favored to
1:08:12win his race according to the prediction
1:08:14markets. Now, just a prediction market.
1:08:16Uh but we he he mentioned Mike Lawler.
1:08:18That's another one that's flipped. He's
1:08:20now favored to win that race. And again,
1:08:22you look at some of these bellweathers.
1:08:24There's a lot of these counties, but
1:08:26Duval is the earliest that we're kind of
1:08:27been able to track with the data. And
1:08:30and that's that's an R. that was going
1:08:33from an R but maybe a D3
1:08:35uh district. So I mean if if this if
1:08:38this electorate is going D2 to D4 that's
1:08:42a losing evening for the Democrats
1:08:44compared to where their polls had it and
1:08:46you don't win the Senate if it's a D if
1:08:48if the electorate is D4.
1:08:51>> What other bell besides Dval in uh in
1:08:54Florida and I'm sure Maricopia is one.
1:08:56What are the other bell weather
1:08:57bellweathers throughout the country that
1:09:00you're focused on sir? Yeah, I mean, of
1:09:02course, you have to think about
1:09:04Maricopa. Um, Maricopa is is the
1:09:06purplest of the purple counties in in
1:09:10the country. So, that's why we've been
1:09:12tracking it so closely. I'm waiting for
1:09:13new data there. Right now, we're on
1:09:16election day, we're tracking 250 250,000
1:09:19votes is kind of what we're predicting
1:09:21are going to come in. We're in the sweet
1:09:22spot of that. Um, and we're running
1:09:25about R21 on election day. Plus, we have
1:09:29some modeling that would indicate that
1:09:30the indies are going to be actually
1:09:33leaning Republican, R8 to R12, somewhere
1:09:36in that range. Let's call it R10. That
1:09:38would be a good thing for us to see.
1:09:40There's counties in Minnesota that went
1:09:42for Trump, kind of those suburban
1:09:44outside of the Twin Cities. Uh that
1:09:46could put m somebody like a Michelle
1:09:48Tafoya up. Looking at Maine One as well,
1:09:51uh where another race we're looking to
1:09:53flip a house seat right there. So these
1:09:56are some of the the the early main
1:09:58results that we hope main two with La
1:10:00Page.
1:10:00>> Did I say what did I Yeah. I don't know
1:10:02what I said but yeah. Exactly. Laage.
1:10:04Exactly.
1:10:06>> Give me a heads up. You guys have spent
1:10:07a ton of time in the ground in Nevada
1:10:09and you spent a ton of time on the
1:10:11ground in uh New Hampshire. Just a sense
1:10:14of those two states.
1:10:16>> Yeah. New Hampshire is going to be one
1:10:17of one of those states where we don't
1:10:19know basically until uh the first data
1:10:23dumps, right? because it's just there's
1:10:24no data to go off of. So, it's, you
1:10:26know, that's a big election day voting
1:10:28state. So, we're going to uh we're going
1:10:30to be that that first ballot dump is
1:10:32going to be very very key and we'll see
1:10:35where we stand there. Uh but we
1:10:37everywhere we've heard there's been a
1:10:39ton of just anecdotal evidence on the
1:10:41ground of people flipping and voting for
1:10:43Cenu. So, we we've seen lines like
1:10:46presidential style lines uh in New
1:10:48Hampshire. You've got Gronowski has been
1:10:50out been cited. Mike Tyson's been cited
1:10:53out there. So, there's a lot of energy
1:10:54in New Hampshire and it's almost like a
1:10:56carnival festival atmosphere. Um, in
1:10:59Nevada, we're looking at to see if we're
1:11:03going to have enough of that margin on
1:11:05game day. Uh, you know, Victor Jax is
1:11:08somebody that I communicate with. He's
1:11:10saying it's going to be razor razor thin
1:11:12right there to see if it seems like some
1:11:14of those gains we're getting out of
1:11:16Clark County have slowed down uh
1:11:18election day. So that that's not ideal.
1:11:22Hopefully we can pick up some momentum
1:11:24here in the evening just like we're
1:11:25expecting in Maricopa where people get
1:11:27off work and they go in. So that's Clark
1:11:29County. The rurals are coming out big in
1:11:31Nevada. It's just a question. Can they
1:11:33can they overtake that Democrat firewall
1:11:36in Clark? So we're we're we're watching
1:11:38that closely. Um but yeah, those those
1:11:40are that's kind of what we're looking
1:11:41for as far as those early those early
1:11:44telltale signs. Can we get Lombardo over
1:11:47the finish line? Can we get Bigs over
1:11:48the finish line? Can we get Cenounu over
1:11:50the finish line? Uh, it's definitely
1:11:51going to be razor sharp here, but the
1:11:54there's there's I'm not seeing the blue
1:11:56wave as Wasserman saying it. I'm seeing,
1:11:59as a matter of fact, I just contacted my
1:12:00my uh contacts in Texas after I saw that
1:12:04that prediction market flip with Bo
1:12:06French and they're saying the rural
1:12:07turnout has been enormous. So, that
1:12:10bodess well for for Paxton. So, these
1:12:12are things I'm watching and we got our
1:12:14war room uh forwarding me all the data
1:12:16as we speak. So, we're trying to make
1:12:18sense of it as it's coming in, Steve.
1:12:20>> And and uh Biggs was down, I want to say
1:12:23Bigs was down in polling double digits
1:12:25just a couple of weeks ago. This is
1:12:26Turning Point and others have put their
1:12:27shoulder to the wheel here. And of
1:12:28course, Andy's running a uh a uh an
1:12:31incredible campaign. The whole question
1:12:33of early voting in Texas, that it was so
1:12:35difficult for rural Texas, particularly
1:12:37that vast West Texas, that they were
1:12:39going to show up on game day. And looks
1:12:40like they may have uh they may have
1:12:43shown up. Uh Andrew, why don't you hang?
1:12:45I'm going to come right back to you. Let
1:12:46me go. I think it's Kentucky,
1:12:48particularly Kentucky 6. Kucky's closed
1:12:51at six o'clock. Amanda Head, you've got,
1:12:54in fact, you drew duty on some of the
1:12:56most important congressional races
1:12:58tonight. Why don't you set the table for
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1:15:47Head Kentucky is closed. You got
1:15:49Kentucky six. In fact, Amanda, you're
1:15:51covering a lot of these early and most
1:15:53important, you know, Virginia 1,
1:15:54Virginia 2 up in Maine, too, but
1:15:57Kentucky closes at 6. Uh, I don't know
1:16:00if anything's started to come in yet,
1:16:01but talk to us about this is a
1:16:03interesting bell weather that I think we
1:16:05can get a sense because the Cook report
1:16:07is still a scop. They're saying, "Oh,
1:16:09it's between a blue wave and a blue
1:16:10tsunami." You guys are getting blown out
1:16:12tonight. Your thoughts, ma'am?
1:16:13>> Yes. Well, first of all, blue tsunami is
1:16:16is not what would result from 60 million
1:16:19early return ballots already coming in.
1:16:21I think that those two things don't
1:16:22comport. Um, I also wanted to to add to
1:16:25what Ed was saying. You know, I hear so
1:16:26many people out there saying Democrats
1:16:28don't have a message. Republicans are
1:16:30the ones with a message. I agree with
1:16:32half of that. I I agree that Republicans
1:16:33have a message, but I don't agree that
1:16:35Democrats don't have a message.
1:16:36Democrats have messages. They're just
1:16:38crazy. And I understand that
1:16:40Republicans, you know, it's it's kind of
1:16:42that it's that steady drum beat
1:16:44underneath. It's the bass drum that
1:16:46nobody's really paying that much
1:16:47attention to. But you look at the things
1:16:49that that President Trump did at the
1:16:50very beginning of this of this uh term.
1:16:53Um he was pushing through legislation.
1:16:55He was he was signing executive order
1:16:57after executive order and relying on
1:16:59Congress to get it codified. You had the
1:17:01no tax on tips and no tax on overtime.
1:17:03>> Okay, I got I got I got I got Hang on.
1:17:06Slow down. I got all that. but running
1:17:08in opposition saying focus is that Trump
1:17:11Trump derangement syndrome they're not
1:17:13putting forward a coherent vision of
1:17:14governing. They're saying we got a
1:17:16chance on November 3rd to end Trump and
1:17:18end Trumpism. As I remember correctly in
1:17:202022 when we took the house
1:17:22>> that was kind of our message. I mean we
1:17:24weren't really given a governing
1:17:25philosophy. President Trump was out of
1:17:27office. It's it's not a when you're in
1:17:29opposition it's not bad. The question
1:17:31is, can you counter that given the
1:17:33historical as as uh Ed said, the
1:17:36gravitational pull of of these midterm
1:17:39elections? Ma'am,
1:17:41>> here here's the counter. Republican
1:17:43policies, you might not they might not
1:17:46get you all hot and bothered, but
1:17:47Democrat policies right now are Lena
1:17:49Bobbit. They will castrate our country.
1:17:51They will turn our country into
1:17:52something that is completely
1:17:54unrecognizable. And while we are dealing
1:17:55with a party that wants to trans
1:17:57transition gender, we don't need a a
1:17:59country that is transitioning its
1:18:01values. Um, I want to go through those
1:18:03races, Steve, that you and I talked
1:18:05about. I'm going to do this long list. I
1:18:07think it's 21 or 22. If you hear your
1:18:09state, listen up. And if you haven't
1:18:10voted, go and vote.
1:18:12California 22, Colorado 5, Florida 14
1:18:14and 22, Iowa 2, Kentucky 4 and 6, Maine
1:18:19uh 2, Michigan 4 7 and 10, Montana 1,
1:18:22New York 17, North Carolina 1, Ohio 7,
1:18:26Pennsylvania 1 7 and 8, Texas 15 and 35,
1:18:29and Virginia 1. Um, the ones that I am
1:18:31paying the closest attention to
1:18:33obviously for all of us because it's
1:18:35closing at 6 p.m. Kentucky 6. Um that's
1:18:38a race that again we've this is for
1:18:42those who don't know that area it's
1:18:43somewhat urban. It's east of some very
1:18:45blue pockets in Lexington. Um but in
1:18:482024 you know it went for bar plus 26
1:18:52and Trump plus 15. But a lot of people
1:18:54think that because of what has happened
1:18:55in this administration whether it's gas
1:18:57prices the Iron War that it's going to
1:18:58be a lot closer than they think. Um
1:19:00Kentucky 4. I I just wanted to comment
1:19:02on that one for a moment because this is
1:19:03Massiey's old seat. I will be very
1:19:06interested to see what Republicans in
1:19:08that district do as far as showing up.
1:19:10If they are excited to have Massie out
1:19:12and to find someone else or if they just
1:19:14really kind of chill at home because
1:19:15they don't really care. Maine too, this
1:19:17is a huge one and I think this is going
1:19:19to tell us a lot about what's going to
1:19:20happen in the Senate race with Collins.
1:19:22Um in 24 um Golden the Democrat won it
1:19:26by six points, but Trump won it by 10.
1:19:30So you've got this uh what is his name?
1:19:31Matt Dunlop who's absolutely crazy. He's
1:19:33one of those Democrats who I was talking
1:19:34about who has these absolutely crazy
1:19:35ideas. But if that breaks at 6:00 p.m.
1:19:39as those returns are coming in, if that
1:19:41breaks for Dunlop, that is going to be
1:19:43bad news for Susan Collins.
1:19:44Pennsylvania,
1:19:45>> we got hang for a second. Main 2's got
1:19:48it's almost like 90% of the state. It's
1:19:50the, you know, the great white north.
1:19:52It's the deep forest of of Maine. We've
1:19:55got the former governor running. I think
1:19:57he's up two. But like you said in
1:19:59Kentucky, if you got one the the bar won
1:20:01by 21 and Trump by 16, if you're in a
1:20:04tight race there, understand in in one
1:20:06of these kind of I don't want to say
1:20:08totally suburban districts, you're going
1:20:11to have you could have a long night.
1:20:12That shows you that some people have
1:20:14changed their attitudes about about So
1:20:16that's why Kentucky 6 is looked at as
1:20:19such a bell weather. Keep going through
1:20:20your keep going through your punch list.
1:20:22>> Sure. Uh Pennsylvania 187 and 8. uh
1:20:26Pennsylvania one. This is Brian's Brian
1:20:28Fitzpatrick who he's he's not he's not
1:20:32really falling in line with President
1:20:34Trump's policies, but he has definitely
1:20:36straddled the fence when it comes to his
1:20:37own constituency. I mean, between him in
1:20:39the House and then Susan Collins in the
1:20:41Senate, I think the those two people
1:20:43represent their wonky for a very
1:20:46professional term, their wonky district
1:20:47more than practically anyone else in the
1:20:49country. Um in
1:20:51>> he always he always and he always
1:20:53overperforms. I mean, he's a guy that's
1:20:56not MAGA, but he always overperforms in
1:20:59that district. And that may be critical
1:21:00tonight. Continue on.
1:21:02>> That's the thing. In 2022, he won by 9.8
1:21:05points, but in 2024, it was Harris up by
1:21:08a half a point. So, you just never know
1:21:10with that one. Uh, Pennsylvania 8, this
1:21:12is Cartwright, the Democrat, um, who won
1:21:16in 2022 by 2.4 points. Again, a district
1:21:20where the Democrat won, but then Trump
1:21:22in 2024 won by eight points. Cook has it
1:21:25at R plus4, but I'm with I think the
1:21:27general consensus here is that that's
1:21:28garbage. Anyway, uh Pennsylvania 7, this
1:21:31is Cook plus Democrat plus one. Um Bob
1:21:35Brooks and Ryan McKenzie. Ryan McKenzie,
1:21:37I think, has done a really good job of
1:21:39appealing to the demographics of that
1:21:41district. Um Bob Brooks seems to me to
1:21:44just be another one of those
1:21:46frenetic Democrats who who waffles back
1:21:49and forth. I mean, let's just say he's
1:21:51definitely not Captain Extraordinary. He
1:21:52waffles back and forth between messages
1:21:54and I think that that has started
1:21:55showing in the polling regarding what
1:21:57his district is picking up. Um I have
1:21:59been kind of a doomer and a gloomer on
1:22:02the house for the last year or so. I
1:22:05thought that in 2024 Republicans, you
1:22:07know, there's an old Chinese proverb
1:22:08that talks about it's better to be a
1:22:10warrior in a garden than a gardener in a
1:22:12war. And I felt like in 2024,
1:22:14Republicans ran like they were warriors
1:22:16in a garden. This time around, for the
1:22:18last year or so, I have felt like
1:22:20Republicans were gardeners in a war. Uh,
1:22:22I hope I'm wrong. And a lot of the
1:22:24things that Ed mentioned, I think are
1:22:25are very applicable here when it comes
1:22:28to the redistricting and Democrats not
1:22:30necessarily having the best of messages,
1:22:32but I still I I still don't think that
1:22:34Republicans have the House.
1:22:37>> Okay. Uh, well, we'll get to data starts
1:22:39coming in.
1:22:40>> Um,
1:22:42>> um, Eric, do Eric, do you Let's talk
1:22:45about some demographics. We got a couple
1:22:46minutes left in this se segment. You've
1:22:48got some maps. Let's talk about Michigan
1:22:50for a second. That's going to be a hot
1:22:52bed both for a couple of House races and
1:22:54also I think they've got a race for the
1:22:56Senate there, sir.
1:22:59>> Yeah, we can do that in a second. I just
1:23:00go through a couple quick things and
1:23:01then I'll make the walk over. You guys
1:23:03can pick it up. I'll make the walk over
1:23:04to to the uh the the bowling board and
1:23:06not the bill hemorrhoid. The bowling
1:23:07board real quickly. Springsteen earlier,
1:23:10Amanda $1.2 billion. So we we clear that
1:23:13one up.$1.2 2 billion Florida I4
1:23:17corridor. Steve, we've been doing this a
1:23:19long time. If you watch the Florida I-4
1:23:20corridor, you will tell what's happening
1:23:22in the state of Florida. You look at
1:23:23Hillsboro and Penllis County. Democrats
1:23:26have to get hit about a 47%
1:23:28um rate to hold anything, any national
1:23:31office or state office. Right now, Biden
1:23:34hit 44% and I think Kla Harris was 42%.
1:23:38Watch those counties. I I think we were
1:23:40going to see really positive things out
1:23:42of both Byron Byron Donald's campaign
1:23:44and Ashley Moody. Khi just now just now
1:23:47in the last 10 minutes or so, Khi moved
1:23:50Iowa, Michigan, Kansas, Alaska, Ohio,
1:23:52Maine, and Texas
1:23:54>> to the Republicans.
1:23:55>> Wow.
1:23:55>> Khi just now blowing the the doors off
1:23:58the other way. Uh just now the show said
1:24:03the show. Absolutely.
1:24:04>> Call you guys. I'm I'm gonna run over
1:24:07the board while you guys that out. Yeah.
1:24:09Go ahead.
1:24:09>> Hang on. Don't don't don't bury the lead
1:24:11here. First off, tell the audience that
1:24:13doesn't know what is Koshi and why these
1:24:15prediction markets so powerful, sir.
1:24:18>> Yeah. All right. So, so Khi is the the
1:24:21in the prediction markets and they're
1:24:24these are traders trading making trade
1:24:26bets on who they think anything whatever
1:24:29sports politics anything in the world
1:24:31that moves you can place a trade on that
1:24:34the every one of those states was highly
1:24:36highly democratleaning before tonight
1:24:40before maybe an hour ago maybe a half
1:24:42hour ago but I noticed in the last 15
1:24:43minutes Kelsey again Michigan Kansas
1:24:46Alaska Ohio Maine and Texas all moved
1:24:49almost to to every single one of them
1:24:51right at 70% likely according to those
1:24:55traders who are betting their real money
1:24:56on it and some people would say
1:24:57corporations as well believe that it's
1:25:00moved quite quite handily towards the
1:25:02Republicans on all those that's that's
1:25:03the Republicans holding the Senate
1:25:05pretty easily. I you can't I I wouldn't
1:25:07get into the the congressional races.
1:25:09There's 435 of them. But I would say
1:25:11that those folks are seeing kind of what
1:25:14we see. Can we do very quickly in
1:25:16>> Hold on. Hang on. Hang on, hang, hang
1:25:18on, hang, hang on. Before we go to
1:25:19demographics, go back to cowshi.
1:25:22>> I want the audience to understand this.
1:25:24These are all the prediction markets,
1:25:26which are really the hardcore traders,
1:25:28right? It's degenerate gamblers like
1:25:30yourself and traders like yourself, guys
1:25:31that live in markets. Eric Bolan, it's
1:25:35hardcore.
1:25:35>> I would call myself a degenerate. I I
1:25:37enjoy the the bet the the thrill of the
1:25:39These are people who and again, they're
1:25:42also listening to the same things the
1:25:44average the general public is listening
1:25:46to. as far as political ads on
1:25:48television, the analysis by Politico and
1:25:50other DC based uh think not think tanks
1:25:53but media groups. So thating left until
1:25:57they put the money down. They weren't
1:25:59putting the money down for real until
1:26:01the last, you know, maybe an hour or so,
1:26:03maybe a half hour or so. Massive amounts
1:26:05of money moved to Republicans in and
1:26:07seven seriously important for the for
1:26:11holding the uh the uh the the right
1:26:15right side of the aisle. Very important.
1:26:16Also,
1:26:17>> can you can you read read Can you read
1:26:19those states out again because these are
1:26:21not pollsters. These are people actually
1:26:23putting the money to work and that's why
1:26:24these prediction markets are
1:26:26controversial. They've been pretty
1:26:28enormously accurate. Can you give it to
1:26:29us again?
1:26:31>> Sure. Take a look at Mi Michigan, Ohio,
1:26:34Iowa, Kansas, Alaska,
1:26:38Iowa, Maine,
1:26:41and Texas. They all moved 70 plus% right
1:26:44at 70% into the Republican uh side as
1:26:48far as actual dollars being wagered.
1:26:52>> That's a pretty stunning move, don't you
1:26:54think? Early in the evening.
1:26:58No, because I think people were Steve, a
1:27:01long time ago, we talked about this.
1:27:02Don't watch what people are saying.
1:27:03Don't watch the polls because people
1:27:05will will say what they think you want
1:27:07to hear on a poll, a telephone poll, uh
1:27:10various ways. They won't say what they
1:27:12were actually feeling. Then they might,
1:27:14but I'll tell you, when the money when
1:27:15money matters, when when money's on the
1:27:17line, they're going to do and I'm I'm
1:27:19sure they wait till the last minute to
1:27:20place a lot of these bets. Just like a
1:27:22good gambler isn't going to bet on the
1:27:24Eagles
1:27:26>> three days before the Eagles are
1:27:27playing. They bet five minutes before
1:27:29the game. They bet five minutes to see
1:27:30where the where the you know how they
1:27:32looking when they're uh working out when
1:27:34they're warming up for the game. The
1:27:36last minute people, the folks are
1:27:37putting the big money in last minute are
1:27:39are really the ones that tend to have a
1:27:41good feel for what's going on. And who
1:27:43knows, maybe some insight.
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1:30:16every development as it happens. This is
1:30:19MAGA Midterms 2026, the battle for
1:30:23America.
1:30:26>> One,
1:30:28>> Corvette, the co-host of the Charlie
1:30:30Kirk show and uh one of the top guys at
1:30:32Turning Point, of course, with Tyler
1:30:34Boyer, Turning Point USA. uh your
1:30:36assessment as you've seen it so far. Uh
1:30:38Andrew, I know you're going to bolt. You
1:30:39guys are picking up your own streaming
1:30:41as you always do. We'll be dipping in
1:30:42and out of that tonight. Uh your
1:30:45assessment so far.
1:30:47>> Yeah, listen. I' I've been expecting
1:30:49this electorate to shift left. The
1:30:51question is how much? And as I said to
1:30:53you earlier, Steve, I think Republicans
1:30:56zeroed in on their messaging in the last
1:30:59couple weeks here. You know, what are
1:31:02you voting against is can be just as
1:31:04powerful. uh is what you're voting for
1:31:06when it comes to especially a midterm,
1:31:08right? Midterms when the parties in
1:31:10power, we're expecting historical trends
1:31:12to hold true at least to some degree.
1:31:15So, I'm expecting this electorate to
1:31:16move left, right? You got Iran, you got
1:31:19gas prices. We've been over this a
1:31:20thousand times. The question though
1:31:23becomes how much? Because what they're
1:31:25the polls are telling you is it's going
1:31:26to move 10 points, eight points to the
1:31:29left. And if that happens then all of a
1:31:31sudden a lot of you know solid R seats
1:31:33at least historically are going to be
1:31:35coming into uh jeopardy right but the
1:31:38what we're seeing so far in the map what
1:31:40we can surmise from counties like Duval
1:31:42we're also watching Scott Carver anoka
1:31:45counties in u Minnesota to see how that
1:31:48race is going u main 2 what we're what
1:31:52we were trying to surmise here early on
1:31:54in the night is are we seeing an this
1:31:56electorate move two to four points to
1:31:58the left because if that happens
1:32:00they basically can't take the Senate. Uh
1:32:02there there's just not enough not enough
1:32:04margin there. So if it moves 6 to 8 to
1:32:0710, yeah, they're going to have a really
1:32:09really tremendous night. But if Florida
1:32:12is any guide, uh which is basically all
1:32:14we have to go off of right now. You're
1:32:17looking at an R plus 9 electorate, uh R
1:32:20plus maybe 11. It could get that high.
1:32:23But you remember Trump won that state by
1:32:2513 points in 2024. So if you're going
1:32:27from 13 to a nine, that's a four point
1:32:30point swing towards the Democrats. You
1:32:33know, if you're if the whole
1:32:34electorate's moving four points, that
1:32:36does not win them the Senate. And that's
1:32:38huge for judicial appointments. That's
1:32:40huge for everything. Yeah, you lose the
1:32:42House probably in that in that scenario,
1:32:45but it's not it's not this blue tsunami,
1:32:47blue wipeout. So that's what we're kind
1:32:50of looking for. I it's it's probably
1:32:52impossible right now in this very moment
1:32:54to figure out what it's going to be, but
1:32:57it doesn't seem like that's the early
1:33:00data is not indicating that at all.
1:33:01Steve,
1:33:03>> two things before I let you go. We'll
1:33:04finish finish with Arizona, but Texas,
1:33:06you're very dialed in in Texas. Turning
1:33:08points huge in Texas. We just had you're
1:33:11saying Koshi is saying something else
1:33:12about Texas. What is your assessment?
1:33:14What are you hearing on the ground uh
1:33:16about Texas?
1:33:18Yeah, I mean just when we talk about
1:33:20prediction markets, let's just remember
1:33:22that they the Koshi had, you know, it
1:33:25got it wrong in Guam already. So it it's
1:33:28it's vote vote vote. Get out and vote,
1:33:30right? We are still in our sweet spot of
1:33:33that afterwork uh voter right now in
1:33:36Arizona. They're that 3 to 7 p.m. block
1:33:39is when we're expected to see the huge
1:33:40surges in Maricopa and Clark counties.
1:33:43So whatever with the prediction markets,
1:33:46they got Guam wrong. Okay. And now
1:33:48you're you're seeing it flip back and
1:33:49forth. Victoria Sparts, for example, in
1:33:52Indiana's five is now favored to win
1:33:54according to that. Minutes ago, she was
1:33:56favored to lose. So, these things are
1:33:57swinging wildly based as based on new
1:33:59new data drops. So, uh you know, I I
1:34:03think Maricopa it's it I'm just putting
1:34:06it right here, Steve. I hate to say it.
1:34:08I wish I had an indicator that was like
1:34:10jumping off the the screen telling me
1:34:12that Andy Biggs has it or that he's
1:34:14going to lose. Right now it feels like a
1:34:16jump ball, right? We're we're still
1:34:18trending to about that 250 mark. We got
1:34:20another data uh a bunch of uh you know
1:34:22tear sheets is really what it is. Not
1:34:24even data, but um they they came in and
1:34:27you know we're up about 20 points in
1:34:29Maricopa day of we were up by a larger
1:34:32margin in 2022 just the R minus D uh
1:34:36spread. But we also have our modeling
1:34:39that's saying the indies are going to be
1:34:40R+. So there's a lot of bright spots.
1:34:43There's there's we we want more. You
1:34:45know, it's kind of one of those things
1:34:46where the the turnout is solid. It's
1:34:49decent. It's not exceptional in some of
1:34:50these places. So, get out and vote.
1:34:53That's all we can do. We have absolutely
1:34:55a chance to defy the polls, defy
1:34:57history, and uh have a a pretty decent
1:34:59night to not a good night. Uh so, so
1:35:02it's all it's all uh on the board. All
1:35:05options are still open right now, which
1:35:06is actually a win. I would count that as
1:35:08a win, Steve, cuz based on the Democrats
1:35:10doomsday polling, it would already be
1:35:12very indicative of of a of a blue
1:35:14tsunami and it certainly is not yet.
1:35:17>> Andrew, you know, a couple weeks ago,
1:35:19you joined us and they just had it
1:35:21published a public hall about Andy Biggs
1:35:23heading down double digits and you guys
1:35:25came in and said, "Hey, what we're doing
1:35:26with Cliff Maloney and Citizens Alliance
1:35:28and with Turning Point and Tyler, we're
1:35:30going to make a three to five point
1:35:32difference in that." I think you guys,
1:35:33what you've done has been enormous. And
1:35:35a hat tip for you and Charlie would be
1:35:37very proud of the entire team.
1:35:38>> Steve, Steve, on that note, I want to
1:35:41just make sure your audience is aware if
1:35:43if my studio could give me the wide shot
1:35:45here. Um, you know, Erica came in to the
1:35:50office um at some point few hours ago,
1:35:53just before I came on with you actually,
1:35:55and she put Charlie's shirt from the
1:35:57election night 2024. He This is the
1:36:00actual shirt he wore that night.
1:36:02>> Um, it just says pray. And uh you know
1:36:06I'm thinking of that famous Bible verse
1:36:08that if you know our people would pray
1:36:10and uh you know and repent you know that
1:36:14God would heal our heal our land. And so
1:36:16I I just love this right here. That's
1:36:18the shirt and from the famous video
1:36:20where Charlie got emotional on election
1:36:22night in 2024. And so pray patriots. One
1:36:26thing that's different about our
1:36:27movement from theirs is we're a
1:36:29churchgoing people. We worship Jesus and
1:36:31we call out to our creator to save our
1:36:33nation. and um and uh so pray pray for
1:36:37turnout. Pray for good things to happen.
1:36:39Pray for God's sovereignty over America
1:36:41and his blessing to be upon us. So
1:36:44that's that's the best thing we can do
1:36:46right now genuinely and vote.
1:36:50>> Uh General Paxton came on earlier said
1:36:52get out to vote. The afterwork vote in
1:36:54Texas is vitally important. Still time
1:36:56and of course Andrew you said that this
1:36:59is the golden hours for uh Arizona. We
1:37:02need everybody out there that can hear
1:37:04our voice, see the image to go do it.
1:37:05Andrew Kovette and the team at Turning
1:37:07Point, the Charlie Kirk show. We're
1:37:09going to turn it over to you guys. Uh
1:37:10hopefully we'll dip in and out of the
1:37:12coverage throughout the evening and come
1:37:13back to you with more about Arizona.
1:37:15Thank you guys. Heroic effort.
1:37:16>> Yeah, we'll see you soon, Steve.
1:37:17>> of Turning Point once again. Great job,
1:37:19guys. I got Stinchfield. I got
1:37:22Stinchfield doing Texas. Can I go to
1:37:24Stinchfield? Stinch. You got you got you
1:37:27got updates talking about Texas. You're
1:37:29also talking about calcium. What do you
1:37:30got?
1:37:32>> Yeah, look, I I I got a whole bunch of
1:37:34updates about Texas. I actually feel
1:37:36pretty good about Ken Paxton. We had a
1:37:38small margin about 2% of Republicans
1:37:41that turned out more than Democrats
1:37:43early voting. Got a big influx of
1:37:45voters. Democrats are freaking out about
1:37:47the Hispanic vote. Uh that they think
1:37:49that's going to be a big positive for
1:37:50them. I don't. Hispanics turned up for
1:37:52Trump very very very bigly as Trump
1:37:55likes to say. Um and these are people
1:37:57that are here legally. So, they don't
1:38:00like illegal immigration. When you talk
1:38:02about the Hispanics that are going to be
1:38:03voting, I think this is actually a plus
1:38:04for President Trump. But Steve, this is
1:38:06interesting. I am in this room for Ken
1:38:08Paxton. There are more cameras here than
1:38:12there are are for any of the Trump
1:38:14rallies in the last 30 days. There's got
1:38:16to be 50 cameras here. And you know why
1:38:18that is? Every one of these mainstream
1:38:20media members is itching for Ken Paxton
1:38:22to lose. They think this is going to be
1:38:24a huge story because Texas is going to
1:38:26turn blue. I got CNN right to my left. I
1:38:30got NBC right to my right. They're going
1:38:31to have to be listening listening to me
1:38:33blasting Taller Rico all night long. And
1:38:35I'm loving it for that and on Cali and
1:38:38then I'll throw it back to you, Steve. I
1:38:40I I literally and I'm hang on hang on.
1:38:45Who if you hate CNN, if you hate MSNBC,
1:38:48you would love to visit Stinch on them
1:38:51on an election night to be loud and
1:38:53proud, brother.
1:38:54>> Oh boy.
1:38:56I'm telling you, they're listening to me
1:38:57right now. They they're not even turning
1:38:59around, but they're listening to me and
1:39:00they know that their their clown of a
1:39:02candidate is a joke. Um, as for this
1:39:05Koshi thing, so I full disclosure, I'm
1:39:08an ambassador for Cali. Ken Paxton's at
1:39:1127% last I checked. That means you bet a
1:39:14you bet 27 cents, you win a dollar. You
1:39:16bet $25, you win $100. I mean, this is
1:39:19this is uh No, that that's you bet uh
1:39:22you bet $25, you win $100. So, um, you
1:39:25get four times on your money here. This
1:39:28is regulated by the Commodities Futures
1:39:30Trading Commission. Steve, I'm telling
1:39:33you, the investment banks are playing in
1:39:35this game. They, and I believe actually
1:39:38along with fake polls have pushed the
1:39:40market so low. Do you imagine getting
1:39:42four times on your money on Ken Pax?
1:39:44They're right now in in what should be
1:39:47Paxton up by 7%. I think the shenanigans
1:39:50are not on Kelshi's part, but the big
1:39:52banks and the investment banks part.
1:39:54They're going to make a fortune tonight
1:39:56on Ken Paxton. You mark my words on
1:39:59that. This is going to come through. Um,
1:40:01so there's a lot at play when it comes
1:40:03to these prediction markets and they're
1:40:05more popular now than ever. And now that
1:40:07the investment banks have found them as
1:40:08an investment vehicle, we don't know
1:40:11what to expect from them.
1:40:14>> We're I'm going to go back to bowling
1:40:15about this. Eric Bowling, Koshi, these
1:40:17prediction markets because this is going
1:40:19to be a big it's got a big impact on
1:40:21tonight and tonight's coverage as people
1:40:22talk about it. Your thoughts?
1:40:30>> Is Eric Bowling still with us?
1:40:32>> Oh, shoot. I'm sorry. I didn't know who
1:40:34you're coming to me. Seinfield
1:40:36Stitchfield's right. I'm No, I'm talking
1:40:38to a guy named Eric Bowling. If you see
1:40:40Eric Bowling, can we get Eric Bowl? Oh,
1:40:41there's Eric Bowling.
1:40:44>> Eric Bowling. The floor is your Let
1:40:46allow me to show you something here.
1:40:47This is this is really cool. By the way,
1:40:49this is the uh this is our our our
1:40:52prediction board. Our board powered by
1:40:55Patriot Mobile. Got call those guys out.
1:40:57Take care of those guys. They take care
1:40:58of us. Look at Texas right now. We'll
1:41:00put the demo out. Again, very different
1:41:02from Michigan. Michigan had a very close
1:41:05tie to almost everything nationally. But
1:41:07take a look at this. This is the one
1:41:09that really that really gets you right
1:41:10here. Look at look at this this Hispanic
1:41:12vote right here.
1:41:1440% Hispanic in the state of Texas. You
1:41:18think that's not going to loom large in
1:41:21Ken Paxton's vote? Think again if you
1:41:22don't.
1:41:25>> Uh talk to me about Couchy once again.
1:41:27What What are you seeing on these on
1:41:29these prediction markets?
1:41:32>> I think they're the money. They're they
1:41:34move the market very quickly. The other
1:41:35thing about the prediction markets,
1:41:36they're not massive like the stock
1:41:38market. Stock market is so big, you
1:41:41can't move stocks and bonds very quickly
1:41:44like this. It's so massive. Literally
1:41:45trillions of dollars traded every single
1:41:47day, probably every single hour. Cali,
1:41:50it's um 10 million, $15 million. So, a
1:41:53big bet can move a market in Koshi very
1:41:56quickly. But the ones that I like I'll
1:41:57say it again, the late comers to the to
1:41:59the prediction market. to the ones that
1:42:01put the money down, the big money down.
1:42:03As things are return, as you're seeing
1:42:05returns come in, maybe if they're smart,
1:42:07they have people exit polling. They have
1:42:09they have people who are, you know,
1:42:11calling back to whoever the the pool of
1:42:13money is. Hey, and we're seeing a lot of
1:42:15exit polling betting Ken P betting uh
1:42:18voting for Ken Paxton and they'll move
1:42:20their their trade right on to Ken Paxton
1:42:22and sometimes move it 10, 15, 20 points
1:42:24at at a clip. But it is the people who
1:42:27have probably the best information not
1:42:29affected by the media. Not they're not
1:42:32reading the same things that the general
1:42:33public is. So I put a lot of weight in
1:42:35it. Again, just watch the people. Don't
1:42:37watch the uh the uh
1:42:40>> Okay.
1:42:40>> the poll.
1:42:41>> Stick around. Uh stick around, Eric.
1:42:42We'll come back to you. Come back to the
1:42:44desk. We got John Solomon. We got people
1:42:46all over. David Zir is up in Lawler.
1:42:48Stenchville is uh is in Texas.
1:42:51Burkewarm's in Ohio. We got it all
1:42:53covered to you. Numbers are starting to
1:42:55come in. Of course, things are slow in
1:42:57North Carolina. Some issues.
1:42:59>> Back in a moment.
1:43:07>> Hey,
1:43:09freedom ain't free. No, it comes with a
1:43:11price. Rest in peace, Charlie. Can't
1:43:13believe they took your life. Did it make
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1:43:20freedom of speech? res.
1:43:23>> Anybody who owns property should worry
1:43:24about home title theft. There's no other
1:43:26crime that is so easy, so quick, and so
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1:45:33John, we're going to get this music
1:45:35right yet. John Solomon's with us. John,
1:45:37you got breaking news in Indiana and in
1:45:40the great state of Washington. What do
1:45:41you got, sir?
1:45:43>> Yeah, a couple things I'm going to get
1:45:44to. First, the early exit polls are out
1:45:46and a majority of the people voting
1:45:47today believe socialism is bad. Only a
1:45:50third feel it's good. That's a little
1:45:52bit below the uh the registered voter
1:45:54numbers we saw going into this election.
1:45:56It would suggest a slightly more
1:45:58conservative, anti-communist,
1:46:00antisocialist voter went to the polls
1:46:02today. So, that's something to keep an
1:46:03eye on. The second thing is while the
1:46:05Democrats are talking a big game about
1:46:07they're taking over Blue Tsunami Blue
1:46:09Wave, uh they just opened up a phone
1:46:11bank in Washington state trying to
1:46:12hustle some lastminute votes for house
1:46:14races out there. That would suggest that
1:46:16they're not expecting as big a night as
1:46:18they were. And then a race I'm watching
1:46:20as a potential upset is in Indiana 6
1:46:23with Victoria Sparks, a Ukrainianborn
1:46:26Republican lawmaker. She won her last
1:46:28race by about 15 to 20 points. I think
1:46:29it was 18 points if I remember
1:46:31correctly. She's down with about 30% of
1:46:33the poll. And now that's the urban vote
1:46:35comes in early, but she's
1:46:36underperforming what she did in the last
1:46:38election. That would be a bellweather
1:46:40race. The question is how much is she
1:46:42underperforming? Uh we're going to watch
1:46:43that over the next hour, but that's one
1:46:45of those early races from the 6:00 poll
1:46:47closes uh that a lot of people are
1:46:49watching as a bellweather. Uh we're
1:46:51keeping a close eye now. She's down
1:46:53about 30 points in the polls. Uh early
1:46:55vote count.
1:46:57>> She's down 30 point actually in the
1:46:59votes coming in. I thought she was down
1:47:01six. A real vote coming in, right?
1:47:05>> Excuse me. About 30 points. Yeah, up
1:47:07about 30 points with 30% in. So that's a
1:47:09big margin. That's all urban vote
1:47:11though. That race always comes in urban
1:47:12first, rural second. So it will climb
1:47:15back up, but she's underperforming where
1:47:17she was in 24 by about seven points. So
1:47:20something to keep an eye on. She can
1:47:21still win. She won the last race by 18.
1:47:24But it gives you that sense, that delta
1:47:26that um Andrew was talking about. Is it
1:47:28a seven or is it a four? Is it a plus
1:47:30four dem or is it a plus seven? This one
1:47:32trends more like a plus seven or plus
1:47:34eight. One one district in one state.
1:47:36Not about not something that's going to
1:47:38say for the whole country, but we're
1:47:39watching that one closely. We'll keep
1:47:40you up to date all night.
1:47:43>> What uh John, let's go to Wasserman and
1:47:45Cook report. He's saying it's between a
1:47:47blue wave and a blue tsunami. Uh your
1:47:49thoughts on that particular hears who's
1:47:52been a pretty tough congressman. Uh
1:47:54she's down by that much. I understand
1:47:55it's urban. It's early in the evening,
1:47:57but they did the polls there closed
1:47:58early. Is that a bell weather for things
1:48:01to come? Do you think
1:48:02>> it could be an aberration? Uh it could
1:48:05catch up just fine. Just sometimes the
1:48:06vote count comes in different year by
1:48:08year. Some some precincts will come in
1:48:10faster than others. Hard to say yet. Uh
1:48:13I think tonight will be a muddled mess,
1:48:14right? There'll be zigs and zags all
1:48:16across the map, much like the 94
1:48:18election was maybe for a lot of people
1:48:20if you remember that far back 32 years
1:48:22ago. Uh I think we'll have a lot of
1:48:24surprises in both directions before the
1:48:26nights out. the the sign of the turnout
1:48:28on election day is a good sign for
1:48:30Republicans. The big question for all of
1:48:33us will be how much did independents
1:48:35break? The Republicans appear to be
1:48:37showing up today like they normally do.
1:48:39How much loss was on the independent
1:48:41side? That's what Andrew was getting
1:48:42into. We'll get a good sense of that by
1:48:44the time we uh the poll closes hit the
1:48:46Mississippi. We'll have a really good
1:48:48sense of what that looks like and
1:48:49whether independents bolted in a big way
1:48:52or a small way. and that will have a
1:48:53good uh sign for us to be able to
1:48:55predict the rest of the night. Uh one
1:48:57thing I do see in the exit polling,
1:48:59inflation definitely was on everybody's
1:49:00mind. Uh socialism, a much more silver
1:49:04uh here voter and a more anti-ocialist
1:49:07voter showed up today. So that bodess
1:49:09for Republicans. Inflation doesn't bode
1:49:12as well for Republicans. Like I said,
1:49:14it's a mixed bag in the early signs. I
1:49:16think when we watch that wave come
1:49:17across the country, by the time we get
1:49:19to the Mississippi Valley states, we're
1:49:21going to know what sort of mood the
1:49:23nation's voters were in.
1:49:25>> John, did they mention they talked about
1:49:27prices and affordability? They mentioned
1:49:29uh the exit polling on the war. What
1:49:31where did that stand?
1:49:32>> Yep. Don't like being in it. Uh I think
1:49:34that's uh not surprising given what
1:49:36we've seen. Uh had concerns that it
1:49:39should be over and we don't need more of
1:49:40it. So, uh, the exit polls seem to show
1:49:42inflation in the war, uh, strong, um,
1:49:46uh, negative denominators for
1:49:48Republicans. Um, other things a little
1:49:50bit more positive. Uh, the the, uh, the,
1:49:54uh, socialism, rejection of socialism, I
1:49:56think, was a surprising one. I think a
1:49:58lot of people were expecting to see
1:49:59socialism in 442 40 to 42%. It was down
1:50:03in the 30s and a majority was outright
1:50:05rejecting it. Uh so that is a sign that
1:50:07maybe young voters didn't show up as
1:50:09much as Democrats expected. It may be
1:50:11why they opened up a phone bank in uh
1:50:13Washington state to whip up some votes
1:50:15to make sure that they can close out the
1:50:17House. So those are all signs that
1:50:19Democrats aren't as confidence as the
1:50:20rhetoric are right now.
1:50:23>> The the one in Washington is the one
1:50:25that Joe Kent ran for a couple of times.
1:50:27Correct. It's a very controversial
1:50:30>> Washington three. That is of the two
1:50:32pickups people have talked about, Maine
1:50:352 and Washington 3 have been two of the
1:50:37biggest targets. Correct.
1:50:39>> Yeah. For the Republicans, the
1:50:40Republicans are pretty excited about
1:50:41possibly taking those. And um I think
1:50:44New Hampshire is another one that
1:50:45they've looked at early on, love to
1:50:46take. Um North Carolina is looking like
1:50:49a tough day. I think you could lose a
1:50:50house seat or two there with
1:50:51Republicans. Um all the other are really
1:50:54in the margin of error. When you look at
1:50:56the way the modeling is showing up,
1:50:58Republicans are in the fight on all
1:51:00these races all across the country right
1:51:02now. Uh now when polls close, we'll get
1:51:04a sense of whether the polling data
1:51:06versus the real vote matches up and how
1:51:08much that independent voter broke
1:51:09compared to past years uh for the
1:51:11Democrats or Republicans. But uh
1:51:14Republicans got the sort of turnout they
1:51:16needed to have a fighting chance today.
1:51:18The question now is on those
1:51:20independents, which way did they break
1:51:22on election day?
1:51:24Uh, by the way, the other one we the
1:51:26redistrian one in Carolina one, you're
1:51:29saying right now you think that could be
1:51:30uh that could be tough.
1:51:33>> It looks a little bit better. South
1:51:34Carolina's looking a little bit better
1:51:36right now. I'd like to see a little more
1:51:38uh data points. And of course, South
1:51:39Carolina's going to close in a second,
1:51:40so we got a little bit better sense of
1:51:41what's going on there. But uh South
1:51:44Carolina one doesn't look that bad right
1:51:46now. Um you know, people were worried
1:51:48about Tennessee 9 a couple weeks ago. I
1:51:50think Tennessee 9 is fine. I think most
1:51:52of the Texas um house districts are
1:51:54looking good right now. Maybe one on the
1:51:56border looks a little weak. Uh but you
1:51:58know uh there's going to be some flips
1:51:59in both directions uh until you get to
1:52:02the west. The real question is what has
1:52:03happened in California? How long does
1:52:06California keep counting? Is it a week?
1:52:08Is it 10 days? Is it 30 days? What
1:52:10happens in Alaska when you get to the
1:52:11four west? Uh those are real questions.
1:52:13And you know if it's a really close
1:52:15night, you know, we're going to be
1:52:16hanging on California and Alaska, which
1:52:18are two of the slowest counting states
1:52:19in America.
1:52:21Well, and Alaska don't even close, I
1:52:22think, to one o'clock Eastern. Yeah, one
1:52:24this morning. So, to w Wednesday
1:52:27morning. Uh, John, I know you got
1:52:28another hit. We're going to get you back
1:52:30up when you get back. Thank you so much.
1:52:33>> Thanks for making your assessment.
1:52:34Appreciate it. Do I have Neil? Neil
1:52:35McCabe is actually in the studio. Do I
1:52:37have Neil at the desk? Neil, your
1:52:39thoughts, observations as we've gone
1:52:41through the first couple hours.
1:52:46>> No, Neil.
1:52:47>> He's there.
1:52:48>> Neil McCay.
1:52:50Say it again, Steve.
1:52:52>> Uh the uh your observation, sir.
