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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now, what will we do with this moment?

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Speaker 1: How will we be remembered?

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Speaker 2: Look at the opportunities before us.

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Speaker 3: This election really isn't about the left versus the right.

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Speaker 3: It's about we, the people, choosing our government and the

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Speaker 3: choice between freedom versus tyranny.

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Speaker 4: Nobody has a chronic disease burden like we have. Why

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Speaker 4: are we allowing this to happen to our children? Ultimately,

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Speaker 4: the only thing that will say our country is if

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Speaker 4: we choose to love our kids more than we hate

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Speaker 4: each other.

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Speaker 5: What is going on here is deeper than politics.

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Speaker 1: It is deeply spiritual. We are being.

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Speaker 5: Called to rise above the hatred and the.

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Speaker 6: Fear and the evil.

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Speaker 7: We need to remember above and beyond that we must

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Speaker 7: love our neighbors, that we must treat other people as

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Speaker 7: we hope to be treated. You want to be a rebel,

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Speaker 7: you want to be a hippie, you want to stick

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Speaker 7: it to the man.

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Speaker 2: Show up on your college campus and try calling yourself

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Speaker 2: a conservative.

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Speaker 1: America is gonna reach heights that it has never seen before.

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Speaker 7: The future is gonna be amazing.

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Speaker 4: I hope you want healthy children. Don't you want a

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Speaker 4: president that's gonna make America healthy again.

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Speaker 7: Love.

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Speaker 5: I come here today as a former Democrat. I will

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Speaker 5: be a first time Trump voter tonight.

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Speaker 2: The people dreamed this country and it's the people who

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Speaker 2: are making America great again.

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Speaker 1: Okay, everybody, it is.

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Speaker 7: It is the day before game day, and the question

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Speaker 7: is what are we going to do about it? We

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Speaker 7: could talk We're going to talk all about the polls

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Speaker 7: and about the state of the race, but all that

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Speaker 7: is largely irrelevant. The more important thing is what are

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Speaker 7: you going to do? What are you going to do

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Speaker 7: and how many low propensity voters are you going to

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Speaker 7: bring out to the polls? How are you going to

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Speaker 7: go find a new voter by tomorrow? Are you going

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Speaker 7: to go find somebody that has not yet voted? These

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Speaker 7: are the questions that are in front of us. And

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Speaker 7: coming off the top of the show, we have Steve

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Speaker 7: Bannon that will be coming on and we're going to

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Speaker 7: be talking just about that. President Donald Trump is rallying

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Speaker 7: right now in the great state of North Carolina, and

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Speaker 7: right now this is a razor tight race. You have

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Speaker 7: to find five new people and bring them to the

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Speaker 7: polls tomorrow. If you're watching this right now, you are

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Speaker 7: a high propensity voter by definition, Can you find five

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Speaker 7: new people and bring them out to the polls?

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Speaker 1: Can you do that?

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Speaker 7: Can you open up your phone and text every single

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Speaker 7: person that you know you need to just empty the

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Speaker 7: clip everybody. We are collapsing here on the finish line.

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Speaker 7: We're collapsing as we are running through the tape. We

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Speaker 7: are sprinting towards the end. This is the whole ballgame.

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Speaker 7: What we have been waiting for, what we have been

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Speaker 7: planning for, what we are been waiting for, This is

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Speaker 7: right here, the eve before Judgment Day. For four years,

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Speaker 7: we've been waiting for this, and we can't let any

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Speaker 7: we can't let anything get in our way. Email us

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Speaker 7: is always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to

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Speaker 7: Charlie kirkshow we have Steve Bannon coming right out of

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Speaker 7: the gate. As we try to generate the largest turnout

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Speaker 7: in modern American history, it might not happen. Some people

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Speaker 7: just kind of shrugging their shoulders and not doing it.

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Speaker 7: We need a lot more more people to get to work.

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Speaker 7: Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We're

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Speaker 7: about to get started.

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Speaker 8: Charlie show. Every day is a battle for your mind.

