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Speaker 4: So I didn't get a chance to really get into
Speaker 4: this yesterday, but we've got some stuff that we are
Speaker 4: going to get into tonight. And a couple of the
Speaker 4: segments deal with Senate, the United States Senate. But both
Speaker 4: of these topics deal with the state of North Carolina,
Speaker 4: because that's generally the only time I talk about the
Speaker 4: Senate is when it specifically deals with North Carolina.
Speaker 3: And we'll deal with more of that.
Speaker 4: I got some more stuff that I like, stuff that
Speaker 4: I've got to do tomorrow, like press conferences with the
Speaker 4: state senators and state representatives and sheriffs.
Speaker 3: And all that other stuff.
Speaker 4: So I'll be dealing with that tomorrow, and a lot
Speaker 4: of the show tomorrow night will be dealing about that,
Speaker 4: and I'll explain more.
Speaker 3: But we're going to start off tonight.
Speaker 4: With the latest poll that came out, and I've made
Speaker 4: mention to it earlier in the week, made mention about it.
Speaker 3: It's called the Public Policy Polling.
Speaker 4: They did a poll that came out of I Believe
Speaker 4: on Monday, and it had Cooper only up by four
Speaker 4: points after every single poll.
Speaker 3: And I kept telling you, I.
Speaker 4: Like, like, all these people kept calling me and getting
Speaker 4: me upset or getting upset. Oh my gosh, Whalley's trailing
Speaker 4: by nine points, while he's trailing by twelve points. He's
Speaker 4: trailing by seven points. And I kept saying, what month
Speaker 4: is it. We're in June. We're in June. Well, while
Speaker 4: he's not advertising, Yeah, okay, we're in July. We're in July.
Speaker 4: So and here's what I always ask people. Let's say
Speaker 4: Watley starts advertising August first. Hypothetically, by the way, he's
Speaker 4: already started, but I'm just saying August first. We know
Speaker 4: Cooper's been advertising for the last week and a half,
Speaker 4: two weeks. I saw him during the my British Open
Speaker 4: coverage a few times today, and every time he came on,
Speaker 4: I cussed out the TV true story, true story. There
Speaker 4: may have been some four little words coming out of
Speaker 4: the mouth. So anyways, by the way, in one of
Speaker 4: the ads, as soon as I grabbed the audio, I
Speaker 4: try to grab it today, I will break it down.
Speaker 4: He's literally lying, literally lying like not not like well
Speaker 4: that's your opinion, No, I mean literally lying in these commercials,
Speaker 4: I keep criminals behind bars. Well except for the forty
Speaker 4: two hundred and fifty that you let out. Neimrod. By
Speaker 4: the way, has there ever been a bigger Nimrod? Like
Speaker 4: people of a certain age will know what that means. Nimrod? Anyways,
Speaker 4: like I always called him melbowtoast because he's flavorless.
Speaker 3: He's like a rice cake flavorless.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, Wannie, better you than me to those damn things.
Speaker 4: But so anyway, so the Public Policy poll came out
Speaker 4: and I kept telling you it's like, well, he hasn't
Speaker 4: started advertising. I said, yeah, I want to make this point. Well, yes,
Speaker 4: he hasn't started advertising yet, but do you really think
Speaker 4: it will make a difference if he starts advertising August first?
Speaker 4: As opposed to July tenth, you really think, and he's
Speaker 4: advertising all thirty one days in August and all thirty
Speaker 4: days in September and all thirty one days in October,
Speaker 4: you really think an extra two and a half weeks
Speaker 4: is going to make a difference in July when people
Speaker 4: are on vacation. You think people will mattter. You think
Speaker 4: that will matter. By the way, it was announced earlier
Speaker 4: this week, Like I told you that Watlee has just
Speaker 4: announced in a seven figure digital campaign.
Speaker 3: In terms of advertising, you know.