1:52:57>> I think what's going to happen is what
1:52:59we're seeing is that the Republicans are
1:53:00surging late and it's something that the
1:53:02polls always miss because the polls will
1:53:07be done, right? You might you may put a
1:53:09poll on the field for three or four days
1:53:11and then it takes you a day to calculate
1:53:13it and do your turnout model. By the
1:53:15time you put it out, it's actually 5
1:53:17days or a week old. And that's that's
1:53:19why you always miss the surge of
1:53:20Republicans late.
1:53:24>> Walk me through that again and hit me
1:53:25with that
1:53:28>> the polls miss. It's something in the
1:53:31character of Republican voters that they
1:53:34whine and complain and they are
1:53:36frustrated and then at the end of an
1:53:40election the Republicans come home and
1:53:43then they surge. And the polls every
1:53:46year, every cycle, the polls miss the
1:53:49late surge for Republican candidates.
1:53:51>> Oh, I say what you're saying. All the
1:53:53all the all the complaining of people.
1:53:55Look, they're legitimately, you see the
1:53:56exit polls, what have we talked about
1:53:58the war and uh in inflation that the
1:54:01look, it was Biden's inflation, but
1:54:03Scott Bessant and the president had a
1:54:05plan. All the economic numbers were
1:54:07coming our way on February 27th. There
1:54:09was going to be a real manufacturing
1:54:11renaissance. Then we, you know, got into
1:54:14the regime change war and the and
1:54:17people, you know, it wasn't sold to
1:54:18them. You're seeing this on the exit
1:54:20polls. So that's you're saying
1:54:22Republicans naturally have a tendency to
1:54:24inner squad skirmish uh and moan,
1:54:27but at the end of the day when they look
1:54:28at what the alternative is, they come
1:54:30home and that's where you see a surge in
1:54:33Republicans and game day vote. This is
1:54:35what what you saw happening in Florida
1:54:37today.
1:54:38you see a floor, but you know, there was
1:54:40a race uh for Senate like three or four
1:54:42cycles ago where Ed Gillespie was down
1:54:45like 5 to 10 points and then he lost by
1:54:47a half a point in Virginia. And it's
1:54:49like everybody's like, "Wow, if we knew
1:54:50it was that close, we would have
1:54:51helped." And that happens over and over
1:54:53again on a Wednesday morning. Everybody
1:54:56says, "We had no idea it was so close.
1:54:58If we knew it was that close, we would
1:54:59have surged and so or we would have
1:55:02piled in." And so I think a that's one
1:55:04thing. The second thing is I might be
1:55:07upset about gasoline prices, but that
1:55:10doesn't mean I want my borders open.
1:55:12That doesn't mean I want to turn in my
1:55:14guns. That doesn't mean I want to stop
1:55:16protecting the unborn. There's a that
1:55:18doesn't mean I want teachers to be able
1:55:20to transition my children, my son to a
1:55:22girl. There's a whole bunch of the there
1:55:25are very important cultural issues that
1:55:28have resilience. And so ev
1:55:3322 everyone was predicting predicting
1:55:35that red wave but there was some
1:55:38resilience in this electorate and I
1:55:40think the resilience that we saw in 22
1:55:42is going to play here in 26.
1:55:45>> Okay hang over a second. Um Neil's with
1:55:47us in studio. Let's go to the board and
1:55:50Eric Bowling. Bowling got Kentucky six.
1:55:53>> We have a little bit Steve. Granted,
1:55:55numbers, very early numbers are small,
1:55:58but watch this. You You hit Kentucky 6.
1:56:02I even draw this for you. Look at this
1:56:05number right there. Early 2300 versus
1:56:081500, still 57%. Kind of interesting. If
1:56:12you look at Indiana, let's talk Indiana
1:56:15for a second here. Let's go to demo
1:56:17right here. Take Indiana back. Clear.
1:56:21Clear
1:56:23house.
1:56:24Indiana also the returns are showing
1:56:27Republicans doing very very well. You
1:56:29would expect that in Indiana as well. So
1:56:32I would tell you early on if Kentucky 6
1:56:35is the bell weather you say for the
1:56:37state maybe even the country things look
1:56:39very very good in Kentucky right now.
1:56:43>> Well I tell you what we're going to do.
1:56:45We're going to take a break at the top
1:56:46of the
1:56:46>> There's your Kentucky six. Come back.
1:56:48There's your Kentucky. I want to talk I
1:56:50want to talk about uh Victoria Sparts
1:56:52because that's the one in Indiana that's
1:56:55like Kentucky 6. You got a couple of
1:56:56these main two Kentucky 6, Virginia 1,
1:57:00uh Spartes in Indiana. These are going
1:57:02to give us an indication of quite
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2:00:38>> Okay, welcome back. It's uh 7 o'clock.
2:00:40We've got a number of states. Uh the
2:00:42polls are closing. What? Georgia,
2:00:43Virginia. What do we got?
2:00:45>> Georgia, the remaining part of Indiana,
2:00:47the remaining part of Kentucky, South
2:00:49Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, Florida,
2:00:52that is in the Eastern
2:00:54>> Yep.
2:00:55>> Standard Time,
2:00:56>> and then most of New Hampshire.
2:00:58>> Okay, perfect. Uh we'll get to it. We
2:01:00got uh let's go first of Ed Martin. Ed,
2:01:03uh, your sense of what we're seeing so
2:01:05far
2:01:06>> to the degree we're seeing just
2:01:07beginning sprouts.
2:01:08>> Well, go ahead.
2:01:09>> Yeah. Yeah. I'm just seeing, you know,
2:01:11you and I are talking about, uh, Phyis
2:01:13Schlafley, the Eagles, you know, kind of
2:01:14I'm getting texts from people in places.
2:01:16I you look, I think there's one of the
2:01:18stories I was going to say with a smile,
2:01:20Steve, is I think Shapiro in
2:01:21Pennsylvania is hoping it's a big night
2:01:23for him and he comes out the other side
2:01:25and says, "Look at me. I'm a guy that
2:01:26can win and and I'm going to run for
2:01:28president as Democrat." And obviously uh
2:01:30Ronda Santis did a podcast ready to run
2:01:32for president tomorrow too announcing it
2:01:34attacking Trump and uh attacking uh you
2:01:36know Christine Gnome. So it's going to
2:01:38be interesting. But look I think I think
2:01:40um what I'm hearing from our Eagles is
2:01:42just what I told you that you know
2:01:43generally people are as Neil was
2:01:46alluding to coming home the voters
2:01:47especially after CO is a memory now it's
2:01:50long enough ago people conservatives are
2:01:53voting in person and I think we're going
2:01:54to see that turn out. Texas is going to
2:01:56be fine. I think Kansas is fine. You
2:01:59know, we started to talk about Indiana
2:02:005. There's going to be places, as John
2:02:02Solomon alluded to, where we sort of zig
2:02:04and zag, but in general, I I just don't
2:02:07see that the I don't see the old guard,
2:02:09the traditional Republicans missing out
2:02:12on this and not getting out. I think
2:02:14it's coming. Uh it's building and I
2:02:16think it's going to be fine. We'll see
2:02:17if it can flip some things. Look, if New
2:02:19Hampshire is in play for Cenounu, we
2:02:21that's already a firewall on the Senate.
2:02:23I mean, effectively, no matter really
2:02:25how a lot of things go. And I think
2:02:27again, watch Maine closely. Both those
2:02:29two, the this the Senate race and that
2:02:31House race are going to tell us a lot
2:02:33also. But uh Minnesota is going to be
2:02:35very interesting if the if the fraud,
2:02:37the Somali gangs and the corruption that
2:02:40they they really saw there if it can
2:02:42have an impact and and carry through.
2:02:44And we haven't talked much about Ohio.
2:02:46Uh Vivac Ramoswami had a bad few weeks.
2:02:48Uh but it's still Ohio. And I think um
2:02:50you know president was there turning out
2:02:52vote. I think we're going to see the
2:02:54Republicans come out to vote.
2:02:56Did people talk to you? Did you make uh
2:02:58contact with any grassroots people in
2:03:00Ohio about what the intensity on the
2:03:03ground was?
2:03:04>> Yeah, one set of my folks out there and
2:03:07the intensity was okay. It was uh
2:03:09midterm kind of intensity, but it was um
2:03:11a month ago it was really felt light and
2:03:14it was down towards actually I'm not
2:03:15sure if it was in Spart's uh district. I
2:03:17got to go check my notes on it. But um
2:03:19but things were building as people were
2:03:21paying attention to the uh to the race.
2:03:23And you know, look, when Trump goes and
2:03:25does those events in places, it's got
2:03:27like a it's like a pebble in a pond.
2:03:29It's echoing out and bouncing back and
2:03:31forth for a long time. So I think that
2:03:33intensity picked up, but you know, they
2:03:35have a problem in that state. Dewine's
2:03:36been a pretty poor leader of the
2:03:38Republican party and uh so uh we'll see
2:03:41what happens.
2:03:43Do you think um do you think uh Vivic
2:03:46has had issues with his governor's race?
2:03:49Do you think that uh
2:03:50>> Yeah. Yeah.
2:03:51>> Hust Ben Burke one is at Husted
2:03:53headquarters tonight.
2:03:55>> Yeah. I look I think that's the obvious
2:03:57thing you can say is Vivx had a uneven
2:03:59campaign at best and then you know I've
2:04:01got two I've got two sons that are in
2:04:03one's 20 and one 17 and they they see
2:04:05and feel the energy that you're getting
2:04:07from some of the sort of younger
2:04:09grassroots folks banging away on Vivvec
2:04:11and banging away on his positions and
2:04:13background and how he's handled things
2:04:14and so he's had some drag but it's still
2:04:17Ohio and uh and it's still you know
2:04:19again when you get out the vote when
2:04:21President Trump is in you know hitting
2:04:23it so hard we're just going to see what
2:04:25happens with those numbers and and look
2:04:26his opponent it's always a choice you
2:04:28know again you talk about Phyllis
2:04:29Schlafley um she used to talk about that
2:04:31it's it comes down to a choice you know
2:04:32who you're running against and the Ohio
2:04:35Democrat nominee has a really rotten
2:04:37record both on COVID and also in the
2:04:39last six months of this race you know
2:04:41seeming unstable almost Kla Harrisesque
2:04:44so uh I think that's going to be a
2:04:45factor too
2:04:48>> uh let's go to uh Ed thanks let's go to
2:04:50Eric Bowling is Eric at the board right
2:04:52now
2:04:53>> Eric I'd like to go back to Indiana and
2:04:55this uh sparts unless we got other
2:04:57updates because uh I think people should
2:05:00take this as as concerning.
2:05:03>> We're going to get to some other
2:05:04interesting updates. Well, here's your
2:05:06>> Okay,
2:05:07>> let me go back.
2:05:09Here's district. Was it six or seven? Is
2:05:11seven.
2:05:13>> There you go. There you go. Here's
2:05:14Sparts.
2:05:18There you go. Here's your Sparts right
2:05:19here. District seven house.
2:05:26She's down. How much of what percentage
2:05:27of the vote is in?
2:05:30>> Uh,
2:05:32it's two. It It's 80,000 votes so far.
2:05:35So, I I I don't have a Well, maybe you
2:05:37do. And
2:05:39in the House 80,000. She's down 80,000
2:05:41votes, but that's a good that's a good
2:05:43amount. That's, you know,
2:05:44>> 44%
2:05:45>> 44% reporting, Colin tells me. So, that
2:05:48but there's another one I think you
2:05:49might
2:05:51>> Well, hang on for a second. I mean,
2:05:52that's almost half the vote. It's very
2:05:53It's very hard the the law of large
2:05:56numbers.
2:05:57>> It's very tough to ch to change if you
2:05:59have a big gap. Now, I understand the
2:06:01urban part of that district is reporting
2:06:03first, but I still think she's 30 points
2:06:06down. But, what's the spread?
2:06:12>> Almost insurmountable. 30 points down
2:06:14with half the, you know, 40 third
2:06:1740 50% of the vote in almost. That's
2:06:20That's a tough tough hill to to climb
2:06:22there. Can I show you this? This is This
2:06:24is fascinating, Steve. Sure.
2:06:25>> This is just starting to come in.
2:06:28>> Take a look at Donald's.
2:06:30>> Remember they said count him out.
2:06:33Very close so far. I can give you one
2:06:36more
2:06:38right here. I4.
2:06:41Watch the I4 corridor. When those
2:06:44returns start coming in, we're going to
2:06:45look at those and see how that relates
2:06:47to that. I have a hunch this is going to
2:06:48fall hard for for Byron Donalds.
2:06:52>> So Byron Donald's right now, I mean
2:06:54earlier in the evening people were
2:06:55saying, hey, he could win by as many as
2:06:57two to six points and uh that's been a
2:06:59very tough race with uh with Jolly right
2:07:01now. Do we have any early reporting from
2:07:04Maine 2 or any the situation in Maine?
2:07:08>> Yeah, Senate. You want Senate, right?
2:07:12>> Senate first then Maine, too.
2:07:13>> Where's our main? Where's our main
2:07:15column? There we go.
2:07:18Um, nothing reporting, right? We have we
2:07:21have nothing yet. As soon as that comes
2:07:22in, we'll start we'll we'll let you
2:07:24know.
2:07:25>> Okay, I'll come back to the desk moment.
2:07:27Let's go. Do we have David David Zir is
2:07:29up? Is David Zir with us? I want to go
2:07:30to Lawler headquarters in New York. This
2:07:33is another one. These House races to
2:07:35hold the House. Of course, Cook Report
2:07:38right now saying it's going to be a
2:07:39they're talking about between a blue
2:07:41tsunami and a blue uh and a blue wave.
2:07:44So, um, right now, do I have
2:07:46>> Z?
2:07:47>> David Zir, you're at Lawler's
2:07:48headquarters. Talk to us. There have
2:07:50been some issues today about Westchester
2:07:52County, some of the vote. What's going
2:07:54on?
2:07:57>> Yeah, Steve, a lot to our
2:08:03>> Okay. Hey, David, we're David, we're
2:08:05gonna get your audio. We're gonna get
2:08:07your audio back up and uh and make sure
2:08:09that we can uh we can hear you. Uh
2:08:12Amanda Head, uh any assessment of these
2:08:14races that you're covering? You've got
2:08:16some of the toughest races coming out of
2:08:18the box early in the evening. What do
2:08:19you got for us?
2:08:20>> Do you know stand by? He might come back
2:08:22here.
2:08:22>> Hey, Steve.
2:08:24>> Be kidding.
2:08:24>> Is Steve talking to me? Yeah.
2:08:26>> PY just texted
2:08:27>> just as a killer nonsequittor. I just
2:08:29want to thank one of our amazing
2:08:31sponsors, Gunner Gear, uh for our 2026
2:08:34midterm election coverage. One of our
2:08:36great partners here at Real America's
2:08:37Voice. Um, Steve, it looks like we're
2:08:39seeing about a third of those votes come
2:08:42in. Um, this it would be a huge swing.
2:08:46Uh, as far as the numbers that I'm
2:08:48seeing, at least I'm looking at Hamilton
2:08:50County, Ford plus 27, Sparts, uh, plus
2:08:54four over their typical vote. Um, that I
2:08:58we were just talking. I think that that
2:09:00urban vote is coming in early. Um, I
2:09:02don't think that Victoria Sparts has
2:09:04anything to worry about. when I look at
2:09:05my general board of toss up seats and
2:09:08seats that we should be worried about,
2:09:09this frankly isn't one of them. And I
2:09:11also think it's important to mention um
2:09:14to what what he was saying regarding the
2:09:17early votes. It is absolutely the plan
2:09:19for Democrats to suppress that early
2:09:21Republican vote to to get Republicans to
2:09:23stay home. And just look at what we
2:09:25found out two weeks ago. It was, I
2:09:27think, the second or third instance of a
2:09:29polling company, this time, the latest
2:09:30was Wedgewood polling that admitted that
2:09:33in their polling, they just absolutely
2:09:35made up the data to support the
2:09:37socialist candidates that they were
2:09:38supposedly polling over. Um, but in I
2:09:41think Ed, you mentioned Ohio a moment
2:09:43ago. I was watching a breakdown analysis
2:09:45of this a couple days ago. There are 50
2:09:48counties in Ohio. Ohio only has 80
2:09:50something counties, but there are 50
2:09:52counties where Trump won by 10 points
2:09:55more than Mitt Romney did. And as of
2:10:00yesterday, uh, more of those counties
2:10:02returned an early vote than urban
2:10:05counties. So, I think that that is a
2:10:07harbinger of what's to come when it
2:10:09comes to turnout. for whatever reason it
2:10:11is, President Trump obviously is the top
2:10:13of the ticket, even though he's not
2:10:15technically printed on there. And I
2:10:16would give him 100% credit for getting
2:10:18people out there for his, you know,
2:10:20barnstorming um schedule that he had
2:10:23leading into these elections. But, you
2:10:24know, to what to what you were saying, I
2:10:26think so many people have a very
2:10:28pragmatic view of this midterm. Um I
2:10:31think that they see a generally good
2:10:33direction. It's kind of like the price
2:10:35of gold. Price of gold is always going
2:10:36like this. It might go like this along
2:10:38the way, but it's always going up. And I
2:10:40think that for a lot of Americans, they
2:10:41see the trajectory of this country,
2:10:43Republicans especially, but even some
2:10:45independents, they see the general
2:10:46trajectory of this country. And yeah,
2:10:48you got some wonky gas prices right now,
2:10:50and there are a few things that are
2:10:51causing a dip in that. It's the dead cat
2:10:53bump. Um, but overall, a vote is not a
2:10:56Valentine. You're not professing your
2:10:58love for everything that's happening
2:10:59right now. It is a strategic choice. It
2:11:01is a chess move for the future that you
2:11:03want to have. And I think that for a lot
2:11:05of folks, that's why they're showing up
2:11:06at the polls because they see the
2:11:07potential and not the current as
2:11:10Democrats would like it to be a negative
2:11:12reality.
2:11:14>> Real quickly on the fake polling,
2:11:15remember the I think it was Wedgeworth
2:11:17was created
2:11:18>> to drive I think the most for the
2:11:21Democrats the most uh the best one they
2:11:24had out of the race uh against Abdul
2:11:27Elsa.
2:11:28>> Remember I think it was Marorrow. She
2:11:30dropped out because one day she looked
2:11:31up and the polling company had her I
2:11:33think in a 30point drop and she sat
2:11:35there and goes, "Well, hey, uh, you
2:11:37know, I I can't raise any more money. My
2:11:40staff is quitting." It turns out the
2:11:42numbers were totally made up. They just
2:11:44made the numbers up to force her out of
2:11:46the race. This is how much they This is
2:11:48how crooked they are in Michigan about
2:11:51getting Abdul, our Muslim Brotherhood
2:11:54candidate up there, uh, in uh, elected.
2:11:57Anyway, we're going to take a uh we'll
2:11:58come back to you in a second, Amanda.
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2:15:00Okay. Uh it is um we got more polls
2:15:03closing. It's uh 7:15.
2:15:06More are closing around the country.
2:15:08We'll get to all that in a moment. I
2:15:09want to go to David Zir. One of the
2:15:11bellweathers of this entire fight is
2:15:13going to be Mike Lawler up in New York.
2:15:16David Zir is there at the headquarters.
2:15:19David, uh, I asked you earlier when we
2:15:21didn't have the audio quite right about
2:15:24what happened in Westchester County
2:15:25today. There's there's been some issues.
2:15:27Is it going to make any difference or is
2:15:29this something that just happens on
2:15:30election day, sir?
2:15:34>> Uh, yeah. Good evening, Steve. And we
2:15:35want to give a special thanks to Gunner
2:15:37Gear for sponsoring tonight's coverage.
2:15:39Um, there's some controversy. I I
2:15:42gaggled with Mike Lawler earlier and he
2:15:45told us that he thinks uh there's a
2:15:47bipartisan effort underway with his
2:15:49opponent Kate Conlin and um his campaign
2:15:53to get it right because manual ballots
2:15:56when they were run through the machines
2:15:58weren't being read popped properly um
2:16:01and saying that maybe the thickness of
2:16:04the paper or other was uh the problem,
2:16:06but that they're bringing in machines.
2:16:09They're going to take the ballots that
2:16:11were cast and they're going to take them
2:16:13on a secure transport and I think a
2:16:15judge will be present and they're going
2:16:17to have machines that can process up to
2:16:1920,000 ballots per hour. So, we're
2:16:22follow following the issue closely
2:16:25whether it becomes an issue or not. Um,
2:16:28we're going to pay close attention to
2:16:30that. But Mike Lawler has survived in a
2:16:32district here that's 80,000 more
2:16:35Democrats than Republicans. And if you
2:16:37remember, he beat Sean Patrick Maloney,
2:16:39the DLEC chief fundraiser for the
2:16:42Democratic party in 2022. And then Mand
2:16:44Dear Jones. And this has been a fight
2:16:47for survival for him against the
2:16:49Democrat dream candidate, Kate Connley,
2:16:52West Point graduate, LGBTQ. Um, and it's
2:16:55going to be a very close race. And see,
2:16:58I just wanted to add that I asked Mike
2:17:01Lawler about the salt caps that he
2:17:04restored and whether it's going to play
2:17:05a role because he got back people 5
2:17:07$10,000 a pop who pay high property
2:17:10taxes here in Westchester.
2:17:14>> Z, are you uh are you losing your voice
2:17:16early in the evening? What you've been
2:17:18yelling and screaming all day? What's
2:17:19up, Zir?
2:17:22Yeah. Well, I've been on about 50
2:17:24flights in 55 days and it all caught up
2:17:26with me uh this morning, but um I have a
2:17:30few cough drops here. I'm going to get
2:17:32it back any minute. And I just wanted to
2:17:34add I also asked Mike Lawler about you
2:17:38know Chuck Schumer Jewish Chuck Schumer
2:17:40who endorsed Elsa and this is one of the
2:17:42highest Jewish populations in the
2:17:44country and does he think the Jewish
2:17:46vote here in Putnham Westchester County
2:17:49um are going to come out for Michael uh
2:17:51because of Schumer and he was confident
2:17:53that he's going to win this election.
2:17:57>> Zir, you're a warrior so I won't say
2:17:59there's no running in the war room cuz
2:18:00you don't mind. T take a cough, get a
2:18:02Lzins right in because you're going to
2:18:04be late tonight. We've got you in the
2:18:06headquarters. We wanted to have you in.
2:18:07It's going to be a dog fight up there.
2:18:09We'll come back to you. David Zir,
2:18:11>> can we go if uh Central Command could go
2:18:14to Stinchfield right now? Uh Stench has
2:18:16a Stench has a uh uh an update in Texas
2:18:19from the Paxton campaign. What do you
2:18:21got for us, brother?
2:18:23>> Yeah. Well, I'll tell you what, Steve. I
2:18:25was very I don't want to say concerned,
2:18:27but I was trying to figure out what was
2:18:29going on with this huge voter turnout.
2:18:30We've got almost 2 million more voters
2:18:33early voting than we've had before in
2:18:36previous elections here in Texas. I'm
2:18:38trying to figure that out. So, I asked
2:18:40the the Paxton campaign directly. In
2:18:41fact, they came over to me. They bypass
2:18:43all the media, whisper in my ear. They
2:18:46believe that this is good news for them.
2:18:49The the exact quote is, "This is Texas.
2:18:52High voter turnout is very, very good
2:18:55for Republicans." The other update they
2:18:57gave me was the rural counties are
2:18:59coming out big from the reports that
2:19:01they're getting. So typically in this
2:19:04state, maybe more than any other,
2:19:05Republicans love voting on election day.
2:19:09Democrats don't. They just don't show up
2:19:11to the polls in the same numbers that
2:19:13Republicans do. And right now, the
2:19:15Paxton campaign, Steve, feels like we're
2:19:18on a good pace right now with where
2:19:20turnout is across this state and
2:19:22especially the rural counties. Because
2:19:24anybody that knows Texas, it's the rural
2:19:26counties that still managed to overcome
2:19:28the big cities like Dallas, Houston, San
2:19:31Antonio, and Austin to keep Republicans
2:19:33in power. Steve.
2:19:35>> Okay. Just stench, give me this analysis
2:19:37again, what they're telling you because
2:19:39this is vitally important. There have
2:19:40been issues about this early vote. We
2:19:42know people were saying, "Hey, West
2:19:44Texas and other places, rural places,
2:19:46there's not enough polling places for
2:19:48early vote. People are not going to
2:19:50drive 30, 35 miles. So, it's dependent
2:19:52upon game day. Everybody's kind of been
2:19:54on tent hooks about this. Just take it
2:19:56from the top and walk us through what
2:19:58Paxton's campaign's uh telling you right
2:20:00now about what they're seeing.
2:20:01>> All right. All right. So, so the last
2:20:04time around we had about 5.5 million
2:20:06early voters. This time around we get
2:20:097.5 million voters. Honestly, Steve, I
2:20:11don't know where they came from. Now, in
2:20:14the last two to four years that you're
2:20:15judging this on, we've had a lot of
2:20:17people move to this state. And I would
2:20:19think a lot of people now are moving to
2:20:21the state because they like that it's
2:20:23red. I don't think they're voting for
2:20:26James Taller Rico who literally embodies
2:20:29the California Democrat. So if they're
2:20:32new voters, I think that's a very very
2:20:34good thing. Now there's all this talk
2:20:35about the Hispanic vote. I am told in El
2:20:38Paso from high-ranking Republicans,
2:20:41county chairs in that area of Texas all
2:20:44the way going down to Hidalgo on the
2:20:45border that they feel very good about
2:20:47the Hispanic community coming out and
2:20:49voting as well. So remember, these are
2:20:52legal Hispanics. They're not happy with
2:20:54people that sneak into the country when
2:20:55they spend their entire life savings on
2:20:57lawyers and attorneys to get citizenship
2:21:00in this country. So I still think the
2:21:02Hispanic vote is going to help Ken
2:21:03Paxton. the two million voters extra.
2:21:06The Paxton campaign believes when
2:21:07there's high turnout in a state like
2:21:10Texas, Republicans will benefit. And and
2:21:13I think their theory is literally just
2:21:15that simple.
2:21:18>> Uh brother, hang on because this is
2:21:20going to be very big. Uh we're going to
2:21:21come back to you also. We're going to
2:21:23get John. Is John Hollis up yet with um
2:21:25>> Yes.
2:21:26>> Let's go to Hollis right now with stay
2:21:27in Texas.
2:21:29Sir, give us your feel. What What What's
2:21:31your sense of where things are? We know
2:21:33we needed a big game day vote. We just
2:21:34heard from our own Grant Stinchfield. Uh
2:21:38the Paxton campaign is feeling positive.
2:21:40He's at Paxton headquarters. What's your
2:21:42sense of things, sir?
2:21:45>> Well, we needed a big day and it's
2:21:47looking like it's turning into a big
2:21:48day. Um you know, we have just seen a,
2:21:51you know, a steady climb in terms of
2:21:53turnout since this morning all the way
2:21:55until now. And I think it's going to
2:21:57continue to tick up as people continue
2:21:59to flood to the polls, as they get off
2:22:01work and and make sure that they get in
2:22:03line and stay in line. Um, but right now
2:22:05it it's looking positive. We just need
2:22:07to make sure that we have all the
2:22:08numbers that we need to make up for, you
2:22:10know, whatever may happen on the
2:22:11independent side or on the the crossover
2:22:13Republican side.
2:22:16>> When you say had a big day, what do you
2:22:18mean by that? what what what would been
2:22:20your uh rule of thumb or your you know
2:22:23your metric for what made a big day and
2:22:26have we hit that? Are we right below it?
2:22:28Are we going to exceed it sir?
2:22:31>> So my my metric looking at it is really
2:22:33you know how we're tracking with 2022
2:22:36and then 2024 as well. You know
2:22:38obviously we've had tremendous numbers
2:22:40the entire cycle that that are kind of
2:22:42matching 2024. Um, but to see that we
2:22:45are essentially having somewhat of a of
2:22:47a presidential type turnout on election
2:22:50day, that's a good sign. Now, we're
2:22:51still a little below of where I'd like
2:22:53to be in 2022. We're at about 75% of the
2:22:56vote that we had on the same day in
2:22:592022, but from what we can see just in
2:23:02in the numbers and and at the polls,
2:23:04it's looking like we may wind up hitting
2:23:06that.
2:23:09is um was the early vote did they end up
2:23:12did the Democrats actually end up
2:23:14hitting close to our presidential cycle,
2:23:17but do we now know they cannibalized
2:23:20their highest propensity voters? And is
2:23:22that why it looks like they're having a
2:23:24tough time turning out folks today or at
2:23:26least turning out at the levels that
2:23:28were turning out?
2:23:30>> Exactly. So going into today, um you
2:23:33know, they had a really small bench left
2:23:35over. they had, you know, somewhere
2:23:36around 80 90,000 of their hard Democrat
2:23:39voters left. Um, and that had just been
2:23:42dwindling down with every single day.
2:23:44And so what they were really reliant on
2:23:46coming into today was having a big
2:23:47showing on low propensity Democrats. And
2:23:50we're just not seeing that happen for
2:23:51whatever reason. And, you know, I think,
2:23:53you know, from what we've heard on the
2:23:55ground is, you know, those lower
2:23:57propensity Democrats who tend to be more
2:23:59moderate, they're upset with their
2:24:00party, too. They don't like the way that
2:24:02they're going with the DSA. They don't
2:24:04like where they're going with all of the
2:24:06all of the rhetoric that is just coming
2:24:07out of these crazy candidates and it's
2:24:09really turning a lot of people off. Now,
2:24:11that doesn't mean that they're willing
2:24:12to cross the party line, but instead of
2:24:14crossing the party line, it appears like
2:24:16a lot of them are just going to sit
2:24:18home.
2:24:21>> Um, as you look, Texas is going to close
2:24:23them while as you look, walk us through
2:24:26the evolution of the evening. What What
2:24:29do you look for? What what starts coming
2:24:30in and and make us smart. how how should
2:24:33we look at Texas the smartest as votes
2:24:36actually start to come in particularly
2:24:38we needed a big turnout from the western
2:24:41part of Texas now there that's very
2:24:43rural right uh in in a lot of small uh
2:24:46counties uh so where do you look when
2:24:49when the vote starts pouring in
2:24:52>> yeah so when when the vote starts
2:24:54pouring in right around you know right
2:24:55after 7:00 usually at least by 7:20
2:24:59you're going to see you know some big
2:25:00dumps coming in from some big counties,
2:25:03but you're also going to see some of the
2:25:04rural counties popping up as well, just
2:25:06because there's smaller batches that
2:25:07people can start counting. Um, but
2:25:09you'll see the big dumps from Austin and
2:25:11Dallas and San Antonio and all those
2:25:13spots. And what it'll kind of give you
2:25:16is it'll shock you at first, obviously,
2:25:18because those dumps are coming from
2:25:20Democrat strongholds. And so usually
2:25:22what we see is we'll see um kind of a
2:25:27we'll see the Democrats really kind of
2:25:28get ahead of themselves in a lot of ways
2:25:30and be like, "Hey, we're, you know,
2:25:31we're on the right track." And then
2:25:32usually within a couple of hours they
2:25:34the things start to even out. And where
2:25:36we're where we're going to be waiting
2:25:38for is the Thursday and Friday vote that
2:25:40was, you know, two big days that came
2:25:42in. Those are going to be later on in
2:25:44the counting. Um and then al obviously
2:25:46election day as the polls start to
2:25:48close. So, um, you know, usually we
2:25:50don't have a a great sense of where this
2:25:53is going to go until around 9 or 10:00
2:25:56and right around then you start to get
2:25:58kind of a clear picture of what's
2:26:00actually going to happen. Now, some
2:26:02races will get decided early on, you
2:26:04know, especially a lot of the
2:26:05congressional seats that are that are
2:26:07safe. Um, but a lot of these tight
2:26:09races, you know, if you start to see,
2:26:11you know, these big numbers of of
2:26:13Democrat numbers, just kind of hang on
2:26:14for a second and, you know, withstand
2:26:17the media onslaught because they will
2:26:18jump on it immediately because by the
2:26:20time 9:00 or so rolls around, things
2:26:23will start to kind of paint a clearer
2:26:25picture, then we'll we'll kind of know
2:26:26where we're going and whether or not
2:26:28we'll be able to do we'll be able to
2:26:30decide tonight or if we're going to be
2:26:31waiting till tomorrow to really get the
2:26:32true picture.
2:26:35Wassermanman from the Cook report came
2:26:37out and I think a while ago earlier in
2:26:39the evening he said it's between a blue
2:26:41wave and a blue tsunami. He would not
2:26:43have said that I don't believe if he did
2:26:46not include Texas the Texas Senate race
2:26:49in that uh in that victory as you see it
2:26:51right now. And by the way when you say 9
2:26:53to 10:00 you mean central times. That's
2:26:55really uh 11:00 10 to 11 o'clock Eastern
2:26:59time our time. Correct.
2:27:01>> Yes sir. Yeah. right around 9:00 is when
2:27:04you'll start seeing those later uh elect
2:27:06early voting uh drops start to come in
2:27:08and about 10:00 you'll have a pretty
2:27:10good idea of where this is going.
2:27:12Obviously the tight races, you know,
2:27:14they're they're going to go all the way
2:27:15up till midnight, 1:00 in the morning
2:27:17cuz they're going to be counting every
2:27:19single vote and percentage point that
2:27:21they can and we may even have to wait
2:27:22until early next morning to get, you
2:27:25know, kind of the true picture. Um when
2:27:27it comes with the Senate race, all eyes
2:27:29are on that race.
2:27:31Hang on for one second. I'm going to
2:27:32hold you through this break and
2:27:34understand you have other obligations
2:27:35tonight, but we're going to take your
2:27:37time. You've done such a great job so
2:27:39far.
2:27:40>> Also, John Solomon's got a update from
2:27:42Kentucky when we come back. Short
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2:30:11Wow, I really love that return music.
2:30:15Is that am I blaming that on Morai? I'm
2:30:18just kidding. Okay, John Solomon, you've
2:30:20got a quite important update for us out
2:30:23of Kentucky. What do you got for us,
2:30:24sir? Yeah, this is the the Massie seats,
2:30:26one of the ones we put on the early
2:30:28watch list. Eddie Galvin's going to win
2:30:29that one pretty easy. He's up about 20
2:30:31points, actually almost 30 points. Uh I
2:30:33think AP will start calling that one
2:30:35soon. That was one that, you know,
2:30:38Democrats hope to cause a little
2:30:39mischief and doesn't look like that
2:30:41one's going to be solid red. Eddie Galin
2:30:43was a uh Navy Seal backed by Trump.
2:30:47Trump picked a fight with Massie. He won
2:30:48that one both in the primary and in the
2:30:51general. Now, it sure looks like that
2:30:52one's a safe one. When I go across the
2:30:54country, uh we're about halfway through
2:30:56the vote in Indiana five and Victoria
2:30:59Sparts is still down 20 points. That's a
2:31:01bell weather that we ought to be
2:31:03watching closely as the next 50% come
2:31:05in. She can still catch up, but she won
2:31:07that race by 18 points in 2024. Uh that
2:31:10is a sign that Republicans could be in
2:31:11the tough night in some of these
2:31:13districts if that holds in the second
2:31:1550%. And then across the board in the
2:31:17early stop, I'm seeing one early red
2:31:20warning sign that I see for Republicans.
2:31:22The Hispanic gains that were made in 24,
2:31:25also in 22 to some degree, but much much
2:31:27more in 24. Uh, Hispanics seem to be
2:31:30returning back to the Democratic party,
2:31:32particularly young Hispanic voters. They
2:31:34seem to show up a little bit more this
2:31:35time. Seem to be leaning Democrat in
2:31:38early data. Now, that could change as we
2:31:39roll across the country as we get to
2:31:41Texas, we get to Nevada. Uh but some
2:31:43early signs of uh some of the gains that
2:31:46Democrats may have made with their
2:31:47efforts.
2:31:49>> Um John, go that's kind of a bombshell.
2:31:53Let's take our time and go back over
2:31:54that. By the way, we're going to go to
2:31:56Florida here in a second. Some numbers
2:31:57have come up and uh
2:31:59>> uh Jolly and Nixon the socialists are in
2:32:02the lead. But no, I want to go back to
2:32:04the this Hispanic
2:32:06>> situation because
2:32:07>> Steve Cortez is going to join us in a
2:32:09little while in the in the war room.
2:32:10>> Uh he's on News Nation other places
2:32:12tonight, but
2:32:14>> people have worked like crazy in 22 in
2:32:1724 to get that Hispanic vote to be MAGA
2:32:19vote. Uh just tell me what you said
2:32:23again. I I want to absorb it.
2:32:26>> There are some early signs uh in the
2:32:28East Coast that Hispanic voters,
2:32:30particularly young Hispanic voters, have
2:32:32voted and they moving back to the
2:32:34Democratic party, kind of reverting back
2:32:36to where they were a couple of uh three
2:32:38or four election cycles ago. That's
2:32:40always been one of the concerns.
2:32:42Republicans have never really closed a
2:32:43deal with Hispanic voters. Even though
2:32:46when you look at Hispanic voters on
2:32:47abortion, on small business, on
2:32:49entrepreneurialism, on fighting
2:32:51socialism, Hispanics are a natural ally
2:32:53of the Republican party, but I don't
2:32:55think the Republican party has spent the
2:32:57time, particularly the communications
2:32:59bridge needed uh to keep in constant
2:33:01contact with Hispanic voters and young
2:33:03voters are very impressionable and so
2:33:06Democrats work them hard this election.
2:33:08I saw a lot of efforts by the Democrats
2:33:10to target in court young Hispanic males,
2:33:13young Hispanic females. Uh there's some
2:33:15early signs that Hispanics are uh
2:33:17showing up in larger numbers for
2:33:19Democrats and Republicans compared to 24
2:33:21and 22. Doesn't mean it's a bell weather
2:33:23yet. Long way to go. Texas and Nevada
2:33:25will have a big say in how the Hispanic
2:33:27vote ultimately turns out. Uh but that's
2:33:29one thing that I'm looking at. That
2:33:31Victoria Sparts rates is another one I'm
2:33:33looking at. Again, the next 50% could
2:33:35radically change that uh race, but it's
2:33:37going to be a lot closer than I think
2:33:39people expected, even if she wins. And
2:33:41that could be that question that Andrew
2:33:43Kovette was asking all of us a little
2:33:44while ago. Is this a plus two plus4
2:33:46Democrat swing? Is it a plus 10 Democrat
2:33:48swing? We don't know yet. Uh but
2:33:50Victoria Sparts, I think, will give us a
2:33:52good antidote uh in ter anecdote in
2:33:55terms of how much the the vote of the
2:33:58independent vote may have left the
2:33:59Republican party. a lot of vote to be
2:34:02counted, a lot of trend line still to be
2:34:03established. Uh, but I do think those
2:34:05are some early things I'm seeing.
2:34:08>> Uh, by the way, Spart has cut the
2:34:11difference in half, right? She was down,
2:34:13I think, 36, 38 points, down 20. So,
2:34:15we'll see.
2:34:16>> But, of course, the law,
2:34:18>> but half the votes in now. She's got to
2:34:19make up an awful lot in the second half
2:34:20of that vote. Even win.
2:34:22>> Yeah,
2:34:22>> it's a lot of ground. A lot of ground.
2:34:24Uh, John, uh, stick around. Do I do I
2:34:26have Caroline Ren is going to join us?
2:34:29Carol. Caroline, do I have Carol? Yeah,
2:34:31Caroline. Uh, first off, there's they've
2:34:34already called Assaf
2:34:35>> in Georgia. We told this was going to
2:34:37happen, right? They're going to try to
2:34:38call him because the coronation for
2:34:40Assaf to be their candidate in 2028.
2:34:43They're calling him the new Obama. So,
2:34:44they called that as quickly as they
2:34:46could call it. Mark Warner in Virginia.
2:34:48Of course, Mark Warner really didn't
2:34:50have a uh I know the general quite well,
2:34:52but it wasn't a it was not a well funed
2:34:54campaign. Those two have already been
2:34:56called the situation in Florida. Can you
2:34:58just walk us through the early returns
2:35:00we're getting? Ma'am,
2:35:02>> the early returns I think are not
2:35:04looking that great right now for
2:35:05Republicans. Um the, you know, the the
2:35:08voting the turnout today by party looked
2:35:10very good. People were getting very
2:35:12excited, but now we've just had these
2:35:13first drops since the polls have closed
2:35:16and people are getting quite nervous, I
2:35:17will say. Uh for example, Anna Pina Luna
2:35:19in Florida's 13th district. People
2:35:22thought that she was going to be fine.
2:35:23You've got 95% in and she's uh up by
2:35:25less than a thousand votes right now.
2:35:27And that's 95% reporting. So that is
2:35:30going to be a race that, you know, we're
2:35:32going to be up all night watching that.
2:35:33Um, and you know, Florida historically
2:35:35has been a tight. We had three straight
2:35:38governor's races in Florida in 2010, 14,
2:35:40and 18 that were all decided by less
2:35:42than 1%. It looks like Ashley Moody's
2:35:44going to be safe, but it does look like
2:35:46this is going to be a tight race for
2:35:47Byron Donald's right now based on this
2:35:49first initial kind of drops coming in.
2:35:52Let me go back to the day because people
2:35:54the most excitement we had I think and
2:35:57it transferred a little bit to Texas was
2:35:59this huge turnout on game day uh from
2:36:03Florida uh and a Ashley Moody you know
2:36:06she's not a super dynamic senator. She
2:36:10was selected, I think, to to take the
2:36:11role the first time. But her opponent is
2:36:14a pretty hardcore socialist, right?
2:36:17Nixon. I mean, Nixon's not not shy about
2:36:19saying, "Hey," and you wouldn't think
2:36:21that would play that well in in Florida.
2:36:24And Byron has got Jolly, and Jolliy's a
2:36:26former congressman, Republican
2:36:28congressman, uh, a rhino and moderate
2:36:30den, now a spokesperson for MSNBC. just
2:36:34walk us through how how has Nixon even
2:36:36been competitive when you think she'd be
2:36:38blown out by 20 or 30 points in the free
2:36:40state of Florida.
2:36:42>> Yeah, we I mean both Nixon and Jolly
2:36:44have barely ran campaigns. They have
2:36:46barely raised any money, barely spent
2:36:48any money. You've heard I mean if I live
2:36:50here in Florida, you barely see their
2:36:52television ads. You don't know much
2:36:53about them. And so it is pretty shocking
2:36:54I would say that these races are as
2:36:56tight as they are. And so I think we're
2:36:58going to have to wait and see a little
2:36:59bit more data come in. Um, I think some
2:37:01of these Hispanic counties are really
2:37:04um, you know, turning against
2:37:06Republicans right now from we from what
2:37:08we can tell, but we're going to have to
2:37:09go kind of county by county as we watch
2:37:10this. Luckily, Florida counts extremely
2:37:12fast. Uh, so even while I've been here
2:37:14talking to you, I think there's been
2:37:15probably a lot of updates. So, at least
2:37:17Florida, we will get to know results
2:37:18quickly and see the ripple effect of,
2:37:20you know, what else we're going to see
2:37:21across the country. But certainly, if
2:37:23these races are this tight in Florida, I
2:37:25think we're going to be looking for a
2:37:26very uh, a long night for Republicans.
2:37:29>> Yeah. naturally because this is a
2:37:31stronghold and we can tell you Ohio and
2:37:33Florida already and Texas, the three big
2:37:36mega strongholds, uh, Caroline, are
2:37:38going to be tough. We already know
2:37:40Ohio's going to be tough. Florida now,
2:37:42which we thought were going to get a
2:37:43little breathing space, could be very
2:37:45tough or looks like it's going to be
2:37:46tough. And Texas, we already know is
2:37:48tough and it's really taking a game day.
2:37:50Western Texas kind of the rural counties
2:37:53coming out to make it competitive there.
2:37:55Your thoughts about that overall?
2:37:58Well, yeah. You know, I am curious to
2:37:59see right now the the polls have just
2:38:01closed a few minutes ago in North
2:38:02Carolina, Ohio, North Carolina, I think
2:38:04they'll unfortunately call it quickly uh
2:38:06for Roy Cooper, but then we've got some
2:38:07really competitive and important uh
2:38:09House races in North Carolina that we
2:38:11should all be looking at. And then Ohio,
2:38:12you know, we have an incredibly
2:38:13important Senate race there, and you
2:38:15have the governor's race there that that
2:38:16a lot of people have been watching. So,
2:38:18those two things we're going to start to
2:38:19see to trickle in right now. In Florida,
2:38:21I'm just looking at these results in the
2:38:22House races and they're they're getting
2:38:24worse. you know, at least Cindy Grutder
2:38:26is up uh by about a point in Florida's
2:38:2816th district. Uh but even, you know,
2:38:30people were saying Florida 20 Florida 25
2:38:32was going to be competitive and you've
2:38:33got um 75% reporting and you've got
2:38:36Moscowitz, the Democrat, up 10 points in
2:38:38that district. Uh he was running against
2:38:40a guy Scott Singer there and that's that
2:38:41district that stretches about Palm Beach
2:38:43down to Miami Dade. Um but you know that
2:38:47with 10-point margins like that, that's
2:38:49just kind of that's crazy.
2:38:52No, but you know, Singer was uh we had
2:38:54many Steve Stern and many of the best
2:38:57grassroots people in Florida w you know
2:38:59reached out to Singer about having
2:39:01grassroots involvement in his campaign
2:39:02and I think they got shunted aside every
2:39:04time. I think there should be a lesson
2:39:05there. The grassroots can deliveries
2:39:07you're seeing in Texas and and Arizona.
2:39:09Uh Caroline, uh before I bounce and come
2:39:11back to you, anything else on the uh
2:39:13Senate side? We've got you here
2:39:14primarily tonight
2:39:15>> for the national uh look at the Senate.
2:39:18Any other first cuts uh of what you're
2:39:20seeing?
