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Speaker 3: All right, welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show. It is
Speaker 3: January twenty third two thousand and twenty six, Blake Nef Welcome, Howdy,
Speaker 3: good morning. We are joined right off the top here
Speaker 3: by Representative Eli Crane, a great American, a great patriot.
Speaker 3: He's fighting hard for us in the House. Representatives in DC.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to the show. Congressman, so much to get
Speaker 3: to honored to have you.
Speaker 4: Hey, thanks for having me on, guys, I really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. There is so much congressional news it's tough to
Speaker 3: know where to start. I'm gonna start with, however, some
Speaker 3: of the breaking news this morning. There is a kill
Speaker 3: switch piece of legislation where the government can apparently just
Speaker 3: turn off your car. Am I understanding this right, Congressman,
Speaker 3: And yet a number of Republicans voted with Democrats to
Speaker 3: keep this piece of legislation moving forward. Tell us about it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, obviously, we've been trying to get back to regular
Speaker 5: order here and vote through the appropriations bills, which we're
Speaker 5: supposed to every year. As you guys know, it usually
Speaker 5: doesn't happen. We usually fund the government through an omnibus
Speaker 5: or a cr So I am glad to see that
Speaker 5: the House is actually moving in regular order. What I'm
Speaker 5: not glad to see, is the House basically buying Democrat
Speaker 5: votes and you know, allowing a lot of these Democrat
Speaker 5: amendments in. And it's never good to see Republicans voting
Speaker 5: for stuff like this, you know, I think it is
Speaker 5: exposing the American people get to see where individual members
Speaker 5: of Congress stand on certain issues. And I can't even
Speaker 5: imagine why any Republican member of the House, you know,
Speaker 5: would vote to allow kill switches in vehicles so that
Speaker 5: the government or you know, some agency can shut off
Speaker 5: your car if they don't like what you're doing.
Speaker 3: You said, buying votes, buying Democrat votes. Explain that for
Speaker 3: us in our audience a little bit. How does that
Speaker 3: trade work?
Speaker 5: Yeah, So, basically, you know, the leadership knows that if
Speaker 5: they put stuff in these appropriations bills, regardless of which
Speaker 5: one it is, that isn't righteous, it's not good Republican
Speaker 5: conservative America first policy.
Speaker 4: Then there's you know, ten, fifteen to twenty.
Speaker 5: Of us that are going to take the bill down
Speaker 5: until they make those changes. So what they do is
Speaker 5: is that they go over to the Democrats and say,
Speaker 5: how much you know, what's going to cost for your
Speaker 5: vote on this non Republican bill, and then that that's
Speaker 5: how the trades and the deals are made.
Speaker 3: Well, I think I speak for the entirety of this
Speaker 3: audience to say that this is offensive to us, that
Speaker 3: we would be giving over our own freedoms, our own control,
Speaker 3: our own agencies, just to buy a few votes from Democrats. Congressman,
Speaker 3: There's so much more to get to with you, so
Speaker 3: I want to keep mak I want to make sure
Speaker 3: we're moving quickly here. There was also another vote that
Speaker 3: you were raising a lot of hay about regarding the
Speaker 3: National Endowment for Democracy otherwise known as NED. It's a
Speaker 3: Reagan era program. Why were you fighting so hard against it?
Speaker 3: What do we need to know?
Speaker 2: What is?
Speaker 3: What does NED actually do?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So NED was obviously started under Ronald Reagan, and when
Speaker 5: you look at just the title of it, it sounds virtuous, right,
Speaker 5: you know, basically National Endowment for Democracy. Its goal was
Speaker 5: to promote democracy around the world. But what it's turned
Speaker 5: out what it's not what it started as, it's what
Speaker 5: it's become. And I want to thank uh investigative independent
Speaker 5: journalists like Mike Bens who have been raising you know,
Speaker 5: the issue, this issue for a long time and educating
Speaker 5: people to what NED has become and you know, it's
Speaker 5: become a global censorship arm. It's uh, it's used to
Speaker 5: in color revolutions all over the world. It's been used
Speaker 5: to censure, you know, sensor American people, organizations, conservative organizations,
Speaker 5: and and you know, it's it's basically been weaponized against
Speaker 5: the American people. And so that's something that if you
Speaker 5: don't set a precedent, if we don't set a precedent
Speaker 5: up here and say, if you guys continue to behave
Speaker 5: this way, we're going to defund you or quick giving
Speaker 5: you money.
Speaker 4: What do you guys think is going to happen? Now?