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Speaker 8: Raging information coming from every angle, but the will to

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Speaker 8: the sieve.

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Speaker 1: Fear not.

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Speaker 8: You found the place for truth, the voice of a

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Speaker 8: generation that still has the will to believe in the

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Speaker 8: greatest country in the history of the world. This is

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Speaker 8: the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a loup, here we go.

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Speaker 7: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country. It is the

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Speaker 7: day before Judgment Day. We are on one hundred and

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Speaker 7: seventy radio stations. We're on Real America's Voice streaming as well.

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Speaker 7: Let's get straight to Steve Ben and Steve Welcome to

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Speaker 7: the program.

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Speaker 1: Steve.

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Speaker 7: I've been doing your show a weekend. We have been

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Speaker 7: doing super Chase events. We right now are crushing the

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Speaker 7: Democrats in early voting right now in Arizona as we

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Speaker 7: are chasing ballot Steve, what are the marching orders to

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Speaker 7: the faithful right now as we are going in to

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Speaker 7: the final chapter of this Trump story.

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Speaker 9: Charlie, I mean, you've been doing this for years. I

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Speaker 9: think what's so amazing is that this is all coming together.

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Speaker 9: If you told us four years ago, Charlie, that on

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Speaker 9: the eva battle here political battle, we would be perfectly

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Speaker 9: positioned that they would not have a firewall in any

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Speaker 9: crushed them on early voting, which is you know, people

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Speaker 10: What's been so amazing in this grassroots.

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Speaker 9: Effort led by Charlie Kirk and the Turning Point Action

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Speaker 9: people and with the war Room posse as the volunteers

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Speaker 9: is we've done two things. Number One, we've totally changed

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Speaker 9: the makeup of the electorate. The registrations for Republicans have

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Speaker 9: That is all the Scott Pressler efforts and the precinct

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Speaker 10: That's been amazing.

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Speaker 9: Number Two is you sitting there and saying, here's the concept.

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Speaker 9: It's ballot chasing, and here's how we're going to do it.

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Speaker 9: I'm gonna put in an infrastructure, I'm gonna train people,

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Speaker 10: The Democrats don't know what hit them.

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Speaker 9: On top of that, just as you and I have

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Speaker 9: messaging their coalition is collapsing around them, and our coalition

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Speaker 9: And we're adding Hispanics and African Americans and the Arab

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Speaker 10: That will show up tomorrow.

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Speaker 9: And you taught people the concept of how you've got

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Speaker 10: We've got to power through that. Then we'll get rid

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Speaker 9: But this is historic now the only thing that matters

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Speaker 10: We have to play the game. Now, you hear all

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Speaker 9: If we perform, given everything that's been done, the prep work,

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Speaker 9: But it's all in the balance. It has not happened.

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Speaker 10: And what concerns me I gave News we Can interview

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Speaker 9: Complacency and people saying, oh, you know, this is going

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Speaker 9: to be a landslide. I saw the points. Forget the polling.

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Speaker 9: Forget the polling. We have got to go deliver. We

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Speaker 9: the Cadre of the world. Posse, the precinct, strategy, turning

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Speaker 9: powerful for us, Sir.

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Speaker 7: And Steve, everyone in the audience. He's be a force multiplier.

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Speaker 7: This is not a spectator sport. You got to you

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Speaker 7: got to empty your phone and text every single person

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Speaker 7: it will be the greatest unrealized opportunity to American history. Steve,

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Speaker 7: do you agree with that the table is set? We

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Speaker 7: and you, guys, did you need to do Iowa, Ohio, Florida, Georgia, Arizona.

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Speaker 7: We got to go one for one basically tomorrow.

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Speaker 10: We needed an insight straight.

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Speaker 9: We needed to draw to an insight straight in sixteen

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Speaker 9: right now, because, by the way, why is Ohio no

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Speaker 9: It's because of the work of the grassroots to change

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Speaker 9: It started with changing the electroate right and with Trump's message,

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Speaker 9: Now run the cuss North Carolina. Here's what we've done.