2:39:22No, I think that we were all waiting on
2:39:23these drops to see kind of what we
2:39:25expect from the other one. So, this
2:39:26makes me quite nervous. I've said this
2:39:28whole time that I thought that all these
2:39:29competitive Senate races would kind of
2:39:31go one way together or the other. And
2:39:33so, that could happen and it could be a
2:39:35sweep, you know, all the other way,
2:39:37which would end up put us in around 46
2:39:39or 47 Senate seats, I would think, if um
2:39:43if it was to be probably the biggest
2:39:44sweep that it could. And so, that would
2:39:46be very scary. U Maine is obviously a
2:39:48weird outlier and Maine is very slow to
2:39:50report. I don't think we'll know the
2:39:52results of Maine till much later tonight
2:39:53or potentially even in the morning. So
2:39:55the next big ones right now to be
2:39:56watching would be Florida, South
2:39:59Carolina, and Ohio. I would say Georgia,
2:40:02North Carolina. If they haven't already
2:40:03called North Carolina, I'm sure it will
2:40:04be soon.
2:40:06>> Yeah, they've already called Virginia.
2:40:07They called Georgia. They'll call North
2:40:08Carolina very quickly. That will also
2:40:11impact uh Caroline uh Carolina 11 out in
2:40:14the western part of the state. Also, we
2:40:16had this big redistricting fight for
2:40:18Carolina 1. We thought that was one we
2:40:20might take back. That's going to all be
2:40:22in play. Now, people even talking about
2:40:24maybe even Hudson's seat uh in more of a
2:40:26Central Carolina could be in play. So,
2:40:28we'll watch that uh closely. Caroline,
2:40:30stick around. We're going to come right
2:40:31back to you. Can I go to New Hampshire
2:40:33and uh Robert McNeely? Is Robert Robert
2:40:35McNeely, you with us in New Hampshire?
2:40:40>> Yes, sir. Good evening, Steve. And good
2:40:42evening to election headquarters in the
2:40:45Granite State. Live free or die. Former
2:40:47Senator Johnu has walked in the house.
2:40:49He's signing autographs talking to
2:40:51supporters here. The food is out. The uh
2:40:53group is cautiously optimistic as I'm
2:40:56communicating with the campaign trying
2:40:57to find out where things stand roughly
2:40:5920 minutes before most polls close
2:41:02completely throughout New Hampshire. So,
2:41:04we're looking at that 8:00 p.m. hour.
2:41:07And again, John Cenounu trying to return
2:41:09to that seat that he lost back in 2008
2:41:12to now retiring Senator Jean Shaheen.
2:41:16Her daughter Stephanie Shaheen is
2:41:19running in this first congressional
2:41:20district right here against Anthony
2:41:22Darazzo. And that was a seat that
2:41:25Caroline Levit ran for just a couple of
2:41:27years ago before coming the White House
2:41:30press secretary. She cast her vote
2:41:31today. And as that late work surge of
2:41:34Republican votes could be happening as
2:41:37we speak, the campaign very cautiously
2:41:39optimistic about that at this hour. But
2:41:42again, this would be a massive upset if
2:41:44he or was to return even with the
2:41:45Cenounu name, his brother and father
2:41:48having served here as governor in the
2:41:49Granite State. But again, they have
2:41:51their own brand of politics and that
2:41:53would be a great night for Republicans
2:41:55if John Cenounu here is able to be
2:41:57successful in reclaiming that seat.
2:42:00Uh, Robert, we're going to come back to
2:42:02you after the break, but real quickly,
2:42:04Kelly Aayat is really running a terrific
2:42:07campaign. She's not MAGA, she's a rhino,
2:42:09but she's running a great campaign. Do
2:42:10you think she will have coattails
2:42:11tonight for
2:42:12>> CNU?
2:42:14This anthem means a lot to me because
2:42:16it's what held us.
2:42:17>> Yeah, you know, you have this real
2:42:19energy here in the live free or die
2:42:21state, Vermont, New Hampshire, and into
2:42:23Maine. very very different uh than
2:42:26really the rest of the country because
2:42:27there's some of that runoff coming from
2:42:29Susan Collins in Maine as well. And
2:42:31really what I would call the MAGA surge
2:42:33here is the America first priorities
2:42:36that you want to see here. The down
2:42:38ballot races are interesting, Steve,
2:42:39because 400 state representatives
2:42:42roughly represent 203 legislative
2:42:45districts, much larger than their state
2:42:47senate of 24. And right on the ballot
2:42:49this year, watching those campaigns,
2:42:51they're talking directly about getting
2:42:52rid of the income tax.
2:42:54>> Robert, Robert, hang on one second. I'm
2:42:56going to take a short break and we're
2:42:58going to come right back to you.
2:43:01>> Justice
2:43:04ring the
2:43:07free.
2:43:08>> Hey,
2:43:11freedom ain't free. No, it comes with a
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2:45:26let's go back to New Hampshire. Uh,
2:45:28Robert Neely, you were saying you you're
2:45:30talking about a little of this Maine,
2:45:31New Hampshire. We might have a little
2:45:33heat up there. It looks like wildly
2:45:35enthusiastic with Cenounu right now. And
2:45:38Kelly Aayat, finish your finish your
2:45:40thought.
2:45:44>> Yes, thank you, Steve. It's it's really
2:45:46exciting here on the ground because this
2:45:48is a small state, but again, this is the
2:45:49first primary in the United States in
2:45:52the presidential years. Now, the
2:45:53Democrats abandoning that. They're going
2:45:55to go for South Carolina first in 2028,
2:45:58but this will still be the first primary
2:46:00for those Republicans. So, it's really
2:46:02uh something they're used to here. We
2:46:04went to the Red Arrow Diner earlier to
2:46:06see where presidential candidates since
2:46:081992 have been there along with many
2:46:10celebrities. Of course, it's the
2:46:11hometown of Adam Sandler and a lot of
2:46:14famous people right from this neck of
2:46:17the woods. Over the last 30 minutes,
2:46:18Steve, I wanted to highlight the
2:46:20Secretary of State here in New Hampshire
2:46:22saying that this will be a speedy count.
2:46:24They're very proud of it and that will
2:46:26it will be breaking records for the
2:46:27turnout. Also in Laconia, New Hampshire,
2:46:30the mayor is decrying allegedly a
2:46:32Turningpoint Action employee has been
2:46:34assaulted. It's on film and that was all
2:46:37the way over there towards western New
2:46:39Hampshire. So we're watching that story
2:46:40closely right here at Cenounu
2:46:42headquarters.
2:46:44>> Uh thank you so much sir. We'll come
2:46:46back to you soon as all the polls close
2:46:47up there and the poll they they promise
2:46:49is going to come in quickly. We'll get
2:46:51to all that. I'm joined in the royal
2:46:53room now by Steve Cortez. Thank you,
2:46:54brother. Appreciate you. Appreciate you
2:46:56coming by tonight. I know you've got a
2:46:57Jam Media, both local and national Jam
2:47:00Media, but thank you for joining us.
2:47:01>> And even some international today. Yes.
2:47:03Yeah. No, busy day, but hey, it better
2:47:05be a busy day, right? We have a country
2:47:06to save.
2:47:07>> Okay. The northern flank. We we've
2:47:09looked at this is we've said, "Hey, the
2:47:10way it's shaping up, this could be where
2:47:13>> the blue wave of the blue tsunami
2:47:14crashes." But Wasserman over at Cook
2:47:17Political said, "Hey, today it's going
2:47:19to be between you're going to have a
2:47:20choice between a blue tsunami and a blue
2:47:22wave." Your thoughts?
2:47:23>> Yeah. Uh, look, Wasserman generally, I
2:47:25mean, he's clearly a lefty, but he's a
2:47:27credible lefty. I mean, he's a lefty who
2:47:28actually Yeah. who actually uses
2:47:30numbers, right? Unlike a lot of lefties
2:47:32who don't believe in math and don't
2:47:33believe in numbers, he does. Uh, so we
2:47:35have to give him his due and and give
2:47:37him regard. But if we are going to
2:47:39crack, you know, what looks like it
2:47:40should be could be a blue wave, I do
2:47:43still firmly believe it's going to be
2:47:44the northern flank to do that, it will
2:47:46be Alaska, Minnesota, Wisconsin on the
2:47:49governor's side, uh Michigan, and Maine.
2:47:52And I believe in in all of those states,
2:47:54the Dem candidates are particularly
2:47:56radical, extremist, unimpressive, and
2:47:59just unacceptable to Americans. And so
2:48:01even
2:48:01>> and into big aspects of the Democratic
2:48:03party, whe that's the African-American
2:48:05male vote, union workers, some just
2:48:08traditional Democrats, some of the
2:48:09Jewish uh participants, some of the core
2:48:12constituents of the Democratic party are
2:48:14not in love with these candidates.
2:48:15>> Correct. Not at all. Just to put it
2:48:17mildly, uh not in love with. Uh and
2:48:19listen, so again, in a tough environment
2:48:21where the people don't like the war, uh
2:48:24don't like an economy and an economy
2:48:25that's been tough for them for 5 years.
2:48:26I think we have to realize that, too.
2:48:27It's the cumulative effect, right, of
2:48:29inflation. It's the Biden years.
2:48:31>> Yes, things are better now. Of course,
2:48:32they're better, but they're still not
2:48:34great, right, for middle class folks.
2:48:35So, in an era where people are angry and
2:48:37where they are blaming the governing
2:48:38Republicans, if we have a chance to
2:48:41crack a potential blue wave, it's going
2:48:43to be that northern front. It's going to
2:48:44be the northern flank. And what the
2:48:46Democrats did, which they often do, is
2:48:48they sort of can't accept victory,
2:48:50right? If they had just put sort of
2:48:51normal candidates, normal, patriotic,
2:48:53likable people forward, probably those
2:48:56races are all winners for them. Uh, but
2:48:58I think they're all going to be
2:48:59contested because they insisted on
2:49:00putting forth really unimpressive,
2:49:02really extremist candidates who, you're
2:49:04right, Steve, don't just get people like
2:49:06us annoyed, but get people within their
2:49:08own coalition, particularly Jewish
2:49:11voters, black voters, especially black
2:49:13male voters, uh, in places like Detroit,
2:49:15get them annoyed. you found a theme that
2:49:17people didn't think we would find a
2:49:19narrative theme whether it was in Maine,
2:49:21whether it was in um Michigan or whether
2:49:24it was in Minnesota and that is this
2:49:26issue with Islam, Islamist etc. when you
2:49:29got go from Lewon Maine to the work you
2:49:32did in Minnesota and see of course the
2:49:34polling in Arizona but when you talk in
2:49:36that northern flank this has become a
2:49:38major issue.
2:49:38>> It it is a major issue. We have to talk
2:49:41about it. Uh my polling shows
2:49:43consistently that Americans now uh they
2:49:45don't care if you want to call them
2:49:47racist. They don't care if the ruling
2:49:48class thinks that they're, you know, uh
2:49:50somehow xenophobic for for voicing their
2:49:53very real, very valid concern that Islam
2:49:57is not compatible with Western
2:49:59civilization, is not consistent with the
2:50:00American way of life, that we've already
2:50:02had too much mass Muslim migration to
2:50:04this country. And for example, I even
2:50:06just pulled this in Arizona, a place
2:50:08where it's not really the same issue
2:50:10that it is in those other states you
2:50:11mentioned, right? I mean, yes, Lewon,
2:50:12Maine has a really concentrated,
2:50:14terrible problem in in um in the Twin
2:50:17Cities of Minnesota. Of course, we have
2:50:18a very large uh extremely, you know,
2:50:20largecale problem of mass scamming of
2:50:23the people there. Dearborn, Michigan, an
2:50:25entire American community, formerly
2:50:27industrial powerhouse city, uh of Ford
2:50:29Motor Company has been completely
2:50:31overtaken by Islamists. But even even
2:50:33outside of those places and I pled in
2:50:35all those places and people are very
2:50:37upset about mass Muslim migration. But
2:50:39even in Arizona, Steve, I found in in
2:50:41the state of Arizona where there's not
2:50:43even significant Muslim migration to the
2:50:44state, at least not yet, only 17% of
2:50:47Arizonans said that mass Muslim
2:50:49migration is good for this country. And
2:50:51so I I think when Americans sensibly
2:50:53take a look at Europe, see what has
2:50:54happened with the wholesale surrender,
2:50:56right, the civilizational eraser in many
2:50:59ways of Europe, the cradle of Western
2:51:01civilization that has turned its back on
2:51:03its own inheritance, they don't want the
2:51:05United States going down that road any
2:51:07longer. And the Democrats, because they
2:51:09are so radicalized, they're hellbent on
2:51:11it.
2:51:11>> Oh, yeah. They're they've embraced it.
2:51:12>> They're all in.
2:51:13>> Anything on the early uh on early voting
2:51:16here that you've seen or the early
2:51:17releases? Got to remember a lot of the
2:51:19early voting, absentee voting, all that
2:51:21is the first drops you see. So some of
2:51:22these first drops, correct?
2:51:24>> People shouldn't get too rattled,
2:51:25>> right? Let's not get too rattled yet.
2:51:26Now, there are some worrisome things
2:51:28coming out of Florida, but Florida
2:51:29counts the early vote first, which of
2:51:31course leans more Democratic, leans
2:51:33older, more boomer. Uh so let's not get
2:51:35too rattled. But for example, look,
2:51:37let's let's also be honest. Oyola
2:51:39County, which is a county that Trump
2:51:40won, majority Hispanic county, uh, right
2:51:43now, um, Byron Donald is getting crushed
2:51:45there in the in the early vote with
2:51:47almost 70% of the vote in. So, that's
2:51:48worrisome. Okay, now let's be real about
2:51:50this. You know, yeah, the math matters
2:51:52on some of these counties. Uh, and a
2:51:53Paulina Luna, I think, will win, but is
2:51:56in a worrisome race in a very, you know,
2:51:57pro Trump, pro MAGA county, under under
2:52:00a thousand votes right now.
2:52:02>> Yeah. And and let me let me get on here,
2:52:04too, though, and get more votes. But
2:52:05yeah, listen, nobody should get too nuts
2:52:07yet. Uh, but I'll also be the first to
2:52:09say so far and and I respect again what
2:52:12Wasserman does even though he's a lefty.
2:52:14He's he's not a lefty who, you know,
2:52:16deals in in nonsense and fantasy. Uh, I
2:52:18the fact that he says
2:52:20>> it's not Ezra Klein or it's not the New
2:52:22York Times polling.
2:52:22>> No, but like we we have to take that
2:52:24seriously right now. Doesn't look great.
2:52:26Got a lot more coming in. A lot more
2:52:28coming in, especially from the Northern
2:52:29Flank.
2:52:29>> We're going to get back to you in a uh
2:52:31in a second. Let's go to Amanda Head.
2:52:33Amanda Head uh and then uh I want to get
2:52:35Eric Bowling. Um, Kentucky 6. What do
2:52:38you got for us, man?
2:52:40>> Yes, indeed. So, 15% is in, although it
2:52:43was also 15%. I keep refreshing this. It
2:52:46was 15% 5 minutes ago, so I feel like
2:52:48they're due for another dump. Uh, but as
2:52:50of right now, it's 54.7 for Ralph
2:52:52Alvarado, who is the Republican, and
2:52:5440.7 for Zack Dembo. Um, this is the
2:52:58district that we talked about earlier
2:52:59with an interesting geographic
2:53:01demographic. Uh, a little bit of urban,
2:53:03little bit of suburban. So, I think this
2:53:05is maybe I mean I don't want to get too
2:53:08too excited because again it's only 15%.
2:53:10Um I just looked up information the
2:53:13latest on the Georgia Senate race.
2:53:15Obviously they already called it for
2:53:16John Oaf, but it's still only 33%. Uh
2:53:20and OAF's number has gone down that
2:53:23>> Yeah, but it's going to be a blowout. I
2:53:25mean they wanted to do Osaf because they
2:53:26want to promote him as as president, but
2:53:28I don't think I don't think Collins is
2:53:29going to be competitive there. The key
2:53:31race there is the governor's race. The
2:53:33billionaire has put in a lot of his
2:53:35money. He's not exactly MAGA, but we got
2:53:36to worry about a couple of uh house
2:53:38races now. Amanda, we'll come back to
2:53:40you in a moment. Do we have
2:53:41>> Sure.
2:53:41>> is um is U. Eric Bowling at the board?
2:53:44Eric, you've got an update on Mike
2:53:46Lawler.
2:53:47>> Yeah, I got some updates. Steve, this is
2:53:49kind of interesting what you guys have
2:53:50been talking about. Take a look at this.
2:53:52We'll look at here's Westchester County.
2:53:54I'll show you some demographics on this.
2:53:56This is this kind of interesting here.
2:53:58Uh and here we are with the
2:53:59demographics. Take a look at this,
2:54:00Steve. Look at remember we were talking
2:54:02about the average national average in
2:54:04income and age and whatnot. Westchester
2:54:06County almost a million votes of 19
2:54:08almost 20 million. So what is that 5% of
2:54:10the vote? Um look at this look at this
2:54:13median income 118,000 versus the US
2:54:1779,000. New York 85,000 annual income.
2:54:21Um median age 42 versus 39. So they're
2:54:25wealthier and they're older. They're
2:54:28generally skewing wealthier and older.
2:54:30So
2:54:32if you look at it, so he's he's doing
2:54:35let me clear this. Let me get out of
2:54:36this. If you look at this though,
2:54:41no votes in No. Yeah. But but they're
2:54:43leaning. There's something very very
2:54:44interesting going on though, Colin.
2:54:46Let's let's look at the Senate rates uh
2:54:49in Kentucky. There's your numbers that
2:54:52you're talking about. You're talking
2:54:53about Kentucky. You want to see the
2:54:54House Kentucky six race.
2:54:58This is one with Yeah, moving all over
2:55:01the place.
2:55:02>> And take a look at this, though. Look at
2:55:04this now. Florida. We're talking
2:55:07Florida, right? We have very close.
2:55:10These are updated numbers. We're getting
2:55:11We're getting faster than the Associated
2:55:13Press, believe it or not. There they
2:55:15just updated right there. Virtual Bon
2:55:18just jumped up by a full percentage
2:55:19point. I want to show you something.
2:55:21Remember we were talking about I4
2:55:22corridor
2:55:2620 minutes. This was all blue. It was
2:55:30blue. Now you have shade blue here,
2:55:32lighter here, some red over here. That's
2:55:34your I4 corridor there. Right. Right
2:55:37there. That's what that that that's what
2:55:38matters. And if you go to Senate in
2:55:41Florida,
2:55:43those are the numbers. Very, very close.
2:55:47Ashley Moody's trailing Angie Nixon by
2:55:50just a few. You're at 76% of the vote
2:55:53in. This one is a tight race.
2:55:57>> Okay. Uh Eric, hang on. We got to get I
2:55:59want to get that mic of yours looked at
2:56:00by audio in the main studio cuz we're
2:56:03getting a little pop. You're coming in
2:56:04and out. Let's get Caroline Ren. I got
2:56:06Steve Cortez. Florida. Um let's be
2:56:10brutally frank. The Democrats did not
2:56:12have I don't think a ton of money. You
2:56:14didn't see the kind of ad campaign.
2:56:16>> Uh Nixon is about as radical. You talk
2:56:19about the people on the northern flank.
2:56:21She's a out she's an upfront socialist,
2:56:23right? I mean, I don't think she makes
2:56:25any any bones about it, right? um to be
2:56:28running against Ashley Moody and Moody
2:56:30is one of those issues that you get hand
2:56:31selected. You get picked. You don't have
2:56:33to really run the first time. You don't
2:56:36know how you're on the campaign trail.
2:56:38That's pretty shocking. Although we're
2:56:39early in the evening to be that tight
2:56:41and Byron Donald's unlimited money, as
2:56:43we told Byron on many occasions, you
2:56:46you're too close to big tech. I mean,
2:56:48the data centers uh you know, even
2:56:50DeSantis come out against the data
2:56:52centers. Your thoughts about Florida?
2:56:53Then I want to go to Caroline Ren if we
2:56:54can get her up.
2:56:55>> Yeah. Again, the signs are not great
2:56:57right now, particularly what we're
2:56:58seeing from the more Latin places within
2:57:00Florida. Of course, a very Latino state.
2:57:02But again, let's not get too ahead of
2:57:04ourselves.
2:57:04>> When you say the Hispanics, you've been
2:57:05all over the Hispanic on on on and they
2:57:07they don't totally disagree on President
2:57:10Trump's immigration policies. Their
2:57:11issues are the economy, the war, the
2:57:14diversion from domestic concerns.
2:57:16>> Exactly. It's about the economy. And and
2:57:18this isn't my opinion. This isn't my
2:57:19theory. I mean, I pulled this. I tested
2:57:21this nationwide Hispanic poll, very
2:57:23rigorous, large sample. And this was not
2:57:25I did not put my finger on the scale
2:57:27here, Steve. This was a minus 31 poll
2:57:29for Donald Trump. Okay. 30% approval, 30
2:57:3161% disapproval.
2:57:32>> I saw you at Georgetown in a quite
2:57:34hostile audience
2:57:35>> talking about this.
2:57:36>> No, you defended it perfectly. They were
2:57:38in shocker. They go, "Oh, it's the
2:57:39detention camps. It's all that." You go,
2:57:41"No, it's not."
2:57:42>> Okay, let's take a short commercial
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3:00:26>> Okay, welcome back. It's the 8:00 hour.
3:00:29A lot more states are closing. They're
3:00:30start pouring in now. Have an issue in
3:00:33Florida. We're trying to work through
3:00:35Texas. Early returns in Ohio. I think
3:00:38Max Miller, there's some grim stories
3:00:40there. We're get all into that as we go
3:00:43through this. Uh, let me go to Caroline
3:00:45Ren. Caroline Ren, update your
3:00:47assessment of Florida. You're a Texan,
3:00:50but you now live in Florida. You know
3:00:52the state pretty well. You know all the
3:00:53political parties. You're very close to
3:00:54Byron Donald's and his operation. Uh,
3:00:57walk us through what's going on.
3:01:00>> Sure. Well, the good news from Florida
3:01:02is that uh the Florida panhandle, which
3:01:04is like your deep red voters. That's
3:01:05your Matt Gates district. That is the
3:01:08the real the real Republican voters,
3:01:11they that closes at 8:00 p.m. So, that
3:01:13is about to close. And those that big
3:01:14dump is about to enter both the Senate
3:01:16and the governor's all the statewide
3:01:17races. So, right now, Byron is up by
3:01:20about 2%. When that panhandle closes,
3:01:23it's going to flood in more votes for
3:01:24Byron. So, the numbers, as I'm looking
3:01:26at it now, Byron's going to pull it off.
3:01:28Now, is he going to win by, you know,
3:01:29what I had hoped at one point to be 10
3:01:31or 11 points? No. But, it does look like
3:01:33he's going to win, and so will Ma Ashley
3:01:35Moody. Um, the other part of this is, as
3:01:37you know, the first dumps that come in
3:01:39are all the early voting and the mail-in
3:01:41votes. And so, now for these races that
3:01:43are really tight in Florida,
3:01:45>> every all the rest of these drops should
3:01:47work the Republicans way. So, Maria
3:01:48Salazar, you just saw tick a little bit
3:01:50ahead. Ashley Moody's tie, but she keeps
3:01:52going up a little bit. So, these
3:01:54remaining races that are kind of tied
3:01:55right now, I do expect the Republican
3:01:57candidates to pull it out. Now, um you
3:02:00know, one of the races that was targeted
3:02:02for redistricting, um with
3:02:03Representative Caster there and I
3:02:06believe Florida 14, uh Caster has pulled
3:02:08it off. So, a couple of those
3:02:09redistricting targets that we had, we
3:02:11are not going to end up picking up. And
3:02:13so, that really is too bad, but that's
3:02:15just that's the environment that we have
3:02:16right now. Uh, so in Florida, I think
3:02:18we'll pull out these statewide races,
3:02:20but boy, if this is an indication of the
3:02:22rest of the night, it's going to get
3:02:23really tight in Ohio and Texas and Iowa
3:02:26as we start to move that direction.
3:02:29>> Well, the Texas, I mean, is on razor's
3:02:31edge, but you get away from the rail
3:02:33head of mega movement up to some of
3:02:35these northern states. You can see it.
3:02:36Hang on one second, Steve. I'm going to
3:02:38go to John Solomon. John Solomon, you
3:02:40also have some observations about
3:02:41Florida. What do you got for us?
3:02:44>> Yeah, listen. I think uh the statewide
3:02:45races are going to be fine. And they're
3:02:47going to be three to six point races.
3:02:48Normally they would be 8 to 10 in the
3:02:50Dantis era. So what you're seeing is the
3:02:53decline seems predominantly in Hispanic
3:02:55voters. That is a red flag for any other
3:02:58states where there are large Hispanic
3:02:59voting. There seems to be a shift back
3:03:02from Hispanics back to the Democratic
3:03:03party. Even though they don't dis they
3:03:05disagree on abortion, they disagree on
3:03:08uh small business and and economic
3:03:10opportunity. But that economic issue
3:03:12clearly seems to be weighing heavily on
3:03:14Hispanic families. um that uh we
3:03:16mentioned that one race in Florida that
3:03:18was redistricted. She's going to win by
3:03:20about six points. Republicans hope to
3:03:22capture that one by three or four. So
3:03:24that kind of gives you a sense of how
3:03:26Florida is looking. Now Florida can be
3:03:27an anomaly. Uh the uh and we have to
3:03:30watch and see where uh this trend line
3:03:32moves. But when I look right now, the
3:03:34big story that I see right now are young
3:03:36voters in Hispanic voters in Florida.
3:03:39That trend line is much different from
3:03:4024 and even a little bit different from
3:03:432022. It could be the bell weather as we
3:03:45get across it. When you get up north and
3:03:46there's fewer Hispanic voters, uh places
3:03:48like Wisconsin, Minnesota, uh New
3:03:51Hampshire, uh we'll see what what trend
3:03:53lines emerge there. But in the south
3:03:55where you have some large Hispanic
3:03:56populations, it does look like Hispanic
3:03:58voters have tilted back towards the
3:04:01Democrat Democratic party, particularly
3:04:03young Hispanic males.
3:04:06>> Yeah.
3:04:06>> Boy, Steve Cortez, this was your
3:04:08specialty. you I mean from the Rio Grand
3:04:10Valley to South Texas to Florida, we
3:04:13you've labored in the vineyard for
3:04:15years. Your
3:04:15>> and we we've made great progress for a
3:04:17decade and unfortunately it looks like
3:04:19we're taking a real step backwards. But
3:04:21again, uh this is not because of
3:04:23immigration and there's going to be an
3:04:25instant effort by the establishment,
3:04:27right, to blame it on immigration. And
3:04:30you know, John Sullivan, I want to uh
3:04:32John Solomon, I want to ask you, and by
3:04:33the way, uh decision does headquarters
3:04:35just said Ashley Moody wins US Senate
3:04:37there. So, you know, you're right about
3:04:38state statewide races are going to be
3:04:40fine. Ashley Moody is in fact the winner
3:04:42uh in Florida for US Senate. But John
3:04:44Solomon, I want to ask you uh you know,
3:04:46so I did a national poll and asked
3:04:48Hispanic voters nationwide what they
3:04:50were more concerned about, immigration
3:04:52enforcement or high prices. And 73 to
3:04:5619, they said high prices, not
3:04:58immigration enforcement. So this is a
3:05:00myth. However, it's a myth that seems to
3:05:02have legs at least within the legacy
3:05:05media. How do you explain the
3:05:07persistence of this myth that Hispanics
3:05:09are angry about immigration?
3:05:11>> Yeah, because the media simply doesn't
3:05:13like Donald Trump's immigration
3:05:15policies. They don't like middle
3:05:16America's view of immigration policies.
3:05:18They want open borders like their
3:05:19elitist owners and like their elitist
3:05:21political friends that they spend their
3:05:23time at the book parties. But you're
3:05:25exactly right, Steve. This is an
3:05:27economic issue for Hispanics. the uh
3:05:29young Hispanic worker that's in that uh
3:05:32burgeoning SBA community, that small
3:05:34business community. It's been tougher
3:05:36when your gas prices are up to drive to
3:05:37your work site. It's tougher when all of
3:05:39your um uh uh supplies at Lowe's and
3:05:43Home Depot are up because of gas prices.
3:05:45And I think the Hispanic vote shift is
3:05:47solely an economic shift. It's not on
3:05:49the other issues where Republicans have
3:05:51a great uh rejoinder. I think when the
3:05:53Iran war is over and prices come down,
3:05:56there's a great opportunity for
3:05:57Republicans to pull Hispanics back. But
3:05:59this was an economy stupid uh question
3:06:02and you have it exactly right. Your
3:06:03polls hit this on the head uh a few
3:06:05weeks ago and I think tonight we're
3:06:07seeing that play out. It may not play
3:06:09out everywhere in the country, but in
3:06:10the Hispanic community, it does seem to
3:06:12be playing out tonight.
3:06:13>> Yeah. No, and that and that's a great
3:06:14point because that northern flank I'm
3:06:16talking about is not very Latino at all.
3:06:18Right. Um so we're not going to have
3:06:20that that issue. But but but the issue,
3:06:22look, Texas was coming our way in in
3:06:24huge numbers because of this. Listen, I
3:06:25want to get this.
3:06:26>> Natalie Winters is with us. How is how
3:06:28is this being messaged? Because I'm
3:06:30going to ask Solomon and Cortez
3:06:32>> what's about to drop on Magen, the
3:06:35Republican party in the coming days is a
3:06:37DACA amnesty thing in the back. It's
3:06:40coming and they're and they're going to
3:06:41use tonight. Natalie Wyers, how is MSNBC
3:06:44messaging this right now, ma'am?
3:06:48So, I've been watching MS now since
3:06:50essentially this morning, and their
3:06:52primary messaging tactics when it comes
3:06:54to explaining why they think Democrats
3:06:56are going to sweep is two things. One is
3:06:59corruption, and two is immigration. But
3:07:01I think more specifically, usually we're
3:07:03talking about immigration broadly,
3:07:05illegal immigration, this concept of
3:07:06amnesty, but MS now is really, really
3:07:09honing in on the mass deportations and
3:07:11deportations in general, particularly
3:07:13ICE going into these communities. And I
3:07:15think with so many issues, right, sort
3:07:17of seeing essentially the straw manning
3:07:19coming from the left, saying that the
3:07:21MAGA agenda is not popular. Well, let's
3:07:23be frank, the mass deportation agenda,
3:07:25the way that it was executed with ICE
3:07:27was not really what everybody was hoping
3:07:29for or looking for. So that's why it's
3:07:31maybe not being voted on so well as
3:07:33we're seeing right now. And on the
3:07:35corruption point, which I think is very
3:07:37important because this is some real real
3:07:39trickery going on over at the MS Nowes,
3:07:42they are running with this poll, this
3:07:43idea that 92% of Americans and their new
3:07:47like woke, they don't believe in exit
3:07:49polls anymore. They're doing their own
3:07:50thing of their audience. 92% of
3:07:52Americans apparently one of their
3:07:54primary things that they're voting about
3:07:56is corruption. Now, yes, they should be.
3:07:59And when we're talking about corruption,
3:08:00we're talking about the things that Doge
3:08:02went into. You're talking about the
3:08:03things that are going on with all these
3:08:04Somalians in Minnesota, all these
3:08:06immigrants that are coming here going on
3:08:08government benefits, right? Corruption
3:08:09is a very broad term. They are choosing
3:08:12much like we've seen in these foreign
3:08:13countries like Hungary and Poland where
3:08:15they have these autocracy and
3:08:16anti-democracy, anti- athoritarian
3:08:18playbooks, this idea of conflating why a
3:08:21presidential administration, you know,
3:08:23isn't good for the country, why prices
3:08:24are high. Specifically, they try to link
3:08:26that in the messaging to corruption. So,
3:08:28we're not going to let them have that
3:08:30because it's not true. When Americans
3:08:32say they care about corruption, they're
3:08:34saying that they care about their
3:08:35hard-earned tax dollars being siphoned
3:08:37off to foreigners, not this idea that
3:08:39Republicans are enriching themselves.
3:08:41They can care about that, too. But it's
3:08:42some very interesting semantics going on
3:08:44over at MS Now, and they're really
3:08:46honing in not just on immigration
3:08:47broadly, but uh specifically on
3:08:49deportations and, you know, ICE in the
3:08:52community. Maybe that's the new term for
3:08:53living in the shadows.
3:08:56>> Uh so guys, uh let me start with Solomon
3:08:58first, then you Cortez. We're going to
3:09:01get hit immediately after this because
3:09:03of what's showing tonight. They're going
3:09:04to say, "No, this is all about
3:09:05immigration, Trump's immigration
3:09:07policies, tough immigration policies. We
3:09:09need to have amnesty and we need to have
3:09:11DACA and we need to have it
3:09:12immediately." And we know there 50 Rhino
3:09:15Republicans already working at drafting
3:09:17legislation even as we speak. John
3:09:18Solomon, your thoughts?
3:09:21>> Yeah, listen, the polling does not show
3:09:23that that's the reason tonight could be
3:09:25a difficult night in some places of the
3:09:26country for Republicans. It's about the
3:09:28economy. It's always been about the
3:09:30economy. Gas prices are the ultimate
3:09:32feel at home economic issue and people
3:09:34have felt $4 gas for a long time now.
3:09:37President Trump knew that doing the Iran
3:09:40war when he did it was potentially a
3:09:42political peril, but as he said to me
3:09:44once, it's sometimes the more popular
3:09:46thing to do is not the right thing and
3:09:48sometimes the right thing is not the
3:09:49most popular thing. He knew stopping
3:09:51Iran was important. It could come at a
3:09:53consequence in the midterm elections,
3:09:54but he chose to do it. When the gas
3:09:56prices come down, Republicans are on
3:09:58equal footing. And I think the big thing
3:10:00that they need to do here is not
3:10:02misinterpret these results. It's about
3:10:04the economy tonight. Thus far in the
3:10:06places where we are in Ohio right now
3:10:08about 20% of the votes been dumped in.
3:10:10Shared Brown's up 23 points with about
3:10:1220% in. Now that's all the early vote.
3:10:15It's all the blue city vote. Uh that
3:10:16will tighten up, but when you use a
3:10:18normal projection model, it looks like a
3:10:19two to three point win for Sherid Brown.
3:10:21Now that could change as the night rolls
3:10:23across. Uh but it does show you that the
3:10:26economic uh arguments despite all the
3:10:29successes of the Trump administration,
3:10:31they're weighing heavily on the voters
3:10:32who showed up at the polls today.
3:10:35>> Yeah. You know, look, Steve, uh pre-war
3:10:37we had an excellent excellent economic
3:10:40trajectory in this country. We did. We
3:10:41had a very good trend. As a matter of
3:10:42fact,
3:10:43>> Trump Bess and Trump had a converging on
3:10:45a point. It was going to go back to
3:10:462019.
3:10:47>> Correct. Correct. We we were getting
3:10:49back to that golden age for the American
3:10:51worker uh pre-war. Now, uh, you know,
3:10:53the president will make the case that
3:10:55the war was worth it, right? That it was
3:10:56worth it to stop a nuclear Iran. I don't
3:10:58see it that way, but he, you know, he
3:10:59would make that case regardless. Now
3:11:02that we're past the election, the the
3:11:04mullers in Tyrron no longer have that
3:11:06leverage over the United States, right?
3:11:08Um, and so I think they will be far more
3:11:10willing to be reasonable in a in
3:11:12reaching a conclusion to this war. If we
3:11:14get back to the pre-war trajectory, to
3:11:16that trend for workers of growing real
3:11:18wages, you're going to see the support
3:11:20come back quickly. I believe young men,
3:11:22Hispanics.
3:11:23>> You think so? Yes. You think this is
3:11:24temporary?
3:11:25>> Yes. I think we can we can all your
3:11:26polling all your polling show the the
3:11:29the tough ombres home is in MAGA in the
3:11:32Republican party.
3:11:32>> Well, because
3:11:34Exactly. Culturally, they just simply
3:11:36cannot fit in a totally radicalized
3:11:39Democrat party. A Democrat party that
3:11:40openly hates this country, that openly
3:11:42hates white men. I mean, that just they
3:11:44cannot find a lasting home there. Now,
3:11:46yes, they can have a protest home and
3:11:48they can be angry and express their
3:11:49anger. IC men in that warrior culture
3:11:52that is Texas high school football. Are
3:11:54they going to want to see their sons put
3:11:55in dresses by Tyler Rico over time?
3:11:57Yeah. You think?
3:11:58>> So, we get them back, but we have to but
3:12:01we have to prove it to them with
3:12:02prosperity.
3:12:02>> Okay, here's what we're going to do.
3:12:03Solomon, stick around. Uh, Cortez is
3:12:05going to be here for a while. Got
3:12:07Caroline Ren. We're going to go to Ohio,
3:12:08South Carolina, all of it. We're going
3:12:10to take a short commercial break. We're
3:12:12going to return to Real America's Voice.
3:12:13We're in coverage of the inflection
3:12:16point that is the midterm elections. Is
3:12:18it looking grim in some places? I think
3:12:20it might be. Is it looking a little
3:12:22optimistic in other places? Maybe we see
3:12:24a little patch of blue sky in some
3:12:27places. We'll break it all down for you
3:12:29as only Real America's voice can. Short
3:12:31break. Back in a moment.
3:12:35>> Guns and
3:12:40guns
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3:12:46you told you came. I don't look for
3:12:48trouble,
3:12:50but I don't run. It's God.
3:12:53>> We can go again if you want.
3:12:55>> Sure. Rock, paper, scissors. Shoot.
3:12:58Let's rock.
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3:14:57>> I was
3:15:01>> We've got a technical question. We're
3:15:02get Ben up in a moment. Uh you're not a
3:15:05fan of exit poll, but sometimes
3:15:08>> on trajectory they can tell us a lot.
3:15:10What What do you got?
3:15:11>> Exit polling is not very scientific. It
3:15:13just isn't
3:15:14>> because a lot of people come out and
3:15:15particularly MAGA, believe me alone, I
3:15:17ain't telling you who I voted for.
3:15:18>> Exactly. and particularly our voters
3:15:20tend to want to mind their own business,
3:15:22vote, get the heck out of there, right?
3:15:23But having said that, again, it's not
3:15:24something to just totally ignore either,
3:15:26right? Um NBC poll, which they have on
3:15:29the generic ballot, uh Dem's up 12
3:15:33versus average generic ballots up eight,
3:15:36right? So significantly before NBC exit
3:15:39poll, but this is the most concerning.
3:15:40>> By the way, Dem plus 12, if that rolls
3:15:43through,
3:15:45>> that is a blue wave.
3:15:46>> If that rolls through, that's a wave.
3:15:47>> That's a wave.
3:15:47>> Yeah. if that rolls through. Now, again,
3:15:49a lot of caveats here, okay? A lot of
3:15:51asterisks on this. I I don't love exit
3:15:53polling, but it's it's an indicator. And
3:15:55this is from Peter Hamby, and he's a
3:15:57leftist hack.
3:15:58>> But Hanley's pretty good over a puck.
3:16:01>> I mean, yeah. Listen, leftist hack. I
3:16:02Yeah, exactly. For a left hack.
3:16:04>> He's a buddy, but he is a leftist hack.
3:16:05>> I I listen to all of their podcasts
3:16:07actually because I I listen to way more
3:16:08leftwing media than I do rightwing
3:16:10media. As I go walking, you got to know
3:16:11what they're up to. You learn more.
3:16:12>> Yeah, exactly. You got to know what
3:16:13they're up to. So, the enemy's thinking.
3:16:14So anyway, he uh just put this out that
3:16:17right now, per the NBC exit polling from
3:16:19Peter Hamby, we are splitting men only
3:16:234948.
3:16:25>> That can't be right.
3:16:25>> 49 men. Trump won men by 12 in 2024. So
3:16:30if that is anywhere near accurate,
3:16:32that's a massive massive problem. I
3:16:34don't believe that. I don't think we're
3:16:35splitting men, but let's say we're only
3:16:37up three or four. That's a massive
3:16:38problem.
3:16:39>> That's a massive problem that will roll
3:16:40through and have consequences. and my
3:16:43and if we could get within now he
3:16:45doesn't give the details if we get
3:16:46within the details I would strongly
3:16:47suspect too that it's it's us losing all
3:16:50those gains we made in 24 among young
3:16:51men now again I don't think these losses
3:16:53are permanent among Hispanics or among
3:16:55young men and there's a lot of l overlap
3:16:57there by the way because Hispanics are
3:16:58just a younger demographic than the rest
3:17:00of the country is so there's a there's a
3:17:02lot of overlap between those two groups
3:17:03but these are two huge constituencies
3:17:05that we won over in a major way in 2024
3:17:08and I think we're in we're in some
3:17:09temporary trouble with those groups
3:17:11>> and you're saying a refocus on the
3:17:13economy and getting uh getting the
3:17:16economy revved up, getting interest
3:17:18rates down, getting um particularly
3:17:21unemployment but just underemployment up
3:17:24and particularly tackle this
3:17:25affordability which is not easy because
3:17:27inflation gets embedded in. You just
3:17:29can't wave a magic wand and says me
3:17:30particularly hello for the uh for the
3:17:34lame duck when we're going to have a two
3:17:35or three trillion dollar deficit and
3:17:38omnibus that's going to drive the
3:17:39affordability which nobody in DC wants
3:17:41to listen to. Okay, I think we've got
3:17:44Ben Burram. We do not have Ben Burwam.
3:17:46He keeps texting me. We got him. Ben,
3:17:48let's go. Uh I got Bowling over at the
3:17:50table. Bowling, what do you got for me?
3:17:55>> You guys have been talking about
3:17:57>> Eric Bowling. Cortez and Carolyn Ren
3:17:59both are talking about what what's
3:18:00what's coming next. Carolyn said this is
3:18:03very important. This was all blank maybe
3:18:06an hour ago. So the polls are starting
3:18:07to to first of all this part of the
3:18:09state is closed. This is going to close
3:18:11at 900 p.m. So turning very red. Okay.
3:18:15So interesting. Also this that I4
3:18:17corridor was all blue getting a little
3:18:20bit more red. I'm not ready to throw the
3:18:21towel in on this. And then Steve Cortez
3:18:23talked about the Hispanic vote. Look at
3:18:25that. This is uh Miami Dade, Broward
3:18:28County, very heavily Hispanic. So,
3:18:30they're completely right on what's going
3:18:32on. But I will tell you, keep an eye on
3:18:34this. As this changes, I think you're
3:18:36going to see both of the Senate and
3:18:39Byron Donald was just up by half a
3:18:41percentage point. It's very close. Look
3:18:43at these numbers. Extremely close.
3:18:4610,000 votes. 7 million more than 7
3:18:49million votes in 10,000 separates those
3:18:51two guys. This is one of the reasons and
3:18:53I think Carolyn Ren is going to be right
3:18:55when this turns all red. I think both
3:18:58Ashley and Byron are going to do very
3:19:00well. Uh and the other one we you guys
3:19:02were talking about Ohio right here.
3:19:05They're tough tough tough numbers for
3:19:07for VC Ramaswami only 31% in but that's
3:19:1123 22 23% already. And then uh the other
3:19:15one we're talking about Shra Brown
3:19:16>> and Houston these are really tough
3:19:18numbers in Ohio. Uh,
3:19:19>> by the way, just just one thing.
3:19:21Decision desk has called it for Ashley
3:19:23Moody in in the Senate race in Florida.
3:19:25>> And they also just called this just came
3:19:27out. Decision desk also calls Anna
3:19:29Paulina Luna as winner in Florida 13.
3:19:31That is great news. Okay, cuz that one
3:19:32was being it was a little worrisome,
3:19:34right? Little worrisome. That's a big
3:19:36deal. So, no, you're right. Caroline's
3:19:38right. Uh, that these these Florida
3:19:39races as more numbers come in are
3:19:41starting to trend our way. Now, it's
3:19:42still not great news, right? These races
3:19:44are too tight, too close for comfort.
3:19:46But uh these these very winnable races
3:19:48like Ashley Moody, like Anna Paulina
3:19:50Luna, are now getting called by Decision
3:19:52Desk. Decision desk also, by the way, no
3:19:54surprise here, but they just called Josh
3:19:55Shapiro the winner in Pennsylvania.
3:19:56>> Yeah, governor's race. That wouldn't
3:19:58that's going to hurt in those four
3:19:59congressional races. Okay, bowling stand
3:20:01right there at the board. I'm going to
3:20:02go I think Burwamp's told me again that
3:20:04we have him. We're still not.
3:20:06>> Stop listening to him.
3:20:09>> You see, this is how people pitch me.
3:20:11This is when you're the point guard. You
3:20:12deal you deal and I deal off the thing.
3:20:14Um, let's go South Carolina. Let's go.
3:20:17Amanda Head back at our main anchor desk
3:20:20in DC. What do you got about South
3:20:22Carolina, ma'am?
3:20:24>> Oh, it's tight. It is tighter than I
3:20:26expected, Steve. Um, early returns show
3:20:29that it is it is very close. That's a
3:20:31Democrat, Annie Andrews. She's leading
3:20:33or within a few points of Darlene
3:20:35Graham. These are these are low
3:20:37percentage counts. Um, but South
3:20:39Carolina was obviously is obviously a
3:20:41deep red state. It was Trump plus 18, I
3:20:43think, in 2024. Um, but that seat
3:20:46obviously unexpectedly became available.
3:20:48Ohio also looks strange for the moment
3:20:51at least. A sizable Democrat lead so
3:20:53far. Again, low percentages counted, but
3:20:56also um there are some seats that are
3:21:00returning for Democrats that that were
3:21:02not expected. And that's so Jared
3:21:04Moscowitz wins reelection in a redrawn
3:21:07district that was Trump plus nine. Um,
3:21:09it seems like Democrats are winning some
3:21:11of these seats that President Trump won
3:21:13by nearly double digits. Now, does that
3:21:15translate to a blue tsunami? I don't
3:21:18know. Obviously, we've got a lot of
3:21:19returns coming in as it's 21 past the
3:21:21hour. So, we'll just have to wait and
3:21:22see. But South Carolina and Ohio just
3:21:24seem
3:21:25>> uncomfortably close for me.
3:21:26>> But, by the way, Florida, Ohio, and
3:21:30Texas is the triumvirate that forms the
3:21:32base of the MAGA movement. We're going
3:21:35to go to Ohio uh momentarily as soon as
3:21:37I get Burke up. Stinchville in Texas.
3:21:39John Solomon, you've got some news
3:21:42coming out of New Hampshire and I want
3:21:43to go to Robert McNeely in a second. Uh
3:21:45Solomon, what do you got for me in New
3:21:47Hampshire? Because if this is correct
3:21:49news,
3:21:49>> this may be the this is the blockbuster
3:21:51news of the night.