Speaker 4: Digital, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, anything digital. He's now starting that,
Speaker 4: which means I have YouTube TV, which means I'll be
Speaker 4: seeing what ly on my television. I wonder if he'll
Speaker 4: throw out just flat out unadulterated lies. I believe in
Speaker 4: public safety and keeping criminals behind bars. Well except for
Speaker 4: the forty two hundred and fifty you let out, including murderers, rapists,
Speaker 4: and child molesters. Okay, I saw Cooper's at today and
Speaker 4: I went, that is the ballsiest ad I've ever seen.
Speaker 4: To flat out look into the camera and just flat
Speaker 4: out lie through your teeth like people are unaware of
Speaker 4: the forty two hundred and fifty people you let out.
Speaker 4: So this Public Policy poll comes out on Monday, and
Speaker 4: the poll is put together by a Democrat group. I mean,
Speaker 4: they don't work for the Democrats. Just the people that
Speaker 4: are doing the polling happened to be Democrats, and they
Speaker 4: don't hide it. It's a leftist polling group. And shocker,
Speaker 4: about ninety five percent or ninety percent of all polling
Speaker 4: groups are left. Why do you think the New York
Speaker 4: Times and the Washington Post and ABC and CNN, they
Speaker 4: always had Trump losing to Kamala Harris. He smoked her smoked,
Speaker 4: I mean smoked.
Speaker 3: So now his public policy poll ran by Democrats.
Speaker 4: They have Cooper up only four points and Wiley hasn't
Speaker 4: even started advertising yet four points. And there are and
Speaker 4: I keep telling everyone this. All the polls had Donald
Speaker 4: Trump losing three straight elections in North Carolina. He won
Speaker 4: all three. The one against Kamala they had him losing
Speaker 4: by two points. He won by three and a half.
Speaker 4: Joe Biden, they had Joe Biden I think went in
Speaker 4: by six.
Speaker 3: Or five five points.
Speaker 4: Trump won beat Biden in North Carolina, beat Hillary in
Speaker 4: North Carolina. If I'm not mistaken, I believe ted budd
Speaker 4: was trailing in the polls most of the time until
Speaker 4: election day, and then he beat Anita l Or I think, yeah,
Speaker 4: Nita Earl's I think that's her name, Supreme Court Justice lady.
Speaker 4: I mean, haven't you learned that the polls mean nothing?
Speaker 4: And by the way, in all those polls, how many
Speaker 4: times did Roy Cooper get more than fifty percent, even
Speaker 4: when Michael Wattley was getting in the thirties. You can't
Speaker 4: get more than fifty percent? Really, okay? And now you're
Speaker 4: on television, flat out line like the commercial that Roy
Speaker 4: Cooper did.
Speaker 3: Just like what I said earlier in the week that.
Speaker 4: Ken McCool handed Tricia Coffain a gift on a silver
Speaker 4: platter by not knowing what the hell he was talking
Speaker 4: about when it came to paying back the state of
Speaker 4: North Carolina, and the NCDOT clearly had no.
Speaker 3: Clue what he was talking about.
Speaker 4: Like truly, but that's that Connecticut Broadcasting School coming education
Speaker 4: coming into play, well, Cooper, by looking straight into the camera.
Speaker 4: I believe in keeping criminals in crime in jail. I
Speaker 4: believe tough on crime. Oh okay, you handed Michael Wattley
Speaker 4: a gift on a silver platter.
Speaker 3: Now, let's see if.
Speaker 4: Michael Wattley literally takes that commercial that Cooper did and
Speaker 4: then puts all these things except for the forty two
Speaker 4: hundred people that you let out of jail, including all
Speaker 4: the murders and all the rapists and the child molesters
Speaker 4: that you let out of jail. Oh, and you were
Speaker 4: marching with protesters not wearing a mask while you were
Speaker 4: making everyone else wear a mask or they would get
Speaker 4: in trouble. Okay, ballsy, Ballsy. As a matter of fact, Buddy,
Speaker 4: Mine just texted me Jesse Helms, like, I know a
Speaker 4: lot of people don't like Jesse Helmes, and there's probably
Speaker 4: a lot of reasons not to like Jesse Holmes, sort
Speaker 4: of like strom Thurman. One was Republican, woman was a Democrat.