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Speaker 9: Here's what has happened in the last six weeks. Six

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Speaker 10: About in the blue Wall. We have her backed into

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Speaker 9: I said in September twenty sixth, the only thing I

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Speaker 9: She was going to pivot to the night falls in America.

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Speaker 9: It wasn't working, It wasn't get in traction, but it

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Speaker 10: It was the grassroots.

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Speaker 9: And look look at the amazing deliverance the grassroots has

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Speaker 10: All it takes is another two days.

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Speaker 9: You know, we power through today and getting everybody mobilizing,

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Speaker 9: to do. Like I said, we're gonna be doing coverage, Charlie,

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Speaker 9: you are, I'll be with you the coverage tomorrow night

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Speaker 9: doesn't matter. Yes, we want to find out who's doing

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Speaker 9: that is the action, and that just remember this, this,

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Speaker 9: this audience, you're about to You're about to make history.

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Speaker 9: You're about to make history on something that will never

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Speaker 9: be forgotten by the America. Two hundred you know, next

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Speaker 10: Okay, six months away from now.

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Speaker 9: This is the new shot heard around the world will

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Speaker 9: to the revolutionary principles of our framers and those heroes

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Speaker 9: if we do the work, sir.

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Speaker 7: And it's it's just going to come down to the

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Speaker 7: force multiplier energy as well. I mean, look, Steve, we're

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Speaker 10: You don't need TV ads, you don't need some meme.

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Speaker 9: Kirk and these college kids turned out and got more votes.

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Speaker 9: See you, brother, I'll see you back there to night

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Speaker 7: Thank you make American history. Tonight we'll be streaming the

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Speaker 11: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 11: Terrence Bates. President Trump is headed to Pennsylvania right now

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Speaker 6: Yeah, Terrence, is great to be with you, and the

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Speaker 11: Group, Terrence, such an interesting storyline on this day before

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Speaker 11: That's a good check in your heads.

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Speaker 7: Okay, everybody, welcome back. I want to reiterate the point

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Speaker 7: Play cut twenty six. God, it's Donald Trump announcing going

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Speaker 12: Our country is in serious trouble. We don't have victories anymore.

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Speaker 13: Saw us beating let's say, China in a trade deal?

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Speaker 7: right now, I want to hear from you Freedom at

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Speaker 7: On Wednesday morning, you will never be able to volunteer

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Speaker 7: Have you voted? Driving people to the polls? No, sitting

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Speaker 10: We can do that, and I will.

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Speaker 1: Tell you.

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Speaker 10: I love my life.

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Speaker 7: That is the same message you'll hear tonight. Nine years

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Speaker 7: never get this time back. Will the three Maga rallies

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Speaker 7: but you can make history. Do you know how people

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Speaker 7: You can make history by how hard you work this

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Speaker 1: That's it.

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Speaker 7: I got one day left. I've been pleading with you

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Speaker 7: guys to go to work all year. I'm asking for

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Speaker 7: one day of the hardest you've ever worked to find

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Speaker 7: every human being possible to get them to vote. Mark

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Speaker 11: Next, Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break

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Speaker 11: on Terrence Bates. President Trump just wrapping up remarks in Raleigh,

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Speaker 11: North Carolina, on his final stop in North Carolina. Now

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Speaker 14: David, Hey, Terrence, this center here, the Dalton Arena is

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Speaker 14: filing out, The audience is filing out. This place was packed.