3:21:53>> Yeah. So, Fox News has already called
3:21:55that Chris Papis will defeat John Cenu.
3:21:58There's um uh only about 20% of the vote
3:22:01in. I think this is a risky call.
3:22:02doesn't mean it won't be right at the
3:22:04end of the night. But I think the
3:22:05reasoning behind it is there's probably
3:22:07about a 10-point gap between Ayat
3:22:10andSumsu
3:22:11in terms of a ticket splitting in the
3:22:13first 20% of the vote. Now, that tends
3:22:15to be in blue areas that could be made
3:22:17up in red areas. Uh it feels a little
3:22:19premature for me just looking at the
3:22:21datam, but I do understand the rationale
3:22:23behind it. Ayat and andsunu have a sign
3:22:27significant ticket phenomenon between
3:22:29them, ticket splitting phenomenon. Uh,
3:22:31but a very early and bullish call by Fox
3:22:33News in New Hampshire, not unlike 2020
3:22:36maybe with Arizona. But whatever the
3:22:38case is, I understand the rationale
3:22:40looking at it. There's a big gap between
3:22:41them. I'll be watching this one all
3:22:43night until we get closer to that 60 70
3:22:4580% mark to see if it holds up.
3:22:48Okay, we got to have a partners
3:22:51conversation because if you've got a
3:22:53split between a state race where Aayat
3:22:56run a great campaign and could win by
3:22:57five points or more and Fox is already
3:22:59calling it at the federal level for the
3:23:01Senate, that's a bad that's a that uh
3:23:04that projects badly for the rest of the
3:23:06evening. John Solomon,
3:23:09>> it could I mean listen, every state is a
3:23:11little bit different and you have to
3:23:12really look at the trend lines. Uh one
3:23:14of the dangers is to lock into a wave
3:23:16phenomenon early in the night. That's
3:23:17what happened in 22 and 24 and you just
3:23:20got to be more careful and go state by
3:23:22state. Every state has a different
3:23:23phenomenon and there are different
3:23:25issues and data centers in one place and
3:23:27the economy in another. So you got to
3:23:29watch I but you know if CNU is being
3:23:32called this early by Fox News uh it
3:23:34would suggest that a a strong red knight
3:23:36is not in hand. Um but as you move
3:23:39westward there are different issues when
3:23:40you get to Wisconsin, Minnesota,
3:23:42Arizona. The Arizona voter turnout today
3:23:44was real strong. So, we're going to have
3:23:46to watch those things and see whether
3:23:48this holds up across the country. I
3:23:50think once we get past the Mississippi,
3:23:52we're going to start to see a trend
3:23:53line. Uh, but uh right now, I don't
3:23:55think there's enough of trend line other
3:23:56than Republicans seem to be
3:23:58underperforming in some of their
3:23:59stronger uh holds, Ohio, Florida.
3:24:03They're going to win in Florida, but not
3:24:04the way they normally win in a very red
3:24:06state.
3:24:07>> Yeah. No, listen. I think that's so far
3:24:09the I think the only solid takeaway we
3:24:11can make right now from Florida is that
3:24:13we are winning the winnable races, but
3:24:14we're not winning them by the margins we
3:24:16should. And that is worrisome for other
3:24:18places, particularly places that are
3:24:19heavily Hispanic, right? And John also
3:24:21makes really good points about ticket
3:24:23splitting here. You know, voters are
3:24:25smart in the United States, right? And
3:24:26they can differentiate and both
3:24:27>> for a state and you always say people
3:24:29love their governors. They're not happy
3:24:30with
3:24:31>> in general. People love their governors,
3:24:32but like also, and I'm glad you
3:24:33mentioned data centers because that has
3:24:35mostly been a state and local issue.
3:24:37Mostly not a national issue. Yes, the
3:24:39White House has chimed in, I think,
3:24:41wrongly so at times. Uh, however, that
3:24:43mostly has been a state and local issue.
3:24:45And what's interesting about that issue
3:24:47in particular, Steve, is it has tended
3:24:48to favor the incumbent governors because
3:24:51all of them, whether they're Republican
3:24:52or Democrat, have basically flipped
3:24:54their positions. Almost all of them were
3:24:55pro data setter were very pro tech and
3:24:58all of them read the tea leaves
3:24:59correctly and suddenly flipped to the
3:25:01other side.
3:25:02>> Abbott Abbott would not be correct going
3:25:03to leave.
3:25:04>> Abby used to do whatever AT&T told him
3:25:06to do. Exactly. Right. Um and he loved
3:25:08the the Austin Tech crowd. Well, all of
3:25:10a sudden he's become a raging populist
3:25:12on this issue.
3:25:13>> Let's go to Let's go Stenchfield. I want
3:25:14to go let's go to Stenchfield at Paxton
3:25:17headquarters in Texas. You got some
3:25:19updates for us as numbers start to come
3:25:21in. What do you got, Stench?
3:25:24Yeah. See, so I don't want people to
3:25:26freak out about this because it shows
3:25:28Taller Rico right now up 60 to 38%. This
3:25:31is completely normal in the way Texas
3:25:33does voting. You get some of these big
3:25:35blue cities that come in early cities
3:25:37like Dallas in and around the Houston
3:25:39area. But here's what's really
3:25:41interesting. When you see the big
3:25:43numbers for Terico in these cities, it's
3:25:45the percentage of vote in in these blue
3:25:48counties. Some of them are reading 85%
3:25:51in in the blue county. And you go out
3:25:53west, you go up north, you go into the
3:25:55red areas of Texas and some of it's like
3:25:5835% of the vote in because Texans vote
3:26:02on election day. So this is huge. As
3:26:05long as as Paxton hangs around as we get
3:26:07these big cities like Houston coming in
3:26:10and Dallas coming in and Austin coming
3:26:12in and San Antonio, you hang around
3:26:15there even if you're 20 30 points behind
3:26:17and then you wait for the rest of the
3:26:19state to come in and it it almost always
3:26:22at least for decades has worked in favor
3:26:25of the Republicans. Steve,
3:26:27>> do we have an update? Uh I'm hearing
3:26:29about Tarant County. Do you have an
3:26:31update or should I come I come back to
3:26:32you on Tarant County?
3:26:34No, you you you can um I'm looking at
3:26:37the map that I have now. Uh
3:26:41let me see here.
3:26:44>> Uh let me see. I
3:26:47It looks like I don't Teran County
3:26:49numbers are not in yet that I have on
3:26:53the decision desk that I have.
3:26:55>> Why don't Why don't we let you chew on
3:26:56that? We're going to come back. We're
3:26:57going to take a short break. Uh Roy
3:26:59Cooper in Carolina. We knew that was
3:27:02coming over widely. A pretty quick call.
3:27:04Uh we're going to see if that's going to
3:27:06affect western part of the state. What
3:27:08Carolina the western district that we
3:27:10had some issues. The congressman stepped
3:27:12down. Of course, a redistricant Carolina
3:27:15one was supposed to be very uh very uh
3:27:18you know was going to be a pickup for
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3:29:58>> Do have some updates. We've got Andy Bar
3:30:00in Kentucky.
3:30:00>> Andy Bar winner decision desk in
3:30:03Kentucky. So some some good news there.
3:30:04Expected, but hey, we we we like
3:30:06expected good news. That's confirmed,
3:30:08right?
3:30:08>> Roy Cooper in Carolina.
3:30:10>> Roy Cooper in Carolina. By the way, the
3:30:11the thing there that was most uh
3:30:13upsetting to me is most troubling about
3:30:15that race, which I think could have been
3:30:17a competitive and possibly winnable race
3:30:18for us is that Michael Watley, cuz I
3:30:20pulled it very early on and had, you
3:30:22know, some donors interested in putting
3:30:24some very serious money into that race.
3:30:25He had no name ID. Nobody knew who the
3:30:28hell he was.
3:30:28>> Zero.
3:30:29>> You you can't statewide and starting at
3:30:32zero name ID. You just can't.
3:30:33>> And the people that knew him, the
3:30:34grassroots didn't like him.
3:30:35>> Well, they didn't like him if they
3:30:36didn't know him. So unfortunately, you
3:30:39know that
3:30:40>> how he got the question you got to dig
3:30:42down later for another day is how he got
3:30:43the endorsement.
3:30:44>> Yeah.
3:30:45>> Big question. Uh do we finally have
3:30:48three terms of charm? Does Ben Burram
3:30:51come in Ohio? Ben Burwam.
3:30:54>> Ben, we sent the jewel of the crown in
3:30:56the war room.
3:30:59>> Investigative reporters, we sent you to
3:31:01Ohio for a reason. talk to us because
3:31:03Ohio, we may get some bad news tonight,
3:31:05but we want Ben Burke Farm to break it
3:31:06down for us. What do you got?
3:31:09>> Yeah, so far uh it is and I am getting
3:31:12some echo in my ear if we can take that
3:31:13out, guys. But so far, uh the numbers
3:31:16are not looking good just from a VC
3:31:18standpoint. It's about 60% to Amy Atkin
3:31:22and 38% to BVC. But the big number that
3:31:25I want you guys to look at is the
3:31:27independence. The unaffiliated number
3:31:30has majorly swung towards Democrats. If
3:31:33you look at this morning, 27% of the
3:31:35early vote was Democrat, 25% was
3:31:38Republican. That was about a 15 point
3:31:40higher towards Democrat than in 2024.
3:31:44But the remainder of that was
3:31:45independent voters. Independents in the
3:31:48early vote split 78% to Democrats
3:31:51compared to 22% to Republicans. That is
3:31:55a huge bad number. Uh, you know, we may
3:31:59we're going to see this tighten up
3:32:00because the day of votes are obviously
3:32:02going to go towards Republicans, but
3:32:04that is a huge mountain to climb to get
3:32:06VC or to get John uh Hughstead back up
3:32:10there. It's it's a major major
3:32:14>> you're you're at you're at Houston's
3:32:16headquarters. The energy there cuz
3:32:18normally you can tell when these defeats
3:32:19come. It it it the we still have energy
3:32:22in the Senate race, do we not, Ben
3:32:24Burrquam? where you are.
3:32:28>> Yeah, I mean he's only if you look at
3:32:29the Senate, he's winning by or he's got
3:32:31about 2% more than VC has gotten in. We
3:32:34kind of expected that. There was no
3:32:35enthusiasm for VC and especially after
3:32:37the the uh the ad he did uh with Annie
3:32:40Atkins mom a couple weeks ago. But the
3:32:43big thing in Ohio was he they just
3:32:45everyone I talked to just said VC was
3:32:47not relatable. They you know, you know,
3:32:49President Trump's a billionaire, a man
3:32:51of the people. VC is one, but he's not a
3:32:53man of the people. But Houston there is.
3:32:56So right now I'll just tell you the room
3:32:58still feels like there's a chance
3:32:59because we're only talking about 2% of
3:33:01the day of vote that's come in so far.
3:33:04>> But again, if you're looking at that
3:33:05independent unaffiliated vote, it's it's
3:33:09>> huge.
3:33:10>> Give me a quick give me a quick and
3:33:12dirty on Max Miller. Where are we
3:33:13standing with Max Miller?
3:33:16>> Yeah, same split. I mean, it looks like
3:33:18uh down ticket. Uh last I looked at him,
3:33:20he was about 35%. Uh and again that's
3:33:23all the early vote. It looks like those
3:33:25independent votes were splitting that's
3:33:28roughly the same percentage all the way
3:33:30down.
3:33:31>> Okay Ben I'll go back again I'll
3:33:35>> a lot of ticket splitting a lot of you
3:33:36know voters being smart enough to
3:33:38differentiate
3:33:38>> splitting between uh state races for
3:33:41governor.
3:33:41>> And by the way speaking of governor
3:33:43Byron Donald's let's let's keep giving
3:33:44good news when we get it. Byron Donald's
3:33:46winner. Okay winner in Florida. So again
3:33:48Ashley Moody a winner statewide. Byron
3:33:49Donald's a winner and Luna.
3:33:51>> Hang on for a second. Let us go to
3:33:52Natalie G. Wyinners. She says MSNBC
3:33:55actually disagrees with you on on Moody.
3:33:57Uh Natalie,
3:33:58>> okay, I'm going on decision desk.
3:34:00>> I got it. I got it. But MSNBC is is not
3:34:02buying off on on calling the on calling
3:34:05the Senate race. ma'am
3:34:08>> watching MS now while sitting here and
3:34:11even though decision desk as we called
3:34:12what was it probably 10 or 20 minutes
3:34:14ago that senator Ashley Moody had won
3:34:16they are saying that that race is only a
3:34:18lean GOP even though 94% of votes are in
3:34:21of course with all of the reporting
3:34:23we've been doing how right was what is
3:34:25it the uh the red or the blue shift the
3:34:27red mirage but I would also just preface
3:34:29this with two Rachel Maddo in her
3:34:31opening to her show did a whole long
3:34:33spiel about how the results particularly
3:34:36when it comes to the Senate, if you take
3:34:38weeks to come in. And she said that
3:34:40anybody who's telling you that that's
3:34:42not the case, well, they're just trying
3:34:43to sell you something. I'm not sure what
3:34:45we're selling you other than an election
3:34:47system that resembles not a third world
3:34:49country. But Steve, real quick, to just
3:34:51to speak to the broader point that you
3:34:53were talking about in terms of Democrats
3:34:54already circling the wagons and having
3:34:56an amnesty bill to push. Um, it's more
3:34:59than amnesty. Um, it's not just typical
3:35:02DACA style amnesty for the dreamers. Um,
3:35:05these are a cohort of all these radical
3:35:07left-wing immigration groups. One of
3:35:09them is actually called America's Voice.
3:35:11We like real America's voice. Much
3:35:13better than that one. Um, but in
3:35:15addition, don't go to
3:35:16America'sVoice.com.
3:35:17Make sure you go to the
3:35:18americasvoice.news, otherwise you'll get
3:35:20a very different take on immigration.
3:35:22But I just want to read you how radical
3:35:23what they are already pushing and back
3:35:25channeling with Democrats in Congress
3:35:27over for people who they don't think are
3:35:30eligible for citizenship now which for
3:35:32an open porters group that's basically
3:35:34everyone. But they are already pushing
3:35:36to make it for people who don't qualify
3:35:38now which would basically only be you
3:35:39know criminals that they could quote
3:35:41eventually qualify for permanent status.
3:35:44They also want to put a quote first step
3:35:46towards broader legalization for all
3:35:47dreamers no matter what. But
3:35:49particularly, they want to crack down on
3:35:51deportation enforcement. Quote, "Avoid
3:35:53broad street level enforcement, no
3:35:55family detention, basically ban ICE from
3:35:58being able to do their jobs." But here's
3:35:59the scariest part. Apparently, H-1B
3:36:02visas are not just enough to decimate
3:36:03this country. They want to increase and
3:36:05implement new visa categories so you can
3:36:08have more foreign labor, particularly in
3:36:10construction, but they also want to add
3:36:12a new sponsorship for visas. So, quote,
3:36:16"State, local, regional, and sectorbased
3:36:18sponsorship," that's a euphemism if I've
3:36:20ever heard one, for new visa categories
3:36:23and new pathways for people, immigrants,
3:36:26whatever, to become citizens to come
3:36:28here and work. That's their opening bid.
3:36:30That's already what they're working on.
3:36:32So, take that as you will.
3:36:37>> Okay, hang hang for one second. By the
3:36:38way, Raheem Kasam just made a guest
3:36:40appearance in here.
3:36:41>> A cameo.
3:36:42>> The cameo. Raheem Raheem's going to
3:36:43co-anchor here later in the evening.
3:36:45>> No, even
3:36:47>> they bring in the A crew in a little
3:36:48bit. I'm just a warm up. I'm just a
3:36:49warmup band for
3:36:50>> Hold. Talk about what she just said.
3:36:52This is folks, you're going to get the
3:36:54worst amnesty bill ever jammed out.
3:36:56Blood ever jammed in your throat. You
3:36:58heard right there. It's a whole thing
3:37:00and they've thought this through. They
3:37:02got it drafted and they have 50
3:37:03Republicans are prepared to prepared to
3:37:05sign up.
3:37:06>> Yeah. No, listen. Uh we we've got to be
3:37:07ready for this because it's coming,
3:37:09right? And you're exactly right. This
3:37:10isn't just the so-called dreamers. I
3:37:12hate to use that term even, right? Uh
3:37:14Americans have American citizens have
3:37:15dreams, too. But this isn't just the the
3:37:17DACA young adults, right? This is DACA
3:37:19plus plus, right? This is enough worker
3:37:22visas to crush pay and to fatten the
3:37:24profit margins of the the uh
3:37:27multinational conglomerate bureaucrats,
3:37:29right? That's what this is about. And by
3:37:30the way, one of the reasons that real
3:37:32wages pre-war that real wages were
3:37:34galloping higher was because so many
3:37:36illegal workers were leaving. They were
3:37:38leaving the United States either, you
3:37:40know, through compulsion, being forced
3:37:41to leave or choosing to leave.
3:37:43>> And as Besson showed, in certain areas
3:37:45of the country, the reason affordability
3:37:47was starting to come back, particularly
3:37:48rents and housing prices where illegal
3:37:51aliens were starting to leave the
3:37:52country, particularly in Phoenix and
3:37:53Nevada.
3:37:54>> Exactly. Right. And by the way, to take
3:37:55this back to the election tonight, you
3:37:57know, Ben Burkwam mentioned in Ohio, uh,
3:37:59to put it very mildly, he said voters
3:38:01had a hard time relating to Vive. I I
3:38:05think it's much worse than that,
3:38:06particularly on the right. I mean, here
3:38:07we had an anchor baby constantly
3:38:10advocate for more and more worker visas.
3:38:13Basically told white Americans that
3:38:15they're lazy and they're dumb. He had
3:38:17the
3:38:18>> down in Mara Lago. He said, "You need to
3:38:20have less sleepovers and more spelling
3:38:22be."
3:38:22>> Well, had the tearity to attack here in
3:38:24the middle of football season in Ohio to
3:38:26attack cheerleaders and quarterbacks,
3:38:28right? Went after jocks, right? I mean,
3:38:30think of the hoodball on this guy. I
3:38:32mean, and by the way, I have not said a
3:38:33bad word about him. I publicly I put it
3:38:35on my Twitter. vote
3:38:37>> from Labor Day on. I didn't say a bad
3:38:38word. I just ignored him because he
3:38:40drives me nuts. But I didn't want to,
3:38:41you know, punch at any Republicans,
3:38:43right? Well, now that the votes are in
3:38:44and now that it looks like he's having a
3:38:46tough night, hopefully it doesn't drag
3:38:47down Houston. Uh, now that it looks like
3:38:49he's having a tough night, it's time for
3:38:51us to have a come to Jesus moment,
3:38:52right? So, it's not just the established
3:38:54Republicans who get to do this. We get
3:38:55to do this, too, right? And no more
3:38:57anchor babies who want to lecture
3:38:59Americans and want more work. Let me be
3:39:01brutally frank and I went out of my way
3:39:03to make sure that the guy, you know, had
3:39:05his shot, but I followed him at last
3:39:08year's Amfest, the first one after
3:39:10Charlie's assassination. And in Amfest,
3:39:12you stand up and you're back at this
3:39:14huge screen. They're going to announce
3:39:15you and VC is the speaker before me.
3:39:17>> And he gives this
3:39:18>> anti-heritage American speech and I'm
3:39:21sitting there going, "Charlie Kirk, if
3:39:23Charlie Kirk was out, I said, "What in
3:39:24the hell's going on? This guy's
3:39:25running." I almost came out and just
3:39:28threw away what I my remarks and just
3:39:30went after this because it's so
3:39:31insulting. But my thought was how is
3:39:33this guy gonna run in in the heart of
3:39:36this country in Ohio which is MAGA as
3:39:39you know every year we make it bigger
3:39:40and bigger and bigger and now we've kind
3:39:42of reset it. I think this is going to
3:39:43have a major impact on Hustad's race
3:39:45because shared Brown's a tough you know
3:39:47he's an old school populist but he runs
3:39:50a tough campaign. we've beat him before.
3:39:52Uh but now I think we've jeopardized
3:39:54this this this Senate seat, right?
3:39:56>> Yeah. No, exactly. I mean, because it
3:39:57matters. And again, I I know I was just
3:39:59saying and it's true that American
3:40:00voters are smart. They can
3:40:01differentiate. Uh but you can also just
3:40:04dampen enthusiasm, right? And uh and
3:40:06clearly, I think that that has happened
3:40:08uh in Ohio, unfortunately. Now, look,
3:40:09maybe he's going to pull it out, right?
3:40:10It's tight. Maybe he's going to pull it
3:40:12out. And again too in these northern
3:40:14states particularly once we get, you
3:40:15know, far north, not not Ohio, but north
3:40:17of that, uh, it's my my hope and
3:40:19expectation that we're going to do
3:40:20better there than what Florida is
3:40:22showing us. So, we'll see. I mean,
3:40:24listen, by no means there there's
3:40:25there's troubling signs so far. Let's be
3:40:27honest about this. There are some
3:40:28troubling signs, but there's there's no
3:40:30dispondency, okay? We still have a path.
3:40:31We absolutely have a path to keep the
3:40:33Senate.
3:40:33>> And folks, you got to understand, you're
3:40:35going to have to gird your loins because
3:40:36we're going to have a massive fight on
3:40:38this uh on the lame duck session
3:40:40starting immediately. Natalie just told
3:40:41you also I think it's got to be
3:40:43addressed is in the South, Virginia,
3:40:46North Carolina, and in Georgia. Okay.
3:40:49And those three races in the South for
3:40:51the Senate, they're calling these races
3:40:54almost at when the polls close. That my
3:40:56point is the spread. Warner in Virginia,
3:40:58Cooper in North Carolina, and Assaf,
3:41:00who's their golden child, right? He's
3:41:02their new Obama in in Georgia. Um, that
3:41:05shows you we've got to we've got to
3:41:07figure out these uh southern states
3:41:10should be ours 100%. Right? Of course,
3:41:12we've lost Virginia because of the
3:41:14federal government, but if we don't take
3:41:16care, we're going to lose North
3:41:17Carolina. This South Carolina race is
3:41:19way too close. I think, you know, we
3:41:20were a huge opponent of not having
3:41:22Lindsey Graham's or first off, we worked
3:41:25to defeat Lindsey Graham when that
3:41:26didn't happen. That was fine. You got to
3:41:28accept it. but to jam his his sister in
3:41:31there who clearly doesn't have the
3:41:33appetite for the job maybe has even
3:41:36jeopardized another Senate seat down in
3:41:37South Carolina.
3:41:38>> Yeah. Well, we we we'll see what happens
3:41:39there. Hope not, but clearly it is a
3:41:41risk and let's not nominate people whose
3:41:44only claim to the nomination is that
3:41:45they share the genes of a dead senator.
3:41:47That's a pretty bad reason in my view,
3:41:49>> particularly a guy that I think we can
3:41:51say went out of his way to try to force
3:41:53this war. And you seen the uh the
3:41:55implications of all that. Okay, here's
3:41:57what we're going to do. We're going to
3:41:58reset. There's tons of information
3:41:59coming in. We're going to go back to
3:42:01Stenchfield about Tarant County. We're
3:42:03also going to go about South Carolina. A
3:42:05lot of these races right there.
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3:45:10Okay,
3:45:12welcome back. Let's go to uh Tarant
3:45:14County. I think there's some issues out
3:45:15in Tarant County. Let's go there right
3:45:17now. Chris Putnham uh is with us. Uh
3:45:20Chris, get us up to date. What's going
3:45:21on in Tarant County and can you
3:45:23extrapolate that out to what's happening
3:45:26in Texas right now, sir?
3:45:35Okay, Chris, he's not hooked up. Okay,
3:45:37let's let's retry that. Let's reboot it.
3:45:39We got that. Amanda Head, let's go to
3:45:41the main desk. Amanda Head, do we have
3:45:43an update on Virginia One? I think we
3:45:45got a ton of the vote in and this is
3:45:47obviously a key Virginia one and two are
3:45:49key districts in um for us to have a
3:45:53chance to hold the House tonight.
3:45:55>> Yeah, I'm seeing a couple different uh
3:45:57citations. It's 57% counted and 69%
3:46:00counted. Boy oh boy, it's neck andneck.
3:46:03For Wittmann, the Republican, it's 50.6%
3:46:06and for Shannon Taylor, it's 49.1%. So
3:46:09that being the swing district you
3:46:10discussed, I mean, a lot of people have
3:46:12eyes on this and it's still I think that
3:46:14that will be down to the wire. The the
3:46:16largest vote count I see is 69%. So I
3:46:19think we need another 10% before
3:46:20anybody's going to make a call. It's way
3:46:22too risky.
3:46:23>> Well, I think at 1% this one's going to
3:46:25go throughout the night. Remember, this
3:46:26is another one the War and Posi really
3:46:28stepped up to and uh and really put
3:46:30their shoulder to the wheel. Amanda, any
3:46:32update on this Senate race in uh in
3:46:34South Carolina?
3:46:36>> Uh nothing yet. There was something else
3:46:38I wanted to tell you. Um
3:46:42let's see. Okay, so uh Indiana's fifth.
3:46:44Update you on that. So, we've got 54%
3:46:47for Ford, that's the Democrat, against
3:46:4946% for Victoria Sparts. Um, this, by
3:46:52the way, is a seat that Victoria Sparts
3:46:54won in 2024 by, I think, about 56%. And
3:46:57Newsweek wrote an article a week or so
3:47:00ago that said that if Democrats failed
3:47:01to win this seat, then they are probably
3:47:03not taking the House. So, that tells you
3:47:05where Democrats minds are at um with
3:47:07that. Regarding Kentucky 6, it's still
3:47:09not called. Um, let's see. We've got
3:47:14uh Yeah, still nothing called there.
3:47:18>> Okay, hang on. We'll come back to you.
3:47:20Yeah, go ahead. on Sparts. Yeah, she's
3:47:22down 15,000 votes right now with 75% in.
3:47:25Yes. So,
3:47:26>> that's a tough that's a big lift.
3:47:27>> Yeah,
3:47:27>> it was early in the evening when you had
3:47:29the urban areas. It was is big and this
3:47:31is kind of a bell weather,
3:47:32>> right? Indiana, we had that big fight
3:47:34out there about the redistricting.
3:47:36Remember the Indiana kind of the Mike
3:47:38Pence crowd didn't want to go along with
3:47:40President Trump. Uh let's go. I think
3:47:42Stinchfield's got an open on uh Tarant
3:47:44County till we get somebody at the
3:47:46location. Is Stinch with us. Stench, you
3:47:48got the numbers on Tarant County?
3:47:52Yeah, Steve, I I'll tell you what. So,
3:47:54Taran County had typically been dubbed
3:47:56the largest Republican county in the
3:47:58country. It is just west of Dallas. The
3:48:01numbers do not look good. I I look, I
3:48:03don't want to be the bearer of bad news,
3:48:04but when you see Taran County go blue,
3:48:06Terarico winning by 20% there with 80%
3:48:10of the vote in, I don't think it's
3:48:12possible that Ken Paxton can make up the
3:48:14numbers in Taran County. Um, the other
3:48:16thing that's troubling is Ken didn't
3:48:19meet the numbers of Greg Abbott in Taran
3:48:23County. And Greg Abbott's about 15%
3:48:25behind his opponent, of course, running
3:48:27for governor here in Texas. That's Taran
3:48:30County. We have to look at that because
3:48:32that was again, as I mentioned, the
3:48:35largest Republican county. The fear was
3:48:37if any county was going to flip, Taran
3:48:40County would be it. It's the home to
3:48:42Fort Worth, Texas. But more troubling
3:48:44news on top of that, you go north of
3:48:46Dallas into Denton County, which is a
3:48:49very red county. Again, it's the same
3:48:52story with around 70 plus% of the vote
3:48:54in and you've got Karico up by a sizable
3:48:59margin in what used to be two reliable
3:49:02red countries. Now, I'm not saying this
3:49:04this means the end for Ken Paxton, but
3:49:07it it certainly isn't the news that this
3:49:08campaign wanted. We've now got to look
3:49:10at all these rural counties and hope,
3:49:13Steve, that every single patriot out
3:49:15there turned up in big numbers in these
3:49:17smaller counties to overcome this.
3:49:19Troubling to say the least. I wouldn't
3:49:20even be able to give you these numbers
3:49:21if it wasn't for my friends at Patriot
3:49:23Mobile as well. A shout out to them for
3:49:25their sponsorship here, Steve.
3:49:27>> No, fantastic. Uh let's go. We actually
3:49:29have uh Chris Putnham from Tarant
3:49:31County. He's at the uh he's uh right now
3:49:34at the um um he's at the he's at Taran
3:49:37County Live. Chris, what do you got for
3:49:39us?
3:49:41>> It's like Grant said, it's really bad
3:49:43news here in Texas so far with about 30%
3:49:45of the voting statewide. Taran County,
3:49:48as you as Grant mentioned, largest urban
3:49:51Republican county in the entire country.
3:49:53And these numbers aren't close right
3:49:55now. And so, it's it's there's a sense
3:49:58of foroting here, of course. Um, this
3:50:00may be it. This may be uh Texas Waterl,
3:50:03Texas may be turning blue. fact.
3:50:06>> Walk us through me take us through those
3:50:08numbers again because Taran County is
3:50:09like I said the uh it's bigger I think
3:50:12than uh 26 of the states. It's got 3
3:50:15million people. It's got an economy that
3:50:17would put it in the the top economies in
3:50:19the country. I mean this is really uh
3:50:21and they've had massive demographic
3:50:23changes. This is the issue the Muslims
3:50:25of H1B visas. It's all over these uh
3:50:28cities in Tarant County. So Chris, one
3:50:30more time, walk through what we got
3:50:32there.
3:50:34It's a I mean flat out, Steve, it's a
3:50:36blood bath for Republicans that Taran
3:50:38County, of course, is not Dallas. It's
3:50:39Fort Worth. Um about you have 1.1
3:50:42million residents and so
3:50:44every Republican, you know, at least at
3:50:46the statewide level is behind materially
3:50:49right now with about 30% of the vote in.
3:50:51So, and and those margins are pretty
3:50:53wide, as Grant mentioned, as much as 20%
3:50:55in the Senate race. Um, we're seeing
3:50:58incumbent Republican congressmen that
3:51:01are losing pretty badly right now.
3:51:04>> Now, is that because, Chris, is that
3:51:06because they count the early vote first
3:51:09and the game day vote and the latter
3:51:10vote gets counted later, or do they mix
3:51:13it all up and and deliver those results
3:51:15at the same time?
3:51:18>> Typically in Taran County, the early
3:51:19vote all comes out at the same time. Um,
3:51:22and so that might be in fact the sum of
3:51:25the early vote and as Grant said, a
3:51:27margin that's going to be really
3:51:29challenging to overcome even if
3:51:30Republicans had a big election date. We
3:51:32don't actually know if it was partial or
3:51:34not yet, but we're about to learn that.
3:51:36Um, but still with 30% and like 18 plus%
3:51:40margins in most of these races doesn't
3:51:42look good right now.
3:51:45>> Okay, sir, we're going to come back to
3:51:46you, John Solomon. Uh, let me go to
3:51:48John, our co-host here. John, your
3:51:50assessment so far or where we stand,
3:51:52particularly as Texas starts to come in.
3:51:55>> Yeah, I think you're starting to see
3:51:56what looks like a blue wave. Uh, and the
3:51:59reason for that is independents and
3:52:01Hispanics are voting uh overwhelmingly
3:52:03opposite of the way they voted the last
3:52:05two elections and it is about a singular
3:52:08issue. It's about the economy. It seems
3:52:10to me that the gas price um bell weather
3:52:13of the economy has rung uh rather loudly
3:52:17tonight and that a president who
3:52:18promised to get the economy under uh
3:52:21control uh is being held accountable for
3:52:23leaving gas prices high and the
3:52:25downstream effects of it. Now, we still
3:52:27have a lot of places to go, but even
3:52:28when you look into Mississippi,
3:52:31South Carolina, you're seeing two trend
3:52:33lines. One is um young men and Hispanics
3:52:38abandoning the party in a big way. So
3:52:40the Charlie Kirk type of voter from a
3:52:42couple years ago and the Hispanic voter
3:52:44that Donald Trump worked so hard to get
3:52:45in 24, they're leaving. And then you're
3:52:47seeing a lot of ticket splitting
3:52:49suggesting that uh the choice of
3:52:51candidates even in red states were
3:52:53problematic. Darlene Graham is
3:52:56underperforming Allen Wilson's machine
3:52:58by five or six points right now. That is
3:53:00a red flag. uh you see something similar
3:53:03with VC and Hstead maybe a little
3:53:05smaller in Texas. What's most
3:53:07interesting is that the ticket splitting
3:53:09is a little bit smaller maybe 3% which
3:53:12means Abbott could be in significant
3:53:14trouble as well and that could be the
3:53:16final sign that a the demographic shifts
3:53:19of Texas people coming from blue states
3:53:21to get economic opportunity and then
3:53:23being frustrated with gas prices.
3:53:25They've turned on what had been a
3:53:27reliably red state for a long time and
3:53:29turned Texas purple. I'm not sure Texas
3:53:31is blue yet, but tonight could be a
3:53:34purple night for Texas, which will be
3:53:35really surprising. Um, it's always about
3:53:37the economy first in elections, and it
3:53:39does appear that the economy is
3:53:41resonating much larger in the vote.
3:53:43We're now getting past the Mississippi.
3:53:45It's starting to become a trend uh not a
3:53:48blip.
3:53:50>> What when you say ticket splitting with
3:53:52uh with Abbott, what do you mean by
3:53:53that?
3:53:54>> Well, two or 3% uh Abbott's
3:53:56outperforming Paxton by two or 3%.
3:53:58What's interesting is Darlene Graham is
3:54:01underperforming Alan Whistle by 6%. So
3:54:04that's a big difference. Um, you know,
3:54:07so Texas Republicans are getting beat
3:54:09pretty evenly. Paxton's just down a
3:54:11little bit, two or three below Abbott,
3:54:13still not good. But when you get to
3:54:15Darlene Graham right now in that early
3:54:17vote and we haven't got the red vote
3:54:18from South Carolina, it could pick up a
3:54:20little bit. She's about 6% under Wilts.
3:54:24That's a really significant ticket
3:54:26split. Cenounu is the same way Cenounu
3:54:28just conceded a little bit ago. He way
3:54:30underperformed Kelly Ayat. That's a an
3:54:33example of a really strong ticket split.
3:54:35He might finish 10 11 points behind
3:54:36Ayat's record. So, uh you're seeing a
3:54:39lot of ticket splitting tonight. And
3:54:42that tells you that candidate choices
3:54:44are a secondary factor after the
3:54:46economy.
3:54:48>> Uh John, hang on for one second. Steve,
3:54:50hang on for one second. I want to go to
3:54:52u I want to go to Dr. Gina. Dr. Gina
3:54:55Ronda Santis has just put an
3:54:56announcement. What is that announcement?
3:55:00>> Donald's uh has won uh Florida. Also,
3:55:04DDHQ, Newsmax, Newswire have all called
3:55:08it as well. So, it looks like it's a
3:55:10narrow win uh for Ashley Moody and for
3:55:13Byron Donald's. Um we needed to win
3:55:16Florida bigger to think that that would
3:55:19translate into other Republican wins. So
3:55:22again, it's going to be a squeaker
3:55:23night. Uh but at least Florida holds
3:55:25red.
3:55:27>> Holds red. And by the way, one of the
3:55:29best attorney generals in the country,
3:55:31Dr. Gina and Steve Cortez in uh Utmier
3:55:34also won. That guy's a hammer. He's been
3:55:36a hammer on every issue from data
3:55:38centers. He's been a hammer on uh COVID
3:55:41and all of it. your assessment right now
3:55:43of Texas as you said only 30% I mean I
3:55:45shouldn't say only 30% 30% of the votes
3:55:47in right your assessment
3:55:49>> you know look problematic and it makes
3:55:51me really worried about those
3:55:52congressional seats in Texas because of
3:55:53course the redraw was largely based on
3:55:552024 results and it looks like that was
3:55:57just too aggressive right so is this a
3:55:59case where the redraw ends up you know
3:56:01turning around and biting us back uh
3:56:03unfortunately that could very well
3:56:04happen and and largely because of
3:56:06Hispanics here's here's the thing to
3:56:08remember too Steve I think that's so
3:56:09important is you have to realize that
3:56:11you know Hispanics are workingass
3:56:12constituency overall, right? We we are
3:56:14not generally wealthy people. Not yet,
3:56:16right? We're trying to get there. Um,
3:56:17but this inflationary economy that we've
3:56:19had in the United States for 5 years
3:56:21now, right, since bidenomics and all the
3:56:22tragedy of bidenomics, uh, an
3:56:24inflationary economy is good for the
3:56:26already successful, but it's brutal for
3:56:28the aspirational, for the strivvers, and
3:56:30those are by definition Hispanics. They
3:56:32are entrepreneurs. Um, they are young
3:56:34men who are trying to make it in life.
3:56:36And these folks had a miserable time
3:56:37under Biden. things were getting
3:56:39significantly better for them under
3:56:41Trump, but then that progress was
3:56:43interrupted and arrested by the war,
3:56:45which spiked prices and sent real wages
3:56:47back down. And they're angry, and we
3:56:48really can't blame them in my view for
3:56:50being angry. But here's my bigger point.
3:56:52We can earn their support back. You
3:56:54know, because as we talked about
3:56:55earlier, they don't culturally belong in
3:56:57the highly radical, highly feminized
3:57:00Democrat party. That is just not where
3:57:01patriotic, hardworking, young men,
3:57:04Hispanic, bad ombres belong. So, we can
3:57:06earn their support back. But tonight is
3:57:08is so far a lot of cold water in the
3:57:11face, right?
3:57:12>> Okay. Uh we're going to look at Michigan
3:57:14and other places as we go. Ohio, bad
3:57:16news out of Ohio, potentially bad news
3:57:19out of Texas. We closed the deal in
3:57:22Florida. We got to talk about South
3:57:23Carolina. I, as I've said, North
3:57:25Carolina 11 because of this picking of
3:57:28Watley. And I think somebody's got to
3:57:29ask the question, how did he how did he
3:57:32get President Trump's support? Because I
3:57:34don't think President Trump knew him
3:57:35that well. Um, uh, looks like Carolina
3:57:38North Carolina know him.
3:57:39>> No, no. And the ones that know him
3:57:40didn't like him. The grassroots. Um,
3:57:42Carolina 11 I think in deep trouble. I
3:57:45>> think we could lose that one. Also, I'm
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4:00:28>> Okay, it's uh 9:00. I'm going to go to
4:00:30Eric Bowling first and Cortez, you've
4:00:32got some updates for us talking about
4:00:34Michigan. Eric Bowling, what do you got?
4:00:39Caroline Ren absolutely nailed it right
4:00:41there with the panhandle coming for
4:00:44Byron Donald's. Steve Cortez correct
4:00:46about Southeast Florida being Hispanic.
4:00:49I4 corridor Steve all night all blue
4:00:51most of the night turning blue and
4:00:53purple essentially purple guess what
4:00:56I've been waiting to do this for a long
4:00:57time ready oh clear that and this for a
4:01:02long TIME
4:01:04FLORIDA governor Byron Donald's Florida
4:01:07Senator Ashley Moody Florida still the
4:01:11the most conservator free state in the
4:01:13union back to you Mr. Stephen K. Bannon
4:01:16and thank you to P mobile.
4:01:17>> But you know when it when you get to u
4:01:209:00 and that's when I4 corridor because
4:01:22I4 corridor used to be that rock ribbed
4:01:26connective part of central Florida that
4:01:28had tremendous evangelical support
4:01:31retirees etc. I mean that in normal
4:01:34times would be bright red from the time
4:01:36the broadcast,
4:01:36>> but it's turned really Hispanic and and
4:01:38particularly Puerto Rican there, right?
4:01:39Whereas in in further south in Florida
4:01:42tends to be more Venezuelan, Cuban,
4:01:44Colombian, I4 corridor tends to be more
4:01:46Puerto Rican. But in 24, we did great
4:01:49among all of them. All right, you pick
4:01:50your flavor of Hispanic, right? We did
4:01:52great among all of them. Uh makes me
4:01:54think, by the way, uh probably my least
4:01:57favorite Republican in America, Salazar.
4:01:59I wonder if she's in trouble given what
4:02:00we're seeing at the statewide level uh
4:02:02right now in Florida. That that could
4:02:04kind of be interesting. Let me give you
4:02:05some news that I think is going to end
4:02:06up being good news in Michigan. It's
4:02:08only 13% reporting, so we don't want to
4:02:10read too much into this yet. However, a
4:02:11lot of this reporting is coming from
4:02:13Detroit Metro. And right now, Elsad is
4:02:16up 13%. Now, you might say, "Wait a
4:02:18second, Cortez up 13%." That doesn't
4:02:20sound like good news. But given how much
4:02:21of this is coming from Detroit Metro,
4:02:23that actually is probably pretty good
4:02:24news. Rogers is tracking right now only
4:02:2613% in but he's tracking a spot where he
4:02:29will be it looks like competitive in
4:02:31Michigan and that as you know huge huge
4:02:34race if we can flip that one you know
4:02:36massive for control of the Senate but
4:02:38also just massive for our country Steve
4:02:39I mean we have to defeat a a Marxist
4:02:42jihadi who is who could potentially be a
4:02:45United States senator even though he has
4:02:47very significant ties to actual terror
4:02:49groups who wish nothing but harm and
4:02:52death upon the United States. So, it's
4:02:53hard for me to exaggerate how important
4:02:54this race is on so many levels.
4:02:56>> Michigan, it's bigger and bigger as we
4:03:00get through the evening. John Solomon,
4:03:03>> this Yeah, John Solomon. John Solomon.
4:03:05Do I have Hollis? Just tell
4:03:08>> Hollis just one second. I got to go to
4:03:09North Carolina. I'm coming to Texas in a
4:03:11moment.
4:03:12>> John Solomon, this is what happens when
4:03:13you get a blowout at the top of the
4:03:15ticket, which happened in the Senate
4:03:16race in North Carolina.
4:03:19>> Uh, Brother Hudson is the head of the
4:03:21NRCC. That is the campaign committee for
4:03:24the house. Normally those guys have a
4:03:26tendency to take care of themselves
4:03:28first. That is in one of the most
4:03:29conservative parts
4:03:31>> of North Carolina. Now I understand
4:03:34decision desk has already called North
4:03:36Carolina. North Carolina 11 has already
4:03:39gone for we had the congressman Edward
4:03:41step down. It's gone for his and that's
4:03:43look you've had Mark Meadows out there.
4:03:44You've had some you've had some big
4:03:46personalities. That's looks like it's
4:03:48been called for a Democrat. We're still,
4:03:50I think, thinking about one, but Hudson
4:03:52is underperforming. Andre, correct me if
4:03:54I'm wrong. Isn't this Oh, I thought
4:03:57Aita's a transplant, the West Virginia
4:03:59guy that's run for Congress.
4:04:00>> Warmed over several times over the
4:04:02years. Yes, he's he's left over, Stew,
4:04:04and he's going to win. Um, yeah, listen,
4:04:06uh, Hudson is underperforming, uh, his
4:04:092024
4:04:10performance by 22 points. And it does
4:04:13get to the two issues that I think are
4:04:15going to be the story tonight.
4:04:16Independents have broke from the
4:04:17Republican party. Hispanic men and
4:04:20excuse me, young men and Hispanics have
4:04:22broken from the party. Uh that's a big
4:04:24loss for Republicans. And then candidate
4:04:26selection, one bad candidate selection,
4:04:29South Carolina, North Carolina, wherever
4:04:30you make it, it has down ticket
4:04:32consequences. And there's going to be
4:04:34some with VC, with um with Watley, uh
4:04:38with Darlene Graham potentially. We'll
4:04:40see how whether the Wilson machine can
4:04:44pull her out of the danger she's in
4:04:46right now. But I do think when you're
4:04:47done tonight, you you say if we lose the
4:04:49Senate and the House, what was it? I
4:04:51think candidate selection in some key
4:04:53races and then the the bolting of that
4:04:56independent voter, that Hispanic and
4:04:57that young man um voting because they're
4:05:00dissatisfied with the economy starting
4:05:03to get a clear picture when you get in
4:05:04the not only the real results, but the u
4:05:07uh projection polls through the day.
4:05:09You're kind of seeing how this is
4:05:11starting to to line up. Now, there are
4:05:13still paths for Republicans to hold the
4:05:15Senate. Alaska will be one of them. You
4:05:17got to win Darlene Graham in South
4:05:19Carolina. You can't afford to lose that
4:05:21one. Uh you might pull a rabbit out of
4:05:23your hat in Michigan and return the
4:05:25score there a little bit. Texas looks
4:05:27pretty tough right now, though. Not out
4:05:28most of the vote that's left in Texas is
4:05:31Republican red vote, but it's going to
4:05:33have to be a strong turnout to to
4:05:34overcome where uh the performance is
4:05:36right now for Democrats. So, uh I'm even
4:05:39looking in Mississippi. There's some
4:05:41troubling signs in Mississippi that uh
4:05:43Republicans are underperforming there.
4:05:45So, um I do think when we're done
4:05:48tonight, uh reclaiming the independent
4:05:50voter in 28 is going to be a key
4:05:53message. Who can do that? Getting the
4:05:56Iran war off the table, who can do that?
4:05:58Uh getting the economy and gas prices
4:06:00down, who can do that? Because the
4:06:02Democrats are going to go all in on
4:06:04their far-left agenda, which is going to
4:06:05make them estranged from that
4:06:08independent voter. What the Republicans
4:06:10are going to have to counter with is an
4:06:11economic first, America first agenda
4:06:14without any wars, uh, and with much
4:06:16lower gas prices going into 2028. That's
4:06:19going to be, uh, one of the lessons I
4:06:21think we learn tonight when it's all
4:06:23over.
4:06:24>> Uh, hang on for one second.
4:06:26>> So, a few house updates here. And by the
4:06:28way, because I mentioned Salazar, so
4:06:29checking on that. And by the way, kudos
4:06:30to Florida for getting votes in so fast,
4:06:32right? So 95% reporting. It's almost
4:06:34done. Yeah, she is leaving
4:06:37>> at 9:00 at night. No, thank God. I mean,
4:06:39Florida's the model, right, for for
4:06:40America on how to count votes. I don't
4:06:42like all the mail and stuff, but as far
4:06:44as how to count votes, um uh but she's
4:06:46leading by hundreds of votes right now.