Speaker 4: They're pretty much the same person. But he said he
Speaker 4: had a quote. The quote says, I never want a poll,
Speaker 4: but I never want lost an election. That's the way
Speaker 4: North Carolina is. Never want a pole, but never lost
Speaker 4: an election. And now all these Democrats are being tied
Speaker 4: to all the socialists all of America, and even Nancy
Speaker 4: Pelosi said something about it essay and freaking out about
Speaker 4: how all these socialists are beating Democrats in primaries, and
Speaker 4: she's all pissed off about it. And now Roy Cooper
Speaker 4: refused to disavow from a guy with a Nazi tattoo,
Speaker 4: a an alleged rapist basically sexual assault, making fun and
Speaker 4: wishing that his former colleagues had been shot and killed
Speaker 4: because they were doing stupid things in Iraq in Afghanistan.
Speaker 3: That wasn't enough to disavow them.
Speaker 4: But it finally took the last one, Chuck Schumer, your stepfather,
Speaker 4: to disavow him.
Speaker 3: So you finally did it.
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, So I keep telling you this is only
Speaker 4: going to get closer. Look, Cooper may win, but I
Speaker 4: am telling you now it's not going to be a
Speaker 4: blowout like everyone thinks it is. And I think there's
Speaker 4: a there's a solid chance that Watley wins. But we'll
Speaker 4: see and I'll let you know my thoughts as we
Speaker 4: get closer to middle October, when early voting starts come
Speaker 4: back to you, Brank, But Jet's here on this really
Speaker 4: really nice Thursday Night edition again, as we go up
Speaker 4: until seven o'clock, seven oh four, five, seven oh one
Speaker 4: oh seven nine, All right, Oh, the Save America Act,
Speaker 4: one of the big things in it is the fact
Speaker 4: that obviously it's about voter ID and about seventy five
Speaker 4: percent of.
Speaker 3: The people polled in the country.
Speaker 4: They'll tell you want voter ID because like what transpired
Speaker 4: in California is a travesty. If that, if there's a
Speaker 4: single Democrat that tells you there wasn't cheating going on
Speaker 4: with the La mayor race, then they truly are a
Speaker 4: bonafide either idiot or a flat out liar, sort of
Speaker 4: like what Roy Goober did in his commercials.
Speaker 3: I mean, they are either an idiot or a liar, so.
Speaker 4: Because they don't want they want corruption, but then they'll
Speaker 4: lie to your face about it. And all the mail
Speaker 4: imballots and everything where they were literally getting, you know,
Speaker 4: paying the homeless to ballot.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's amazing this. The Socialist was in dead last.
Speaker 4: And then when all the mail im ballots came in,
Speaker 4: she miraculously jumped to like damn near first place because
Speaker 4: of all the homeless. All right, So what I want
Speaker 4: you to do now though the Save America Act, I
Speaker 4: want you to hear this.
Speaker 3: And this was on Dave Ruben.
Speaker 4: I saw this this morning on Dave Ruben, who's a
Speaker 4: massive millions of people follow him, and he's a commentator
Speaker 4: and he talks about a lot of things in the
Speaker 4: world of politics. And for the record, he used to
Speaker 4: be a Democrat. Now he's a Republican. He's also homosexual.
Speaker 4: And the reason I say all that is because he's
Speaker 4: not like, oh, just a typical white guy like he's not.
Speaker 4: But here this was earlier today on his report.