Speaker 5: Obviously we're not as worried that this administration is going
Speaker 5: to do that to the American people. But what happens
Speaker 5: when the balance of power shifts. A Democrat, you know,
Speaker 5: comes back into the White House, Democrats take over the House,
Speaker 5: the Senate, You're going to see the same types of
Speaker 5: things because once again Republicans have proven that they have
Speaker 5: no backbone, just vote with leadership and don't really dive
Speaker 5: into you know, these bills and what they actually do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how much money is ned getting and how many
Speaker 3: Republicans went for it.
Speaker 5: It's getting a little over three hundred million dollars and
Speaker 5: I think we had eighty one Republicans vote for this bill.
Speaker 5: And you know, I will say that I think some
Speaker 5: of the members, you know, probably didn't do research on it,
Speaker 5: but there were plenty of them that were on the
Speaker 5: floor of the House when we were debating this bill.
Speaker 5: I had myself and Pauline A Luna, Scott Perry, Andy Biggs,
Speaker 5: who's running for governor in Arizona, all you know, advocating
Speaker 5: with me that, you know, we should be defunding this organization.
Speaker 5: So many of them heard the debate, they didn't care
Speaker 5: because they quite frankly, don't care what's best for the
Speaker 5: American people. And so, you know, I think the best
Speaker 5: thing about our efforts here, even though we failed to
Speaker 5: defund ned, was we got to expose a lot of
Speaker 5: these Republicans. And this is where now it's in the
Speaker 5: American people's hands. The people that are listening to this
Speaker 5: show right now, go find that list. If your member
Speaker 5: was on the list, have a conversation with them, you know,
Speaker 5: talk to somebody who's running against them in office, you know,
Speaker 5: give them a donation, because if we don't get these
Speaker 5: people out of here, we're going to continue to see
Speaker 5: the same you know, uniparty swampy system continue to move
Speaker 5: forward regardless of what the American people think.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the vote was eighty one Republican voted with Democrats
Speaker 3: to fund NED to the tune of hundreds of millions
Speaker 3: of dollars that will be used for god knows what
Speaker 3: if Democrats ever get power again. Congressman, I want to
Speaker 3: shift our attention over here, and I just want to
Speaker 3: say again, you're doing an amazing job. If the people
Speaker 3: of Arizona are not hearing this loud and clear, we
Speaker 3: have your back. I mean the fact that you're on
Speaker 3: the right side of all these issues. Congressmen, speaks volumes
Speaker 3: about your character and how hard you're fighting for the
Speaker 3: state of Arizona, and we're proud to stand with you.
Speaker 3: We have a video here that just came out from
Speaker 3: Arizona's Attorney General, Chris Mays, and I'm going to play
Speaker 3: it because it should make the make your skin boil,
Speaker 3: skin crawl, and your blood boil. This is scary stuff
Speaker 3: which she's suggesting. She's saying because of Arizona's stands your
Speaker 3: ground laws, that people might have an opportunity to actually
Speaker 3: attack ice agents play four forty nine.
Speaker 6: If there are confrontations between residents and ICE agents like
Speaker 6: we've seen in other cities, Mays is concerned could turn
Speaker 6: deadly because of Arizona's so called stand your ground.
Speaker 7: Law that makes Arizona very, very different from almost every
Speaker 7: other state where this build up is happening. Bram is
Speaker 7: that we're a stand your ground staate.
Speaker 6: But to be clear, you're not telling folks you have
Speaker 6: license if you are threatened well to shoot a peace officer.
Speaker 7: No, But again, if you're being attacked by someone who
Speaker 7: is not identified as a peace officer, how.
Speaker 2: Do you know.
Speaker 6: That's one reason Maze is demanding that ICE agents remove
Speaker 6: their masks.
Speaker 7: If somebody comes at me wearing a mask and I
Speaker 7: can't tell whether they're a police officer, what am I
Speaker 7: supposed to do? That is why this is so incredibly incendiary.
Speaker 8: Your reaction, Eli Crane, You know, guys just reminded me
Speaker 8: a lot of the video that Senator Mark Kelly made
Speaker 8: several months back to sh You know, so chaos in
Speaker 8: our military, and I see the same thing going on
Speaker 8: with our own attorney general right now.
Speaker 4: Let's let's be honest.
Speaker 5: We've all seen the videos you know of ice in Minnesota, Chicago,
Speaker 5: all over the country. Not only are these guys you
Speaker 5: know she talks about wearing a mask. You know, all
Speaker 5: of them are wearing badges on their on their uniforms.