4:06:48So, an incredibly razor razor tight race
4:06:50and it's going to come right down to the
4:06:51wire. 50.1% to 49.8% right now. She is
4:06:56leading over Elliot Rodriguez, uh Maria
4:06:58Alvirara Salazar. Uh so hopefully that
4:07:00is a Republican hold. Even though she's
4:07:02not my favorite, uh she will vote with
4:07:03us, so let's win that one. Bad news in
4:07:06Let's Go North from there. Uh, and also
4:07:08a kind of sneaky Hispanic district that
4:07:10people don't think of as as Hispanic.
4:07:11Scranton, PA, Pennsylvania 8.
4:07:13>> Big, big, big.
4:07:14>> Paige Cognetti, according to Decision
4:07:16Desk, Paige Cognetti is the winner.
4:07:18>> As Scranton goes, so goes the nation.
4:07:19>> Yeah. And she is an absolute loon
4:07:22radical.
4:07:23>> I mean, absolute far left. That's that's
4:07:26a bad one. That does not bode well.
4:07:28>> Hang over a second. I want to get back
4:07:29more into Pennsylvania. Let's go to
4:07:31Texas. We got uh John Hollis. John
4:07:34Hollis, can you get us up to date on uh
4:07:37on you've done great analytics so far in
4:07:39Texas. Are we going to see that game day
4:07:41vote from these rural counties? Is that
4:07:43going to come in and bail out uh and
4:07:45bail out uh Abbott and Company, sir?
4:07:52>> Well, we it's hard to say. I mean, right
4:07:54now, the way that this is looking, um I
4:07:58think we're going to have more of a
4:07:59crossover vote than we ever thought. uh
4:08:01to see Abbott so far behind starting out
4:08:03is is kind of a canary in the coal mine.
4:08:06And we've also even have, you know, some
4:08:08some safe Republican seats in the House
4:08:10that um that are underwater right now,
4:08:12too. Now, obviously, this is, you know,
4:08:15the the first part of early voting. We
4:08:17know that they showed up in tremendous
4:08:19numbers those first, you know, 3 to 5
4:08:21days. And so, in the next hour or two,
4:08:25we're going to start seeing more of that
4:08:26Republican more of those Republicans
4:08:28numbers uh to show up. Uh, but it's it's
4:08:31a it's a big hill to climb right now.
4:08:34>> When you say crossover vote, do you mean
4:08:36Republicans and some of the Bush uh
4:08:39rhinos that would not vote for
4:08:40conservative candidates or this is
4:08:42independents that are breaking that are
4:08:44breaking uh that are breaking more
4:08:47towards the Democrats. When you say
4:08:48crossover voting, define that for the
4:08:50audience.
4:08:53>> So, it it's a little bit of both. I
4:08:54mean, obviously, we saw a massive surge
4:08:56of independents this cycle. Um, and it
4:08:59was it it was really apparent late last
4:09:01week when we were waiting for the big
4:09:03Republican surge and it was actually
4:09:05overtaken by independence. Uh, but I
4:09:07think we're probably going to see, you
4:09:08know, some some Republicans crossing the
4:09:10line, too. And in a in a bigger way than
4:09:13I think anyone predicted or expected.
4:09:15Um, you know, obviously we had we had a
4:09:18Republicans crossing over by about 8%
4:09:20back in 2018 during the BO Cruz race.
4:09:23Um, and none of the numbers were this
4:09:26were this bad, frankly, when we started
4:09:28tonight. So, it's going to be
4:09:30interesting to dig into the numbers once
4:09:31we have them and be able to see kind of
4:09:33what happened here. Um, but I'm I'm
4:09:36expecting that we're probably going to
4:09:37see more Republicans that that went over
4:09:39to the other side than than I think we
4:09:41ever expected.
4:09:44>> What uh when do you think uh the
4:09:46reporting you said earlier in the
4:09:47evening it' be 9 to 10:00 uh Texas time,
4:09:50that would be 10 to 11 our time? Is that
4:09:52when you still expect we're about an
4:09:54hour away from getting the bulk of it or
4:09:56is it coming in quicker?
4:09:58>> So, it's it's obviously coming in, you
4:10:00know, with each, you know, every few
4:10:02minutes. Uh, but usually right around
4:10:049:00 and then in to 10:00 is when you
4:10:07start to see kind of, you know, the the
4:10:09bigger numbers start to drop overall and
4:10:11you start to get a clearer picture of
4:10:12kind of how the night is is going to
4:10:14end. Um, and so, you know, obviously we
4:10:16do have numbers coming in. They're
4:10:17coming in pretty fast, which is great.
4:10:19Uh but I don't think you're going to
4:10:21start seeing major shifts, you know, for
4:10:22another probably I'd say it'll probably
4:10:25start in the next 30 to 45 minutes.
4:10:27>> Okay, we will check back with you uh
4:10:29then. Thank you. I know you're one of
4:10:31the uh the young Republican events. So,
4:10:33thank you so much for joining us. We'll
4:10:34come back to you, John Hollis. Let's go.
4:10:36I'm going to come back to you after you
4:10:38go to break. I want to go to Stench
4:10:39Stenchfield. Uh we're going to stay in
4:10:41Texas. Talk to us about these
4:10:43redistricting seats and we got these
4:10:44five House seats that have been in play.
4:10:46What do you got?
4:10:49So, Steve, again, not good news. You
4:10:52know, we redistricted in Texas to secure
4:10:56five more Republican seats. Right now,
4:10:59in four of them, we're losing. And in a
4:11:01district far west, the the results
4:11:03aren't even in yet. So, there's no
4:11:04numbers. But in four of the five, we're
4:11:07losing couple of them by big handy
4:11:09numbers, even with 50% of the vote in.
4:11:12Could that change? I don't know the
4:11:13makeup of these very well, but if they
4:11:15were expected to be strong Republican
4:11:16districts, I wouldn't expect that we'd
4:11:19be losing by 10 15 points in these
4:11:21districts uh this early on with 50% of
4:11:24the vote in. So, these were supposed to
4:11:26be solid Republican districts. They
4:11:29>> were
4:11:31a
4:11:33Yeah, they were solid ombres that uh
4:11:35that we moved over. And you stay right
4:11:37there, Stinch, your thoughts about these
4:11:39uh House seats on the reditioning
4:11:41efforts in Texas.
4:11:41>> Yeah. No, listen. Uh, you know,
4:11:43Hispanics drive, right? They drive big
4:11:45trucks and these gas prices are really
4:11:48ticking them off, right? Uh, they're
4:11:49also over
4:11:50>> for a reason they don't understand.
4:11:52Correct. And don't support.
4:11:53>> Correct.
4:11:53>> Let's be brutally frank about that. This
4:11:55war is you're seeing the impact of this
4:11:58war roll throughout this entire issue.
4:12:01>> I also found in Arizona, which of course
4:12:02is a heavily Hispanic state, which I
4:12:04just pulled. I also found in Arizona
4:12:05that yes, Hispanic uh disapproval of the
4:12:07war was marketkedly more was marketkedly
4:12:09more sharp than non-Hispanics. And I
4:12:11think that's Steve because they're over
4:12:12represented in the fighting forces.
4:12:13They're the ones who will go over to a
4:12:15hot war
4:12:16>> like in the Marine Corps.
4:12:17>> Exactly.
4:12:17>> Right. They're they're in the rifle
4:12:19platoon, the rifle squads. Right.
4:12:21>> Um clear I'm going to talk to you about
4:12:23Texas and Stinchville, these uh
4:12:24districts. Um
4:12:26>> in the next 30 or 40 minutes, maybe our
4:12:30Texas game day vote in these rural
4:12:32districts start coming in. Uh you're
4:12:34going to have a lot of clarity uh at
4:12:36that point. Uh, like I said, we held
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4:15:09>> Okay, we're going to go. We're going to
4:15:11talk. We got a result in Kentucky.
4:15:14>> Uh unfortunately Kentucky six. Uh don't
4:15:16like delivering the bad news, but we got
4:15:18to give it to you straight. Kentucky 6
4:15:19according to decision desk went to Zack
4:15:22Dembo. Uh that was a very tight race for
4:15:24the Andy Bar seat. Of course he's
4:15:25getting elevated to the US Senate and it
4:15:27was considered a safe seat. Ralph Alv Al
4:15:30Alvarado uh who is a physician was the
4:15:32Republican candidate there and according
4:15:34to decision desk he has lost to Zack
4:15:37Dembo. Uh that is mostly a very right uh
4:15:40red seat but it does have Lexington. So
4:15:42you have a university town there in the
4:15:44middle of it that votes very blue. But
4:15:46uh what we saw early in the night here
4:15:48is that the rural districts just didn't
4:15:50have the rural areas of this district
4:15:51did not have the kind of turnout that we
4:15:53needed to have. And again, rural voters
4:15:55driving fuel prices.
4:15:56>> And we're going to go to Michigan in a
4:15:58moment and we're going to see that
4:15:59you've got this issue with these uh
4:16:01large student populations in these kind
4:16:04of centers of these big universities
4:16:05with the faculty and everybody's
4:16:06associated with it. Let's go to John
4:16:08Solomon. John Solomon, I think Decision
4:16:11Desk is now owned by the Hill newspaper.
4:16:14Am I correct in that? The Hill has uh
4:16:16has purchased the decision
4:16:17>> desk.
4:16:18>> They're all together. Give me what is
4:16:20the Hill newspaper reporting right now,
4:16:21sir?
4:16:22>> They are projecting that Democrats have
4:16:24won the House with the early seats. When
4:16:26you lose an Andy Bar seat, it's an easy
4:16:27call, I guess, when you see that a safe
4:16:29red seat has flipped. Uh so they've been
4:16:31very aggressive in calling tonight. The
4:16:33reason is that they've got real vote
4:16:35overlaying their their uh exit polling
4:16:38and their uh pre-election polling and
4:16:40it's all coming together nicely. that it
4:16:42is a blue wave in the mind of uh the
4:16:45decision desk. And so they've called
4:16:46that the House will be in Democrat
4:16:48control. That's an early just about
4:16:509:00. Half the country isn't even
4:16:52counted yet. Uh that is a sign that this
4:16:54is going to be probably a difficult
4:16:55night for Republicans. And again, it
4:16:57comes down to one thing. If you were
4:16:59elected in 24 to fix the economy and you
4:17:02go into the next election having left
4:17:03people feeling like you didn't fix the
4:17:05economy because of diesel prices and gas
4:17:07prices, even though there's a lot of
4:17:09positive things there, uh you're going
4:17:12to pay a deer price. And it does look
4:17:13like this looks like a traditional
4:17:15midterm election where Democrats seize a
4:17:18control. Now, the good news is most of
4:17:20the issues that Democrats want to run
4:17:22on, socialism, the border, um uh uh
4:17:26legalizing illegal immigrants, those are
4:17:29still unpopular among the voters that
4:17:30came here. Uh which means that 28 can be
4:17:33a really fun fight for Republicans.
4:17:34They'll have a new record to run on all
4:17:36the crazy things Democrats are going to
4:17:38push on. But Republicans have one job if
4:17:41they want to get the White House and the
4:17:42Congress back because they're going to
4:17:44have a pretty big spread in the Congress
4:17:45at the current look. They got to fix the
4:17:48economy. They got to end their wars and
4:17:50fix the economy. And I think the most
4:17:53fateful decision of the 2026 election
4:17:55probably was in April. The president had
4:17:57a chance to declare the nuclear
4:18:00decapitation a success, but continuing
4:18:03the military operations led to that uh
4:18:06gas price spike. Then things happen in
4:18:08Ukraine and Russia and all of a sudden
4:18:10you own high gas prices and it's the
4:18:12ultimate kitchen table decider. Yeah, I
4:18:16would actually argue the 12-day war
4:18:18where he said he had the total
4:18:19obliteration. I'm a fan. It totally
4:18:21obliterated. Move on. John, real
4:18:23quickly,
4:18:24>> uh, and thank you. You've been amazing
4:18:26tonight. Is is The Hill indicated? Is it
4:18:29going to be 223 seats, 230 seats? I
4:18:32mean, where do you think this is? Where
4:18:33do you think the Hill thinks this is
4:18:35going?
4:18:36>> They're not projecting yet because
4:18:38there's still half of the country to go.
4:18:40And so, we got to see if there are some
4:18:41anomalies. Does Michigan or Minnesota
4:18:43provide a hiccup somewhere along the
4:18:45way? Uh but right now, if you take a
4:18:47look at what's been lost in the eastern
4:18:50side of the country, uh Democrats are
4:18:52somewhere in that 15 to 30 range right
4:18:55now, and they could reach higher
4:18:56depending what happens in places like
4:18:58Alaska and Washington State and Oregon.
4:19:01Uh California, California is another
4:19:03place where uh with the 30-day count
4:19:06that Democrats like to do there, you
4:19:08could bleed out some more House seats
4:19:09there. So it uh right now you know it's
4:19:12going to be a sizable house majority if
4:19:14this trend line continues in the second
4:19:16part of the country and I think the exit
4:19:19polling clearly shows that this was an
4:19:21economy stupid election and Republicans
4:19:24lost it on gas prices and gas prices
4:19:26tied to the war. The war and gas prices
4:19:28the two most unpopular things identified
4:19:31in there and um it's it's a learning
4:19:34lesson to start recalibrating for 2028.
4:19:37The good news for Republicans is the the
4:19:39the sort of people that are winning
4:19:41tonight are far-left and uh they're
4:19:44going to try to they're going to
4:19:46overplay their hand in the first two
4:19:48years and that's going to give
4:19:49Republicans a chance to retrunch. But
4:19:51the first thing they got to do is get
4:19:53the wars over with and get the economy
4:19:54fixed the way they promised at the end
4:19:56of the 2024 election.
4:19:59>> Um John, we'll come back to you. Uh
4:20:02other this is kind of a shocker news out
4:20:04of Georgia, right?
4:20:05>> Yeah. NBC News says a statewide sweep
4:20:08for the Democrats in Georgia, including
4:20:11Kesha Lance Bottoms as again, according
4:20:13to NBC News, the winner for Georgia
4:20:17governor. Uh, that one is is tough.
4:20:19That's that's a tough break because I
4:20:21think we had a very good candidate uh
4:20:23who had tons of money and was willing to
4:20:24spend his own money, was willing to
4:20:26invest extremely heavily. I think ran a
4:20:28a good race, but just shows you that the
4:20:30macro environment is just really, really
4:20:32tough. So, and she's a very
4:20:33controversial mayor of Atlanta. I mean,
4:20:36she's about as leftwing as you can get.
4:20:37Correct.
4:20:38>> Basically got chased out, you know,
4:20:39didn't run for reelection because of her
4:20:41disastrous performance. She couldn't
4:20:43run. Correct. Uh, and now and now she's
4:20:46going to be in the governor's mansion
4:20:47instead of being the mayor of Atlanta.
4:20:49But no, the Georgians rightly blamed her
4:20:52uh for the carnage that happened in
4:20:54Atlanta during the BLM 2020 riots, which
4:20:57were brutal there. Um they were not in
4:20:59most of the south but they were in
4:21:00Atlanta and
4:21:01>> they kind of under reported if you lived
4:21:03down there you knew how bad it was. The
4:21:04nation national media didn't really play
4:21:06it off.
4:21:06>> Yeah. But unfortunately given the
4:21:08realities of this macro environment even
4:21:10a really flawed candidate like Bottoms
4:21:12according to NBC News willing to win uh
4:21:14able to win and and all the statewide
4:21:16offices actually in Georgia now called
4:21:18according to NBC News clean sweep.
4:21:21>> Let's go to uh we go to Terrence.
4:21:23Terrence uh Terrence you're in North
4:21:25Carolina. Walk me through these House
4:21:27seats, particularly North Carolina one
4:21:30and this situation with Hudson, who's
4:21:32the head of the NRCC.
4:21:35Uh what do you got for us?
4:21:39>> Right. It's been a tough night, Steve,
4:21:40for uh Republicans here in the state of
4:21:43North Carolina. So far, four of those
4:21:45congressional uh races have been
4:21:47decided, 10 still undecided at the
4:21:49moment. That was at last check, but it's
4:21:51been a very difficult night for
4:21:53Republicans in this particular state.
4:21:55And then when you add in the US Senate
4:21:57seat, the US Senate race, excuse me, uh
4:21:59that was just decided. A big win for Roy
4:22:02Cooper over Michael Watley here where I
4:22:04am actually in Gaston County. Not a good
4:22:07night so far for Republicans in this
4:22:09particular state. There's still some
4:22:11work left to be done. There's still some
4:22:13undecided races. As I said, four of the
4:22:1614 races have been decided. Democrats
4:22:18have won all of those. Republicans no
4:22:20wins yet. 10 still undecided. So,
4:22:23there's a possibility uh that
4:22:25Republicans can make up a little bit of
4:22:26ground, but I think very heartbreaking
4:22:28for Republicans in the Tar Hill State as
4:22:31so far no significant wins.
4:22:34>> Uh North Carolina 1. What's the latest
4:22:37out of that? Do you have a assessment on
4:22:38North Carolina 1?
4:22:42>> I don't have that assessment for you. We
4:22:44of course have been here on the widely
4:22:46trail trying to get more information and
4:22:47there hasn't been a whole lot of conf a
4:22:49whole lot of conversation, excuse me,
4:22:51about North Carolina 1. But I will say
4:22:52in general uh the the vibe here is lots
4:22:56of disappointment from many of the
4:22:57Republicans as they were hoping for a
4:22:59better showing tonight and so far they
4:23:01have not gotten the showing that they
4:23:02were expecting. Steve.
4:23:04>> Okay. Thank you, sir. I appreciate you.
4:23:06Um did you was the decision desk called
4:23:08something else?
4:23:10>> No, but I was just going to give an
4:23:11update also on Indiana 5. that Sparts
4:23:14race uh which we've been watching. It is
4:23:16now almost 90% of the vote in Victoria
4:23:18Sparts losing by 10,000 votes. So that's
4:23:21starting to look problematic.
4:23:22>> In what percentage?
4:23:23>> Uh almost almost uh 90% 89%.
4:23:26>> But she's down by what?
4:23:27>> Oh, down uh by 5%.
4:23:29>> 5%. Cuz that's basically unless there's
4:23:31some
4:23:33>> that's going to be very very very tough.
4:23:36Um let's go back to the desk. Uh and uh
4:23:39Amanda Head, any update, particularly
4:23:41update in South Carolina Senate race?
4:23:44>> Uh I haven't seen that, but I do have an
4:23:46update on the one you were just
4:23:48discussing.
4:23:50>> Uh let's see where
4:23:52>> North Carolina.
4:23:53>> North Carolina. Yeah. Um so it is the
4:23:56last I saw it was 57.4%
4:23:58in. That was three minutes ago. Uh the
4:24:01Republican Li Buckout is at 51 uh%. Um
4:24:06is that right? Sorry. Don Davis um leads
4:24:10Lori Buck out 51 to 46.1. So that's not
4:24:14great. Um in Maine, the last numbers
4:24:17because I was trying to find an update
4:24:18for this. Paul Leage is at 50.6%
4:24:23uh to 49.4% but only 4.5% of that vote
4:24:26is in. Um there are some West Coast
4:24:29races that I think Natalie and I both
4:24:30will be watching, Steve. So, come back
4:24:32to me in a few hours on this. But
4:24:34California 22 um is one that I'm
4:24:36watching. That is um David Valido
4:24:39against Randy uh Viegas. So, that's
4:24:42going to be good an interesting one to
4:24:43watch.
4:24:44>> We'll come back momentarily.
4:24:45>> So, Steve, you're asking about South
4:24:47Carolina Senate. Uh we have right now
4:24:4977% of the vote in. This is from AP and
4:24:54right now Darlene Graham is losing by
4:24:576%. She's down by almost 100,000 votes.
4:25:00And that's what percentage
4:25:02>> uh 77% in.
4:25:04>> That would be a blockbuster. Of course,
4:25:07we were adamantly opposed to her
4:25:08running, but when she was picked,
4:25:11>> people put people put their shoulder to
4:25:12the wheel down there. I know that the
4:25:14grassroots did what they can do, but
4:25:17that would be an enormous loss in the
4:25:18Senate.
4:25:19>> Yeah. Now, the only good news about that
4:25:20one is that it looks like uh the votes
4:25:22are basically in from the cities, from
4:25:24Charleston and Colombia, which are of
4:25:26course bluer. So, is there a chance?
4:25:28Yes. But that window is really starting
4:25:30to close. She needs 60% of the remaining
4:25:33votes. It's estimated there's 450,000
4:25:35remaining votes to come in. But again,
4:25:37Darling Graham losing by 100,000 votes
4:25:40right now with 77% in
4:25:42>> Virginia, North Carolina, South
4:25:45Carolina, potentially Georgia losing
4:25:47those Senate seats. You can't lose. You
4:25:48lose the South. As a Republican, you
4:25:51can't do it. Uh Natalie Wyinners, you've
4:25:53got some updates on how this is being
4:25:54portrayed by our favorite MSNBC and the
4:25:57leftwing media. Ma'am,
4:26:00>> well, of course, I want to lead with
4:26:02this. I know we're coming up against the
4:26:04break, but in New York 17, that's Mike
4:26:06Lawler. Obviously, not the war room's
4:26:08favorite candidate, but I think there's
4:26:09an important pretext and predicate for
4:26:11when it comes to the delay in election
4:26:13results. Obviously, there um in
4:26:15Westchester, we saw some issues with the
4:26:17the ballots being able to be scanned.
4:26:20Now, to quote Democracy Docket, which is
4:26:22of course Mark Elias's outlet, so you're
4:26:24hearing it straight from the horse's
4:26:26mouth. Quote, "Lawler could appear to
4:26:28lead early before his margin narrows or
4:26:30potentially reverses after Westchester's
4:26:33totals come in. Don't call it a called
4:26:35war room shot, but this is exactly what
4:26:37we've been talking about. Again, that's
4:26:39New York 17th 17th district. But the
4:26:43other thing that's really important,
4:26:44Steve, here, the kind of pro-democracy
4:26:47left, the Mark Elias is the Norm Eisens
4:26:49of the world. Obviously, they made
4:26:50President Trump into, you know, the
4:26:52world's largest boogeyman who is
4:26:53apparently going to send federal troops
4:26:55into the polls and make sure you vote
4:26:56for him even though he's not on the
4:26:57ballot. They are taking this as a
4:26:59victory that there were basically no
4:27:01problems with this election cycle, which
4:27:03I actually think reflects quite well on
4:27:05the Trump administration and their
4:27:06ability to administer that. But also,
4:27:09it's quite interesting. A lot of these
4:27:10censorship groups were have already been
4:27:12flagging, get ready for this, the Center
4:27:14for an Informed Public, that's an
4:27:16interesting name, they've been deploying
4:27:17their monitors to post specifically
4:27:19about that Westchester County delay
4:27:21because apparently if you raise any
4:27:23concern about that on social media,
4:27:25they're already deploying their teams to
4:27:26make sure that you're shut down or
4:27:28censored for saying that. More to get
4:27:29into after the break.
4:27:31>> Okay, thank you very much. We're going
4:27:32to take a short commercial break.
4:27:35Going to leave you with may God bless
4:27:38America. And I think tonight we need
4:27:40that more than ever. Short commercial
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4:30:12>> This this return music is some of my
4:30:14favorite. Not okay. We'll continue to
4:30:18press on. John Salman, we're talking
4:30:19about South Carolina. There's a big
4:30:21ticket split down there. John Solomon,
4:30:23explain this all. Make it make sense.
4:30:26>> 6% between Alan Wilson, who's won
4:30:29statewide office many times and has got
4:30:31a great political machine, and Darlene
4:30:32Graham, who's a newcomer and seemed a
4:30:34little bit out of sorts, running for her
4:30:36brother's seat. Uh 6% is a death nail.
4:30:39Now, uh where you look at what's left,
4:30:41there's about 30% of the vote out. It
4:30:44breaks 65% Republican traditionally. She
4:30:46needs 60% to catch up. she could catch
4:30:49up before the end of the night and
4:30:51squeak this out, but it would never need
4:30:53to be that close if you're at a 6% gap
4:30:56from the top of the ticket. So again, I
4:30:58think tonight's going to be a very
4:30:59simple thing. I hate to beat this dead
4:31:01horse, but it's three things. Candidate
4:31:02quality in the marquee races. Don't take
4:31:05a risk. Get the right candidate. And
4:31:07then two, when it's the economy, deliver
4:31:09the economy first before anything else,
4:31:11war, and anything else that you're
4:31:13tempted to do. That is the message that
4:31:15independent voters, particularly
4:31:16Hispanics and young men, are sending
4:31:18tonight. Uh it's going to be a strong
4:31:20night for Democrats all across the
4:31:22country. I'm getting reports all across
4:31:23the country of that. Darling Graham may
4:31:25sneak this out. I just want to point
4:31:26this out. Where the vote is left out, it
4:31:29typically in a normal election goes 65%
4:31:32Republican. Republicans are
4:31:33underforming. She needs 60% of it to
4:31:35win. She could pull it out, but the gap
4:31:38between her and Alan Wilson will be the
4:31:40story to look at even if she ultimately
4:31:42wins here tonight. Um, the one place
4:31:44where Republicans still feel a little
4:31:46bit good is Michigan. Uh, the the the
4:31:48pattern uh puts it a dead heat. If you
4:31:51overlay past elections, Mike Rogers
4:31:53still within fighting distance in
4:31:55Michigan. We'll see if that happens.
4:31:56That could steal one Democrat seat back
4:31:58to the R column, make the race for the
4:32:00Senate a little bit more interesting.
4:32:02Uh, but right now, ticket splitting, the
4:32:05gaps between uh the first and the second
4:32:08candidate and the Republican tier are
4:32:09very noticeable in a few places. Mike
4:32:11Collins against um Rick in in uh
4:32:15Georgia, Darlene against Allen in South
4:32:18Carolina. You're seeing uh candidate
4:32:21quality being a secondary issue and when
4:32:23you try to analyze what went right and
4:32:25what went wrong tonight.
4:32:28>> Okay, John, hang over a second because I
4:32:30want to go to Steve. We're South
4:32:32Carolina. We're going to come back to we
4:32:33got an update by Trenis Evans for
4:32:35Georgia the House seats and particularly
4:32:37when you lose that governor's race where
4:32:39the guy stroked a big check. He might
4:32:41not have been MAGA but he stroked a big
4:32:42check. Do we have Steve Gruber?
4:32:45>> Steve Guber in Michigan.
4:32:47>> Make this mate. Walk us through about
4:32:49these early returns. Where are they
4:32:51coming from? Because I'm hearing from
4:32:52the campaign they think they're in the
4:32:53middle of this fight. Uh and there's a
4:32:55long way to go. Your thoughts, sir?
4:32:59>> I think that's a good call right now.
4:33:01It's going to be close. I can see that
4:33:03Abdul Elsa is underperforming the top of
4:33:05the ticket by six or seven points in the
4:33:07returns that I'm seeing here, Steve.
4:33:09It's going to come right down to the
4:33:11wire here. Um, and it's because that
4:33:14there's a lot of Jewish voters and
4:33:16African-American voters that did not
4:33:17come home from the Democrats in this
4:33:19particular race. It is unique. Uh, right
4:33:21now though, it shows Abdul Elsa on the
4:33:23big board 15% in with a 10-point lead.
4:33:26Uh but a long way to go here as we're in
4:33:29Detroit watching the returns come in. Uh
4:33:31a fair amount of returns that come in
4:33:33out of Detroit. But here's what I saw a
4:33:36bit ago, which was that Detroit, Wayne,
4:33:38and Oakland counties did not vote uh in
4:33:40the numbers that they really needed to
4:33:42to get outside over the finish line.
4:33:44We'll see. Uh obviously a big night for
4:33:46the Democrats everywhere else across
4:33:48this country right now. Uh Michigan
4:33:50could be the outlier. We'll see. But
4:33:53right now, a long way to go. Only 50% of
4:33:54the vote in. Uh, a lot of this comes
4:33:56from college towns as you know. Ann
4:33:58Arbor, University of Michigan, East
4:33:59Lancing, Michigan State, Calamazoo,
4:34:02Western Michigan.
4:34:03>> Shut them down. Love
4:34:04>> all of those people faculty. Hold it.
4:34:07Hang on. You're the Rush Limbbo of
4:34:09Michigan. I want you to take a second,
4:34:11take a deep breath. Go back to Detroit.
4:34:14What do you say? They're
4:34:15underperforming. I know he's running
4:34:16behind, I guess, Jocelyn Benson. Isn't
4:34:18she running for is it? She's a beauty.
4:34:21She's a beauty. Running for governor.
4:34:23walk back through uh Abdul's performance
4:34:26in Wayne County in Detroit so people
4:34:28understand uh you know contextualize
4:34:31this for me.
4:34:34>> Yeah. Historically speaking, uh a
4:34:36Democrat in Michigan has to carry about
4:34:3885% of the black vote. Detroit is 82%
4:34:41black demographically.
4:34:43So in order for a Democrat to win
4:34:45statewide, they they rely on Detroit.
4:34:47They count on it. They take it for
4:34:48granted too often. And Mike Rogers has
4:34:50basically been camped in Detroit uh for
4:34:53the last month for the most part.
4:34:55Obviously, the big endorsement from
4:34:57Haley Stevens, which was Abdul El Say's
4:34:59uh opponent in the primary that he only
4:35:01beat by less than a point, came out and
4:35:05endorsed Mike Rogers on Sunday. A big
4:35:07surprise to a lot of people. And I did
4:35:09hear anecdotally some people who said,
4:35:10"Well, I'm going to vote for Mike Rogers
4:35:12now because she basically gave me a
4:35:13permission slip." But I've talked to a
4:35:15number of Jewish voters. There are about
4:35:16100,000 in Michigan. It's more
4:35:18significant than some people would
4:35:19think. Uh, and Jewish voters, the
4:35:22majority of them have voted Democratic
4:35:25in the past, but it seems many of them
4:35:27crossed over to vote for Mike Rogers
4:35:29this time. But right now, Abdul Elsad is
4:35:32underperforming Jocelyn Benson by six or
4:35:34seven points. But if Jocelyn wins by
4:35:36double digits, uh, it may all be
4:35:38immaterial. Uh, we're going to have to
4:35:40wait to see how this comes in, how the
4:35:42rest of the state votes. Did Did
4:35:44Michigan get motivated today? Um, from
4:35:47what I could hear, there was big turnout
4:35:48in many places across the state. But in
4:35:50Detroit, the turnout was not as robust,
4:35:52which could also be another good sign
4:35:54for Mike Rogers. Detroit doesn't break
4:35:56for Abdul Alai in the numbers they need,
4:35:58and the voter turnout was lighter than
4:36:00they need. Uh, there's still a chance
4:36:02here Mike Rogers wins a razor thin race,
4:36:05but right now, like I said, trailing by
4:36:07about 10 points.
4:36:10Okay, hang on for Gruber. Uh, your
4:36:12thoughts. the northern flank, Michigan
4:36:14being the centerpiece of this. We got
4:36:16college towns, you've got Detroit, then
4:36:18you've got the rest of the state. Talk
4:36:20to me about it.
4:36:21>> Well, great reporting from Gerber. And
4:36:22of course, he knows that state better
4:36:23than anybody knows the state of
4:36:24Michigan. And yes, listen, we've been
4:36:26delivering a lot of very bad news
4:36:27tonight. Let's give you some potentially
4:36:29good news, which is Michigan. Now, it's
4:36:31only 17% reporting, right? They they are
4:36:33painfully slow about their counting
4:36:35there. Well, they have a history of how
4:36:38they how they account
4:36:41paper the windows, right? Nothing going
4:36:43on here. Nothing to see. Um, but no, he
4:36:45makes excellent points which we made
4:36:47previously that uh that right now even
4:36:49though Elsa is up uh by double digits,
4:36:52he's not doing as well as he should be
4:36:54doing in college towns and in Detroit
4:36:56metro. So, that one thankfully is
4:36:59looking better than some of these others
4:37:01look right now. Um, you know, on the
4:37:03whole, obviously, it's it's a tough
4:37:04night, but uh but I'm cautiously
4:37:06optimistic that Michigan with only 17
4:37:08reporting is looking better than some of
4:37:11these other ones. By the way, you know,
4:37:12Steve, I one thing I'll be curious about
4:37:14tonight is seeing on some on some other
4:37:16media platforms, will the wararm mongers
4:37:18who have been pounding the table
4:37:19demanding uh various wars, by the way,
4:37:22and and it's wars.
4:37:23>> Mark was on was on his show yesterday
4:37:25saying it's not his fault.
4:37:27uh you know will well will well will
4:37:28well will well will well will well will
4:37:28well will well will well will well will
4:37:28Mark the remember this ringer that he
4:37:30wrote for the Washington Post there is
4:37:32no US downside to striking the Iranian
4:37:35regime this is a Republican right
4:37:37allegedly a conservative
4:37:39>> he was a speech writer for Bush
4:37:40>> yeah the first told us
4:37:42>> downside to striking the Iranian regime
4:37:45is he going to eat those absurd words
4:37:47tonight and realize that there's a lot
4:37:48of downside and there's and there is
4:37:50blood all over the screens regarding
4:37:52electoral blood all over the screens
4:37:53because we're getting our butts kicked
4:37:55because of a war we didn't need to as
4:37:57ask Lindsey Graham's sister right right
4:37:59now the big split there. Let's go to
4:38:01Georgia. We're going to stick around go
4:38:02back to Michigan. We're juggling. We got
4:38:04Texas.
4:38:05>> So much in play right now, but I want to
4:38:06go to Georgia on the House races. Trenis
4:38:09Evans. What do you got for us, sir? Uh
4:38:12the fact that Assaf was called as soon
4:38:14as the polls close that this billionaire
4:38:16that wrote big checks lost to a mayor
4:38:19who could not run. I want to make sure
4:38:21she could not run for reelection. She
4:38:23couldn't run for re-election because how
4:38:25she handled the city. She's now at least
4:38:27they're calling the race for her. Talk
4:38:29to us about these House races in
4:38:30Georgia. Sir,
4:38:34>> well, you know, it appears that Georgia
4:38:35voters have short memories on why they
4:38:37voted and put Trump in office and what
4:38:39happened here in the previous cycle in
4:38:40the 24th cycle. What we're seeing here
4:38:43is maybe apathetic voters, lack of
4:38:45turnout. Now, we're seeing the record
4:38:47high turnout, but it obviously didn't
4:38:49appear to, you know, it doesn't appear
4:38:50that it was for Republicans. The
4:38:52Democrat party is, you know, maj major
4:38:54gains here in Georgia and what we've
4:38:56always considered to be deep red Georgia
4:38:58and we're seeing a very concerning
4:39:00trend. Same you're seeing is around the
4:39:02country. Steve, I'm also looking at the
4:39:04situation right now with this very close
4:39:06district one race. I've been tracking
4:39:08particularly this race with Amanda
4:39:10Hollowell and Jim Kingston and this race
4:39:13is very close. I mean, we're within a
4:39:16thousand votes now. Typically, I would
4:39:19say that this race is in the bag.
4:39:20However, with the trend, and I'm looking
4:39:23at a trend map here, voter shift is uh
4:39:26definitely moved blue. I'm very
4:39:28concerned about that race that we could
4:39:29potentially lose a house seat here in
4:39:31Georgia. I'm hopeful that we retain that
4:39:33and we get the 95 expectation out of
4:39:36Georgia House races. But hang on, hang
4:39:39on. Slow down. What percentage of the
4:39:41vote in and where does it stand right
4:39:43now as far as percentage against each
4:39:45other, sir?
4:39:47in Georgia won.
4:39:48>> Uh 72 per 72.4% of the vote is in and we
4:39:53are at a 50.3 and a 49.7 for Jim
4:39:56Kingston
4:39:58>> trailing by just about 1,100 votes here.
4:40:01>> Okay. What I'm going to do is I'm going
4:40:02to go to IR.
4:40:03>> We're talking about rural counties. Not
4:40:05a lot.
4:40:05>> Yeah. if you can follow up and uh and
4:40:08drill down and get some uh more details
4:40:10on that. I'm gonna come back to you
4:40:11because this house race in Georgia, this
4:40:13is the difference between keeping it at
4:40:16223 of five or six
4:40:18>> seat and having it at 230 or 235,
4:40:20something that may take you a couple of
4:40:22cycles to dig yourself out of. Brother
4:40:24Cortez,
4:40:24>> let me tell you on the Senate side,
4:40:25okay, so some some potentially good
4:40:27news. Darlene Graham is closing the gap
4:40:29now. So now we have 82% of the vote in.
4:40:32She went from minus 6 to now minus4. So
4:40:35it's it's still going to be difficult
4:40:37from here.
4:40:37>> You're saying the big urban areas have
4:40:39have
4:40:40>> correct. Yes. Colombia and Charleston
4:40:42have largely already submitted. So it is
4:40:44possible to close this gap. Uh but 82%
4:40:47in she it's now 51 to 47. So she is
4:40:51closing the gap. Still doesn't look
4:40:53great. She needs to win 60% of the
4:40:55remaining vote. Uh but it's at least
4:40:58narrowing.
4:40:59>> I'm going to ask you about that Nancy
4:41:00Mace when we come back. Let's go in
4:41:03Iowa. We're now opening up Iowa. Iowa
4:41:04and Ohio we're going to focus on in the
4:41:07uh in the next couple of segments. Let's
4:41:09go to our own Tara Doll. Tara, we got
4:41:11about a minute. Just give us some
4:41:12atmospherics and we'll come back to you
4:41:14after the break. Uh what's the vibe out
4:41:17there?
4:41:19>> People are excited here, Steve. I was
4:41:21talking to former Congressman Steve King
4:41:24and he has um is thinking that Zack Lane
4:41:26can pull it off or the governorship, but
4:41:28it's a full room in here tonight. It's
4:41:30too early to call, of course, but uh
4:41:33we'll be watching, but it's it's full
4:41:34house and people are hoping that the
4:41:37Republicans will be able to pull it off,
4:41:38that Hinsson will pull it off and
4:41:39Governor Zack Lane will too.
4:41:42>> Well, Zach Lane, of course, is make
4:41:44America Healthy again. We're going to
4:41:45have Tony Lions join us because that's
4:41:47the big maha. That's the big maha. So,
4:41:50Ohio, Iowa, Michigan. We're going to go
4:41:53to the Big 10 schools in the next uh in
4:41:55the next block and see what's going
4:41:57>> the original Big 10. real Big 10, not
4:41:59this expanded Ruckers to UCLA nonsense,
4:42:02right?
4:42:02>> University of Maryland, Ruckers, UCLA.
4:42:05>> Come on.
4:42:05>> We got to fix that, too.
4:42:08>> I think it's going away from us. We got
4:42:09to We got to get this uh By the way, the
4:42:11college football poll, the important
4:42:13poll came out tonight. I have not had a
4:42:15chance to see it in here. Okay, our
4:42:18coverage continues. Iowa, Ohio. We're
4:42:21going to go to the Upper Midwest. Also,
4:42:23back to Texas. Focus on this Senate race
4:42:26and also Governor Abbott. Is he going to
4:42:28win his fourth term in these House
4:42:30seats? Guess what we're going to do?
4:42:32Also start to shift out to Arizona and
4:42:34other places as polls start to close
4:42:37around the country, including out west,
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4:45:18Wisconsin.
4:45:18>> Yeah. Let's talk Tom Tiffany.
4:45:20>> Original Big 10 Tom Tiffany. I I have
4:45:22been more involved in this race than any
4:45:24other race. And I have to tell you,
4:45:26Steve, Tom Tiffany, if he does in fact
4:45:28pull this out, uh, he is a politician I
4:45:31so admire because look, there's a lot of
4:45:32politicians sometimes, you know, it's
4:45:34sometimes
4:45:34>> I love this guy. You know why? Because
4:45:36we had Burquam, we had Oscar Blue
4:45:38Romero. These guys are being hit in the
4:45:39cartels. You're in the Darian Gap and I
4:45:42got a guy in a kayak or canoe. I said,
4:45:44"Who is this guy?" They go, "He's a
4:45:46congressman." I go, "From northern
4:45:47Wisconsin.
4:45:47>> Northern Wisconsin." And he he gets on
4:45:49the thing. He goes, "Steve, Wisconsin.
4:45:52Every state's a border state. Every
4:45:53town's a border town." Not a guy could
4:45:54hug this guy.
4:45:55>> Yeah, he's incredible.
4:45:56>> Tom Tiffany is a real individual. He
4:45:58went down there and not a Kodell because
4:46:00he says, "I need to know what's coming
4:46:03from Latin America and Central America
4:46:05so I can be a better congressman for my
4:46:08folks in Wisconsin." You don't hear
4:46:09that.
4:46:10>> Most representatives when they do these
4:46:11Kodells, when they do these trips that
4:46:13you pay for, by the way, taxpayers, they
4:46:14go to wonderful places. They go to Rome
4:46:16and Paris, right? Check it out.
4:46:18>> Yeah. Get wine and dine and they make up
4:46:20some dumb diplomatic reason some NATO
4:46:22thing in London. they go to one party,
4:46:23you know, and chalk it up to us. Uh Tom
4:46:26Tiffany, you're exactly right, went to a
4:46:28place of discomfort, physical danger,
4:46:30right, to learn about the origins of
4:46:32illegal migration in this country. So,
4:46:33let me tell you right now, it's only 9%
4:46:35in. So, we're certainly not celebrating
4:46:36yet, but 9% in, he is leading by 5%. But
4:46:40here's what I really like. Madison is
4:46:42in. And Madison, of course, University
4:46:44Town, University of Wisconsin, deeply
4:46:46blue. It's like the Berkeley, California
4:46:48of the Midwest.
4:46:49>> Almost bad as Ann Arbor. Not quite. And
4:46:51then Green Bay largely in and Green Bay
4:46:54generally decides elections because it
4:46:55was the way Wisconsin typically works is
4:46:57Madison, Milwaukee, super blue, the
4:47:00whole rest of the state basically deeply
4:47:02red and then Green Bay is kind of the
4:47:03swingy place. Okay, Green Bay, you know,
4:47:05is basically a suburb because it's not
4:47:07really a city in an urban sense. Uh, and
4:47:09so far so far only 10% in, but so far
4:47:12Tom Tiffany doing really well in Green
4:47:14Bay. Didn't get too destroyed in
4:47:16Madison. Let's hope a lot of bad news.
4:47:18Let's hope this
4:47:18>> guy Milwaukee. Talk to me first. How did
4:47:21Trump win in Wisconsin?
4:47:23>> Yeah. Um, well, and look, it was the
4:47:24most narrow again for the last three
4:47:26cycles, the most narrow. It was what,
4:47:2810,000 votes
4:47:29>> of all the swing states. Um, and you
4:47:31know, we he won on the economy, right?
4:47:33Economy and immigration. And uh, and
4:47:36unfortunately though, a lot of people
4:47:37are ticked off. Now, Tom Tiffany though
4:47:38did a very good job of of making that
4:47:40race about Wisconsin and not about
4:47:42Trump. And so if Tom Tiffany can pull
4:47:44this off, in spite of what we are
4:47:46clearly describing as a pretty brutal
4:47:49environment for Republicans tonight, if
4:47:51Tom Tiffany does pull this off, it will
4:47:53be proof that when you're running for
4:47:54governor, you don't have to agree with
4:47:56the Democrats to nationalize the race,
4:47:58right? Uh and Tom Tiffany, by the way,
4:48:00said the war needed to wrap up. So he
4:48:02was willing to carefully distance
4:48:04himself from the national party and from
4:48:06the national issues when he needed to.
4:48:07>> Let's go to uh let's go to the board. We
4:48:10got our own Neil McCabe right there.
4:48:12Neil, you're not at the White House
4:48:13tonight. You're on the board. Talk to me
4:48:14about Maine two.
4:48:16>> Yeah, Maine two is uh Paul Leage. And if
4:48:20he wins tonight, Steve, he will be the
4:48:24only Republican congressman in New
4:48:27England. He won reelection as the
4:48:30governor for his second term by 10
4:48:32points and he's up basically roughly
4:48:35nine points now. Uh when you go to the
4:48:38Senate race in Maine,
4:48:41you see Collins is literally tied with
4:48:4411% in obviously that's uh that's early
4:48:47days. Um and Collins is going to have
4:48:50strength in the uh the rural districts,
4:48:53but if you but Leage is absolutely
4:48:55leading the way
4:48:58with nine points there and go ahead talk
4:49:02to talk to me about let's go back to the
4:49:04Senate race with Collins and then we'll
4:49:06talk about the page because this could
4:49:07be a big pickup and by the way he's
4:49:09about as mega as you can get, right?
4:49:11He's a former governor uh kind of a a
4:49:14rough huned guy. Uh, talk to me about
4:49:17>> very much against Obamacare, by the way.
4:49:20>> Very much against Obamacare and they got
4:49:22kind of an independent streak up in
4:49:23Maine. Walk me through the Collins race
4:49:25right now because she's a pretty tough
4:49:27old bird when it comes to outperforming
4:49:29what people think she's going to do. And
4:49:31also, La Page, what do you walk me
4:49:34through it?