Speaker 5: But it's not just the Democrats, and that suck. Some
Speaker 5: of the Republicans suck. Tom Tillis, who is a Senator,
Speaker 5: has voted against the Save Act. Trump can't even get
Speaker 5: all the Republicans on board this thing. My friend Sara Gonzalez,
Speaker 5: who was on the show a week or so ago,
Speaker 5: formerly of The Blaze, she's just great. She went to
Speaker 5: the Capitol and look she just gets in his face
Speaker 5: and basically saying, what the effort are you doing? Senator?
Speaker 6: You've received almost seven hundred thousand dollars from the illegal
Speaker 6: labor lobby Is that why you voted against the Save
Speaker 6: America Act?
Speaker 7: Can you tell me who the illegal labor lobbyists?
Speaker 6: Yes, it's contractors, general contractors, hospitality companies, industries, construction companies,
Speaker 6: and industries.
Speaker 7: You know about the Which Save America Act?
Speaker 6: Are you talking about the one that you voted against?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 7: And so you're asking me if I voted I was
Speaker 7: against it because.
Speaker 6: You're receiving almost seven hundred thousand dollars from these lobbyists.
Speaker 7: Have any any idea? What a remarkably silly question that is?
Speaker 6: First, I think it's a pretty important one. I think
Speaker 6: your constituents want to know why you're betraying this math.
Speaker 7: You know what my election cycle, the total all in
Speaker 7: election cycle cost was in two thousand and twenty. It's
Speaker 7: three hundred million dollars. Do you honestly believe that I
Speaker 7: would make a policy decision based on that?
Speaker 6: I don't know why you're betraying your constituents. I'm independent, Okay,
Speaker 6: Why are you betraying your constituents? Why are you betraying
Speaker 6: your constituents? Senator?
Speaker 3: Good luck on COMPLX.
Speaker 6: We just want secure elections. Senator, you're preventing us from
Speaker 6: getting that. You're betraying America. Good Luck on your job,
Speaker 6: good luck on yours. What a strange thing for Senator
Speaker 6: Tillis to say seven hundred thousand dollars is not enough.
Speaker 6: He's a sellout. But not that amount because he receives
Speaker 6: three hundred million. If I were an honest person and
Speaker 6: I were answering that question, I would just say, I'm
Speaker 6: not a sellout to anyone. I don't sell out for
Speaker 6: any amount of money. But Tom Tillis. Tom Tillis says
Speaker 6: he sells out, but not for that amount.
Speaker 5: I mean, come from North Carolina. First off, that his
Speaker 5: election costs three hundred million dollars. That just is also
Speaker 5: telling you, just like how broken the system is? That fine?
Speaker 5: But all right, like, are you does that seven hundred
Speaker 5: thousand dollars move you? I'm not even applying that it does.
Speaker 5: Sarah does a nice job there, for sure, But why
Speaker 5: would you not? It's so low level? How many times
Speaker 5: have we shown you the numbers on this, something like
Speaker 5: ninety seven percent of Republicans are for the Save Act
Speaker 5: and even what were the numbers? We saw something like
Speaker 5: seventy percent of Democrats are four IDs? So what is it?
Speaker 3: What is going on? Tom?
Speaker 5: Who got to you? What is happening? Why don't you
Speaker 5: want people to have IDs to vote?
Speaker 3: Anyway? Good work, Sarah?
Speaker 4: All right, So that is Dave Rubin, and again it's perplexing.
Speaker 4: Ninety seven percent of Republicans like seventy percent of Democrats
Speaker 4: eighty five percent overall.
Speaker 3: I believe pol say they want voter ID.
Speaker 4: This is not happening, And I will break down the
Speaker 4: numbers of the seven hundred thousand that this lady, by
Speaker 4: the way, independent now, but you know, let's be honest.
Speaker 4: She used to work for the Blaze, which is Glenn Beck, right,
Speaker 4: So she used to be a reporter with the Blaze,
Speaker 4: So it's not like she's just some chick off the street.
Speaker 4: And Nick Shirley's independent. Do you take him seriously? Look
Speaker 4: what he did in Minnesota and California and New York.