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Speaker 14: It's louder than a jet plane in here. Trump is off,

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Speaker 14: He's heading to the airport. But I got to say

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Speaker 14: there are some good numbers here for the GOP early

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Speaker 14: voting smashing records in Western Carolina, outpacing early voting throughout

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Speaker 14: the state by at least two points, and the state

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Speaker 14: set records today. But the on affiliated vote has surpassed

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Speaker 14: That is probably what is going to come out, what

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Speaker 14: But the Trump campaign released some new numbers here. I

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Speaker 14: have some new stuff for you here. Urban turnout North

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Speaker 14: all relating to early voting. So we know that the

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Speaker 14: up to about twenty percent. And Jason Simmons, the North

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Speaker 14: twenty twenty. Could be a good sign, but don't forget

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Speaker 14: the Democrats have a very strong ground game here since

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Speaker 14: they've had. We'll see what that means. Why did Kamala

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Speaker 14: You know, maybe it's an ominous sign for the Kamali

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Speaker 11: Electoral college vote. We'll have live coverage the moment he

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Speaker 7: you said something very interesting recently. You said you actually

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Speaker 7: don't think this race is going to be close. It's

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Speaker 1: Is that correct? I'm not sure, but that's my base case.

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Speaker 15: I think either female voters will swarm to the poll,

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Speaker 15: something you flagged by saying, you know, men got to

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Speaker 15: for Kamlares, I think she'll I think she would win big,

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Speaker 15: big win. At this point, I don't think she's got

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Speaker 15: don't she's got a good chance to win any of

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Speaker 15: the four Sun Belt states. And so for her to

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Speaker 15: But the reason I continue to think President Trump has

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Speaker 15: for him, and I see it more likely that he

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Speaker 1: But as I said, if she has a chance to.

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Speaker 15: Win, I think it would be because women give her

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Speaker 15: an unexpectedly large win both in the popular vote in

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Speaker 7: I want to be very clear and humble the audience

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Speaker 7: a little bit to try to get some urgency Mark

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Speaker 7: Kamala allies are feeling more confident this week than last week.

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Speaker 1: Is that correct? Oh, Night and Day?

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Speaker 15: Last week it was hard to find folks who gave

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Speaker 15: her much of a chance. It's not clear what's caused

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Speaker 15: their increased confidence, except they are winning, not every day,

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Speaker 15: but for the last week. They've won what political professionals

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Speaker 15: but it's hard to get them to give actual data.

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Speaker 15: They tried it at David Plough, who's greatly respected by

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Speaker 15: people in politics and media to say that the undecided

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Speaker 15: voters are breaking towards Kamala Harris in part they claimed

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Speaker 1: I think there should be data to back that up.

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Speaker 15: It's kind of a bold assertion, but I think partly

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Speaker 15: that bad events, And partly because David Pluff came out

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Speaker 1: They are much more confident.

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Speaker 15: But again not data driven as far as I can tell,

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Speaker 1: So Mark, you've been doing this for a long time.

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Speaker 7: Tony Fabrizio, who is Donald Trump's polster, famously says presidential

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Speaker 7: races move glacially, that it is very slow and not

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Speaker 1: That could be right, that we're in a.

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Speaker 7: New era where everyone has a supercomputer in your right

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Speaker 7: hand pocket. It's not two thousand and four anymore. In

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Speaker 7: your experience, can the last week, especially when you have

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Speaker 7: Can a not great week really be that determinative? Does

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Speaker 7: your experience tell you that the last week is actually

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Speaker 15: It is in a race that the polls suggest are

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Speaker 15: maybe some of them thinking could win these states, some

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Speaker 15: why the end matters. It's like it's like when I

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Speaker 1: Make up for them. And what you've seen in the

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Speaker 15: I think the garbage truck thing and the press conference

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Speaker 15: watched my platform, because we talk every day to people

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Speaker 15: if the race is a blowout, does the last week matter? No,

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Speaker 15: But just like if I missed a shot and turn

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Speaker 15: coach wouldn't care. But in a close game, a close contest, yeah,

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Speaker 15: both these campaigns know that mistakes now could be a

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Speaker 15: terms of his performance, and people said, we can't, you can't,

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Speaker 1: It makes a difference. And she's doing well. Her events

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Speaker 1: are quite good now and.