4:49:35>> Okay, so what's interesting about the
4:49:37Senate race is that Collins is always
4:49:39left for dead. It's always assumed that
4:49:41Collins is going to lose, but because
4:49:44she comes from a political family, both
4:49:45her father and uncle were in politics,
4:49:48Republican politics, and she has this,
4:49:50she grew up, you know, picking potatoes,
4:49:53and for people in Maine, that means
4:49:56something. It's something like not
4:49:58everybody picks potatoes in Maine, but
4:49:59they all have like this cultural
4:50:01affinity for the potato farmer. And so,
4:50:04she's very much a part of that. And she
4:50:06speaks their language. And so, you know,
4:50:09he she also sort of won the scratch
4:50:11ticket with opponents because Graham
4:50:13Plaser, who uh was the original Democrat
4:50:17going against her, you know, he had some
4:50:19very difficult situation. He had said
4:50:21some very unfortunate things on Reddit
4:50:23and he had ex-girlfriends who talked on
4:50:26the, you know, in the New York Times. He
4:50:28had to drop out. And then she gets this
4:50:31guy uh uh Jackson, former president of
4:50:34the main Senate, but he also is someone
4:50:37who has, you know, extreme anger issues
4:50:41where he literally on the Senate floor
4:50:43at the capital threw a water bottle at
4:50:45somebody and he's also, you know,
4:50:48screaming at people and he's kind of a
4:50:49maniac. Al also I think he told I think
4:50:52he told her to shut up during a debate
4:50:54or something which really played against
4:50:56just the just the way just the way the
4:50:58people
4:50:59>> and so Susan Collins you know you can't
4:51:01you can't beat it's better to be lucky
4:51:02than good right and so here she is and
4:51:05so but I I just think as as someone who
4:51:07grew up in New England it's just amazing
4:51:09to me that Leage could actually be the
4:51:13only congressperson from New England in
4:51:16at least 20 years and so it's funny in
4:51:18these sort of wavection ctions, you also
4:51:21get new stars that sort of emerge who
4:51:24actually are successful. So the so the
4:51:26party that loses, but the people who are
4:51:29able to emerge from that loss turn out
4:51:32to be some superstars because they
4:51:34cracked the code with the voters. I do
4:51:36want to turn also if we're talking about
4:51:38New England, we'll go to New Hampshire
4:51:43and uh that's a tough race there. That's
4:51:46also about 50/50 with Kelly AayOT and uh
4:51:49and Cindy Warington. And so, you know,
4:51:52the colleges and the cities are going to
4:51:54report first and sort of
4:51:56>> the Supreme Court did the Supreme Court
4:51:58did come in and and rule. And remember
4:52:00on the polling, she was at least up uh
4:52:03five or six points. Neil, hang on for
4:52:04one second. What I want to do is go to
4:52:07Ohio, our own Ben Burkwam, come back. I
4:52:10got Solomon, I got Cortez, we're going
4:52:12to go to Iowa. Ben Burrwam, uh, talk to
4:52:15us about Husted. Do we have a fighting
4:52:17chance out there?
4:52:21>> An update. Uh, we're 66% in. It It looks
4:52:25like VC's done. Uh, he's only at 40 45.9
4:52:2946%. I got a Libertarian in there
4:52:31pulling three points, but it that looks
4:52:33like that one's done. They haven't
4:52:34called it yet, but not looking good. But
4:52:36the Senate race, yes, it does look like
4:52:38uh Shared Brown is only at 48%. You've
4:52:41got Husted uh Husted at 46%. It's only a
4:52:4666,000
4:52:48difference and we're at 66% in every
4:52:51vote, every tally that keeps coming in.
4:52:53It's getting tighter and tighter and
4:52:54tighter. But the big the big one here is
4:52:57the third party candidates. Husted would
4:52:59have won this already in my opinion if
4:53:01you didn't have the Libertarian and the
4:53:03Independent in here that are pulling
4:53:04about 5% of the vote right now. Uh but
4:53:06he still has a shot. Husted still has a
4:53:09shot. I'd say VC's out.
4:53:10>> Oh, no. a real shot. But, you know, the
4:53:12um running ahead of the VE, but also
4:53:15these libertarians and independents, you
4:53:17know, they're financed by left-wing dark
4:53:19money donors to get into the races and
4:53:21you carve off one or two% in these
4:53:23races.
4:53:24>> Sure.
4:53:24>> You're done.
4:53:24>> Yeah.
4:53:25>> Right.
4:53:25>> No, in these tight races, that could be
4:53:27the difference. By the way, you were
4:53:28mentioning too, South Carolina won the
4:53:29former Nancy Mace district 70% in and
4:53:33Republican honeyut is down 4% there.
4:53:38>> That's a tough one. 47 to 51 right now.
4:53:40>> That's a tough one. Got to hold You got
4:53:42to pull that thing out. That's uh that's
4:53:43a lot to make up uh with very little to
4:53:46go. So, we'll keep an eye on that. Uh
4:53:48with Nancy Mace uh the former Nancy Mace
4:53:51seat can't lose any more seats in the
4:53:53House, particularly in the South. Let's
4:53:55go to Iowa. Um Tara Doll, we've got a
4:54:00Senate race, we have a governor's race,
4:54:02and we got a couple of uh House races
4:54:05that are in play. I mean, Iowa is of
4:54:07concern to everybody. What's your sense,
4:54:10uh, ma'am, of where we stand?
4:54:14>> Well, it's only 26% of the vote that's
4:54:16in, so it's hard to tell right now. And
4:54:18most of the counties that have reported
4:54:20in are blue counties. And so, we're
4:54:22really looking for the northwest and the
4:54:25west area of the state. That's going to
4:54:27really be the Republican stronghold. So,
4:54:29those are the counties to watch. So, I
4:54:31think it's too early to to be able to
4:54:33call it right now, but the Republicans
4:54:35are behind right now, but it's only 24%.
4:54:37So, we can't call it. It's too early.
4:54:40>> Talk to me about the governor's race
4:54:41because this is the Make America Healthy
4:54:43Again candidate. People are criticizing
4:54:46him and saying, "Hey, he's not a fire
4:54:48breather, of course." But talk to me
4:54:50about the Talk to me about the uh talk
4:54:52to me about the um uh the governor's
4:54:55race.
4:54:57>> Well, Zack Lane, he's a great candidate.
4:55:00Um he like you said he's a Maha
4:55:02candidate. He runs strong on that and he
4:55:04also is very strong on school choice. Um
4:55:06he's he started a private charter school
4:55:09and that's a big issue here in Iowa.
4:55:11Even just talking to voters today the
4:55:14education here is a big issue. So that
4:55:16could be something like a Virginia
4:55:17education parent. Um so he would be
4:55:20we've heard really good things about
4:55:21him. Um right now he's down but again
4:55:24it's too early to tell.
4:55:27>> Okay, we'll come back to you. I want to
4:55:29go back to Ohio, but we're going to talk
4:55:31about Colorado. Of course, there's a
4:55:34couple of House seats up there. People
4:55:36are talking about Boowbert, uh, also the
4:55:38one that's Boowbert left, uh, that's in
4:55:41the in the mountains. Everything there
4:55:43is, uh, I think is up for grabs, uh, in
4:55:46Colorado, including the, uh, these women
4:55:49that really put forward and had
4:55:50tremendous courage to put Prop 133, 134,
4:55:55135. Ben Burquam, you've been a sherpa
4:55:58for Colorado. What do you got?
4:56:01>> Yeah, big news. So, the uh the election
4:56:04results are coming in. 60% are in. Dems
4:56:07are crushing, which is what we expected.
4:56:0960 60 to 35%. But all three initiatives
4:56:15are winning. Yes. So, 133 to make it
4:56:18mandatory life sentences for sex
4:56:20trafficking a child. 865,000
4:56:23votes to 500,000. No. Uh 134 to keep men
4:56:27out of women's sports, boys out of girls
4:56:29sports. That's winning by almost 100,000
4:56:32votes.
4:56:33>> And
4:56:33>> hang on. Hang on.
4:56:34>> 135. It's winning. Stop transing kids.
4:56:38>> That means Democrats are voting for all
4:56:40three of those initiatives.
4:56:43>> Hang on. This these women were outspent
4:56:4722 to1.
4:56:49>> They were threatened.
4:56:49>> 22 to one.
4:56:52>> 22 to1. They had nothing but War and
4:56:54Posi and other grassroots organizations
4:56:56in Colorado. This is my point.
4:56:59>> There are great people out there and
4:57:00they they tried to break them by
4:57:03intimidation.
4:57:04>> Ben Burram, you talk about good news.
4:57:07Very good news. We're going to come back
4:57:08to you, brother
4:57:09>> in Ohio. I think Hustad's going to be
4:57:11hunkered down for this thing,
4:57:13>> right? He's a tough football player.
4:57:14University of Dayton. That's what
4:57:16President Trump was saying when he
4:57:17walked up to him even on his Wikipedia
4:57:18page. Here's the guy's I think one of
4:57:20the greatest strong safeties in the
4:57:22history of division two. It's not even
4:57:24his Wikipedia. President Trump goes,
4:57:26"What's the story?" 17 interceptions in
4:57:29one year. Right. Anyway, Sher commercial
4:57:32break. Cortez, do you have to leave?
4:57:33>> I do it to get going.
4:57:34>> Okay. Give us where? Social media. Where
4:57:36do we get you?
4:57:36>> Yeah. Go to Stevecortez is my Twitter.
4:57:38Cortez with an S at the end.
4:57:39Cortezinvestigates.com. All my content.
4:57:41>> You're going over to News Nation right
4:57:42now. We're going to play some clips. I
4:57:45think they may come after you for this
4:57:48Hispanic. I'm just tossing that out
4:57:49there every now and again. Steve Cortez,
4:57:52great work, brother. Thank you for
4:57:53coming by.
4:57:54>> Thank you, son, for coming by, too.
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5:00:28Okay. Uh Natalie Winters, you're at the
5:00:30desk there in our Real America's Voice
5:00:33uh election center at our headquarters
5:00:35in Washington DC or I guess our
5:00:37headquarters in West Palm Beach, but our
5:00:39studio in Washington DC. What do you got
5:00:41for us, ma'am?
5:00:43Well, Steve, I have uh the wonderful
5:00:45assignment of still having to watch MS
5:00:48Now. And I think one of the most
5:00:49interesting talking points that they're
5:00:51putting out now pertains primarily to
5:00:53the Florida Senate race. Everything to
5:00:57do with Angie Nixon. And this is similar
5:00:59talking points and discourse that you're
5:01:01seeing really among the kind of
5:01:02grassroots activists left, the
5:01:05Indivisible founders. I would read you
5:01:07their tweets, but they're a little uh
5:01:09profanity laced. But instead of viewing
5:01:12the loss of Angie Nixon as an indictment
5:01:15against DSA endorsed or DSA candidates
5:01:18themselves, which obviously she
5:01:20outperformed most Democrats in that
5:01:22state, they're actually viewing it as an
5:01:24indictment on the lack of the Democratic
5:01:26establishment, particularly, you know,
5:01:28the fundraisers, other candidates coming
5:01:30down, um the Democrat Senate committee,
5:01:32all of that. they are really really
5:01:34angry and doing I think what us
5:01:36Republicans are used to saying well the
5:01:38Republican establishment didn't get
5:01:40behind this candidate so she didn't win
5:01:42had they they could have had a chance
5:01:43now to broaden the map out also into the
5:01:46state legislators specifically honing in
5:01:48on the DSA there's some very interesting
5:01:50trends going on there seven house seats
5:01:53are now projected to go to DSA backed
5:01:56candidates that is up from two which is
5:01:58a 250% increase and in New York they
5:02:02have the second largest socialist
5:02:04delegation in any state legislature just
5:02:07behind Wisconsin back in 1919. Um it's
5:02:11around 15 project projected seats, 11
5:02:13assembly seats and four senate seats.
5:02:16But what's also really interesting is in
5:02:17some southern states states you wouldn't
5:02:19maybe think you're seeing in state
5:02:21houses DSA um state legislators pick up
5:02:25seats. For example, in Georgia, uh
5:02:28Matthew Samson, who's 27 in House
5:02:30District 58, won his seat that was uh
5:02:33vacated by a less radical Democrat. That
5:02:36doubles the delegation there of DSA
5:02:38members from 1 to two. In Kentucky, you
5:02:41also have a DSA um House District 43
5:02:44member winning. Similarly, in Florida,
5:02:46that was a flipped seat. And in
5:02:47Washington DC, overwhelming support for
5:02:50the DSA mayor. to pivot to another topic
5:02:53though similar but there is interesting
5:02:55a brief uh transition uh exit polls
5:02:57early exit polls are showing that white
5:02:59evangelical Christians their turnout is
5:03:02about 17% of voters down from nearly a
5:03:05quarter in 2024 while still backing
5:03:08Republicans nearly 4 to1 but a very
5:03:10interesting thing that we're watching
5:03:12here on all levels not just through the
5:03:13lens of candidates and their positions
5:03:16on data centers but these actual ballot
5:03:18measures pertaining to data centers
5:03:21There's an overwhelming rejection of
5:03:23them, but also an overwhelming kind of
5:03:26invite and inclusion of the idea that
5:03:27communities should be allowed to vote on
5:03:29whether or not these data centers are
5:03:30going to be built. For example, in
5:03:32Edgewater, Florida, quote, the proposal
5:03:35is to ban new data centers through a
5:03:37city charter. 77% yes, reporting now. In
5:03:41Trenton, Ohio, the proposal was to ban
5:03:44large-scale data center construction.
5:03:45Again, 77% yes. in Defiance, Ohio,
5:03:49banning the construction of data centers
5:03:51exceeding 25 megawatts, 63% yes. In
5:03:54Grove City, Ohio, require voter approval
5:03:57for qualifying large developments, 55%
5:04:00yes. And in Asheville, Ohio, uphold the
5:04:02negotiating framework for two kind of
5:04:04pre-is data centers. Uh that was an 82%
5:04:07no, so a rejection. So very interesting
5:04:10kind of I think below the topline races,
5:04:12but trends to follow the DSA and data
5:04:14centers.
5:04:15>> No, but this is very important. just go
5:04:17back and give me your summary of what
5:04:19people thought about the oligarchs and
5:04:21particularly the pushing of these data
5:04:22centers because I think this is one of
5:04:24the reasons that uh Byron Donald's uh
5:04:27you know had a had a much tougher time
5:04:29than people thought in uh in Florida. He
5:04:31had taken money from the data center
5:04:32guys and then really didn't repudiate
5:04:34him as much as Ronda Santis did. N
5:04:37>> well I mean 100% the messaging that you
5:04:40just need to embrace data centers does
5:04:42not work and I think you even see it in
5:04:44the phrasing right the kind of rhetoric
5:04:46in these proposals it's the idea that
5:04:48people in these communities should have
5:04:49a say and you're seeing frankly 77% 82%
5:04:53these are extremely extremely high
5:04:55numbers and that's in addition to the
5:04:57frankly billions of dollars that all
5:04:58these tech companies have poured into
5:05:00these elections but also Steve too I
5:05:02think that you're never going to get
5:05:03Republicans do an about face and
5:05:05suddenly think that you Mark Zuckerberg
5:05:07and all of these people who were MAGA.
5:05:09Although now I'm pretty sure they'll
5:05:10probably go back to being Democrats
5:05:11right after the impeachment and the
5:05:13subpoena letters start flowing. I'm sure
5:05:14they'll
5:05:16>> factchecking programs are going to start
5:05:17again. Yeah.
5:05:19>> Yeah. No, I think it's all it's all it's
5:05:21all going to it's all going to flip
5:05:22hard. Uh Natalie, hang right there. I
5:05:25want to go to John Solomon. John
5:05:26Solomon, you got an update for us in
5:05:28South Carolina. I think they've called
5:05:30the governor's race.
5:05:31>> Talk to me about the Senate race.
5:05:33>> Uh they've called the Senate race. At
5:05:35least two have. NBC and the Hills
5:05:37decision desk have called it for Darlene
5:05:39Graham. Just a minute ago, the Hills
5:05:41decision desk is called Iowa Governor
5:05:44for the Democrat candidate. Uh so this
5:05:47is starting to sweep across the country,
5:05:49a blue wave and many different things,
5:05:50including governorships that have long
5:05:52been in Republican hands. So you're
5:05:56seeing this continue to sweep across the
5:05:57country. Same trend lines, uh safe red
5:06:00seats, safe uh red governorships, uh
5:06:04beginning to tilt blue. This is
5:06:05definitely going to be a blue wave
5:06:06tonight. Uh Darlene Graham perhaps the
5:06:09most um perplexing just because she's
5:06:12someone who seemed reluctant in the job
5:06:14and um and uh ultimately there were
5:06:17other candidates who had better
5:06:18statewide organizations in South
5:06:20Carolina. That one's going to be a
5:06:21candidate decision. South Carolina was
5:06:23probably a savable um Senate seat with
5:06:27the right candidate. But tonight it
5:06:28looks like Darlene Graham is going down.
5:06:31Uh Iowa is going to be a tough night I
5:06:33think for Republicans.
5:06:35Wisconsin has very quickly flipped to
5:06:37the blue column. Tom Tiffany, a great
5:06:39guy and on our network often, but uh
5:06:41right now now with about 35% of the
5:06:43voting down about 10 points. So the
5:06:46trend lines are pretty clear. I think
5:06:47the coalition that Donald Trump put
5:06:49together in 2024, young males, Hispanic
5:06:52voters, u independent voters, has tilted
5:06:56to the left. Uh they're willing to give
5:06:58socialists a chance because they don't
5:07:00think the economyy's been fixed. And
5:07:02then some of the core constituencies of
5:07:04the Republican party when you dig into
5:07:06these exit results like I've been doing,
5:07:08Steve, um evangelical voters way down,
5:07:11the young voter, the young conservative
5:07:13voter way down. That Charlie Kirk voter
5:07:15that was so energized in 24 way down uh
5:07:18in the you can see how how this night is
5:07:22shaping up and what lessons we take from
5:07:24this. The one interesting thing though
5:07:26socialists are doing very well tonight.
5:07:28The overall national sentiment is
5:07:30Americans do not want socialism. So
5:07:33they're just picking socialists out of
5:07:34anger over the economy, but it is not an
5:07:37embrace of socialism. It's a rejection
5:07:39of the current uh economy.
5:07:43>> What um let's go back to Darling Graham.
5:07:45She was a reluctant candidate but pushed
5:07:47by Hannity and other people at Fox as a
5:07:49tribute to Lindsey Graham who as you
5:07:52know had a huge contention on the right
5:07:54the anti-war right or people didn't want
5:07:56to get into this situation in in the
5:07:59Middle East. What is the lesson we can
5:08:01learn because it's pretty stunning that
5:08:03you win the governorship in South
5:08:05Carolina. Yeah.
5:08:06>> And you're going to lose
5:08:07>> wins easily.
5:08:08>> Yeah. Listen, if Ralph Norman's in that
5:08:10seat, you probably won both uh both
5:08:12seats tonight. Um, at the end of the
5:08:14day, uh, Donald Trump has always been an
5:08:16instinctual politician that has normally
5:08:19served him very well and his record over
5:08:21the last 10 years is extraordinary. His
5:08:23comeback in 2024, anything unlike
5:08:26anything we've seen in American history,
5:08:27his rallies, um, tonight, some of the
5:08:30candidate decisions are part of the
5:08:32problem. The bigger problem is the
5:08:34instinctual decision to do the war which
5:08:36triggered the gas prices that fractured
5:08:39his coalition and gave Democrats. Now
5:08:42the what's interesting in in watching
5:08:43MSN now or whatever we call it these
5:08:45days and the left they're interpreting
5:08:48this as an embrace of socialism. It is
5:08:50not. It is a rejection of the current
5:08:52state of the economy in gas prices
5:08:54predominantly data center somewhere
5:08:56downstream in some of these places. Um
5:08:58but this is an economic election. It is
5:09:01not an embrace of socialism. And quite
5:09:03frankly, when you look at um the
5:09:05Hispanic vote, which broke from
5:09:07Republicans tonight, like the young
5:09:08vote, uh there's still a lot of distrust
5:09:10of socialism among Hispanics. There's a
5:09:13lot of connectivity with um the uh
5:09:17Hispanic voter when it comes to abortion
5:09:18and cultural issues and family issues,
5:09:21small business. Um one of the lessons
5:09:23tonight is that the Fox era of the
5:09:26Republican party is probably coming to
5:09:28an end. You've seen Fox's ratings
5:09:29collapse a little bit. You see the
5:09:31president uh being uncomfortable with
5:09:33them. There is a new type of constituent
5:09:35that needs to be engaged, a real
5:09:37American that needs to be engaged.
5:09:39They're Hispanic. They're young. They're
5:09:41a working class. Um the cultural wins,
5:09:45the communication wins that the
5:09:46Republican party need to be made before
5:09:48the next election have to be made in
5:09:51conversations like we have every day on
5:09:52this network. Uh, it starts with a
5:09:54conversation getting back to what we
5:09:56promised people we would do. Uh, and I
5:09:59think the old coalitions are fracturing.
5:10:01The older evangelical vote starting to
5:10:03fade into history. You got to replace
5:10:05that with something. Hispanics and
5:10:07Catholics are a possibility. But there's
5:10:09a realignment going on, an exciting
5:10:11realignment uh going on. But I do think
5:10:13some of the main stays of the Republican
5:10:16party, the Fox News is the uh Christian
5:10:18Coalition thing, they frayed in this
5:10:21election. And it is a challenge for the
5:10:23Republican party to put together a new
5:10:25coalition in time for 2028. It's very
5:10:28doable. Uh I fix the economy, get back
5:10:31to the issues at one and 24. Uh stay
5:10:33true to the MAGA uh Trump phenomenon.
5:10:37Fix the wars. There's still a coalition
5:10:39to be reathered. But tonight, it
5:10:41fractured and it fractured under very
5:10:43clear circumstances. The economy uh and
5:10:46not sticking to your promises and bad
5:10:48candidates in some cases. But all of
5:10:51these are fixable issues. This is not a
5:10:53seismic shift in politics. It is a
5:10:55blue-wave rejection of the state of the
5:10:57economy. Very fixable for 28. But some
5:11:00sort of conversation has to happen in
5:11:02the Fox News style of having that
5:11:04conversation. Republicans. That era is
5:11:06over. The evangelical is always carrying
5:11:09the Republican bacon. That era is over.
5:11:12It's going to be about winning young
5:11:13people, about winning Hispanics, uh
5:11:15about winning the working class and
5:11:17putting that in together, being an
5:11:18economic first Republican party. Those
5:11:21are the messages that are very inherent
5:11:23in tonight's results.
5:11:26>> Talk to me about uh before we go to
5:11:27break in about uh 90 seconds, the uh did
5:11:31the Christian did the evangelicals, give
5:11:33me the math on that. Did they turn out?
5:11:35>> Yeah, they're they're down about 5%
5:11:37which is a big uh that's a big loss in
5:11:39the coalition. In Texas, it's a little
5:11:40bit more. So maybe the whole center
5:11:42phenomenon is real with Paxton. Uh but
5:11:45Hispanics broke in a big way. By the
5:11:47way, Hispanic Catholics could be an
5:11:48enormous um uh part of the Republican
5:11:51party for the future, but there hasn't
5:11:53been the investment in a real
5:11:55relationship with Hispanic voters.
5:11:57>> Yeah. And that's it's got to start with
5:11:59having a Hispanic news channel that's
5:12:00reliable, not Univision. Things that,
5:12:03you know, Rav and I and others are
5:12:04working on right now. Lots of
5:12:06opportunity. I mean, the the nice thing
5:12:07about this election is there's a road
5:12:09map for what Republicans could do. And I
5:12:11think Democrats are going to misread the
5:12:13road map tonight as an embrace of the
5:12:15far-left socialism. It's not
5:12:18you think MSWC will do that. Hang on for
5:12:21a second.
5:12:23>> We still got a long way to go uh as it
5:12:26rolls out across the nation. We're going
5:12:28to go back. We're going to talk
5:12:28Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, Colorado, Texas.
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5:15:17Okay. Uh, let's go. I want to go to New
5:15:20York.
5:15:21>> Our own our own David. We're working
5:15:23through the music right now, folks. Uh,
5:15:26I our, you know, this is called It's
5:15:28like the music. We're getting rid of the
5:15:30deck chairs on the Titanic. I'm just
5:15:31kidding. Yes, ma'am.
5:15:33>> 24 seconds ago, decision desk projects
5:15:35James Tarico wins the Texas US Senate
5:15:38general election. Oh, a blockbuster. I
5:15:41tell you what, do we have uh let's go to
5:15:43Stinch? Can we go to Stinchfield and uh
5:15:45at Paxton headquarters? Do I have
5:15:48Stinch? Is he up?
5:15:49>> Yes, I'm I'm here, Steve.
5:15:50>> Stenchfield. Grant, what do you got for
5:15:52us, brother?
5:15:52>> I'm here. You there? Yes.
5:15:54>> Yeah. Yeah. What do you got for us?
5:15:56>> So, I look this this
5:15:59is not good. I'm looking at these
5:16:01numbers with Paxton down 13 points with
5:16:0460 plus% of the vote in and I'm not even
5:16:08seeing Travis County reported. That is a
5:16:10huge Democrat county. That's Austin. I I
5:16:13don't see quite frankly how he comes
5:16:15back and wins. Now the the the thing
5:16:18with this is you've got Abbott down
5:16:20eight points. You've got every other
5:16:21Republican running statewide, whether
5:16:23it's controller, whether it's railroad
5:16:25commissioner, they're down anywhere
5:16:26between five and 10 points. That means
5:16:30people had to either not vote for Paxton
5:16:33uh when they voted for the others or
5:16:36made a switch vote to Taller Rico and
5:16:38voted for Republicans in other areas,
5:16:40but you got Paxton down twice as much as
5:16:42every other statewide raceh holder here
5:16:46as Republicans. Steve, I'm going to tell
5:16:47you, I live in Texas. If this state goes
5:16:51blue, Steve, slow down.
5:16:53>> The buried lead, let's not bury the
5:16:55lead.
5:16:55>> Yeah.
5:16:56>> Greg Abbott's running for his fourth
5:16:58term. Greg Abbott spent a hundred to
5:17:00$200 million. Greg Abbott has 100% name
5:17:03recognition. How possibly could you, And
5:17:06by the way, Abbott's polling was that he
5:17:08was up two to three, four points. How is
5:17:11Abbott losing uh by eight points? And is
5:17:15there anything out there you see in
5:17:16these counties coming in that can turn
5:17:18that around? Sir,
5:17:21>> look, it there's there's still some
5:17:23rural counties to come in, but it scares
5:17:26me that Austin has not come in because
5:17:28that's huge numbers for for Democrats.
5:17:30And I actually had the feeling that
5:17:33Abbott wasn't taking this race as
5:17:35seriously as he needed to take this. And
5:17:38what's really going to disgust me,
5:17:39Steve, is that the Cornin crowd, the
5:17:42Bush clan, the establishment jerks of
5:17:45Texas are going to look at this as a
5:17:47victory for them. How dare you cross us?
5:17:50They're going to say. Now, I'm not
5:17:52saying, you know, maybe a miracle
5:17:53happens and we still pull this out.
5:17:55>> Hang on.
5:17:56>> Hang on.
5:17:56>> All right.
5:17:57>> There's a 5% There's a 5% gap between
5:18:00Abbott and uh and uh Paxton. That is
5:18:03clearly the Bush Hunter who people
5:18:06Republicans and other people refusing to
5:18:08vote
5:18:08>> for Paxton. But Abbott is a Bush guy.
5:18:12That that is the representative of the
5:18:14Bush apparatus. The Bush apparatus right
5:18:16now is down eight points against
5:18:19somebody that had no name recognition
5:18:21and very little money
5:18:23>> and they I mean it's almost like a
5:18:25protest.
5:18:26>> So walk me through walk me through
5:18:28Abbott because
5:18:29>> Steve uh yeah go ahead.
5:18:34>> Well Abbott's a chameleon, right? He is
5:18:36a very polit Abbott's Abbott's a
5:18:38chameleon. He's a very political guy. He
5:18:41started to move to Maggie. You saw him
5:18:43embrace Trump. He's not a MAGA governor,
5:18:45but he embraced Trump. He would do his
5:18:47things. He'd kiss the ring, and he'd try
5:18:49to talk to the MAGA crowd, the Tea Party
5:18:51crowd, as I call them here in Texas
5:18:53still. And he tried to shift to get away
5:18:56from that Bush uh mentality, but I'm
5:18:59sure he's still getting Bush money. So,
5:19:01in some respects, he's down. You know,
5:19:02John was saying that he doesn't think
5:19:04this is an embrace of socialism. Steve,
5:19:06I'll tell you the most the most thing
5:19:08that I'm afraid of is that this country
5:19:10is becoming absolutely freaking lazy.
5:19:13and anybody make a promise of free
5:19:15health care and free education that
5:19:17these kids will just jump on board with
5:19:19that. They think that money grows on
5:19:20trees. Not to sound like an old man
5:19:22talking to my son, but I am actually
5:19:24worried that this country is embracing
5:19:26this mentality. How else you I get the
5:19:29gas price side that had a big effect.
5:19:31Iran had a huge effect even here in
5:19:33Texas. Huge effect. But I did not see
5:19:36this coming. I'm not saying it's over
5:19:38yet. I'm not. But I'm I'm I'm in shock
5:19:41right now.
5:19:43>> Okay, hang on for a second. We're gonna
5:19:45continue to press on this. Let's go. Do
5:19:46I have David Zir and Mike Lawler? We got
5:19:49a bunch of new announcements. I'm going
5:19:50to go to Hang on a second. You have
5:19:52you're your
5:19:53>> Arizona 6 as Decision Desk is calling
5:19:56that
5:19:57>> for a flip. Yeah. I want to what I want
5:19:58to do is go out and do these in bunches.
5:20:00I want to go out to the Arizona crowd.
5:20:01Covet and that. Let's go to Zir. Zir,
5:20:05where do we stand with Michael Lawler in
5:20:07this race in New York and overall in New
5:20:09York? Where do we stand, sir?
5:20:13>> Hey, Steve. I just wanted to start off
5:20:16by saying I've been in 27 states this
5:20:18year. I saw the handwriting on the wall
5:20:20with these big Q3 halls by these Senate
5:20:22candidates all over the country for the
5:20:24Democrats. Uh, but in New York, we used
5:20:27to have nine congressional seats that
5:20:29were read out of 26 in 2022. in 2024
5:20:33that shrank to seven that may shrink to
5:20:35say four tonight as Nick Lenoda and
5:20:38Andrew Garbalino incumbents in the first
5:20:41and third districts on Long Island. The
5:20:43first and second districts are in
5:20:45jeopardy.
5:20:46So Mike Lawler is ahead by one and a
5:20:49half with about 35% of the vote. He's
5:20:51got a fighting chance here. Still in the
5:20:54lead, but we're probably going to lose
5:20:56at least the phonics seat in the 21st
5:20:58with Anthony Constantino, Republican
5:21:01candidate. It's a route so far down by
5:21:03about 18 points.
5:21:06>> Hang on, hang on. He has spent whatever
5:21:10you think it was. He spent his own
5:21:11money. Didn't take a penny from the
5:21:12outside. I think spent $17 million of
5:21:14his own money. Stefonic, that is a Trump
5:21:18plus 20. I think Stefonics won by 20.
5:21:21Trump's one by 20. That's essentially
5:21:22all it's Saratoga, but it's all upstate
5:21:25New York, which is MAGA. What's the
5:21:27status of that race?
5:21:31>> Uh, well, at least the Bonic Seat. Um,
5:21:33there Anthony Constantino is down um to
5:21:38Jen Debbian by about 18 points. I have a
5:21:41house in Saratoga County with my family.
5:21:44Um, it's deep red. There's American
5:21:46flags everywhere. Uh, but I don't know
5:21:49how to explain whether it's an
5:21:51enthusiasm gap or what, but New York
5:21:53could be in a situation where you have
5:21:55between three and five red congressional
5:21:58seats out of 26 districts
5:22:01where they've redistricted that like
5:22:02crazy. Let's go back. What percentage of
5:22:04the vote in Stefonic's district, New
5:22:07York 21? Hang on a second. Yes,
5:22:09>> it's 49% in.
5:22:10>> 49% in.
5:22:11>> Mhm.
5:22:12>> You're my new Cortez, right? Maybe I get
5:22:15maybe I get Navaro over here. We can do
5:22:17that. Zir, walk me through Lawler right
5:22:20now
5:22:21>> on um what do you know has come in? It
5:22:24sounds still very enthusiastic there. Uh
5:22:27walk me through what they're looking at.
5:22:32>> Uh yeah, Steve, I just wanted to go back
5:22:34to the 21st. Looks like Anthony
5:22:36Constantino has closed ground about 15
5:22:40points just in the last few minutes when
5:22:42I rechecked it. about 50% of the vote
5:22:44and he's only down one now which is an
5:22:46incredible uh comeback. So we'll see
5:22:48where those votes came in from. But Mike
5:22:50Lawler is very positive. You know Mike
5:22:51Lawler has 80,000 plus Democrats in this
5:22:54district up here in the 17th and he had
5:22:57to ride the line. you know, he's not the
5:22:59most conservative MAGA candidate, and he
5:23:01was instrumental in getting the OBB
5:23:04passed, but he kind of held Trump
5:23:05hostage to get back the salt cap limits
5:23:08uh to 40,000 from 10,000, which really
5:23:11helped the Democrat taxpayers in
5:23:13Westchester County, a very liberal area,
5:23:16and maybe some of the stuff going on
5:23:19with um you know, the Jewish vote here,
5:23:21one of the largest Jewish populations in
5:23:24the United States in Putnham and
5:23:25Westchester and Rockland counties.
5:23:28that may have helped uh Lawler so far as
5:23:31well, but I think there's only less than
5:23:3240% of the vote in with Mike Lawler.
5:23:35Close race.
5:23:36>> Uh David, we're going to come back to
5:23:38you. We also want an update on uh
5:23:40anything in Long Island and of course in
5:23:42upstate uh New York. Let's go to I think
5:23:44we go to Trenis Evans. Trenis has an
5:23:47update on the House races in Georgia.
5:23:50Trenis, what do you got for us?
5:23:54>> Hey Steve, how are you? So listen,
5:23:56Georgia is starting to look, you know,
5:23:57the rural counties are starting to pull
5:23:59it out and it was really close touch and
5:24:01go here. We're watching, you know,
5:24:03Bacum, Chadam, and a couple others,
5:24:06Macintosh, those voters and the narrow
5:24:09mar the large margins they pulled there
5:24:11helped succumb what looks to be a hold
5:24:13on uh retaining those House seats in
5:24:16District 1, District 11, District 12.
5:24:18Those are the ones still uh not called.
5:24:20No one has called those, but I'm seeing
5:24:22pretty good numbers and it looks as
5:24:24though we're going to retain those. But,
5:24:26uh, man, it was it was quite the scare
5:24:28here right at the toward the end. And
5:24:30God bless those rural counties and
5:24:32getting out. I mean, we're talking about
5:24:33places like the Okan Oka Finoi Swamp
5:24:36place that have more alligators than
5:24:37people, but they're going to be I mean,
5:24:40some of these races are very, very
5:24:42close. That race is very close. 500 to
5:24:44a,000 votes. So, it's going to be a
5:24:46while before it's called, you think?
5:24:50Uh, no. We've made a two We made a jump
5:24:53significant jump there in District 1.
5:24:54We're sitting on about 2,000 additional
5:24:56votes now.
5:24:57>> Okay, fine. Perfect.
5:24:59>> Okay, great. Um, we will come back to
5:25:01you, sir.
5:25:02>> Yeah, that's coming around. Uh,
5:25:04>> appreciate you. Just hang on. We'll come
5:25:06back to you.
5:25:06>> Thank you.
5:25:07>> Is Caroline Ren? Do I have Caroline Ren?
5:25:11Caroline Ren, come on, baby. Let's go to
5:25:14the uh let's go to the wall and our own
5:25:16Neil McCabe. also got Navaro back in the
5:25:19uh in the main um our main decision
5:25:22desk. We'll go to him. Uh Neil McCabe,
5:25:25what do you got for me? You got a couple
5:25:26of minutes before we go to break.
5:25:27>> No, I wanted to point out, you know,
5:25:29going just to sort of pile on to what uh
5:25:31David was talking about when you go to
5:25:34New York, right? You're looking at um
5:25:37you know, Long Island, which is the
5:25:40stronghold, right? That's all the
5:25:42stalwarts. Uh Lee Zeldon was New York
5:25:45one and he, you know, he had a great
5:25:48race four years ago for governor, you
5:25:50know, and you had tremendous momentum
5:25:53really led by uh Alex Degross and Elise
5:25:56Stefanic. In 22, you pick up seats
5:25:59basically the four or five seats they
5:26:01they flipped in New York in 22. That's
5:26:04part of the reason why you had a house
5:26:05majority. And then President Trump
5:26:08really gave everybody a roadmap of how
5:26:11to win in New York and uh made inroads
5:26:14in the outer burrows and and then you
5:26:17just see it uh you know we it could come
5:26:20down to uh like David was saying you
5:26:22know you could have just four Republican
5:26:24seats house seats in New York. Um, like
5:26:28we were talking about Lawler, you know,
5:26:30we see here, uh, Claudia Tenny, you
5:26:33know, she just drives on, right? She's
5:26:35up 14 15 points.
5:26:38I'm not going to be able to, uh,
5:26:39pronounce it, but I'll try,
5:26:42is uh, the the Staten Island seat.
5:26:46Nicole Molly Molly Otakus.
5:26:49Uh, she's up 13 15 points. And so, you
5:26:53know, she's already in bed like the, you
5:26:56know, her her night's over. she did what
5:26:58she had to do. But it just shows you
5:26:59that the some of these House districts
5:27:01that are left as red are going are those
5:27:03are the those are the seats where it
5:27:05really doesn't matter who's running or
5:27:07what's going on. It's like we're
5:27:08actually going to find out where the
5:27:10terra firmer is for the House uh for the
5:27:12House for Republicans.
5:27:14>> You hang on for a second, Neil. We're
5:27:16going to come back to the Hang on. We're
5:27:18come back where we got Ed Martin. We've
5:27:20got um
5:27:23Dr. Navaro.
5:27:25has said he will return to the open of
5:27:27the war room at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow
5:27:28morning. Put all this in perspective. He
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5:30:11We're go back to Texas in a moment.
5:30:13Let's go. Dr. Gina Laden, we don't have
5:30:15the clip. We're going to pull it and get
5:30:16it up. But
5:30:18Stephen A. Smith has a show as a podcast
5:30:20and Governor DeSantis was on tonight.
5:30:22And a hat tip for Governor Dantis for
5:30:25all the great work down in Florida
5:30:26because Florida in a uh and looks like a
5:30:29tough night. Florida was a uh example.
5:30:31Although these were much tougher and
5:30:33tighter races than we saw, it was um a
5:30:37um a positive note. But what happened?
5:30:40He referred something the president in
5:30:42the war. What exactly went on on the
5:30:44Stephen A. Smith show with the governor?
5:30:47>> Yeah, it was actually recorded last
5:30:48night, Steve, but uh Dannis went on uh
5:30:52shots definitely fired. He said that
5:30:55Trump had gas lit America on the Iran
5:30:58war. also called uh the GOP Congress and
5:31:03Trump together uh a big big drag. Those
5:31:06are his words. Um so what I see from
5:31:10this is that I think that Dannis knew
5:31:14that this amendment three, this
5:31:17homestead tax deduction was going to
5:31:18play well in Florida. It was predicted
5:31:20to lose uh but it played well. It won.
5:31:23It had to get more than 60% and it did.
5:31:25Um, nobody was predicting that except
5:31:28Ronda Santis. He didn't supported it
5:31:29first though, Steve. He supported it
5:31:31toward the end and he came in big for
5:31:33it. He's going to take a victory lap on
5:31:35that and use that, I believe, uh, to run
5:31:38in 2028, hoping that uh, Rubio and uh,
5:31:43perhaps the vice president uh, take a
5:31:46little marring from the uh, Iran
5:31:49narrative that obviously played, but I
5:31:52don't think you can.
5:31:53>> Let's hang on. Slow down. Let's get a
5:31:55don't get ahead of ourselves. Explain to
5:31:57the country what exactly is the
5:32:00homestead tax deduction, ma'am, and why
5:32:03did Ronda Santis get in back of it? And
5:32:06why what did he see that nobody else saw
5:32:08that had this victory tonight of over
5:32:0960%.
5:32:11>> That's what I found.
5:32:11>> Well, I mean, this is a a it's going to
5:32:14be county by county, so each county will
5:32:16have to vote on this. But basically, um
5:32:19it's a tax exemption that could save
5:32:21taxpayers in Florida thousands of
5:32:23dollars um on uh various property tax
5:32:27measures. Now, again, it'll have to be
5:32:28voted on, but it's a you know, the
5:32:30Democrats are going to say it's going to
5:32:32take money from parks and things like
5:32:34that. Um, but this this really speaks to
5:32:37Steve something that I saw as a theme
5:32:39tonight in Florida. And that is the
5:32:43Hispanic voter that has come from a
5:32:46communist country voted Republican
5:32:50hardcore in Florida. And that's what put
5:32:53Florida over the line. In my opinion,
5:32:55that was the big uh red wall in Florida
5:32:58that uh cordoned off the Republicans
5:33:00there, the Cubans, the Venezuelans,
5:33:02others who uh didn't follow in line with
5:33:05uh other Hispanics who may have voted uh
5:33:08more to the left. And it is has a lot to
5:33:11do, Steve, with uh measures like this.
5:33:14So, I think this is a road map uh for
5:33:16the GOP and for candidates in 2028 to
5:33:19take a hard look at courting that
5:33:22Hispanic vote that is so anti-communist
5:33:25while the left by contrast has taken
5:33:27such a deep dive to the left.
5:33:30>> Um what I'd like to do if Denver, if you
5:33:33can work with Denver, I want to get the
5:33:34specific clip of Ronda Santis saying
5:33:37this about the house and saying about
5:33:38the president and gas. I think it's, you
5:33:40know, Ronda Santis, uh, who I think's
5:33:42been an excellent governor and say this
5:33:43all the time, clearly got crossways with
5:33:46MAGA when he made a very poor political
5:33:48decision and decided to run for
5:33:50president last time against uh,
5:33:52President Trump. So, if you can just if
5:33:54we can work and try to get that uh, I
5:33:56think it would be uh, I think it would
5:33:58be terrific. Do we have Can we get
5:34:00Andrew Kovette and can I get back on
5:34:02till we get Andrew Kovette and the guys
5:34:03in Arizona because I think we got a
5:34:05report uh, in Arizona. Um,
5:34:09uh, is Amanda Head still doing her hit?
5:34:11Or I'll go to Neil. Neil, you're at the
5:34:13board. Neil McCabe?
5:34:18>> Yeah. Uh there was one race I wanted to
5:34:21watch in uh in Ohio
5:34:24and that was um
5:34:28>> that was Ohio 7 was a very difficult
5:34:30race and that's uh Max Miller and uh you
5:34:35know he he decided to stay in the race.
5:34:37He had some very bad family situation.
5:34:40his father-in-law is the is one of the
5:34:42senators from Ohio and uh you know he
5:34:47said it's the best thing for the party
5:34:48that I stay in and uh it looks like uh
5:34:51he's not going to win at all and that's
5:34:53one of the ones I was going to watch I
5:34:54was watching
5:34:55>> but hang over a second hang a second how
5:34:58bad what percentage of the vote is in
5:35:00and how bad is he losing
5:35:02>> 60% is in
5:35:05>> and he's down
5:35:07uh seven or eight.
5:35:09>> Okay. I mean, people were warned about
5:35:12this that it would be impossible for
5:35:13Max, uh, who did some great work in the
5:35:162016 campaign and and obviously, uh, had
5:35:19been a, I think a Marine, um, that, uh,
5:35:22just given the situation with the family
5:35:24and the fact that Bernie Marino, who's
5:35:27his father-in-law, didn't really support
5:35:29him in this, that there was discussion,
5:35:32should have gotten a candidate that uh,
5:35:33could have been more competitive. And I
5:35:35think I'm actually quite surprised as
5:35:37close as uh as seven or eight%. Let's go
5:35:40back up to Maine. I want to talk about
5:35:41the Susan Collins situation and I want
5:35:43to talk about um uh Leage, the former
5:35:47governor in Maine, too. Neil, what do
5:35:48you got for us?
5:35:52>> Is up 5147
5:35:56with 27 reporting. And you know, if you
5:36:00have the cities like, you know, Portland
5:36:02and whatnot, they're going to be
5:36:04reporting early. So, as the night goes
5:36:06on, Colin should be knocking that down.
5:36:10And on the House side,
5:36:12Le Page continues to lead uh 5446.
5:36:17So, that's eight points. And so, that's
5:36:2028% in. uh you know, but Leage has been
5:36:24strong has been running a strong
5:36:26campaign the whole time. Like he's he's
5:36:29one of it's one of these House races
5:36:31that nobody said was close for months.
5:36:34And so there's a lot of enthusiasm for
5:36:36him, especially in this district because
5:36:39Maine sep in the presidential years,
5:36:41Maine separates its districts. So you
5:36:43have the two votes. So there's four
5:36:45electoral votes, one for each
5:36:47congressional district and then two for
5:36:49the statewide. And this here is Maine
5:36:51two. President Trump won Maine two three
5:36:55times. Jared Golden, the uh Marine
5:36:58veteran who was the Democratic
5:37:00incumbent, he decided, I can't run for
5:37:03reelection in Maine 2. I have to get
5:37:05out. And so that's why it's an open
5:37:08seat. And and Leage, who you know, he he
5:37:12tried to come back before uh running for
5:37:14Senate, didn't really work. But, uh,
5:37:17this house seat looks like his well 28%
5:37:20in, but I think, uh, I think he's doing
5:37:22he's going to do all right. Uh, if you
5:37:25want to go next door to New Hampshire.
5:37:30>> Yeah, I think we
5:37:34>> What about Kelly? I know you're from New
5:37:36England. Just a simple folks, we call it
5:37:38New Hampshire. Okay. I know you New
5:37:40Englanders got a different way of doing
5:37:42it. uh Kelly Aayat this governor's race.
5:37:46>> Yeah. So 63% in and uh AOT it was kind
5:37:50AOT was actually down when uh you know
5:37:53earlier in the evening and uh she's now
5:37:55up what uh four points and so I think as
5:37:59the night goes on again you're going to
5:38:01see uh AOT sort of put some room between
5:38:04her and uh and Warington. Very
5:38:06disappointing about the Senate race. Uh
5:38:10>> well, it turns it turns out it turns out
5:38:12and they are making decisions. They are
5:38:14making decisions uh different in these
5:38:17state races than they are in the federal
5:38:18races. You saw this in South Carolina.
5:38:21Um the um she didn't have cotails. I
5:38:24mean, Cenounu they called fairly early
5:38:26in the night. In fact, Cenounu came out
5:38:28and conceded fairly early in the night.
5:38:30It looks like Kelly Aayod's going to
5:38:32make a run for this. Correct.