Speaker 5: And if you comply with their orders, you know, they
Speaker 5: don't they don't threaten you at all. Right, the message
Speaker 5: from the Attorney General should be the message that most
Speaker 5: of us that grew up in a good home got
Speaker 5: hey comply with law enforcement officers and if they make
Speaker 5: a mistake, you know, we'll hand it, handle it after
Speaker 5: the fact, you know, in the judicial judicial branch, right
Speaker 5: through in the in the courts. But this is what
Speaker 5: democrats are doing all over the country. They start these
Speaker 5: massive problems, all of them voting and supporting these you know,
Speaker 5: wide open southern borders, which we all know let in
Speaker 5: fifteen to twenty million illegal aliens. The American people gave
Speaker 5: the president a mandate and re electing him into office
Speaker 5: to go and arrest criminals.
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Speaker 3: The floor is yours with Representative Ei Crag.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Representative, We're really we want to keep flogging this a.
Speaker 3: G mays thing.
Speaker 9: It's, uh, We've discussed on this show quite a bit
Speaker 9: that there seems to be this will on the Democrats
Speaker 9: to engineer situations that will lead to violence, that will
Speaker 9: lead to crises, so that they can use it to
Speaker 9: continue and dignice. And it's it's really hard for me
Speaker 9: to not see what the Attorney General said as she
Speaker 9: kind of she wants someone to shoot at ice so
Speaker 9: then they can posture and say, look look what they did.
Speaker 9: Look what they did by trying to enforce immigration laws.
Speaker 9: The only thing we can do to fix this is
Speaker 9: to stop enforcing them. The same rad on things Representative.
Speaker 5: I do Blake, and you know, I'm reminded of a
Speaker 5: quote the issue is never the issue. The issue is
Speaker 5: always revolution. And when you see what these guys want
Speaker 5: to do to the United States and turn it into
Speaker 5: this you know, top down governmental control, socialistic, communistic, you
Speaker 5: know country.
Speaker 4: You know they've got to They've got to do it
Speaker 4: in a certain way.
Speaker 5: And I think that's why you always see them trying
Speaker 5: to tear down our institutions, undermine the integrity of our laws.
Speaker 5: Law enforcement that's got to go in and clean up
Speaker 5: the messes of the Democrat party, and uh, this is
Speaker 5: just one more instance of that. I think it's very dangerous,
Speaker 5: but I'm not surprised to see it, and you know,
Speaker 5: I just you know, my my prayers go out to
Speaker 5: these law enforcement officers who are just doing their jobs
Speaker 5: trying to remove you know, criminals from our streets.
Speaker 4: Have a very dangerous job.
Speaker 5: And then you've got the Attorney General of Arizona basically
Speaker 5: you know, wink wink, trying to give you know, some
Speaker 5: some signal to you know, citizens in Arizona or illegals
Speaker 5: in Arizona that hey, you don't really have to comply.
Speaker 5: If you feel threatened, you can stand your ground. And
Speaker 5: I think it's extremely dangerous and I wouldn't be surprised
Speaker 5: to see it lead to, you know, you know, another
Speaker 5: issue in Arizona like we saw in Minnesota, and then
Speaker 5: riots and chaos breakout in our streets.
Speaker 9: And we'd be remiss not to mention this is a
Speaker 9: woman she's governing like a Leninist or something. And this
Speaker 9: is a woman who won by a margin of point
Speaker 9: zero one percent, not even three hundred votes.
Speaker 3: That was the difference in her race.
Speaker 9: With Abahammaday not even getting into any potential conduct. But
Speaker 9: that's how close it was, and we might literally see
Speaker 9: ICE agents who die because of that outcome, who die
Speaker 9: because we have an ag in this state who goes
Speaker 9: around saying, oh, you know, yeah, if you shoot.
Speaker 3: At ICE agents, might might be perfectly reasonable. Well, it
Speaker 3: begs the question, Congressman. You see this in Virginia right now,
Speaker 3: something we've talked about on the show a lot. They
Speaker 3: got a six percent margin for Kamala. She won Virginia
Speaker 3: by six points. We won Arizona by six points. With
Speaker 3: President Trump, they are governing with an iron fist. They
Speaker 3: are ruthlessly efficient exacting their agenda. Why are Republicans in
Speaker 3: league with Democrats on a kill switch, on ned on
Speaker 3: so many other things? Why do we not have the
Speaker 3: same ruthlessness when it comes to governing that our Democrat
Speaker 3: colleagues do.