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Speaker 15: It could be literally the information flow in this last

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Speaker 15: week could make her president of the United States. That

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Speaker 15: if it is close and if if I'm right, that

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Speaker 7: Yeah, and again this is uh, this is you got

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Speaker 7: to run through the tape. That's what everyone says. And

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Speaker 7: you got you got to run through the tape. And

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Speaker 7: I I mean I sent out a cockiness tweet about

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Speaker 7: a week and a half ago where I said cockiness

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Speaker 7: is cancer. And you know there are some people just

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Speaker 7: kind of in the orbit that guaranteed a victory mark guaranteed.

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Speaker 1: I'm sure you heard that kind of language. Yeah, well, look,

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Speaker 1: every campaign deals with this.

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Speaker 15: It's a balance between not being cocky, making sure no

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Speaker 15: they keep door knocking, but you also want the bandwagon effect.

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Speaker 15: And I think one of the things that the Harris

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Speaker 15: there are very experienced in political communication, is they went

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Speaker 15: by President Trump, including yesterday, and so they're able to

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Speaker 15: switch from underdog underdog, underdog too bandwagon, be with the winner,

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Speaker 15: turn out, vote for us, make it happen. And I

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Speaker 15: think they properly plan to execute that the entire way,

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Speaker 15: because that's kind of the textbook thing to do. But

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Speaker 15: you're right that some people in President Trump's orbit have

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Speaker 15: been on We've got this locked for longer than most

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Speaker 15: campaigns would. That's partly the fact that the data that

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Speaker 15: people in Trump world have is quite quite positive. There's

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Speaker 15: reasons looking at the internal data to be bullish. But

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Speaker 15: it's also kind of a cultural anthropological difference between the

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Speaker 1: But you're not as bullish on that chance. Is that

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Speaker 1: fair to say?

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Speaker 15: Well, I think they're banking a push on North Carolina

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Speaker 15: for three reasons. Number One, Georgia and Arizona, according to

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Speaker 15: most of my sources in both parties, are not going

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Speaker 15: to happen for her. And if she doesn't make a

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Speaker 15: play for one of the three large sun Belt states,

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Speaker 15: she's got exactly one path to exactly two hundred and

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Speaker 15: seventy electoral vooks, and she has enough money and time

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Speaker 15: to play there, so just to have another option number one.

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Speaker 15: Number two, she's always thought herself the vice president, that

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Speaker 15: that was her best of the sun Belt states, and

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Speaker 15: theory of the case there. And number three is the

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Speaker 15: that there's reasons to think that perhaps between that and

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Speaker 15: could win it. But I think all analysis of this

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Speaker 15: race starts with the questions you have to answer, do

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Speaker 15: you think she can win either in North Carolina Georgia

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Speaker 15: or Arizona or more than one of them. Most of

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Speaker 15: my sources don't believe that in either party, and that

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Speaker 15: means she's back to having one path. But there's only

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Speaker 15: so many times in the last week you can go

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Speaker 15: over and over again to North Carolina, to Pennsylvania, Wisconsin,

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Speaker 15: and Michigan. So doing some time in North Carolina and

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Speaker 15: seeing if there's a way to win it, because what

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Speaker 15: you don't want again is to leave yourself literally no argin.

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Speaker 4: Ever.

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Speaker 15: If you think, as most of my sources do, she's

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Speaker 15: going to be shut out of the three big sun

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Speaker 1: That means Donald Trump needs to go one for three

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Speaker 1: in the Rust Belt and she needs to go three

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Speaker 1: for three, and going three for three is a lot

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Speaker 7: So we literally have hours left of this election, and

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Speaker 7: it's all about turnout. Are the Democrats happy with their

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Speaker 7: early vote advantage that they've built in Pennsylvania or other states?

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Speaker 15: Are they confident in the blue Wall? No, they can't

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Speaker 15: be happy with that. The Trump campaign just put out

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Speaker 15: a memo laying out the stats. And I said early

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Speaker 15: in the early vote that if the early early vote

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Speaker 15: held up through the late early vote, there's no way

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Speaker 15: she could win. It's gotten a little bit better for

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Speaker 15: them in some of the states, but it's still very daunting.