5:38:34>> Well, yeah. And then in New England with
5:38:36New England Republicans, it was started
5:38:39by, you know, John Vopi 50 years ago. He
5:38:42always said, "Vote the man, not the
5:38:43party." And so that's why you have, you
5:38:46know, significant like important
5:38:49Republicans would win say a Senate seat
5:38:51or a governor's seat, but no coattails
5:38:54because they're just basically telling
5:38:56the uh the Democrats just vote for me
5:38:58and all the other Democrats. You saw
5:39:00that with Mitt Romney. you saw with
5:39:02Charlie Baker in Massachusetts and Kelly
5:39:04Aayat here is just sort of she's running
5:39:07as Kelly Aayat. She wasn't running as a
5:39:09Republican ticket. There was money
5:39:12pouring in to the Cenounu campaign from
5:39:14John Thun Senate Leadership Fund and
5:39:17also the Americans for Prosperity pack.
5:39:20So they saw an opportunity there. It was
5:39:23it wasn't one of those races where
5:39:25people are doing triage and pulling
5:39:27money out. And so, you know, my optimism
5:39:30for this seat was that uh I thought the
5:39:32ads for Cenounu from the outside groups
5:39:35were outstanding. And the fact that
5:39:36outside I out the fact that outside
5:39:39groups were pouring in, Steve made me
5:39:43think that they saw something. But, you
5:39:45know, two weeks ago, the Sunday New York
5:39:47Times had a fantastic profile of Papus
5:39:50and his spouse. And I guess, you know,
5:39:54that that was sort of like, you know,
5:39:55they saw maybe Papis was in trouble. Uh
5:39:58but they decided to rally around him.
5:40:01Papis, this this isn't even close now
5:40:03with 63 in. Steve,
5:40:06>> um the um um Hang on a second. Okay. The
5:40:11um uh let's go back. I want to go back
5:40:14to Maine. What's the latest update on
5:40:16Maine? Because the Senate race is going
5:40:18to be very important. What's the story
5:40:20in Maine?
5:40:23So Maine 27% that's you know I guess it
5:40:27you know Maine's a big state with uh you
5:40:30know with a lot of rural districts. Uh
5:40:32there's a lot of sort of you know
5:40:34Portland and basically this part of the
5:40:36state has basically become a Boston
5:40:37suburb but uh it's going to take a while
5:40:40for um it's going to take a while for
5:40:43those numbers to come in. As the night
5:40:45goes on, I would I have strong suspicion
5:40:49that Collins is going to be able to
5:40:51close that gap. Uh it's not we're not
5:40:53really talking about a lot of votes. Um
5:40:56but you know, we're seeing in other
5:40:57states like we were looking earlier.
5:40:59>> Well, you've got you know, the main the
5:41:01main uh one the coastal areas is where
5:41:04the bulk of the population is. So,
5:41:06you're going to have to overcome
5:41:07anything. It's what's four points right
5:41:09now. You're going to have to overcome
5:41:10that. Of course, La Page Leage is
5:41:12running a uh looks like so far a
5:41:14terrific house race in Ma Maine too.
5:41:17Yes, sir.
5:41:18>> Just a nonsequittor. Um kind of
5:41:21disturbing. I didn't I don't understand
5:41:23why Minnesota is at 8%. Um and so we're
5:41:26seeing some of these states, you know,
5:41:29uh I'm guessing what? Florida. Florida
5:41:31might be Has Florida completely reported
5:41:34by now?
5:41:36>> 99% in Florida.
5:41:38>> Go ahead. Yeah. But other states are six
5:41:40and 8%.
5:41:42>> Well, they've got a very different
5:41:43system down there. I mean, Dante's guys,
5:41:45we do have the clip. We're going to play
5:41:46all that. Uh, we're going to go to a
5:41:48short commercial break. Our commercial
5:41:50breaks tonight are short shorter than
5:41:52the war room. Uh, we're going to come
5:41:54back. We've got South Carolina to talk
5:41:56about some definitive calls there. Also,
5:41:58we're going to go out to Arizona,
5:41:59Colorado, all of it. Short commercial
5:42:02break here in the war room. Also, back
5:42:05to our main uh desk in uh Los uh in uh
5:42:08DC. And we're going to play I think we
5:42:10got the clip now. Governor DeSantis on
5:42:12Steven A. Smith
5:42:14back in the warm in a moment.
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5:44:55>> Election night with you here from Real
5:44:58America's Voice. Uh covering all the
5:45:00races. Uh watching where things go from
5:45:03here. Uh can we go back to Grant
5:45:05Stitchfield?
5:45:08Just wondering if we have him online.
5:45:10And if not, you know what? I can go over
5:45:12here to you, Ed. Go to you, Ed. Let the
5:45:14Missouri folks take over, right?
5:45:16>> Hey, you want me want to tell you one
5:45:17thing? I was watching Annne Wagner in
5:45:19Missouri, former ambassador to
5:45:21Luxembourg, former co-chair of the RNC.
5:45:23You and I both know that district well.
5:45:25In the second, I think it's 74% in.
5:45:28She's down by seven.
5:45:30>> Underfunded Democrat down in Texas, the
5:45:3217th, Pete Sessions, Congressman, former
5:45:35NRCC chair, very well regarded, knows
5:45:38how to run campaigns. 56% in, he's down
5:45:41by 11.
5:45:43There's an anti-inccumbent piece of
5:45:44this, by the way. It feels to me, too,
5:45:47among other things.
5:45:48>> Yeah. And it'll be interesting to see
5:45:50how this culminates as we go forward.
5:45:52Ed, what do you think in terms of uh the
5:45:55DNA stuff that we have going on? I don't
5:45:57know if we have that clip yet. I know
5:45:58Steve wanted to go to it, but what do
5:46:00you think in terms of the 2028 election
5:46:02as we start to look down the road at
5:46:04what Florida did, right? Whatever
5:46:06Florida's doing, Ed, the rest of the
5:46:07country needs to do the Florida GOP, I
5:46:09mean. And if you're trying out for the
5:46:11job, you point to your body of work.
5:46:13Dantis has some of the best work we've
5:46:15seen. DEI judges, everything. He doesn't
5:46:18he even frankly doesn't play well with
5:46:21everyone, which I like. You know, he's a
5:46:22fighter ish. What I think is amazing is
5:46:25he did this interview. He knew it would
5:46:27hit like this. He took the interview
5:46:29last night talking about with Stephen A.
5:46:30Smith that played today.
5:46:32>> Yeah. They So last night they did clips
5:46:33of it and today they released the whole
5:46:35thing. So on election day, he hits Trump
5:46:37and says he's gaslighting. Complains
5:46:39about the Iran war. Also goes after
5:46:41Christy Gnome and says Congress
5:46:43>> and and well and and says DHS is uh was
5:46:46out of control. They were too mean. They
5:46:48were too tough and all that stuff.
5:46:50>> Went after Lena Haba.
5:46:51>> Lena Haba. Right. So I think he realized
5:46:54that on Wednesday there was going to be
5:46:56a conversation about who's running for
5:46:57president. Yeah. And he's in the
5:46:58conversation.
5:46:59>> Well, he's going to have to stay in the
5:47:00conversation because he has a two-year
5:47:01lag where he's going to need to make
5:47:03headlines.
5:47:03>> That's right. But you have people like
5:47:05Rubio, like Vance. How badly are they
5:47:09going to be harmed by the Iran narrative
5:47:10here?
5:47:11>> It's a factor. And I don't know how
5:47:13Rubio runs without quitting. And so he
5:47:16has to leave. What gives him, frankly,
5:47:18what makes him from little Marco into a
5:47:21serious guy as Secretary of State with
5:47:23all this stuff going on, Cuba and
5:47:25everything else. I think he can't run
5:47:27from there. So, but Vance, I mean, he
5:47:29lost Ohio. We Ohio was lost today, which
5:47:32is his state. So I I think the Iran war
5:47:36gets put on them. I think all this
5:47:37stuff, you and I have been around this
5:47:39long enough and especially around Trump.
5:47:41Who knows where it's going to head? I
5:47:43mean, of all the people that you say,
5:47:44well, you're really down and out. You
5:47:46really had a B. Trump will turn it into
5:47:48something spectacular. But I I don't
5:47:50know how it plays out for these guys
5:47:51running. I think it's a wide open field.
5:47:53Now,
5:47:54>> what's the message from Florida and
5:47:56especially the anti-communist Cubans and
5:47:59Venezuelans who kept Florida who were
5:48:02that great red wall in Florida tonight
5:48:04that protected it? What's the message to
5:48:06the GOP narrative going forward from
5:48:08Hispanics specifically? And how does the
5:48:10GOP court them in other places? Well, I
5:48:13in the break, you know, I had to go do
5:48:14another hit and I I called my wife to
5:48:16catch up and she's watching and she's
5:48:18been saying it's the economy stupid the
5:48:20whole time for about two or three months
5:48:22because when she goes to the store,
5:48:23everything's up. When we go out to eat,
5:48:25everything's up. She said the other day,
5:48:26we went to a cheesecake factory for
5:48:27somebody's birthday and something we saw
5:48:30on the menu was $32 and my wife was
5:48:32like, $32. So, I think in Florida
5:48:35though, what you saw is competence does
5:48:37work. I mean, Dantis and the the Florida
5:48:40GOP, the Florida folks, even when they
5:48:43were fighting, Mc Byron was not
5:48:44necessarily the the the chosen one, they
5:48:47still put their act together. And as you
5:48:49point out, the Hispanic uh uh voters,
5:48:52they were there with the Republicans.
5:48:54Um, but we're going to see some upsets.
5:48:55I mean, some Democrats had hung on to
5:48:57seats there that you wouldn't expect to
5:48:59happen. So, I I don't know whether we're
5:49:01in for a full political alignment, but
5:49:03this is a big uh a big moment.
5:49:06>> Yeah. and pay attention because uh I
5:49:08think we can I think Florida taught us
5:49:10that we can speak to Hispanics by
5:49:12speaking against communism and that's
5:49:14what the left's message is.
5:49:16>> By the way, if Scalia's death was a
5:49:19factor for electing Trump because voters
5:49:21said either Hillary or Trump's going to
5:49:22pick Scalia's replacement, Alo, if the
5:49:25Democrats get control, he will not
5:49:27resign. I'm sure he won't. He had talked
5:49:30about resigning next summer. So, but the
5:49:31Supreme Court would be you wouldn't be
5:49:33able to get a Supreme Court pick
5:49:34confirmed with a Democrat Senate of any,
5:49:36you know, any conservatives. So, it's
5:49:39pretty wild.
5:49:40>> All right, let's go to Grant. I think we
5:49:41have Grant out there. Grant Stitchfield,
5:49:43are you there?
5:49:44>> Yeah,
5:49:46>> there you are. Grant, what do you have
5:49:47for us right now?
5:49:48>> This is not a good day.
5:49:51>> Well, Gina, obviously this is not a good
5:49:53day for the country. Um, forget about
5:49:55losing the Senate or the House. We lost
5:49:58the heart of America today. When you
5:50:00think of a number of statewide races, if
5:50:03not all of them, could quite possibly go
5:50:05to Democrats. Let me explain why this is
5:50:08so awful. I mean, even Governor Abbott
5:50:10is still down eight points. Anywhere
5:50:12between five and eight points, the polls
5:50:14kind of shift. He has a chance to pull
5:50:16it out, but obviously already called for
5:50:18Terico. Here's what happens. oil and gas
5:50:22in this state- without a governor at the
5:50:24helm, without the railroad commissioner
5:50:26that oversees oil and gas in this state.
5:50:28That's crushed. That hurts America 2
5:50:31years from now. We want to win the
5:50:33presidency back. You ain't doing it
5:50:36without Texas. So, if this is just an
5:50:38anomaly, I don't know where these 2
5:50:40million extra votes came in early
5:50:42voting, setting records. They clearly
5:50:44didn't go to Ken Paxton. Karico,
5:50:47literally a a dude who's married to
5:50:49somebody. I think he's gay, quite
5:50:51frankly. He's a freak who who like
5:50:53absolutely has this fetish for trans
5:50:56people. They turned out 2 million extra
5:50:59people. I just don't understand it. This
5:51:02is my home state. It is the most
5:51:05upsetting night in 25 years for me in
5:51:08living in this state. And we're going to
5:51:10have to work very hard to get this state
5:51:12back because America needs us. And quite
5:51:14frankly, I'm disappointed in the voters
5:51:16of Texas. Gina
5:51:18>> Grant, I think that a lot of people
5:51:20thought Florida and Texas were a lot
5:51:22alike. What happened here? What's the
5:51:25difference when you look at Florida and
5:51:26you look at Texas?
5:51:30>> You know, Gina, you guys were talking
5:51:32about the Hispanics. Cubans obviously
5:51:34very different from people coming from
5:51:36South Central America. I mean, it is
5:51:38just the bottom line. We made great
5:51:40strides with Hispanics. Clearly tonight
5:51:42we lost those great styles. You look at
5:51:44the counties along the border, they
5:51:46almost all turned blue where they were
5:51:48red before when President Trump just won
5:51:50two years ago. So we've got to do a
5:51:52better job of reaching out to Hispanics
5:51:54in in this state. Um you got a lot of
5:51:57people that moved here. Why?
5:51:59Everything's cheaper. Everything's freer
5:52:02and there there's more opportunity. But
5:52:04the people that moved here, maybe they
5:52:06didn't understand that they were fleeing
5:52:07just oppression and then they voted blue
5:52:10like they did in whatever state they
5:52:12came from. I I mean, I don't know how
5:52:14else to explain it cuz I thought Texans
5:52:16would turn out more. And it's not just a
5:52:18Paxton thing because Abbott wouldn't be
5:52:20down 5 to eight points right now if it
5:52:23was just Abbott.
5:52:25>> So, this is a huge wakeup call. I I
5:52:28can't tell you. I just don't understand
5:52:30the extra 2 million people. I I don't
5:52:32get it. I'm not telling you that there
5:52:34was fraud, but I am saying it just
5:52:36doesn't make any sense where those
5:52:37numbers came from. I need someone to
5:52:38tell me where they came from and who
5:52:40they were. Gina.
5:52:42>> Yeah. Well, we'll be hearing more about
5:52:43that, I'm sure. And Rav, of course, will
5:52:46keep us updated on all of that. Uh
5:52:48Grant, my apologies to you. I feel so
5:52:50bad for you. Condolences, whatever the
5:52:52word is. Uh I can't imagine how you're
5:52:54feeling right now. Um and we we
5:52:57appreciate your analysis. Thank you. We
5:52:59want to go out uh back to Neil who is at
5:53:02the board right now. Um Neil, what do
5:53:05you have? Do you have any updates for
5:53:06us?
5:53:08>> Hey Gina at uh I just want to point out
5:53:11that
5:53:13you know earlier we were saying that uh
5:53:14you know New York has seven Republican
5:53:17congressmen could go down to four. Now
5:53:19we're seeing Lee Zeldon's old district
5:53:21Nicholas Loa he's now pulling ahead
5:53:24against Christopher Gallant. Christopher
5:53:26Gallant of course became famous for
5:53:29being uh when it was was revealed that
5:53:32he was a bondage model when he was a kid
5:53:35uh much younger not a child but
5:53:37obviously when he was much younger. I
5:53:39also wanted to look at another race uh
5:53:42Dr. Gina,
5:53:44because you had um in Iowa,
5:53:49you had this race here where uh you
5:53:52know, Miller Meeks, you know, this this
5:53:53is a close race, but Speaker Johnson's
5:53:57uh cons uh Congressional Leadership Fund
5:54:01actually pulled funding from Miller
5:54:03Meeks. Uh but you're seeing there are
5:54:05four House seats. You see that uh Iowa
5:54:084, the old Steve King seat looks like
5:54:10that's going to be uh held hold for the
5:54:13Republican. But maybe, you know, maybe
5:54:16you have a situation where in Iowa, you
5:54:18know, blood red Iowa is only going to
5:54:20have one Republican congressman. Another
5:54:23Midwest uh seat that's interesting is
5:54:27the old Don Baker seat. Don Bacon, the
5:54:30retired.
5:54:34So,
5:54:36General Don Bacon uh was not really a
5:54:39big supporter of President Trump. It
5:54:41reached the point where uh he decided he
5:54:43couldn't run in the primary and uh and
5:54:46that uh that's you're seeing a lot of
5:54:48this a lot of these seats, Dr. Gina
5:54:52>> are going to be lost because of
5:54:54intramural problems where you have
5:54:57establishment Republicans and MAGA and
5:55:00the problem the fight from the from the
5:55:02primary was never resolved
5:55:05>> and so that's sort of lingering and you
5:55:08have uh you know situations where you
5:55:10have the establishment Republicans
5:55:12refusing to support the mega candidates
5:55:15and that's just going to be res that has
5:55:17to be resolved eventually but uh we're
5:55:20seeing some of it tonight, Dr. Jan.
5:55:21>> No, we definitely saw it in Texas.
5:55:23There's no question about that. Uh, as
5:55:24I've said many times on our shows, uh,
5:55:27the left tends to circle wagons while
5:55:29the right tends to circle fire. Neil
5:55:31McCabe, thank you for that report. Want
5:55:33to go to Royce White. Uh, he's in
5:55:36Minnesota. Uh, Royce, you have an update
5:55:38for us.
5:55:41>> Yeah, well, it's it's still too early to
5:55:43call in my opinion. you know, we're only
5:55:45about it says about 22% in and you
5:55:49haven't gotten Henipin County, Ramsey
5:55:51County or Dakota County, which are the
5:55:52big metropolis areas, metropolitan
5:55:54areas, obviously Henipin County being
5:55:56the biggest. Um, trend line follows a
5:55:58similar path as I saw in 2024 in my own
5:56:00race and uh when they drop those 500
5:56:03600,000 ballots from Henipin County tend
5:56:06to go overwhelmingly blue. If that
5:56:08happens, then then to foyer probably uh,
5:56:11you know, ends up ends up coming up
5:56:13short by less than I did, I believe, in
5:56:1524. But the interesting thing about
5:56:17Minnesota is you got to look at some of
5:56:19these red counties in rural Minnesota.
5:56:21Although they're red, they tend to she
5:56:23she tend the Democrats tend to peel off
5:56:2520 to 30%. Which, you know, kind of, you
5:56:28know, tricks the eye like, you know, we
5:56:29have this deep deep red rural area.
5:56:31Well, it's red, you know, to an extent,
5:56:33but they still pull 30 to 20% for these
5:56:36statewide races. So, yeah, Minnesota uh
5:56:40in play, but the trend line seems uh
5:56:43similar to 2024.
5:56:46>> Yeah. All right. Well, we appreciate
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6:00:00Okay, welcome back. I want to go to John
6:00:02Solomon and then we're going to go to
6:00:04Colorado. We got Aaron up about these
6:00:06initiatives that the Warren Posi put
6:00:08their shoulder to the wheel on. John
6:00:10Solomon, we've always had concern about
6:00:12the plains states, Nebraska and Kansas.
6:00:16What do you got for us?
6:00:18>> Uh, looks like uh the Democrat Hamilton
6:00:20will win in Kansas. Some people have
6:00:23already called that. Uh, that's the sort
6:00:24of blood bath that tonight is for
6:00:26Republicans. Uh, similarly, it looks
6:00:28like Ashley Henson's going to have a
6:00:29hard time pulling out Iowa. Uh, and I'm
6:00:32keeping a close eye on Nebraska. This is
6:00:34a race I flagged a few weeks on your
6:00:36show ago. I'm been worried about this
6:00:38rate. Pete Rickettts has not connected.
6:00:40He's had the billionaire card played
6:00:41against him. And right now, the
6:00:43independent candidate is up 52 to about
6:00:4643 with almost half the vote counted. Uh
6:00:49if Nebraska goes independent to blue, uh
6:00:52you're going to see just how bad a night
6:00:54it's going to be. Right now, it's
6:00:55shaping up. You could see a 5743
6:00:58Democrat Senate and a 240 plus househ
6:01:03the trend lines that we're seeing.
6:01:05Republican voters didn't show up. Um,
6:01:08evangelical voters didn't show up, young
6:01:10people didn't show up, Hispanics flipped
6:01:11their allegiance, and u, this is a
6:01:14repudiation of a Republican Congress
6:01:16that didn't get the job done on the
6:01:18economy, made excuses on things like the
6:01:20Save Act and other things that were 80%
6:01:22issues, and uh, they've been fired
6:01:25summarily, and and um, I think probably
6:01:28setting off a really significant
6:01:30leadership struggle in the future of the
6:01:32Republican party, at least in Congress.
6:01:33It's obvious that President Trump's in
6:01:35charge of the party and the White House,
6:01:37but Congress is going to need new
6:01:39leaders. This is not John Thoon Senate
6:01:41after tonight. Uh it's probably not Mike
6:01:44Johnson's house, even though he worked
6:01:46tirelessly to try to keep it that way.
6:01:48Uh you're looking at a a Republican
6:01:51leadership realignment. Uh and a
6:01:53complete retrunchment for the 2028
6:01:56election. And one of the things you have
6:01:58to ask yourself is, is it possible now
6:02:01that Republicans turn to an outsider in
6:02:03the 2028 presidential election because
6:02:06Marco Rubio and JD Vance, the two
6:02:09strongest candidates inside Trump world,
6:02:11may own a big part of these failures.
6:02:14So, um, this is a more significant night
6:02:16than just a switch in control of
6:02:18Congress. Uh it is a very strong message
6:02:21from the American people that
6:02:23Republicans didn't deliver what they so
6:02:25voseiferously promised they would
6:02:27deliver in 24.
6:02:30>> Uh I want to go back to Kansas. Can you
6:02:32give me the uh what the numbers are
6:02:34percentage in and what the spread is in
6:02:35Kansas because I want to talk about Iowa
6:02:37and I also want to bring up Louisiana.
6:02:40Uh let's go in in Kansas. So we've got
6:02:43the independent
6:02:44>> and the reason the independent's running
6:02:46this a guy the naval this is the naval
6:02:48officer
6:02:49>> that's run a couple of times candidate
6:02:50>> I think as a Republican right as a
6:02:52Republican now he's running as an
6:02:53independent because you know a Democrat
6:02:55is too radical to get elected out there
6:02:57what what is in can what percentage is
6:02:59in and how far is Marshall uh down
6:03:03>> yeah it looks like he's outside the
6:03:05ability to to come back a lot of people
6:03:06are calling that race now let me just
6:03:08call it back up right now because I just
6:03:09took it off my my thing but it was about
6:03:11a 10-point spread
6:03:13So with about over half the vote in, um
6:03:16it looks to be a safe call for a lot of
6:03:18people right now. In Nebraska, about 43%
6:03:20of the vote in, eight point spread um in
6:03:24that race in favor of an independent
6:03:26candidate.
6:03:27>> Uh Don Dan Osborne. So 5143 in that
6:03:31race. So you're you're starting to see a
6:03:34trend line that this is going to carry
6:03:35all across the country. It is going to
6:03:37be a repudiation. And one of the things
6:03:39that Republicans have to learn from this
6:03:41election is it's time to stop making
6:03:43excuses for why you couldn't get your
6:03:44Congress to do what you got elected
6:03:47promising the people you would do. Get
6:03:49the deficit down, fix the economy, get
6:03:51gas prices down, address the issues of
6:03:53the day. Uh Americans had high hopes
6:03:56after the 2024 election. That's what
6:03:58Donald Trump's remarkable comeback was
6:04:00about. The failure of Congress to match
6:04:02President Trump's actions um is is why
6:04:05so many Republicans are going to wake up
6:04:07tomorrow morning completely unemployed
6:04:09and unemployable.
6:04:12>> Yeah, but I think they're going to focus
6:04:13on the war and the and the cost where
6:04:15real quickly Henson and Iowa, what's
6:04:18your what's your initial thinking on
6:04:19that? And is Louisiana danger or are we
6:04:22going to be have a problem there?
6:04:24>> Louisiana's pretty tight. It's one of
6:04:26those races I've been worried about. The
6:04:27reason, you know, one of the things I'm
6:04:28seeing tonight in some of these places
6:04:30is the black vote is doing very well.
6:04:32You're going to have a black governor in
6:04:34Wisconsin. You've got a black governor
6:04:36in Georgia, a black governor in Florida.
6:04:38That's historic as well for the
6:04:40Republicans. Uh the black vote turned
6:04:42out, the Hispanic vote flipped. Uh the
6:04:44traditional Republican vote stayed home,
6:04:46particularly uh maybe 6 or 8%
6:04:49evangelical vote stayed home, young
6:04:50people stayed home who were in the Trump
6:04:52corner, the Charlie Kirk crowd. We
6:04:54haven't addressed, you know, that
6:04:55tonight, but Charlie's lack of presence
6:04:57on the stage the last year has been u
6:04:59harmful to what was beginning to be a a
6:05:02big yeah a big growing part of the
6:05:05party.
6:05:06>> So, you know, it isn't gloom and doom
6:05:08for the future. It is a pay attention
6:05:10and remember the basics of politics.
6:05:12It's the economy stupid first. It's
6:05:14about checking your boxes about what you
6:05:16delivered. Republicans started their uh
6:05:1925 agenda very well with the big
6:05:21beautiful bill and then they decelerated
6:05:23and they fought and uh they picked weak
6:05:26candidates. I think that's another uh
6:05:28issue here. Darlene Graham, uh, VC
6:05:30Ramaswami, uh, candidates who were in
6:05:33layup states that we made competitive
6:05:35for the Democrats early on. And then
6:05:37>> Watley,
6:05:38>> yeah, Watley in North Carolina. Again,
6:05:41all these are nice people. Well, maybe
6:05:42not. Ramos is a little tough for guy to
6:05:44get along with, but they weren't the
6:05:46sort of candidate that win in the state
6:05:48where you're trying to win. And um, some
6:05:51of this is basic blocking and tackling
6:05:53the sort of things that when Carl Rove
6:05:56was in the party, you did well. Carl
6:05:57Rove has been wrong about Donald Trump
6:05:59and everything, but he understood you
6:06:01match candidates with the electorate. It
6:06:03isn't a litmus test from Washington.
6:06:05It's who who resonates in each state.
6:06:08And Republicans were darn good at this.
6:06:10We had Ralph Reed and we had lots of
6:06:13people that knew how to get the
6:06:14evangelical vote out. Um, there needs to
6:06:16be a recalibration of the system to go
6:06:19back to how you win elections state by
6:06:22state, district by district. And it
6:06:24starts with meeting your promises. Um, I
6:06:26think there'll be a major upheaval. If
6:06:28I'm the Republicans in the Senate, I'm
6:06:30going to look for someone to tackle the
6:06:31deficit. Maybe a Ron Johnson or a Rick
6:06:33Scott and go radical, put a CEO type in
6:06:37there. In the House, Mike Johnson's done
6:06:39a really admirable job. But you probably
6:06:41have to switch captains there. And I
6:06:43think if you're President Trump, you got
6:06:44to wonder who's going to lead your team
6:06:46for the last two years of this. Uh,
6:06:48given uh the repudiation that the
6:06:50Republican party received tonight, this
6:06:52is going to be a thumping.
6:06:55It's going to be a Fort Apache over the
6:06:57White House. Okay, John, hang right
6:06:59there. I'm gonna come back to you. Uh
6:07:00Ben Burrquam in Ohio. We got an update
6:07:03in Ohio Senate, but I also want to get
6:07:05Aaron in here from Colorado. Ben, what
6:07:07do you got for us?
6:07:10>> Yeah, we're 86% in. Uh I am getting some
6:07:13echo back if we can take care of that in
6:07:15the studio, guys. Uh but yeah, it's it's
6:07:17it's I'd say it's over.
6:07:21>> Why you say it's only it's two points
6:07:23right now? Is it worse than that with
6:07:25Hustad cuz they're they're not going to
6:07:26throw the tail in with this?
6:07:29>> No, it's uh we're still waiting. Yeah,
6:07:31we're still the spread is uh 80,000
6:07:34votes and we're still waiting for the
6:07:36rest of Toledo which is uh the votes
6:07:38that are as they're coming in the
6:07:39spread's actually widening.
6:07:41>> He have any books. Do we have Aaron up
6:07:43from Colorado?
6:07:47>> Yep.
6:07:48>> Aaron in Colorado. Can you talk to us
6:07:50about your initiatives 133, 134, 135?
6:07:54>> Hey, Steve. Well, unfortunately, we are
6:07:56going to be the only good news out of
6:07:58Colorado tonight. It was an absolute
6:08:00Democrat wipeout here. It looks like all
6:08:03four of our contentious congressional
6:08:04seats are going to the Democrats. But
6:08:06the good news is that our three
6:08:08initiatives are winning. So 133 uh
6:08:11penalties for sex trafficking against
6:08:13minors is a runaway. That is going to
6:08:16pass. Proposition 134, girl sports, and
6:08:19135, stopping irreversible sex change
6:08:21surgeries on minors. We are three points
6:08:23ahead with over threequarters of the
6:08:26vote in. And this is the only good news
6:08:28out of Colorado. Our state seats are
6:08:31losing to Democrats. Our congressional
6:08:33seats are losing. And all the other
6:08:34conservative ballot measures appear to
6:08:36be pretty far behind. So the good news
6:08:39is these three initiatives with Protect
6:08:41Kids Colorado are the best thing coming
6:08:43out of Colorado tonight and possibly the
6:08:46entire nation.
6:08:48133 can you walk through individually
6:08:50where do we stand? What's the what's the
6:08:52how much of the vote is in and what
6:08:54percentage are we up and can we start
6:08:55with 133?
6:08:57>> Yeah 133 we are over 420,000 votes
6:09:01ahead. So, it would take a huge huge
6:09:04dump of Democrat votes or no votes to
6:09:07sway this. That's an absolute win. 134
6:09:10and 135. We're only three points ahead,
6:09:12but again, threequarters of the votes
6:09:14are in, and it looks like we're going to
6:09:16take this.
6:09:17>> Does it look the trend of the other 25%
6:09:20looks like you can't you're you're very
6:09:22confident you won't be overcome in in
6:09:24that 25%.
6:09:26Well, we know that most of the early
6:09:27voting in Colorado is with the Democrats
6:09:30and so Republicans tend to vote the day
6:09:32of. That's the other quarter of votes
6:09:34that we're waiting for right now. So, we
6:09:36anticipate it's going to be majority
6:09:38conservative votes in favor of the three
6:09:40propositions. And again, these are the
6:09:42only things winning the entire statewide
6:09:44election today.
6:09:47>> Let's talk about um and by the way, the
6:09:49intimidation that you guys had. You were
6:09:52outspent at the end of the day. Was it
6:09:5322 to1? Am I correct on that? By outside
6:09:56groups and dark money groups
6:09:58>> in the theater, they made $4.4 million
6:10:03to our 200,000. So we George Soros,
6:10:06Democracy Alliance, Buffett, this was we
6:10:10the people versus the billionaires and
6:10:12globalists and we have proved tonight
6:10:14that we the people with limited money
6:10:16and funding and ability to message we're
6:10:20winning.
6:10:23Talk to me a minute before I let you go
6:10:25uh about the uh congressional. You said
6:10:27everything else in in Colorado was a
6:10:29wipeout. Particularly I guess Lauren
6:10:30Boowbert defeated in Eastern Colorado
6:10:33which is about as red as you can
6:10:35possibly get. The seat she left which
6:10:37was really Aspen in the mountain
6:10:38districts. Uh always was a tight race.
6:10:42But talk to me about Bob's race.
6:10:44>> Yeah. Now the votes are not all in yet,
6:10:47Steve. So we haven't called this yet.
6:10:49But currently all four of those seats,
6:10:51it's Jeff Herd, Jeff Crank, Gabe Evans,
6:10:53and Lauren Boowbert are losing to the
6:10:55Democrat candidates.
6:10:58>> Okay, we'll make sure we get a deeper
6:11:00dive on that. Uh Aaron, uh where can
6:11:03people go to find out more about these
6:11:06common sense uh ballot initiatives and
6:11:09really how you guys won with a headwind
6:11:11of 20 over 20 to1 spending, dark money
6:11:15groups, people intimidating you, and of
6:11:17course the headwinds throughout the
6:11:19nation and particularly in Colorado
6:11:21tonight. Where do people go to find out
6:11:23more about you and Lori and the entire
6:11:25team?
6:11:26>> Protect kidscol.org.
6:11:28Steve, we have proven tonight that we,
6:11:30the people, are a force to be reckoned
6:11:32with. I've got the leaders of our
6:11:34coalition here in the room with me
6:11:36tonight who really led the charge on
6:11:38building an army of everyday citizens to
6:11:40have conversations and gather the
6:11:42signatures to get this far. So, we the
6:11:45people can do this. We're just getting
6:11:46started. Please join our coalition at
6:11:49protect kidscol.org.
6:11:53>> You guys are a hero to this entire
6:11:55country and patriots. You stood up under
6:11:57some just incredible pressure and
6:11:59intimidation and you did not buckle. It
6:12:01proves once again that courage is the
6:12:04most important of all virtues because is
6:12:06upon courage that all the other virtues
6:12:08rest. Aaron, thank you so much.
6:12:14>> Courage,
6:12:15fight, grit, determination.
6:12:19>> Okay, we're going to take a short
6:12:20commercial break. Going to get Gruber up
6:12:22here. We're going to go to Texas. I got
6:12:23John Hollis in Texas. I think there's
6:12:26some good news coming at least in the
6:12:27ballots as they come in from the rural
6:12:28district. See if we can't close this up.
6:12:31I think it is closing slightly, but
6:12:33still pretty big spreads. Uh and we're
6:12:36going to go to Michigan and other places
6:12:38throughout the country. Maybe we'll
6:12:39drill down on these House seats in
6:12:42Colorado. Short commercial break. Back
6:12:45in the warm in a moment.
6:12:49>> What about Lake Riley?
6:12:52It's probably too hard to say.
6:12:56What about when you took your shot and
6:12:59the one you call came?
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6:15:15Uh they told us that this is where the
6:15:17big dumps will come in. Travis County
6:15:19just had a massive dump. And so I think
6:15:22uh the most stunning news of the evening
6:15:25I believe is Greg Abbott running for
6:15:27fourth term governor. Kind of the Bush
6:15:29apparatus down there, but also someone
6:15:32that's tried to reach out to MAGA on
6:15:34occasions and of course we were on his
6:15:36case on this issue about the uh the
6:15:37border. Let's go. Do I have Stinchfield?
6:15:39Yes.
6:15:40>> Stinch.
6:15:42Um,
6:15:42>> I am here.
6:15:43>> I know you're going you're going to need
6:15:44you're going to need a strong cocktail
6:15:46after this. I know it. But talk to me
6:15:47about Greg Abbott. This is the stunner
6:15:50of the night, sir.
6:15:51>> I may have already had a I may have
6:15:54already had a couple sips already
6:15:55tonight, Steve. This has been just
6:15:58absolutely brutal.
6:16:00I mean, sorry. I mean, look, I guess the
6:16:03only thing we can do is laugh. But but I
6:16:05said earlier, Steve, this is this is a
6:16:08dagger in the heart of America. This is
6:16:12the oil and gas capital of the world.
6:16:15What happens to oil and gas in Texas? I
6:16:17understand we have implications with the
6:16:19Senate and the House and all those
6:16:20things, but now Abbott out of the
6:16:23governor's mansion. We're going to lose
6:16:24statewide races. It looks like every
6:16:26statewide race is going to go blue.
6:16:28Steve, it's a bloodbath in Texas. And I
6:16:32don't understand it. these extra 2
6:16:34million votes for this early voting. I
6:16:38don't know where they came from. And I
6:16:39want to figure out exactly who those
6:16:42people are and how they got motivated by
6:16:45the Democrats in a state that is so
6:16:47successful under Republican leadership.
6:16:50And Steve, I'll ask you, do we win
6:16:52another presidential election if Texas
6:16:55is losing statewide races by 30 points
6:16:57to Democrats?
6:17:00>> No. Can't happen. You got to Texas is
6:17:01like I said the crown jewel in all of
6:17:04it. I tell you since hang there hang
6:17:06right there. I want to bring do I have
6:17:07do I have John Hollis? I want to bring
6:17:10John how was is I have Hollis up.
6:17:14Can we hear him?
6:17:15>> Hey John, the the question I want to get
6:17:19to you is that the polling we were
6:17:21seeing from the campaigns but even the
6:17:22outside polling were consistently
6:17:25showing Abbott up two to three points,
6:17:28maybe four points. And the question was,
6:17:30would he have enough coattails to pull
6:17:34uh Ken Paxton across the line? There was
6:17:37never discussion about Abbott losing by
6:17:395, six, seven, eight points. There was
6:17:41never discussion about Lieutenant
6:17:43Governor Dan Patrick losing or Huffiness
6:17:46or any of the state statewide offices
6:17:49other than Paxton. So, how did the
6:17:51polling on the Republican side, this is
6:17:54not the Democratic side, how was the
6:17:55polling essentially consist consistently
6:17:58off?
6:18:00>> I that's really the the biggest question
6:18:02of this cycle right now. Uh because the
6:18:05polling has been all over the map really
6:18:07all year long and even, you know, at
6:18:09times where it said it was going to be a
6:18:10Democrat wave, it still was looked off
6:18:13and and now we're seeing that it's it's
6:18:16completely out of whack. Um, I think
6:18:18what happened here on the ground in
6:18:20Texas is I think you have a lot of
6:18:24really upset independent voters who
6:18:26don't normally show up in midterms or
6:18:28really at all. And with everything
6:18:30that's going on around the country, um,
6:18:33I think that they got activated and
6:18:35unfortunately, you know, a lot of our a
6:18:38lot of our Republicans, you know, got
6:18:40comfortable with the idea that, well,
6:18:42this could never happen in Texas. I
6:18:43mean, I've been hearing that for years,
6:18:46um, you know, since I've been here of
6:18:47people saying, well, oh, it'll never
6:18:49happen in Texas. It'll never happen. And
6:18:51whenever you get into that mindset, it's
6:18:54it becomes a lot easier for your
6:18:56opponents to come up and and, you know,
6:18:58really surprise you. And that's exactly
6:19:00what's happening right now.
6:19:04>> But I I want to go back to my question
6:19:06in just the polling. I I don't believe
6:19:08we ever saw a poll. I mean, I was quite
6:19:11frankly shocked she was running as good
6:19:13a campaign with as limited resources,
6:19:15although people were pouring money into
6:19:16her at the end. Uh, and no name
6:19:20recognition statewide. Texas is like a
6:19:23country. When you go there, the the the
6:19:26minimum you've got to start with is name
6:19:28recognition, statewide name recognition.
6:19:30Uh, Abbott was running for his fourth
6:19:32term. Now, maybe some people are just
6:19:33saying, "Hey, you've been there too
6:19:35long." Stinch keeps talking about these
6:19:37two million early votes. None of the
6:19:39polling picked this up. I I don't think
6:19:41I ever saw a poll that Abbott maybe a
6:19:44couple times was tied, but was never
6:19:46this far behind. And most of the polls I
6:19:48saw, both internal from uh people that
6:19:50are doing for the campaign or others
6:19:53always showed Abbott up anywhere from
6:19:55two to four points. What do you And we
6:19:58know the royal votes turned we had a big
6:20:00turnout today on that early voting.
6:20:03Where did the surprises come from? And
6:20:05why was that not picked up in any of the
6:20:06polling?
6:20:08I would have to think that the really
6:20:10the surprises probably came from not
6:20:13polling independents correctly. You
6:20:15know, I mean, obviously when everyone
6:20:16thinks about Texas, they think it's a
6:20:17hard red state and it's got, you know, a
6:20:19very active Democratic base, but nobody
6:20:22ever really talks about the
6:20:23independents. And at the same time,
6:20:25there, you know, there is we're we're
6:20:27going to have to look at the data and
6:20:28see how many crossed over from the
6:20:29Republican side to the Democrat side as
6:20:31well. So, I think independents were
6:20:33probably underrepresented in in these
6:20:35polls because you're right, no one has
6:20:37ever seen a poll of AB, you know, being
6:20:40under his entire career really. Even
6:20:42when he had, you know, a tough primary a
6:20:45few years back, um, when he was up
6:20:47against Bo, he he was always kind of
6:20:50comfortable as to as to where he was at.
6:20:53So my guess is I I think the polling
6:20:54industry is going to have to have a come
6:20:56to Jesus moment because this cycle has
6:20:58been all over the map with polls and
6:21:00it's been hard to figure out what's
6:21:03actually going on and and you're right
6:21:05Pinahosa
6:21:06was not well known by really anyone and
6:21:10you know obviously we've had a massive
6:21:12uptick in in the Hispanic vote. Um
6:21:14they're obviously very riled up and very
6:21:16very adamant to get out and even the
6:21:18polls around the Hispanic vote were off
6:21:21too. You know, we were being told as as
6:21:23early as two weeks ago that um Paxton
6:21:26was only down by about 10 points with
6:21:28Hispanics and that was the University of
6:21:29Houston poll that came out and it's I
6:21:32think it's pretty obvious that that was
6:21:33way off that or you know they were
6:21:36getting lied to when they were when they
6:21:37were polling people which we're used to
6:21:39on the MAGA side, right? MAGA
6:21:41historically uh is underrepresented in
6:21:43polls because they either don't answer
6:21:45polls or they lie to the polls. And so I
6:21:47think you what you might be seeing are
6:21:49these voters kind of taking a page out
6:21:51of that book maybe. But I think also too
6:21:53I think the polling industry is going to
6:21:55have um a really difficult time trying
6:21:58to figure out what they got wrong and
6:22:00how they got it wrong and how they're
6:22:02going to fix it for the next cycle.
6:22:05>> Talk to me one more time about these
6:22:07independents. I kept asking the question
6:22:08when people said, "Hey, they had these
6:22:10breakdowns on historical uh historical
6:22:13analysis that most independents are are
6:22:16still just, you know, they still at the
6:22:19end of the day when push comes to shove,
6:22:21they will vote Republican." Uh what
6:22:24happened this time and and why did
6:22:25people miss it, sir? Because it seems
6:22:27like this was a very big deal.
6:22:30>> Absolutely. I mean, I think I think it's
6:22:32a it's a multitude of things. one, you
6:22:34obviously have everything that's going
6:22:35on nationally with the war, with
6:22:38affordability and gas and and all that
6:22:40kind of stuff. And when an independence,
6:22:42you know, they they kind of if you know,
6:22:44they kind of like to go with whoever is
6:22:46leading at the time. And and that's what
6:22:48we've seen throughout Texas is, you
6:22:50know, these independents have really
6:22:51kind of stuck with the Republican party
6:22:53for the most part. But there's a lot of
6:22:56issues here in Texas at the state level
6:22:58that don't get talked about nationally
6:23:00where people are getting fed up with
6:23:02certain things. property taxes being one
6:23:04of the biggest things. So, when you look
6:23:06at these statewide candidates that are
6:23:08are underwater tonight, uh you can look
6:23:11back at, you know, all of all of the the
6:23:14opportunities that they have missed in
6:23:16the state legislature over the past few
6:23:18years. Um you know, even things like
6:23:21school choice, right? School choice was
6:23:22a big thing that we put through and you
6:23:25know, there are a lot of rural
6:23:26communities that are upset about school
6:23:27choice, but that doesn't really get
6:23:28reported on. And it doesn't have to do
6:23:30with the idea itself. It has to do with
6:23:32the final bill that got passed. And
6:23:34unfortunately, what we've seen time and
6:23:36time again at at the state level here in
6:23:38Texas is you get a blustery, you know,
6:23:41pronouncement of this is what we're
6:23:43going to do. And then by the time all is
6:23:45said and done, it's a watered down bill
6:23:48that just upsets people more than it
6:23:50actually inspires them. And I think, you
6:23:52know, this time around, these
6:23:54independents, they usually vote
6:23:56Republican and even, you know, some of
6:23:57these Republicans kind of felt like, you
6:24:00know what, I've got more people behind
6:24:02me to actually step out and go against
6:24:05the grain. And and it's showing. I mean,
6:24:08it's showing all over the map. We've got
6:24:10some tightening going on in our
6:24:11congressional seats, which is good, but
6:24:13we're still going to lose, you know, to
6:24:15the congressional seats. There is still
6:24:17some tightening in state level races.
6:24:19But then Travis County did a dump about
6:24:2110 minutes ago and that that pushed
6:24:23people back down. So, you know, right
6:24:26now it's a come to Jesus moment for for
6:24:28Texas Republicans for sure. We we've
6:24:31gotten very complacent and we need to
6:24:33understand that we when we put forth an
6:24:36idea to people, we need to follow
6:24:38through with that. When you say you're
6:24:39going to lower t property taxes, you
6:24:41need to lower property taxes. You not
6:24:44give people kind of, you know, crumbs
6:24:45off off the table. And you know, I think
6:24:48I think we're we're learning the hard
6:24:50way, unfortunately. And I just hope that
6:24:51we don't turn to California.
6:24:55>> Okay. Uh John, thank you so much. Uh
6:24:57where do people go to get your analysis
6:24:59on all this? Because there's going to be
6:25:00a lot of picking through uh this carnage
6:25:03in Texas uh for the next couple of days
6:25:05and weeks ahead. Where do people go?
6:25:07>> You can go to John Hollis TX onx. Uh you
6:25:10can also check out our company website
6:25:12intels.com
6:25:14and then you can look at our election
6:25:16day numbers on wecamps.com.
6:25:20>> Thank you John. Appreciate you. Thank
6:25:22you for joining us.
6:25:23>> Ben Burquam, you're in Ohio, but I want
6:25:25you to focus on Texas. You spent the
6:25:29years uh with and the Biden regime
6:25:32uh going down doing the best
6:25:34investigative reporting in the Rio Grand
6:25:36Valley in South Texas. you wrote shotgun
6:25:39to sheriff after sheriff after sheriff.
6:25:41You were there when uh when uh Abbott
6:25:44kind of faked uh and and wouldn't let
6:25:47anybody take action. Your thoughts about
6:25:49what you're seeing in Texas tonight,
6:25:50sir?