Speaker 4: You take him seriously. Okay, So when we come back,
Speaker 4: we're gonna break down according to this woman, this reporter,
Speaker 4: where Tom Jellis's money came from, because it is it
Speaker 4: is perplexing. And when you hear like the illegal lobby,
Speaker 4: illegal labor lobby, I'll tell you exactly what she means
Speaker 4: by that. Un back to record with Breg Jenson here
Speaker 4: talking about senators and the Senate race and everything else.
Speaker 4: So I want to play for you again to give
Speaker 4: you a little bit more background, just to make sure
Speaker 4: you guys understand this reporter.
Speaker 3: Got Tom Willis in the court in the hallways up
Speaker 3: in d C.
Speaker 4: It was either the capital or the capital adjacent, but
Speaker 4: I believe it was the Capitol, but I could be wrong.
Speaker 4: And he dismissed her and was very dismissive. But this
Speaker 4: woman was a reporter with the Blaze, Glenn Beck, and
Speaker 4: she wanted to ask him about are you voting against
Speaker 4: the Save America Act which puts in voting ID you
Speaker 4: got to have voter ID and till this is one
Speaker 4: of the ones that keeps voting against it. And so
Speaker 4: she asked him, are you getting is it because you
Speaker 4: got money from the illegal labor lobby?
Speaker 3: And what that means is what are the.
Speaker 4: Jobs that have a high propensity to have illegal aliens
Speaker 4: work for them? Agriculture like on the farms, stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Construction jobs. Go to any construction job in North Carolina
Speaker 4: and tell many how many Hispanics versus white people or
Speaker 4: black people work there. It's probably nine to one ninety
Speaker 4: percent Hispanic. Probably the hospitality waiters, bus boys, cooks, dishwashers,
Speaker 4: and like the elder care working at like facilities and stuff. Okay,
Speaker 4: so all combined, according to this reporter, Tom Tillis Scott
Speaker 4: nearly three hundred thousand dollars from the agricultural lobby, one
Speaker 4: hundred and ten thousand dollars from construction, one hundred and
Speaker 4: ninety five thousand from hospitality, and seventy five thousand from
Speaker 4: elder care, which equates to I believe six hundred and
Speaker 4: seventy three thousand.
Speaker 3: Seven hundred and seventy three dollars.
Speaker 4: So and it says his bigger, his biggest cheap labor
Speaker 4: backers are packs whose parent groups are endorsed by Dignity,
Speaker 4: Dignity Act, Amnesty. It's exactly what you think it is. Well,
Speaker 4: I want you to know all of that background. Again,
Speaker 4: this is just some random woman off the streets. This
Speaker 4: is a woman who has credentials and has worked for
Speaker 4: major outlets catching up with Tom Tillis.
Speaker 5: But it's not just the Democrats and that suck. Some
Speaker 5: of the Republicans suck. Tom Tillis, who is a Senator,
Speaker 5: has voted against the Save Act. Trump can't even get
Speaker 5: all the Republicans on board this thing. My friend Sarah Gonzalez,
Speaker 5: who was on the show a week or so ago,
Speaker 5: formerly of the Blaze, she's just great. She went to
Speaker 5: the Capitol, and look, she just gets in his face
Speaker 5: and basically saying, what the effort are you doing?
Speaker 6: Senator? You've received almost seven hundred thousand dollars from the
Speaker 6: illegal labor lobby Is that why you voted against the
Speaker 6: Save America Act?
Speaker 7: Can't you tell me who the illegal labored lobbyists?
Speaker 6: Yes, it's contractors, general contractors, hospitality companies, industries, construction companies,
Speaker 6: and industries.
Speaker 7: You know about the SAI which Save America Act?
Speaker 6: Are you talking about the one that you voted against?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 7: And so you're asking me if I voted I was
Speaker 7: against it because.