Speaker 4: I think the.
Speaker 5: Most basic way to put it is is because representing
Speaker 5: the American people and what they want is not the
Speaker 5: biggest priority for a lot of politicians in Washington, DC.
Speaker 4: Hanging holding onto.
Speaker 5: Power, winning re election, climbing the ladder, getting into leadership,
Speaker 5: and you know, skyrocketing your political career by working with
Speaker 5: the uniparty.
Speaker 4: That that is the goal for many of these.
Speaker 5: Individuals up here, and they could quite frankly care less
Speaker 5: what the American people you know think, And you guys
Speaker 5: know how much money is involved in politics. There's a
Speaker 5: couple of ways you can skin that cap. You can
Speaker 5: work with all the lobbyists, donors, special interest group to
Speaker 5: fund your campaigns so that you can achieve that goal.
Speaker 5: Or you can do what I've done, and you know
Speaker 5: what many of my colleagues in the House Freedom Caucus
Speaker 5: have done, and you know, fight for the American people
Speaker 5: and the agenda that they supported under the president. And
Speaker 5: then you know, hope that people you know that aren't
Speaker 5: special interests, lobby lobbying groups, et cetera step up and
Speaker 5: support you so that you can, you know, stay up
Speaker 5: here and do it. But I will tell you, guys,
Speaker 5: I've never really cared if if if I lose reelection.
Speaker 5: I don't like this job. I never wanted to be
Speaker 5: a politician. You know. I'd love to spend more time
Speaker 5: at home with my you know, my two daughters and
Speaker 5: my wife. But for me, this is just continued service.
Speaker 5: And it's I just feel too. It's like a lot
Speaker 5: of these moderates don't understand what time it is. They
Speaker 5: don't understand how close we are to losing this country,
Speaker 5: and so all they do is manage the decline of
Speaker 5: the country, and they don't ever play offense.
Speaker 4: And that's something that I refuse to join them in.
Speaker 4: And I that's one of the reasons I love Turning
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Speaker 5: You guys went into the Lions then in academia when
Speaker 5: many of us thought it was gone decades ago. And
Speaker 5: that's why I love the fact that you guys are
Speaker 5: sitting on you know, this panel right now, carrying on
Speaker 5: the legacy of Charlie Kirk and everything you know that
Speaker 5: he started. And I love this organization. I love what
Speaker 5: you guys are doing. We're in the same fight, We're
Speaker 5: on the same team. We're just you know, fighting, you know,
Speaker 5: in different arenas.
Speaker 3: I want us to hit this email.
Speaker 9: We just got this fresh in the inbox from someone
Speaker 9: who will remain anonymous. He says, please keep my name anonymous.
Speaker 9: I am an ice officer in the Phoenix Field Office.
Speaker 9: One of our officers was assaulted last night by protesters.
Speaker 9: These are professional agitators. They use radios to coordinate blocking
Speaker 9: our entrance and exits. Last week, spray painted our gate
Speaker 9: and our side door. He has a video that we
Speaker 9: can't view just this moment yet, but he says that
Speaker 9: we're in a not terribly secured location when.
Speaker 3: We have images, and we have images just some of
Speaker 3: what they said.
Speaker 9: It says one of them says you slaughter babies and
Speaker 9: the other says ice kills. This is the environment we're
Speaker 9: working in where we have an ag agitating people to say, oh,
Speaker 9: in some situations, it's legal for you to blow an
Speaker 9: ice officer's brains out.
Speaker 3: That is what state is sign. She wants a Kent
Speaker 3: State scenario playing out. She wants to be able to say,
Speaker 3: look at what they did and to use that as
Speaker 3: leverage to fight them legally, morally, politically. It's very disgusting.
Speaker 3: We got a country to save and there's a lot
Speaker 3: of bad people that are doing bad things, and I
Speaker 3: just we have your back one hundred percent. Thank you
Speaker 3: for your service, Congressman. I feel what you're saying personally. Intimately,
Speaker 3: there's a lot better lives to choose than being in
Speaker 3: this fight. But there might not be one with more purpose.
Speaker 3: We all take it on the chin when we step
Speaker 3: into this arena. So God, bless you, Thank you, so much.
Speaker 3: We'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 4: Thank you, guys.
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Speaker 3: Out right now. All right, So we've got Tyler Boyer.
Speaker 3: He's supposed to be joining us. He told me he
Speaker 3: got he's literally working the phones. We're building the Red Wall.