6:25:53>> Yeah. First off, I'd say it's the death
6:25:54of the establishment. Uh what you have
6:25:56to me it's a very simple thing of you
6:25:59have to do first things first. When you
6:26:01win on doing mass deportations and mass
6:26:03prosecutions, you have to do mass
6:26:05deportations and mass prosecutions, you
6:26:07can't screw up the economy. You can't go
6:26:09into a war that ends up putting you back
6:26:12in a in a financial position where it's
6:26:14marginally better than you were under
6:26:17Democrats. You have to do what you say
6:26:18you're going to do. And and you can't
6:26:20elect people. You can't have people uh
6:26:22fighting themselves. You know, you go
6:26:24into Texas and you take out Cornin and
6:26:27then Cornin ends up being the guy who
6:26:28stabs you in the back. So there when you
6:26:30look at what happened today, it's going
6:26:33to be a reflection of the establishments
6:26:36against the grassroots. And the question
6:26:38is, can we come back and actually win
6:26:40these things? But first things, you have
6:26:43to do first things first. And that's
6:26:44what Texas is to me. There is absolutely
6:26:46no reason that we should ever lose Texas
6:26:49unless again to the Hispanics. They're
6:26:51not The Hispanics didn't turn on on
6:26:53Republicans because we didn't because we
6:26:56did too many deportations. it's because
6:26:58we didn't do enough and we didn't
6:27:00prosecute the people that allowed it and
6:27:01we screwed up the economy. Uh when you
6:27:03do that, you got the voters that say
6:27:06you're clearly not listening to me. In
6:27:08Ohio, it's the same thing. VC is
6:27:10tonedeaf. He was a terrible candidate
6:27:12from the beginning.
6:27:14Um Ben Burrquam, you hold right there.
6:27:17We've got Colorado to talk about. We've
6:27:20got Ohio to talk about and other races.
6:27:23Michigan, Maine,
6:27:25>> we're going west. Arizona.
6:27:29>> Stick around.
6:27:30>> Come on, folks.
6:27:33>> Where's that grit? Where's that
6:27:34determination?
6:27:36Where's that agency? Short commercial
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6:29:15>> Hi, my name is Tracy Elk with Arizona. I
6:29:18don't ski around in the kitchen when it
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6:30:12>> Okay, let me go out to uh Arizona and uh
6:30:16state senator Mark Finchum. Uh Mark, you
6:30:19join us. Walk us through cuz I think
6:30:21decision desk already called it for
6:30:24Katie Hobbs. Walk me through where we
6:30:25are in Let's take the governor's race
6:30:28first, any other statewide races, and
6:30:31then we'll talk to the about the
6:30:32congressional races. Sir, Yeah, as far
6:30:34as I can tell, Steve, it looks like
6:30:38>> certain news organizations have called
6:30:40it. I have not heard from Congressman
6:30:43Biggs. Have not heard from any of the
6:30:45other campaigns. Um I'm up at Prescuit
6:30:48at Founding Father's Collective,
6:30:50obviously a watch party that has a lot
6:30:52of special forces guys um who have been
6:30:54working their hearts out for um getting
6:30:58the vote out. Um what what appears to be
6:31:02happening is a mass suicide by Arizona
6:31:06voters. Um they took at face value
6:31:09everything that Katie Hobb said knowing
6:31:11full well that she was lying to her
6:31:13teeth. Uh taking credit for things that
6:31:15she didn't do. Um so now we are even
6:31:18looking at potential for losing the
6:31:20Arizona legislature. Um those votes are
6:31:23now still coming in from Maricopa
6:31:25County. Um, I have not seen the most
6:31:28current count. Earlier today, it looked
6:31:31fairly good. It looked like we were
6:31:32getting those people who have voted uh
6:31:35independent but Republican in the past
6:31:38were coming out in pretty large numbers
6:31:41along with uh a slight lead that we had
6:31:43with Republican ballots. So, beyond
6:31:46that, I'm still waiting for Maricopa
6:31:48County to come in with the the numbers
6:31:50that they have in their possession.
6:31:52Absolutely.
6:31:54>> Can we go back to Biggs? You're saying
6:31:56some organizations are calling, others
6:31:58are not. Bigs' campaign's not giving up.
6:32:00What percentage of the vote is in? Where
6:32:02is it coming from? And where does it
6:32:03stand right now? Is how far Bigs is
6:32:06behind? Andy Bigs is behind.
6:32:08>> Well, the vast majority of the rural
6:32:10vote uh is on its way in um Maricopa
6:32:15County. The last time I looked, there
6:32:17was still a significant number of
6:32:19ballots that had to be dropped. I think
6:32:20the last number I saw was like 67%.
6:32:23That's still a pretty big number and
6:32:25especially knowing that Republicans uh
6:32:28vote later. Um the trend line was
6:32:31looking pretty good earlier today with
6:32:33the number of Republicans that were
6:32:35voting and the number of known uh
6:32:37independents that have a tendency to
6:32:38vote right. Uh so beyond that, I don't
6:32:41have the latest numbers. Sorry to
6:32:43disappoint you.
6:32:46>> Okay, we're gonna get those pulled up in
6:32:47a second. What about uh do you have
6:32:49anything on the uh other statewide races
6:32:51are in the same shape as Andy Biggs is
6:32:53in?
6:32:53>> It looks like it's the the down ticket
6:32:55is a problem
6:32:57>> and that includes for example the state
6:32:59senate.
6:33:02>> Um you mean actually we could lose the
6:33:04uh we could lose the state senate that
6:33:06could be uh take democrats could take
6:33:08control of that.
6:33:09>> That is a possibility.
6:33:12>> Okay. What about you have any update on
6:33:14the uh are you spend any time thinking
6:33:15about these uh congressional races
6:33:18>> Phy in and Arizona one or Juan
6:33:21Ciscomani?
6:33:23>> Uh Feelely I don't know about because
6:33:25that's a really squirly district to
6:33:28begin with. Uh Juan Ciscomani has had a
6:33:30problem just
6:33:33I don't want to be too critical of the
6:33:34guy but he hasn't stood with President
6:33:36Trump I think enough. Um Eli Crane I
6:33:39think is in going to be in great shape.
6:33:40Uh Eli is beating Jonathan Nes, who by
6:33:43the way, uh that guy talks about energy,
6:33:45but he's one of the people that killed
6:33:47the Navajo generating station, a 2250
6:33:50megawatt power plant that was it was the
6:33:54biggest income producer for the Navajo
6:33:57Nation. So, um I'm pretty sure that Eli
6:34:00is going to be good. Uh, I'm pretty sure
6:34:02that um the our other Republican seats
6:34:06other than Ciscomani um HMD and and um
6:34:11sorry, I've got a couple of people that
6:34:12are yammering in my ear. I think they're
6:34:14uh they're going to be good, but uh Eli
6:34:16I think is going to protect that seat.
6:34:20>> Okay. Uh Finchum, what's your social
6:34:22media? Where do people go for you?
6:34:24>> Real Markfinchum. And then they can find
6:34:27me at yournews.com.
6:34:29Just look for Markfincham. I throw up
6:34:31something as soon as I can whenever I
6:34:32get the information that we get is
6:34:34credible.
6:34:36>> Thank you, brother. Appreciate you,
6:34:37Mark.
6:34:38>> Thank you, Steve.
6:34:40>> Um,
6:34:42I want to go to New York and get to
6:34:44David Zir before they break down their
6:34:45zir there. David Zir, all in New York,
6:34:48let's start with Lawler's race. What
6:34:51percentage of the vote is in? What's the
6:34:53spread?
6:34:58Uh Lawler's race. Uh stand by one
6:35:01second, Steve. Um I'm getting you the
6:35:04latest numbers here for Lawler right
6:35:06now. Um
6:35:10stand by.
6:35:12Right now it's 52.3 to 476 with 57%.
6:35:18Mike Lawler conceded about 20 minutes
6:35:20ago. It looks like the New York
6:35:22congressional delegation has stopped the
6:35:24hemorrhaging. uh may only lose this seat
6:35:28for Mike Lawler and maybe the second
6:35:30district on Long Island. It's neck and
6:35:32neck for the former Suffach County
6:35:34Executive Pat Halpin against Republican
6:35:36incumbent Andrew Garberino. Um so the
6:35:40the um you know that would leave us five
6:35:42or six Republic Republican congressmen
6:35:46in New York State out of a 26 uh seat
6:35:49delegation.
6:35:51Talk to me about Lawler. uh it's pretty
6:35:53early 60 some% he's looked at the
6:35:55outstanding vote there and where it's
6:35:56coming from and his uh thought it it's
6:35:59only going to get worse it's not going
6:36:00to get better.
6:36:04Yeah, this one surprised me uh because
6:36:08you know Lawless rode the middle of the
6:36:09road a lot and he's in a very liberal
6:36:12district with an 80,000 seat Democratic
6:36:16majority and brought back the salt cap
6:36:19tax deductions that Trump took away in
6:36:22the first term. He got it back as part
6:36:24of the OBBB. Um and I thought that was a
6:36:28big win for the people of Westchester. I
6:36:29was al also up here with Scott Besson
6:36:31and him several months ago where person
6:36:34after person got up and testified uh at
6:36:36a round table cops I put $12,000 a year
6:36:39back in my pocket uh with the increased
6:36:42you know rebate refunds and um and I
6:36:45thought he would have done better up
6:36:47here uh for this race uh but that's uh
6:36:51the trend across the country um it
6:36:54wasn't a slaughter but um you know New
6:36:57York could have lost more congressional
6:36:59seats. Uh but they're stemming it at one
6:37:02or two tonight.
6:37:04>> Talk to me about uh uh Stefanic's old
6:37:07district. Where do we stand on that?
6:37:09Because uh the uh the Republican nominee
6:37:12was pretty far behind. He closed it up.
6:37:13Where do we stand with that?
6:37:17>> Yeah, he closed it up, but he's had
6:37:1851.3% to 48 and a half. He was down
6:37:22double digits just about an hour ago
6:37:25with 54% of the vote in. Actually, it's
6:37:27n Let me see what it is. Hold on. It's
6:37:3073% of the vote in. So, Anthony
6:37:32Constantino should pull that one out. Um
6:37:37here in upstate New York.
6:37:41>> Amazing. We kept upstate New York.
6:37:43There's some uh you know, that's Trump
6:37:45country up there. It's tough. Uh Zir, I
6:37:47know you got a uh you've got a bolt
6:37:50because they're shutting down now. Uh
6:37:52Lawler has conceded. Um
6:37:54>> yeah,
6:37:54>> thank you. Where do where do people go?
6:37:56You got a show on Rav. You put up great
6:37:59content all the time. Where do people
6:38:00go?
6:38:02>> Yeah, thank you, Steve. Uh, Davezir on X
6:38:06and David Zir on everything else. And,
6:38:09uh, I really appreciate you having us on
6:38:11tonight. Thank you,
6:38:13>> David. You absolutely incredible. Let's
6:38:15go to I'm going to go back who? Steve
6:38:18Guber. That's where I want to go.
6:38:20Exactly. To Michigan. Steve Guber, you
6:38:23know Michigan better than anybody. Where
6:38:24are we, sir?
6:38:28Well, it got down to two points there a
6:38:30moment ago. It's two and a half points
6:38:31now. Abdul Elsa leading Mike Rogers, but
6:38:34he has closed what was a double-digit
6:38:35lead for Abdul Elsad. The challenge that
6:38:39Mike Rogers faces here is that only
6:38:41about 10% of Wayne County has reported
6:38:43at this point. Although some of the
6:38:44other places like county, that's
6:38:47University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
6:38:48Kalamazoo, which is Kalamazoo County, it
6:38:52is those counties are pretty well
6:38:54reported now. Mcome County, which can
6:38:56often be a a big savior for the
6:38:58Republicans, is only about 15% in right
6:39:02now. So, the people here, uh, Mike
6:39:04Rogers team going around saying, "Look,
6:39:06we're still in this. We're down to 2 and
6:39:071/2 points. We're down to 2.2, 2.3." Uh,
6:39:10so it's close. Uh, and they said they're
6:39:12probably not going to be talking to us
6:39:13tonight because they don't know when
6:39:16this race is going to be over. It's only
6:39:17about, let me see here, we've got about
6:39:1938% of the vote counted statewide.
6:39:22And the lead for Abdul Alsad is only
6:39:25about 45,000 votes out of 1.8 million
6:39:29cast. This be a tight race right down to
6:39:31the wire here in Michigan. But I'm going
6:39:33to tell you that Wayne County vote
6:39:34that's going to Abdul Aliad by about 90%
6:39:38could be the difference as it often is.
6:39:40And and I guess I stand corrected in so
6:39:43far as uh the black vote went for Abdul
6:39:45Aliad stronger than a lot of the uh
6:39:48numbers indicated around here earlier.
6:39:49We'll see how that plays out. But a bit
6:39:51of a surprise in in one of the House
6:39:53races I've been watching and that is
6:39:55Michigan 7. Um Michigan 7 should have
6:39:58gone to uh the Democrat in a night like
6:40:01tonight, but it doesn't look like that's
6:40:02happening at the moment. In fact, um
6:40:05right now it appears that Tom Barrett,
6:40:09the freshman, that's my that's my house
6:40:11district, holds a 15point lead with 55%
6:40:15of the vote counted over the DSA member
6:40:18William Lawrence. That might end up
6:40:20being one of the few bright spots for
6:40:21Republicans tonight in my district. I'll
6:40:23take credit for it, Steve. Why not? I I
6:40:25made that happen. Um and maybe Tom
6:40:28Barrett will return for a second term on
6:40:30an otherwise ugly night for the
6:40:32Republicans.
6:40:35>> That's big news. Uh Gruber, hang right
6:40:37there. They're going to be you're going
6:40:38to be there for a while in Michigan. I
6:40:40want to go to Ben Burwam.
6:40:42A very early night. It's 11:30,
6:40:4611:40 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Ben
6:40:48Burrwam and they're wrapping up in Ohio.
6:40:51That's a shocker. Uh the VE was a
6:40:54disastrous candidate as governor and it
6:40:56pulled down Hustad and and House seats.
6:40:59What do you got for us?
6:41:02>> Yeah, that's it. I mean, the moral of
6:41:03the story tonight is uh there's a lot of
6:41:05things, but first you got to pick good
6:41:07candidates. You've got to do what you
6:41:08say you're going to do. Uh and and you
6:41:11can't blame other people for it. I mean,
6:41:12obviously, we can look at the the civil
6:41:15war that's gone on in the Republican
6:41:16party over the last several months,
6:41:18whether that was Epstein or Israel or
6:41:20Iran. All of that plays into it. But at
6:41:23the end of the day, you got to do what
6:41:25you say you're going to do first. All of
6:41:27the rest of it has to come afterwards.
6:41:29And you got to get good candidates.
6:41:30We've got to kill the establishment in
6:41:32America and actually get people in these
6:41:35positions that the people, we the people
6:41:38want in there. Otherwise, what's the
6:41:39point?
6:41:41>> You know, I've gotten tremendous
6:41:43feedback already. Uh, people blowing me
6:41:45up about your comments about Texas and
6:41:47doing it. So, I'm going to bug you
6:41:48tonight and get you back on the show
6:41:50tomorrow morning. Ben Burrquam, also
6:41:53this is what a special guy Ben Burkwam
6:41:56is. Throughout the whole nation, Burwam
6:41:59came to me and said, "Bannon, we got to
6:42:01focus on Colorado. There's a couple of
6:42:03women out there that have no money that
6:42:06bootstrap this. These are these are
6:42:08common sense that stand for so much of
6:42:11what this country stands for. In a night
6:42:13of let's say this suboptimal
6:42:15performance, they have had shocking
6:42:18results so far with nothing but
6:42:20headwinds. Ben Burram, where do people
6:42:23uh find you on social media? You'll be
6:42:24back up with us tomorrow morning, sir.
6:42:27>> Yeah. Well, let me just talk about that
6:42:29real quick. Look, this is the blueprint.
6:42:31You know, the the Democrats gave us the
6:42:33blueprint for how they took over
6:42:34Colorado. We have an opportunity to use
6:42:36the red print to take it to take it
6:42:38back. And that starts with these
6:42:40initiatives 133, 134, and 135. We're
6:42:44going to be kicking ass on those uh and
6:42:46going forward using that as a blueprint.
6:42:47You can follow me at Ben Burkewam and
6:42:50Real AM Voice everywhere.
6:42:53>> Love you, brother.
6:42:55>> Good job. Short commercial break. Back
6:42:58to our election coverage in a moment.
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6:44:27Hi, my name is Tracy Elk with Arizona. I
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6:45:19love America and love God. What's not to
6:45:22like?
6:45:24>> John Solomon.
6:45:26Some words of wisdom from a gray beard.
6:45:29I'm not a gray beard anymore. I shaved.
6:45:32>> Look at me young.
6:45:33>> I shaved my know how old I am.
6:45:36>> Solomon, give me some words of wisdom
6:45:38here, sir.
6:45:39>> This is the Republicans 1994. If you
6:45:42remember 1994 when Republic Democrats
6:45:46took a beaten,
6:45:48it happened. It happened in the same
6:45:49places where Republicans had a great
6:45:52night in 1994. And it set the
6:45:54Republicans on a long-term course for um
6:45:57success in Congress and in state houses
6:46:00around America. They've lost Ohio.
6:46:02They've lost um Texas, almost
6:46:04unthinkable. They've lost Georgia. They
6:46:06barely barely won Florida despite having
6:46:09a very competent governor. Uh and um
6:46:13they uh are going to take it's going to
6:46:16take two or three cycles to reclaim
6:46:17Congress. The Senate has been won by
6:46:19Democrats. They've won enough seats
6:46:21already. The House will probably be in
6:46:23the vicinity of 240 plus by the time the
6:46:25counting ends in Alaska. Uh, and it is a
6:46:29reset moment for the Republican party.
6:46:31Again, this was an again an election
6:46:33about the economy. This is not an
6:46:35affirmation of socialism or six genders
6:46:37or some of the things that the liberal
6:46:39pundits will proclaim tomorrow morning.
6:46:41Republicans failed to deliver the job of
6:46:44fixing the economy that they promised
6:46:46they would and they were smoked tonight.
6:46:48They were completely smoked. Getting
6:46:50back to the basics of uh state party
6:46:54building is important. Getting back to
6:46:56the basics of what Republicans stand
6:46:58for, balanced budgets instead of the
6:47:00reckless two trillion dollar deficits we
6:47:02throw out every year.
6:47:04uh getting back to the basics of um
6:47:07faith and family and values and meaning
6:47:09it meaning your candidates resemble your
6:47:12uh value system. Uh that brings
6:47:15Hispanics in as um evangelicals exit the
6:47:18party. Hispanic Catholics can fill that
6:47:20void. But we have problems at the state
6:47:23party level. The Iowa Republican Party
6:47:25is a mess. Uh the Virginia Republican
6:47:28Party, I couldn't even find it if you
6:47:29gave me a GPS with a sensor on it. Um,
6:47:32we have to get back, if you're a
6:47:34Republican, to building the apparatus
6:47:36that wins elections. And then remember,
6:47:38it's always the economy first. It's
6:47:41always about good candidates. And uh, it
6:47:43is not as desperate an outlook as one
6:47:46might think from the whooping that
6:47:47Republicans took tonight. But the party
6:47:50has lived too long on the fumes of
6:47:51Donald Trump's extraordinary showmanship
6:47:53and sheer will, and that has its limits.
6:47:56And tonight, in an inflated economy with
6:47:58a war looming over it, uh people decided
6:48:01to stop buying into the the Trump
6:48:03reality show and now Republicans have to
6:48:06go back to winning elections the way
6:48:07they're won on the ground with strong
6:48:09party apparatus with get out the vote,
6:48:11uh with appealing to constituencies,
6:48:13mapping them out. Uh we've got a young
6:48:16base that thinks that socialism is good.
6:48:18We got to convince them otherwise,
6:48:19right? We've got Hispanics that are
6:48:21wondering what party best resembles
6:48:23them. the Republican party definitely
6:48:24resembles their values, but we don't
6:48:26talk to them. So, there will be a lot of
6:48:28learning lessons, but I think the big
6:48:30lesson is tonight, um, we'll wake up
6:48:33tomorrow and start thinking about it's
6:48:34always the economy stupid. Uh, two, it's
6:48:37about the blacking and tacking of of
6:48:38politics, something you've preached on
6:48:40your show for years. Um, and sometimes
6:48:43that Republicans have taken for granted
6:48:45for a long time. But, um, it's going to
6:48:47be a painful time for conservatives in
6:48:49Washington, around the country. But that
6:48:51pain usually yields a new type of party.
6:48:54And I think the Republican part is about
6:48:56to be transformed by what happened
6:48:58tonight.
6:49:00>> John Solomon, where do people get all
6:49:02your updates? Social media, all of it.
6:49:04Where do they go?
6:49:05>> Yeah. Uh, you bet. Jay Solomon reports
6:49:07at on all social media handles.
6:49:09Justinnews.com is the website. Just the
6:49:11network is our new TV app. And uh I'm
6:49:14lucky enough to follow you on this great
6:49:15network every day at 6 o'clock on Real
6:49:17America's Voice, the Justin News Noise
6:49:19television show with Amanda Head. It was
6:49:21an honor to be in the anchor seat
6:49:22alongside you all night today, Steve.
6:49:24You did a great job and um it's always
6:49:26fun to be following you on this network.
6:49:29>> Well, it's a little different than 2024
6:49:31in the roof of the Willard when we had
6:49:34we had great news, but hey, you got to
6:49:36take the punches. You got to, you know,
6:49:37take a punch and punch back. John
6:49:38Solomon, thank you so much for being our
6:49:40co-host tonight.
6:49:41>> Good to be with you, my friend. Thank
6:49:42you.
6:49:43>> Thank you. Okay, here's what we're going
6:49:44to do. We've got a number of people
6:49:45around the country. We're going to go to
6:49:47each one and roll up. We're probably
6:49:48going to go through midnight. We'll see
6:49:50how it plays. Just hang in there. Let's
6:49:52go to Stinchfield in Texas before Stinch
6:49:54has another adult beverage. Brother,
6:49:57what do you got for us?
6:50:02Well, look, I'm getting texts from so
6:50:04many of my Texan friends and friends
6:50:06around the country who are literally
6:50:07feeling demoralized tonight. This was
6:50:09not a good night by any means, but I
6:50:12want to say this, Steve. Now more than
6:50:14ever, we need Real America's voice.
6:50:16Steve, between you and John Solomon and
6:50:20Eric Bowling and Pobic, and I would help
6:50:22myself and all the others on Real
6:50:24America's voice, now is when this
6:50:26network has to pick this country up, put
6:50:28it on our shoulders, and you know what?
6:50:30We go fighting. I'm not taking this
6:50:32sitting down. I'm not going to cower on
6:50:34this. We go back and we figure out what
6:50:36we did wrong. And you know what? We did
6:50:38a lot wrong and we lost tonight, right?
6:50:40We got kicked in the ass and we lost.
6:50:43And so we figure out a way to win next
6:50:45time around and we will do that. But I I
6:50:48I want to make it very clear to
6:50:49everybody out there who worked so hard.
6:50:52I am so grateful to them. I got a text
6:50:54from a a lady knocked on doors in Texas.
6:50:58She was actually one of my son's
6:51:00elementary school teachers.
6:51:03Steve, people work so hard. So don't get
6:51:05down. We come back out and as you said,
6:51:08we'll keep throwing punches. You know,
6:51:10everybody on this network is doing an
6:51:12amazing job and our viewers are fabulous
6:51:15and I couldn't be more proud to be a
6:51:17voice for them. Steve
6:51:19>> Stinch, you're an amazing guy. Uh social
6:51:21media, where do people get get to you?
6:51:23How they follow you? All your uh
6:51:25podcasts, everything, sir.
6:51:29>> Yeah, I appreciate that. Steve
6:51:30Stinchfield 1776 on all the social media
6:51:33platforms. I got a p podcast that airs
6:51:35on Rumble every day at noon Eastern. And
6:51:38then of course my show on Real America's
6:51:39Voice, the most important show in my uh
6:51:42realm. That is uh 7:00 p.m. Eastern time
6:51:45on Real America's Voice. So I hope to
6:51:47see everybody there. Steve, again, thank
6:51:49you. Great job tonight. We'll get him on
6:51:50the next one.
6:51:52>> Thank you. Thank you, brother. Let's go.
6:51:53I want to go to the main desk right now.
6:51:55I've got a couple guys in the field, but
6:51:57let's go. Dr. Gina Lden, uh thoughts,
6:52:00observations on the night?
6:52:03Well, uh I think that Grant is right. We
6:52:06need to be optimistic. Uh we have some
6:52:09victories. We have a road map from
6:52:11Florida. Uh it taught us uh a lot of
6:52:14lessons. It taught us about circling
6:52:16fire while the Democrats circle wagons.
6:52:19It taught us about uh what good ballot
6:52:21measures can mean, such as uh the uh uh
6:52:27homesteading a uh piece that tax
6:52:30exemption that uh passed tonight in
6:52:33Florida. Um we learned something from
6:52:36the Colorado ballot measures, I believe,
6:52:38as well. Um and God is on his throne,
6:52:40Steve, and that never changes. And uh if
6:52:42anything, I think this uh puts our
6:52:44priorities together for 2028 in very
6:52:46strong terms.
6:52:48Thank you, man. Appreciate you. Is Ed
6:52:50Martin still with us? So, he's getting
6:52:51ready for the Ed. You just gonna stick
6:52:52around there and do your five o'clock
6:52:54show. You're just going to stick. In
6:52:55fact, I'm going to toss to you and
6:52:56you're going to be there for the f
6:52:58eagle. Ed Martin
6:53:01the early bird. The early bird. You're
6:53:03in the A block and the early bird.
6:53:05Steve, thank you for agreeing to come in
6:53:07studio and uh and it's going to be
6:53:09fantastic. We only put the best guys in
6:53:11the A block. Hey, hey, look, Steve. It's
6:53:13this is this is a this is a great moment
6:53:16for people to realize what's at stake,
6:53:19right? I mean, imagine and I know
6:53:21Steve's going to love this. Imagine how
6:53:23many times did George Washington lose
6:53:26battles and what did he do? He kept
6:53:29figuring out how to win. If you believe
6:53:31in America, if you believe in everything
6:53:34that's been so great in this country,
6:53:36then this is a setback. This is not a
6:53:38defeat. And so now we have to go
6:53:40forward. Look, they've shown their
6:53:41colors. You've got Garcia already saying
6:53:44lawyer up. You've got the Democrats
6:53:46celebrating across the country. Hassan
6:53:48said something about we're going
6:53:50to put you all in jail. Okay, look,
6:53:51they're out in the open now and we can
6:53:54see who's coming. So, I I will say this.
6:53:56I reject the people that say somehow
6:53:58this is a an ending or a kind of uh a
6:54:02changing of Trump and Trump's positions.
6:54:05Trump's positions carried through will
6:54:09be what exactly what we need. Whether
6:54:11it's putting the Americans first,
6:54:12American jobs, you know, Navaro was here
6:54:14earlier, get taking on China. For God's
6:54:17sakes, China is coming at us all the
6:54:19time in every way. And we're sitting
6:54:21here wondering, you know, if we can
6:54:23finally get over fighting with each
6:54:25other on our side. So, there's a lot of
6:54:27things that are going on that are
6:54:28unbelievably good. But look, just a two
6:54:30years ago and I looked at these emails.
6:54:32I looked at Jack Smith's inbox. I looked
6:54:34at Lisa Monaco stuff. The these people
6:54:37were planning ways to kill us, shoot and
6:54:42kill Charlie, shoot the president, put
6:54:45people in jail. It is an actual war for
6:54:48the future of the country. And today is
6:54:50a setback. Okay? And now we got to
6:54:52figure out what's coming next. But here
6:54:54my my point on this is 2028 the winners
6:54:57in 2028 will have a vision that is like
6:55:01what Trump said about America and we the
6:55:04people being exceptional. That's what
6:55:06we'll have.
6:55:06>> But hang on. Yeah. But to be brutally
6:55:09frank about this and you saw it from the
6:55:10inside. You're one of the heroes that
6:55:12stepped in.
6:55:13>> Lisa Monaco and all those people.
6:55:16Nothing was done to them in two years.
6:55:18Yeah.
6:55:19>> We had a mandate to do it. And now with
6:55:21252 seats in the House, you ain't going
6:55:24to do anything with them. So we had an
6:55:26opportunity here to take on the deep
6:55:28state to deconstruct it, to crush it.
6:55:30And we just shined it on and you got,
6:55:33you know, Cassidy Hutcherson in front of
6:55:34a grand jury. That's that to me is one
6:55:37of the big lessons here. You had a
6:55:39mandate. You had an opportunity. You had
6:55:41to get on with it. There were certain
6:55:42people in the administration didn't want
6:55:43to do that. And what do you get? You get
6:55:45a night like tonight. You stick to what
6:55:47you say you're going to do. And bang
6:55:48bang bang, we pick up seats tonight.
6:55:51Okay, just like 20, remember Trump was
6:55:54sent with they stole the 2020 election
6:55:56and Trump was sent into exile and he
6:55:59came back with the biggest victory ever.
6:56:01What was it about? It was about
6:56:03immigration. It was about going after
6:56:04the deep state. There were a handful of
6:56:06things. No foreign wars. Get the economy
6:56:08revved up again as he did in 2019. You
6:56:11just hit those basics, you're going to
6:56:13pick up seats tonight. Now at 252, Ed,
6:56:16you've been around a long time. at 252
6:56:18seats or NBC saying 255. That's not one
6:56:21cycle. You've got to c you've got to
6:56:24find people now that are prepared to
6:56:26hunker down on the long hall and fight
6:56:29every day without any real reward for
6:56:32years. That's what's going to be the
6:56:35tough is to recruit people that are
6:56:36prepared to hunker down and say we're
6:56:38prepared to fight for it.
6:56:39>> And all I'm saying is I wish I I wish I
6:56:42could go back and do more and have more
6:56:44done. I wish I bet the president does.
6:56:46All I'm saying is today I can look
6:56:47forward and whatever that fight is, it's
6:56:50worth having and and I agree with you.
6:56:51It's there's fewer of us and there'll be
6:56:53a higher cost uh to a lot of us and
6:56:56that's just the cards we're dealt. You
6:56:58know, that's where we are. It gets me
6:57:01>> it gets me energized because I believe
6:57:03in the country. My first recommendation
6:57:05to the president, we ought to take this
6:57:07guy off the early bird show on Real
6:57:09America's Voice and put him at a senior
6:57:11level of the Justice Department and give
6:57:13him a writ to go to go do things. Ed
6:57:16Martin, you're amazing. You're a
6:57:18fighter. You never quit. Phyis Schlaffy
6:57:20would be very proud of you and your
6:57:21work. Thank you so much, sir. Is Amanda
6:57:23Head still with us? Amanda?
6:57:25>> She is.
6:57:26>> Amanda, your thoughts? I know you want
6:57:27to You want to talk California?
6:57:30>> Yeah. What do you got, ma'am?
6:57:32>> No, we're going to blow through the
6:57:33clock. what he said about Washington.
6:57:36You know, I look at Washington's defeat
6:57:37at Fort Necessity in the French and
6:57:39Indian War, and that was something that
6:57:40defined the contours, you know, then he
6:57:43was a a Virginia militia man, but it
6:57:44defined the contours of his military
6:57:46career as the commander of the
6:57:48Continental Army and the success that
6:57:50came from that. And I hope that this is
6:57:51a circuit breaker election for
6:57:54Republicans. I hope that this is a reset
6:57:56for them because they had a generational
6:57:58trifecta and they blew it. They were
6:58:01sent there to root out fraud through
6:58:03things like Doge. Well, that all kind of
6:58:04fizzled out early on, spending cuts,
6:58:07which never transpired, and election
6:58:09integrity, and they didn't get it done.
6:58:11And the American people remembered that.
6:58:12And then on top of that, you couple it
6:58:14with tariffs that increase grocery
6:58:15prices and gas prices and the Iran war.
6:58:18And I think my co-host John Solomon is
6:58:20absolutely right. I don't think this was
6:58:21an indictment on our economy, or it was
6:58:23an indictment on our economy. It wasn't
6:58:25any type of support for socialism or any
6:58:27of the radical left's views for a future
6:58:30America. It's the fact that Republicans
6:58:32fell flat for a lot of people and they
6:58:34either didn't show up or they voted the
6:58:35other way.
6:58:38>> Amanda Head. Uh social media, where do
6:58:40they get you, ma'am?
6:58:42>> Amanda Head everywhere.
6:58:44>> Fantastic. Great job tonight. Uh by the
6:58:46way, is Zed's still there? Come, Ed,
6:58:47what's your social media? Where do
6:58:49people get you for the early bird show?
6:58:51>> Eagle Edmmart Martin at Eagle Martin.
6:58:52Eagle Eagle Martin.com. You can go there
6:58:54and see lots of cool photos of me with
6:58:56the pope.
6:58:59>> With the pope, what we're going to do is
6:59:00get you back over main justice. Ed
6:59:02Martin, thank you so much.
6:59:03>> Hey, don't guys.
6:59:04>> Hey, don't forget McCabe. Mabe is in
6:59:06that uh in that in that cave. He's in
6:59:08the hole. Don't hang on. I'm going to go
6:59:11to McCabe right now. So, a wrap of the
6:59:13studio, then I'll go in the field. I got
6:59:14Gruber. I got Trenis Evans and and
6:59:16Georgia. Neil McCabe. Closing
6:59:18observations and thoughts.
6:59:23things come and go. I mean, we had a Tea
6:59:25Party majority that maxed out at 247
6:59:29and you know, it's gone now, but it
6:59:32comes back. And so, we just have to take
6:59:34the lessons from tonight and apply them
6:59:37in the next two, three cycles and will
6:59:40be back. Uh, President Obama was told if
6:59:42he pushes through Obamacare, he would
6:59:44lose both the both the House and the
6:59:46Senate. He pushed it through. They got
6:59:49the House and Senate back and Obamacare
6:59:5115 years later is the law of the land.
6:59:54That like you were saying before and
6:59:55what Ben was saying, the point is when
6:59:57you have a majority, you're supposed to
6:59:59achieve something and so you're not
7:00:02supposed to do nothing because you're
7:00:04afraid of losing the majority and and
7:00:06we'll see how it plays out. I'm now I'm
7:00:09looking not so much for presidential
7:00:11candidates, but I'm looking for how the
7:00:13leadership on Capitol Hill for the
7:00:15Republicans is going to change. Steve
7:00:19Uh Neil, uh I know you're going to help
7:00:21Ed in the morning with the early bird.
7:00:23What is your social media? Where do
7:00:24people get you and all your great
7:00:25columns at the uh South is it Southshore
7:00:28Press? Sir,
7:00:30>> a lot of lot of people are talking about
7:00:31the Southshore Press, which is really
7:00:33the hottest media outlet in the country
7:00:35right now. And my columns are found
7:00:37there at southshorepress.com
7:00:39and I can be found on all the socials at
7:00:42reporter McCabe. Sir,
7:00:45>> thank you. Great job tonight, guys, at
7:00:47the DC main studio. I want to thank the
7:00:49entire team there, Morai and everybody
7:00:51for just putting it together. Really
7:00:52appreciate you guys. Let you go get some
7:00:55sleep so you get ready for the 5:00.
7:00:57Very tough. I want to go to Trev Tren
7:00:59Trenis Evans now down in Georgia about
7:01:02these House seats. What do you got for
7:01:03us?
7:01:07>> Hey Steve, so update right now. We have
7:01:09Jim Kingston and this Amanda Hollowell
7:01:11race right now that that just moved. We
7:01:14saw the needle just move to an 8,000
7:01:17vote lead with 99% of the vote in. I'm
7:01:20not sure why this hasn't been called.
7:01:22Uh, you know, it's one of those I'm sure
7:01:24if it was a Democrat they would have
7:01:25called it, but uh, and we have District
7:01:2712. We have Rick Allen here with Seretta
7:01:29Smith and we're sitting on what looks to
7:01:32be about an 10 11,000 vote lead with 91%
7:01:36in. Steve, I um I think these races are
7:01:39looking pretty safe that the Georgia
7:01:41House races are going to hold. And uh I
7:01:43I got to say something. I've listened to
7:01:44everybody talk. I think I had some great
7:01:47ideas, some great opinions. Where do we
7:01:49go from here? What do we do next? And I
7:01:51agree with many that you we are sitting
7:01:53on a uh we were sitting on what Trump
7:01:55delivered an agenda and they failed. Uh
7:01:58Republicans failed in the House,
7:01:59Republicans failed in the Senate. Thun
7:02:01failed us in the Senate. The SAVE Act
7:02:02had an 80% support. We saw that failure.
7:02:05We saw but Mike Johnson promised to
7:02:06release the January 6 tapes. A lot of
7:02:08people want to see what really happened
7:02:09there and they still don't know. There's
7:02:11a lot of question going on. And then you
7:02:13know we watched him fight Jerome Pal and
7:02:14the Fed on trying to lower interest
7:02:16rates. We watched so many things happen
7:02:18in this country. And yet you had
7:02:19California shuts down all the drilling
7:02:21the pipelines and people are screaming
7:02:23about gas prices blame it on
7:02:24Republicans. We have seen this
7:02:26progressive social reconstruction has
7:02:28taken root. They have been at it for 100
7:02:29years. We have only been awake and truly
7:02:32fighting this as a country, not just as
7:02:34a few outliers for a very short period
7:02:36of time. It's going to be a cycle. We
7:02:38are just in a battle that we have just
7:02:40lost a battle. I agree that we're time
7:02:42here for war and we just it's a long
7:02:44march. We are not going to win this
7:02:46thing overnight and it may be a couple
7:02:48cycles and we're going to need those
7:02:50people that are the stalwart defenders
7:02:51of our constitution moving forward.
7:02:54Uh, Trenus, social media, where do they
7:02:56go?
7:03:00>> Condemned USA.
7:03:03>> Thank you, sir. Appreciate you, Trenus,
7:03:05for all the work you do for everything.
7:03:07Uh, we'll get Gruber in the morning. We
7:03:09got uh we got uh Terra Doll.
7:03:11>> No, she's gone now.
7:03:12>> She's gone. They're all gone. Okay,
7:03:13we're all finished. We're all done.
7:03:16>> Who? Oh, Royce White. Royce White. What
7:03:19a what a symbolic to finish with Royce
7:03:21White in my own posi right here. Royce,
7:03:24not just Minnesota. Give me overview of
7:03:27your thoughts tonight. You've been
7:03:28riding shotgun on this
7:03:30>> for a couple of years now. You've gone
7:03:32through a couple of cycles. Uh you've
7:03:34been a nominee for the US Senate. Uh
7:03:36what what are your thoughts as we close
7:03:37out the evening, sir?
7:03:41>> Well, brutal, brutal night. Um but
7:03:45hope is not lost. I mean, of course, you
7:03:48you know, you you pick yourself up off
7:03:49the floor and got to fight again
7:03:50tomorrow. is the only option we have to
7:03:53save this great republic. Uh promises
7:03:55made, promises kept come to mind, right?
7:03:58Border dead forever wars. We had it
7:04:00simple, real simple, you know, stupid
7:04:02simple as they say in 2024. And and we
7:04:05failed on all three initiatives.
7:04:07Certainly the border, which includes the
7:04:09foreign invaders that are still in our
7:04:10country. Now, they're going to try and
7:04:11fence that as we lost because of DHS,
7:04:13which is a scary dangerous proposition.
7:04:15We need to double and triple down on the
7:04:17mass deportations and quick. I'm not so
7:04:20sure all these elections were secure
7:04:21tonight, but that's another conversation
7:04:22for another day. Debt, I mean, debt,
7:04:25economy, obviously, and and and the big
7:04:28looming one that you should feel
7:04:29vindicated on. I watched all these
7:04:31Israel firsters come after you about the
7:04:34the repercussions of this war. And yet,
7:04:36here we are
7:04:38taking a shellacking uh over this this
7:04:40this outdated and obsolete foreign
7:04:43policy.
7:04:44on election day,
7:04:46greatest president of my lifetime
7:04:47saying, "We're going to finally cut the
7:04:48aid to Israel." Too little too late, I'd
7:04:50say, for the midterms. But hey, I'm
7:04:52always a President Trump 2028 guy, and I
7:04:55think he should go max as the great
7:04:56Charlie Kirk would have said, and I'll
7:04:58continue to advocate for that going
7:05:00forward.
7:05:01>> Roy, where do people
7:05:02>> Peggy Flanigan just
7:05:05>> I'm sorry, Peggy Flanigan just went
7:05:07ahead.
7:05:08They Yeah, they waited they waited
7:05:10until, you know, just now to drop the
7:05:12Henipin County uh votes. It took them 5
7:05:15hours or something like that. She just
7:05:16went ahead by about uh 100,000 or so
7:05:19votes. So, it looks like she's going to
7:05:20secure the win as well.
7:05:22>> Okay. Another radical in the US Senate.
7:05:25Why not? Uh Royce White, uh where do
7:05:27they go for your content, sir?
7:05:30>> Oh, brother. They just got to tune in to
7:05:31War Room. We have the great privilege of
7:05:33of hosting the show on on the War Room
7:05:35Posi's uh uh channels, you know, Rumble,
7:05:38Getter, and social media. We'll be on at
7:05:407 a.m. in the morning, unless you text
7:05:42me and tell me you you want to you want
7:05:44to hold the channel off. We'll be on at
7:05:467:00 a.m. Central tomorrow morning.
7:05:48>> Wow. We'll be tuning in. Royce White,
7:05:51thank you so much for staying up
7:05:52tonight.
7:05:52>> God bless you at 7 a.m. Thank you.
7:05:54>> Thank you, sir.
7:05:56>> Mo Bannon, you get the last word.
7:05:58Tennessee. So Tennessee with 94% of the
7:06:02vote in Marshall Blackburn 45.09%
7:06:07to Green at 43.94%.
7:06:11>> So couple points up or a point and a
7:06:12half up 6%. That's tight. Never thought
7:06:15we'd be in that tight a race. Thank you
7:06:17for doing this tonight. Any any
7:06:19observations at the uh at the end of the
7:06:21night?
7:06:21>> Well, like you said, this isn't
7:06:23something that's going to be fixed in
7:06:24one election cycle. This is going to
7:06:26take years and we need to understand
7:06:28that
7:06:28>> and not get discouraged. Yes, I
7:06:30understand
7:06:31>> it didn't go the way we wanted it to
7:06:33tonight, but we have to hunker down and
7:06:35get candidates in there in the future
7:06:37election cycles that it's not just
7:06:40candidates. I think you need to actually
7:06:42understand what we're trying to
7:06:43accomplish here. Obviously, this war and
7:06:46what the war brought uh had a massive
7:06:49impact on people. They hadn't planned on
7:06:51that. They weren't sold on that. They
7:06:52weren't told about. They were told the
7:06:54opposite. and the people reacted
7:06:55tonight. There was other aspects too,
7:06:57but we can we have to, as I've said over
7:07:00and over again, and I I said at that
7:07:02National Conservative Convention in
7:07:04September of um excuse me, I think it
7:07:07was in June of uh 2025,
7:07:10um the um
7:07:13you know, the the the the issue in the
7:07:16United States was not in downtown
7:07:18Tyrron. It was in downtown New York
7:07:20City. And now you've seen that
7:07:21throughout the nation. And we're going
7:07:23to have some very tough and some very
7:07:25dark days ahead.
7:07:26>> Yes, we are. But we need to understand,
7:07:28like you said before, it's not going to
7:07:30be fixed in one election cycle. This is
7:07:32going to take years to get out of.
7:07:34>> Ma'am, thank you. Social media,
7:07:36>> you can find me on Instagram at real
7:07:38Morin Bannon and at Tw on Twitter and
7:07:40get her at Moren_bannon. I'm
7:07:42shadowbanned on Twitter. So, I come in
7:07:45hot on Instagram. I did post a lot today
7:07:48on Twitter, so hopefully I'm not as
7:07:49shadowbanned.
7:07:50>> Okay. Uh, good. I want to thank Real
7:07:52America's Voice, uh, Parker Sig, the
7:07:54entire team, Rob Sig, all the guys in
7:07:57Centennial, West Palm Beach, Washington
7:08:00DC, and of course our entire crews out
7:08:02everywhere. Ed Martin will be back on
7:08:05the channel at 5:00 a.m. with the early
7:08:07bird. We're going to pick it back up.
7:08:08We'll be here at 10:00 in the morning,
7:08:10get a couple hours of sleep, and uh
7:08:12maybe even take a shower. How's that
7:08:14sound? Take a shower. We'll be back at
7:08:1510:00 a.m. Is that good? Okay, we're
7:08:17going to leave you with May God bless
7:08:19America. I don't think could be a better
7:08:20way to leave it. We'll see you back here
7:08:22in the war room. 10:00 a.m. Eastern
7:08:24Standard Time tomorrow morning.
7:08:30>> Broke free from the high.
7:08:35May God bless America
7:08:39and bring us forward to the day
7:08:42when every tear is wiped away.
7:08:45But until this perfect day,
7:08:48we should weep for our country.
7:08:52Seek God on his behalf.
7:08:55We may not have made a golden calf, but
7:08:58our idols have been clear. And it ends
7:09:02here. We will not stand for calling evil
7:09:05good. And we'll teach our youth the
7:09:07same. And we'll do this in the name of
7:09:11the one true God.
7:09:15We will stand for the model of the red,
7:09:18white, and blue. In God we trust. He
7:09:20will cut through all the darkness, all
7:09:23the lies, all the good things in
7:09:25disguise. We speak up and humbly ask.
7:09:29May God bless America.
7:09:32Bring us forward to the day
7:09:35when every tear is wiped away.
7:09:39>> But until this perfect day,
7:09:42>> we should weep for our country.
7:09:45seek God on his behalf.
7:09:48>> We may not have made a golden calf, but
7:09:51our idols have been clear and it ends
7:09:55here.
7:10:08May God bless America
7:10:11and bring us forward to the day.
7:10:14WHEN EVERY TEAR IS WIPED AWAY,
7:10:17>> but until this perfect day, we should
7:10:21weep for our country.
7:10:24Seek God on his behalf.
7:10:27>> We may not have made a golden calf, but
7:10:30our idols have been clear. And it ends
7:10:34here.
7:10:42but uh to to come teach someplace, but
7:10:45not places where uh family living
7:10:48circumstances would allow it to happen.
7:10:50All right. And you know, I I I you know,
7:10:52I' I've still been dealing with I mean,
7:10:53we're still dealing with Georgia and
7:10:55Arizona. Even though the criminal
7:10:57prosecutions are dismissed, there's
7:10:58still collateral stuff going on. And
7:11:00then I've got my California bar
7:11:02disparment pending before the US Supreme
7:11:04Court right now. So, you know, I'm
7:11:07getting I'm getting close to the end of
7:11:08the road, but we're not quite there yet.
7:11:10and it's occupying my attention.

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