Speaker 6: You're receiving almost seven hundred thousand dollars from these lobbyists.
Speaker 7: Have any any idea what a remarkably silly question that is?
Speaker 6: First, I think it's a pretty important one. I think
Speaker 6: your constituents want to know why.
Speaker 3: You're betraying this math.
Speaker 7: You know what my election cycle, the total all in
Speaker 7: election cycle cost was in two thousand and twenty. It's
Speaker 7: three hundred million dollars. Do you honestly believe that I
Speaker 7: would make a policy decision based on that?
Speaker 6: I don't know why you're betraying your constituents I'm independent. Okay,
Speaker 6: Why are you betraying your constituents? Why are you betraying
Speaker 6: your constituents? Senator good Luck complex We just want secure election. Senator,
Speaker 6: you're preventing us from getting that. You're betraying America. Good
Speaker 6: Luck goes your job, good luck on yours. What a
Speaker 6: strange thing for Senator Tillis to say seven hundred thousand
Speaker 6: dollars is not enough. He's a sellout, but not that
Speaker 6: amount because he receives three hundred million. If I were
Speaker 6: an honest person and I were answering that question, I
Speaker 6: would just say I'm not a sellout to anyone. I
Speaker 6: don't sell out for any amount of money. But Tom Tillis,
Speaker 6: Tom Tillis says he sells out, but not for that amount.
Speaker 5: I mean Tom from North Carolina. First off, that his
Speaker 5: election costs three hundred million dollars. That just is also
Speaker 5: telling you, just like how broken the system is. That's fine,
Speaker 5: but all right, like, are you does that seven hundred
Speaker 5: thousand dollars move you? I'm not even applying that it does.
Speaker 5: Sarah does a nice job there, for sure, but why
Speaker 5: would you not? It's so low level? How many times
Speaker 5: have we shown you the numbers on this something like
Speaker 5: ninety seven percent of Republicans are for the Save Act.
Speaker 5: And even what were the numbers saw something like seventy
Speaker 5: percent of Democrats are four IDs? So what is it?
Speaker 5: What is going on?
Speaker 3: Tom?
Speaker 5: Who got to you? What is happening? Why don't you
Speaker 5: want people to have IDs to vote? Anyway?
Speaker 3: Good work, Sarah?
Speaker 4: All right, So that the guy talking is Dave Reuben.
Speaker 4: Dave Ruben used to be a Democrat. He's homosexual, so
Speaker 4: he's not your typical Oh it's just what guy. No,
Speaker 4: I give you his background. He became a Democrat, became
Speaker 4: a Republican. He now lives in Florida. I believe he
Speaker 4: used to live in California, moved to Florida as a Republican.
Speaker 4: And he has millions and millions of followers on YouTube
Speaker 4: and x and everywhere else, millions and millions. So if
Speaker 4: this guy is vouching for Sarah, the reporter said, oh,
Speaker 4: she was just on the show last week. He's not
Speaker 4: having also rans and nobody's on his show like he's
Speaker 4: usually got big time people on him show, whether it's
Speaker 4: Doctor Drew or Sage Steele, like all the like Riley
Speaker 4: Gaines all these major people. Major politicians come on his show. Okay,
Speaker 4: major politicians come on his show all the time, because
Speaker 4: when millions of people follow you, yeah, like that has
Speaker 4: an impact.
Speaker 3: And for Tilla sat there and said.
Speaker 4: You couldn't understand who's saying good luck on the clicks,
Speaker 4: like clickbait. You're doing this for clickbait. Good luck on
Speaker 4: the clicks. And then he says, yeah, good luck with
Speaker 4: your job. But he became extremely dismissive when she said
Speaker 4: I'm independent.
Speaker 3: She should have said, I worked five years.