Speaker 3: It's a really really big deal and a big initiative,
Speaker 3: and we're hiring for it. And so we want to
Speaker 3: tell you guys all about that. And when you have
Speaker 3: a conversation like we just had with Eli Crane, you
Speaker 3: realize how important it is that we are electing the
Speaker 3: right Republicans. You've got to elect the right Republicans. We
Speaker 3: do a whole endorsement thing attorningpoint action. We need fighters
Speaker 3: that will make our elected leaders just as Charlie always said,
Speaker 3: we want elected leaders like will remember this, that are
Speaker 3: as conservative as their voters, that are as dedicated to
Speaker 3: this country as our voters. In the meantime, we've got
Speaker 3: jd Vance is at the March for Life. Let's go
Speaker 3: ahead and just tune in there for one second while
Speaker 3: we're waiting for Tyler and get a flavor for what jd' said.
Speaker 10: Let me just say, my friends, that we have to
Speaker 10: be clear. We cannot be neutral. Our country cannot be
Speaker 10: indifferent about whether its next generations.
Speaker 2: Live or die, because think about.
Speaker 10: It, what ultimately gives meaning and life to the United
Speaker 10: States of America.
Speaker 2: This is not a new question.
Speaker 10: Every civilization has been forced to answer it.
Speaker 2: You march today. We march today because you.
Speaker 10: Have an answer to this question about what kind of
Speaker 10: civilization we are and about what kind of civilization we're
Speaker 10: going to become in the future. I read an article
Speaker 10: some time ago. It was about classic archaeology, of all things,
Speaker 10: and one particular piece piece of information has haunted me
Speaker 10: that one of the telltale signs of an ancient brothel
Speaker 10: in the pagan world was that you'd always find a
Speaker 10: large number of baby skeletons nearby, a lot of baby skeletons,
Speaker 10: and those bones predominantly belonged to boys, because unlike little girls,
Speaker 10: those boys would be of no use to the future
Speaker 10: adults who were running those brothels. Now, this is shocking
Speaker 10: to us because we grew up in a Christian culture
Speaker 10: and were formed.
Speaker 2: By religious values.
Speaker 10: Even those of us who aren't particularly faithful. It's a
Speaker 10: shocking thing to hear, but we have to remember that
Speaker 10: in the ancient pagan world, discarding children was routine, from
Speaker 10: the skeletons in Brothels to the child sacrifice.
Speaker 2: Of the Mayans.
Speaker 10: The mark of barbarism is that we treat babies like
Speaker 10: inconvenience is to be discarded, rather than the blessings to
Speaker 10: cherish that they are. But the inheritance of our civilization
Speaker 10: is something else, the fact that a scripture tells us
Speaker 10: each life is fearfully and wonderfully made by our creator.
Speaker 10: The March for Life, my friends, it's not just about
Speaker 10: a political issue. As important as all this politics stuff is,
Speaker 10: it is about whether we will remain a civilization under God,
Speaker 10: or whether we ultimately return to the paganism that dominated
Speaker 10: the past. Today, the far left in this country tells
Speaker 10: our young people that marriage and children are obstacles, that
Speaker 10: it's irresponsible, even im moral, because of climate change or
Speaker 10: some other reason, to encourage our young people to raise
Speaker 10: a family. They tell us that life itself is a burden.
Speaker 10: But we hear it this march. We know that it's
Speaker 10: a lie. We know that life is a gift. We
Speaker 10: know that babies are precious because we know them and
Speaker 10: we love them, and we see.
Speaker 2: The way that they can transform our families.
Speaker 10: We know that family is not just the source of
Speaker 10: a great joy, but it's part of God's design for
Speaker 10: men and women, a design that extends outward from the family,
Speaker 10: to our neighborhoods, to our communities, and to the United
Speaker 10: States of America itself. And we know, we here know
Speaker 10: that treating everyone with dignity isn't always easy, it's not
Speaker 10: always convenient, but it's.
Speaker 2: The right thing to do.
Speaker 10: We know that the people telling our young men and
Speaker 10: women the discarding family and children is a form of liberation.
Speaker 10: We know that those people are telling a lie. And
Speaker 10: so to our fellow Americans, we march in part to
Speaker 10: serve as a witness. To our fellow Americans. We say,
Speaker 10: You're never gonna find great meaning in a cubicle or
Speaker 10: in front of a computer screen, but you will find
Speaker 10: great meaning if you dedicate yourself to the creation and
Speaker 10: sustenance of human life. Now I must address an elephant
Speaker 10: in the room, and I've.
Speaker 2: Heard the guy over here talking about it.
Speaker 10: A fear, a fear that some of you have that
Speaker 10: not enough progress has been made that not enough has
Speaker 10: happened in the political arena, that we're not going fast enough,
Speaker 10: that our politics have failed to answer the clarion call
Speaker 10: to life that this march represents, and that all of us,
Speaker 10: I believe, hold in our hearts. And I want you
Speaker 10: to know that I hear you, and that I understand
Speaker 10: there will inevitably be debates within this movement. We love
Speaker 10: each other, but we're going to have open conversations about
Speaker 10: how best to use our political system to advance life,
Speaker 10: how prudential we must be, and the cause of advancing
Speaker 10: human life. I think these are good, honest and natural debates,
Speaker 10: and frankly, they're.
Speaker 2: Not just good for all of you. They help keep
Speaker 2: people like me honest, and that's an important thing.
Speaker 10: But I think all of us also have to remember
Speaker 10: that we are commanded to let not our hearts be troubled.
Speaker 10: Because I look at this crowd and I see young
Speaker 10: people for whom Dobbs is the only world they've ever known,
Speaker 10: And I see people with just a little bit more
Speaker 10: gray in their hair.
Speaker 2: For fifty years toiled.
Speaker 10: To live in a country where questions of life would
Speaker 10: be answered by we the people, rather than tyrants.
Speaker 2: And roads. All of us have heard their stories.
Speaker 10: They've heard of the movement betrayed, of taking one step
Speaker 10: forward and then two steps back, and then three steps
Speaker 10: forward after that.
Speaker 2: They know stories of heartbreak and of triumph.
Speaker 10: Some of them I've known very personally from ballot issues
Speaker 10: that I fought very hard for, some of which have
Speaker 10: gone the right way and some of which have gone
Speaker 10: the wrong way. And I remember friends of mine who
Speaker 10: spent their entire lives fighting for the unborn without ever
Speaker 10: seeing the victories that have accumulated in recent years. My friends,
Speaker 10: I'd ask you to look where the fight for life
Speaker 10: stood just one decade ago, and now look where it
Speaker 10: stands today.
Speaker 2: We have made tremendous.
Speaker 10: Strides over the last year, and we're going to continue
Speaker 10: to make strides over the next three years to come.
Speaker 2: But I'm a realist.
Speaker 10: I know that there is still much road ahead to travel.
Speaker 2: Together.
Speaker 10: Take heart, Take heart, and how far we've come. But
Speaker 10: don't lose sight of why we march. And so long
Speaker 10: as you are out there marching for life, I hope
Speaker 10: you know that the Vice President of the United States
Speaker 10: will march with you.
Speaker 2: God bless you all and beks for having me.
Speaker 3: Vice President jd Vance was bringing it. I love this,
Speaker 3: by the way, this clip. I have to play it
Speaker 3: back for you because we didn't take it. He said
Speaker 3: this before we took the feed. But obviously many of
Speaker 3: you know that jd Vance and Usha Vance are expecting
Speaker 3: their fourth child, and jd Vance wants the record to
Speaker 3: show that he practices what he preaches four seventy nine.
Speaker 10: Now, some of you may remember that in my remarks
Speaker 10: last year, I told you all that one of the
Speaker 10: things I most wanted in the United States of America
Speaker 10: was more families and more babies. So let the record
Speaker 10: show you have a vice president who practices what he preaches.
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Speaker 3: Andrews sent you. We are joined by Tyler Boyer, COO
Speaker 3: of Turning Point Action and really the architect of a
Speaker 3: lot of our ballot chasing initiatives. Our ballot well, I
Speaker 3: wouldn't say harvesting, we don't really do that in our
Speaker 3: states we're working in right, but really the field game,
Speaker 3: the machine building out the machine at Turning Point Action.
Speaker 3: We wanted to have him on today to describe that
Speaker 3: we're coming up against a minute break. So in the interim,
Speaker 3: I just want to say that Tyler and I have
Speaker 3: been practicing what the Vice president is preaching, but Blake
Speaker 3: here is still lagging behind. We need to Blake needs
Speaker 3: to get hitched and start pro creating, making babies. Just
Speaker 3: gonna I'm gonna spade of spade all right, Well, well,
Speaker 3: so emails Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Freedom at Charliekirk
Speaker 3: dot com. Let us know if you have somebody that
Speaker 3: would be the perfect match for Blake now, because he
Speaker 3: is a he is a absolute steal. I promise you so, Tyler.