Speaker 4: I don't even know why, I'm just however many years
Speaker 4: she worked at the Blaze. She should have said, I
Speaker 4: worked at the Blaze for ten years and now I'm
Speaker 4: an independent journalist. Or I to give yourself a little
Speaker 4: bit of bonafides as the kids call it, like hey, yeah,
Speaker 4: I worked at Fox Sports for all these years and
Speaker 4: now I'm independent or whatever. But you let them know
Speaker 4: that you are a serious and real journalist and a
Speaker 4: real person, because again, Nick Shirley, he's independent, is he
Speaker 4: not a real journalist? Look what he did in Minnesota
Speaker 4: turned out into he's got people thrown in the pokey.
Speaker 4: Look what he did in California exposing all the fraud
Speaker 4: in California and now in New York City. So but
Speaker 4: he's independent with Tom Tillis dismiss him and this woman
Speaker 4: worked at the Blaze for many years.
Speaker 3: See this is the problem with Tom. This is why probably.
Speaker 4: Fifty percent of the Republicans in North Carolina hate Tom Tillis.
Speaker 3: The national I mean the state party.
Speaker 4: The NCGP censured Tom Tillis, censured him, am censured him
Speaker 4: before he announced he wasn't running for reelection Like this
Speaker 4: is why everyone thought he was going to run for reelection.
Speaker 3: They censured him.
Speaker 4: I believe a year ago, and I believe three districts
Speaker 4: also did that.
Speaker 3: Congressional districts.
Speaker 4: A District eight, which is Mark Harris's district, that that district,
Speaker 4: the governing body of that district voted not to give
Speaker 4: him one single penny one penny for his reelection campaign,
Speaker 4: and then a couple weeks later he announced he wasn't
Speaker 4: running for reelection. This is why North Carolina people cannot
Speaker 4: stand Tom tell us. This is exactly why stuff like
Speaker 4: this with a Save America Act, ninety seven percent of
Speaker 4: all Republicans want this past seventy five percent of all
Speaker 4: Democrats or seventy percent of all Democrats.
Speaker 3: Want this past.
Speaker 4: Eighty five percent of all Americans want this past voter
Speaker 4: id He went from turning North Carolina around and building
Speaker 4: a great legacy to his legacy is complete mud. He
Speaker 4: will be remembered as being someone that all Republicans hate.
Speaker 3: It's just what's he done. That's what he's done.
Speaker 4: He's destroyed his legacy, completely destroyed it with stupid stuff
Speaker 4: like this, Welcome back to breaking with Brett.
Speaker 3: Jackson here on this Thursday night.
Speaker 4: You know, I wish Senator Tillis would do an interview
Speaker 4: with me, not like I mean an interview where would
Speaker 4: get like serious questions, not like what happens was when
Speaker 4: he goes on CNN. I think I think Jake Tapper
Speaker 4: has kneepads on when he does an interview there on CNN,
Speaker 4: which by the way, is the poorest excuse for a
Speaker 4: journalist on the planet, or at least top ten and
Speaker 4: again at CNN, so it's fitting. But I truly wish
Speaker 4: Senator tells us we just sit and we could have
Speaker 4: a conversation and there'd be no yelling. But I would
Speaker 4: ask him real questions. Why do Republicans in North why
Speaker 4: do you think Republicans in North Carolina hate you. Why
Speaker 4: did the NCGOP censure you? Why did so many districts
Speaker 4: in North Carolina censure you and then refuse to give
Speaker 4: you funding for your elect for your re election campaign.
Speaker 3: That had to play a part in it.
Speaker 4: Clearly, had Lord Trump ran against you in a primary,
Speaker 4: you would have lost. Had Michael Wattley ran against you
Speaker 4: in a primary, you probably would have lost, maybe fifty
Speaker 4: to fifty. Although a lot of the grassroots people hate
Speaker 4: Michael Waltley too. So but why do you do this
Speaker 4: or why do you do that? And why do you
Speaker 4: do this? And why didn't you do that? I'd love
Speaker 4: to be able to do that and just talk to
Speaker 4: him and like real questions, real interviews, real ones.