Speaker 3: Tell us this is a massive new initiative. We're launching
Speaker 3: it this week. We are hiring in two key states. Explain.
Speaker 11: Yeah, So we've already been obviously hitting the ground running
Speaker 11: in Arizona early on again, this was early last year,
Speaker 11: Charlie Kirk came out endorsed Andy Biggs for governor in Arizona.
Speaker 11: He will be the most conservative, greatest governor ever in Arizona.
Speaker 11: Arizona has been a subject of obviously ours if you've
Speaker 11: listened to the show, watched the show for ballot chasing,
Speaker 11: because the proof is in Arizona. What we did in
Speaker 11: twenty twenty four was we swung in this state the
Speaker 11: furthest to the right of any of the swing states.
Speaker 3: Repeat. This was the most successful swing state because of
Speaker 3: multiple factors, but the prime factor was because of the
Speaker 3: work the turning point action did we swarmed the state.
Speaker 3: Tyler did a great job. We hired a ton of
Speaker 3: ballot chasers. All right, we won the state by almost
Speaker 3: six points.
Speaker 11: We have a great team and we had the greatest
Speaker 11: outcome with and that's because low propencity voters were targeted
Speaker 11: with a full, completely filled out field staff and we
Speaker 11: have an incredible team across Arizona. We kept those people
Speaker 11: in place and we hired up, scaled up again for
Speaker 11: this election cycle.
Speaker 3: So repeat, we had the most So it was like
Speaker 3: Arizona was the we threw the kitchen sink at it.
Speaker 3: We were in other states, but Arizona we threw the
Speaker 3: kitchen sink at and we kept those people in place,
Speaker 3: that permanent field army.
Speaker 11: Permanent infrastructures what we call it. And so the plan was,
Speaker 11: let we scaled back and we said okay, or we
Speaker 11: didn't scale up. We stepped back and we said, okay,
Speaker 11: what do we need to do to scale up in
Speaker 11: other states to prepare for twenty twenty eight. We looked
Speaker 11: at the map, the the best way through the blue wall,
Speaker 11: because we know that's the strategy the left's going to
Speaker 11: take the Left has basically two strategies. One is try
Speaker 11: to fracture the South in Georgia, in North Carolina. We
Speaker 11: see that happening right now, what they're doing in the
Speaker 11: Senate race in North Carolina and the Center Race in Georgia.
Speaker 11: And then you know, obviously they just need to win
Speaker 11: at least one, if not multiples, of the blue Wall,
Speaker 11: which is Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan. The best way to it
Speaker 11: to make it so that they can't win by just
Speaker 11: winning the blue Wall on a national on a national
Speaker 11: scale in twenty twenty eight is by winning Nevada and
Speaker 11: New Hampshire and New Hampshire and Arizona with the Arizona
Speaker 11: and continual with Arizona. So this week we are happy
Speaker 11: and pleased to announce we've launched full hiring, opening up
Speaker 11: offices in both New Hampshire Nevada. We're putting our money
Speaker 11: where our mouth is. I spent all day with our team,
Speaker 11: Lacy and our team who's incredible, knocking out tons of interviews.
Speaker 11: We have eight people that we're hiring in both of
Speaker 11: those states and offices opening, laying the groundwork for twenty
Speaker 11: twenty eight, but also back ending in twenty twenty six,
Speaker 11: because we have a Senate race that's winnable in New Hampshire.
Speaker 11: It's the closest blue state that is flippable in addition
Speaker 11: to Michigan and Georgia. And then you have in Nevada
Speaker 11: and really important governor's race and keeping Joe Lombardo the
Speaker 11: governor through twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean this is a huge initiative, huge, huge,
Speaker 3: huge initiative. So we are hiring up. So where do
Speaker 3: people go if they want to apply for a job.
Speaker 11: Yeah, tpaction dot com slash careers, that's tpaction dot com
Speaker 11: slash careers. The graphic is up tpaction dot com slash careers.
Speaker 11: Follow us at anywhere that you can get consumed Turning
Speaker 11: Point Action content. We're gonna be hiring, hiring, hiring hundreds
Speaker 11: and hundreds and hundreds of full time people in each
Speaker 11: of these states, Arizona, New Hampshire, Nevada.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And so I think there's often a question about
Speaker 3: why are we not nether states. We are we are
Speaker 3: going to be, so explain that because I think some
Speaker 3: people want Turning Point Action to do all fifty states.
Speaker 3: They want us to fight on every congressional race, and
Speaker 3: on some level we can. There's endorsements, there's uh, you know,
Speaker 3: we'll interview them here. There's volunteers, there's the app The
Speaker 3: answer is simple.