Speaker 3: And but there are also a lot of it.
Speaker 4: Obviously a lot of other people that I'd like to
Speaker 4: do sit down in interviews with that may or may
Speaker 4: never happen. It's not like Tom Jillis is the only one.
Speaker 4: There are quite a few others, and one of them
Speaker 4: is the former governor running for US Senate here in
Speaker 4: the state of North Carolina. But the former governor went
Speaker 4: fourteen straight months without taking a question from me all
Speaker 4: during his COVID press conferences, because I was going to
Speaker 4: ask him once again real questions, like real questions.
Speaker 3: So you're closing bars, but you opened up.
Speaker 4: Breweries as long as a brewery had a food truck
Speaker 4: on the sidewalk, how does that prevent COVID? Mandy Cohen said,
Speaker 4: you guys were just making it up basically as you
Speaker 4: were going along and talking to other states and just
Speaker 4: basically going by their guidelines. What science and data because
Speaker 4: you only said the term science and data eighty million times.
Speaker 3: What science and data was there? That?
Speaker 4: Hey, as long as you have a food truck nearby,
Speaker 4: you can't get COVID.
Speaker 3: That was essentially what he was saying. And all the
Speaker 3: stuff about the masks.
Speaker 4: You protested with the protesters without masks, the ones the
Speaker 4: night before you were so scared of you evacuated the
Speaker 4: governor's mansion. The next morning you were marching with them
Speaker 4: without your mask on, even though you had a mandatory
Speaker 4: mask in like mask in place, like you know, you
Speaker 4: had the shelter in place and mandatory mask wearing even outside.
Speaker 3: I will never forget that.
Speaker 4: Like I went to wbtv's reporters and said, why in
Speaker 4: God's names are you wearing a mask outside when you're
Speaker 4: doing your report from our parking lot and there's no
Speaker 4: one within one hundred yards of you, but yet you
Speaker 4: got a mask on. What the hell is wrong with you? Oh,
Speaker 4: management's making us. Management's making us. Okay, But yeah, I'd
Speaker 4: love to be able to ask Roy Cooper questions.
Speaker 3: I'd love He doesn't like it when I asked him questions.
Speaker 4: He was against people getting helped getting paid to send
Speaker 4: their kids to private school write a voucher, and I said,
Speaker 4: but you sent your kid to private school, so you're
Speaker 4: saying poor people shouldn't be allowed to send their kids
Speaker 4: to private school.
Speaker 3: He didn't like that question.
Speaker 4: He also didn't like the question why he didn't take
Speaker 4: my questions for fourteen straight months.
Speaker 3: He didn't like that question either.
Speaker 4: In the middle of like forty people, me just hammering
Speaker 4: that one home and not giving up, and he's.
Speaker 3: Said, well, I'm here, now, what's your question?
Speaker 4: I said, Well, your question is My question is why
Speaker 4: didn't you take my question for fourteen months? Why did
Speaker 4: you run for me? Now you know who's never ran
Speaker 4: for me, TJ. TJ Ritchie and the Bear Richie has
Speaker 4: never ran for me. So TJ is coming up next.
Speaker 4: He'll take you from seven to nine tonight, and then
Speaker 4: tomorrow we got some more. I got a lot of
Speaker 4: interviews for the show tomorrow because I got a lot
Speaker 4: of things I gotta like a press conver some.
Speaker 3: Other things I gotta do tomorrow.
Speaker 4: So and I may even have some breaking news for
Speaker 4: you tomorrow as well. I know it's a Friday and
Speaker 4: that's where breaking news goes to die. But you follow
Speaker 4: me on X. It'll be on X first. All right,
Speaker 4: everyone that's gonna do it for us tonight. TJ Ritchie,
Speaker 4: like I said, is up next. My name is Brett Jensen,
Speaker 4: and you have been listening to Breaking with Brett Jensen.