Speaker 9: The answer is it's we want to do it properly
Speaker 9: in as many states as we can, not just be
Speaker 9: in as many states as we I wish we had
Speaker 9: the rest.
Speaker 3: Properly you need.
Speaker 9: A certain amount of people, a certain amount of money,
Speaker 9: a certain amount of infrastructure, a certain amount of time.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I uh, you know, we would love to get
Speaker 11: to a place where we are scaled to every state,
Speaker 11: but we are in We have full time staff intended.
Speaker 11: The most important key targets is we're the only national
Speaker 11: organization on the right that's full time staff on all
Speaker 11: ten states.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 11: And then in addition to that, you've you brought up
Speaker 11: swing states, swing districts within swing states. So there are
Speaker 11: congressional districts that are at play, that are really important,
Speaker 11: that are in some states that it's difficult to fund,
Speaker 11: you know, people before. A good example of that is
Speaker 11: we had a swingy situation in Alaska. You have a
Speaker 11: really important one in Maine. You have a handful of
Speaker 11: important congressional races in New York and California. We organize
Speaker 11: around the tourney. You brought up the Turning Point Action application,
Speaker 11: so anyone can download the Turning Point Action Application and
Speaker 11: get to work to help out.
Speaker 2: In those states.
Speaker 11: And we also have a huge volunteer army that we
Speaker 11: were wanting to support and continue to grow. But we're
Speaker 11: also leading by example to Blake's points, because we can't
Speaker 11: be everywhere. Is show people how to do the work
Speaker 11: that we're doing in these specific key target states so
Speaker 11: then they can help build their own operations in their
Speaker 11: own states. And so we're working together with national organizations
Speaker 11: across the country to help fortify these individual places. We're
Speaker 11: focused predominantly this early ahead of the election, putting as
Speaker 11: many bodies on the ground so we can win and
Speaker 11: set up for success, not just in twenty twenty six,
Speaker 11: belts to twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's huge work. I mean the Senate
Speaker 3: is going to be tricky. I think we're going to
Speaker 3: hold the Senate. The real question is can we hold
Speaker 3: the House. So we're playing in these swing districts, in
Speaker 3: swing states. We have full time staff in ten states.
Speaker 11: We've endorsed in many of these places indoors.
Speaker 3: Again, you're staffing up by the hundreds in New Hampshire, Arizona,
Speaker 3: and Nevada, which, by the way, just to underscore Tyler's
Speaker 3: larger point, if we build a red wall and we
Speaker 3: hold the states that we've held in the past, which
Speaker 3: is a big if. Admittedly in Georgia and North Carolina,
Speaker 3: those are going to be battles, no doubt. But if
Speaker 3: we hold the sun Belt and we expand in New Hampshire,
Speaker 3: we hold Arizona, Nevada, Democrats can't win a national race,
Speaker 3: so people need to understand the electoral math that puts
Speaker 3: us already over to seventy. They can't win back the
Speaker 3: White House if we hold ground that we've already held.
Speaker 3: So that's a bit if. It's gonna be a big challenge.
Speaker 3: But listen at that point, if you win a blue
Speaker 3: wall state, it's bonus, it's gravy and h and so
Speaker 3: that's that's what we're trying to do, is build permanent
Speaker 3: infrastructure in the states that matter. New Hampshire is a
Speaker 3: really interesting case as well, because we have a chance
Speaker 3: to pick up a Senate seat in New Hampshire.
Speaker 11: A Senate, a potential congression at least one congressional seat.
Speaker 11: Right you already hold the governorship you hold.
Speaker 3: There's more than there are. There's more Republicans than Democrats
Speaker 3: in the state of New Hampshire. The independent vote is
Speaker 3: the big toss up. New Hampshire is the only.
Speaker 11: Perceivably Democrat controlled state that has way more Republicans out
Speaker 11: than Democrats, and so there's there's no reason to lose
Speaker 11: those states. So yeah, you have to put the but
Speaker 11: you have to put the bodies on the ground to
Speaker 11: chase the votes, to talk to the voters, and get
Speaker 11: the vote out on election day.
Speaker 3: If I was a Massachusetts Republican, I would just probably
Speaker 3: just move.
Speaker 11: You should every Massachusetts Republican, every Vermont Republican should just
Speaker 11: move right across the border and make New Hampshire a
Speaker 11: deep red state.
Speaker 3: New Hampshire great again. For more on many of these
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