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Speaker 15: It means that this their turnout operation, which, as you

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Speaker 15: her turnout operation is really well funded, it's really fast,

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Speaker 15: it's being run by the campaign, it's being headed by

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Speaker 15: the chair of the campaign who grew up in politics

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Speaker 15: as a field organizer, and your side has been run

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Speaker 15: by Elon Musk and by you and other people coordinating

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Speaker 15: legally with the campaign, but not started later, not as

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Speaker 15: big and trying to turn out low propensity voters as

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Speaker 15: opposed to high propensity voters. So that conventional wisdom that

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Speaker 15: their turnout operation was superior and would carry her to

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Speaker 15: victory in a close race is now being brought into

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Speaker 15: sharp relief and question, because how can you say that

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Speaker 15: early vote is on election day suddenly going to change

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Speaker 15: the agle.

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Speaker 1: That's the last question of democratic vote.

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Speaker 7: So we have a minute remaining. And again I'm not

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Speaker 7: doing hopium stuff. I every day I try to find

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Speaker 7: ways that we can lose. I'm unique in the Trump

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Speaker 7: space in that way, I want to try to check

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Speaker 7: my premise though I find it hard to believe the

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Speaker 7: Democrats are going to have a blue tsunami on election day.

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Speaker 7: Just hasn't been their voter's behavior. What is your likelihood

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Speaker 7: of that?

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Speaker 1: And do they need that? They do need it, I

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Speaker 1: mean they need it.

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Speaker 15: I think that that your side overperformed in early voting,

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Speaker 15: so maybe their side will overperform an election day. Maybe

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Speaker 15: maybe women are just ready to go to the polls

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Speaker 15: as an active communal defiance. Maybe and maybe maybe the

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Speaker 15: early vote because again, you don't have perfect parency in

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Speaker 15: the early vote, right, you don't.

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Speaker 1: Know who have people actually that's voted for.

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Speaker 15: The campaigns have analytics overlay the publicly available data, consumer data,

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Speaker 15: are in fact voting for Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 1: So that's possible. They their lead in the early vote in.

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Speaker 15: The states they're leading, which is five of the seven,

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Speaker 15: maybe bigger than we think, so they wouldn't need to

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Speaker 15: do as well on election days as we currently believe

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Speaker 15: they need to. That's that's that's the best I can

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Speaker 15: do for them. I think that that because the press

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Speaker 15: doesn't want to be dire about her chances, has not

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Speaker 15: really delved into just how they have a big tael.

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Speaker 15: The big tail was Jim Asina, who is Obama's campaign

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Speaker 15: he said. He said on MSNBC, this is Erlie.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. No, Y's right. Yeah. Look, and I don't want

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Speaker 1: totally agree. I don't want to get too hundred and supply.

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Speaker 7: However, it is fairly analytical to say if Trump voters

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Speaker 1: Five seconds? I agree?

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Speaker 7: Too late in Arizona. I got to tell you, guys,

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Speaker 7: Right here, Teresa Charlie, my husband and I are voting

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Speaker 1: Are going to vote. Also. That's eight of us.

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Speaker 7: God bless you, Teresa. Let's give it up for Teresa.

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Speaker 7: That right, there's how we're going to win Pennsylvania right there.

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Speaker 7: Too big to rig. We need a surge beyond measurement.

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Speaker 7: Melissa says Charlie. I'm going tomorrow morning. I'll be bringing

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Speaker 7: a good send, he says Charlie. Just want to let

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Speaker 1: This is probably the most important tape of the weekend.

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Speaker 7: This is Obama as one of his whisperers, Jim Messina,

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Speaker 7: telling you that they might lose because the work we've done.

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Speaker 1: Play Cup thirty four.

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Speaker 8: Okay, what's their biggest concern right now?

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Speaker 1: If you're the Harris.

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Speaker 16: King, Well, look, I think it's a couple of things.

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Speaker 16: The early vote numbers are a little scary, and you

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Speaker 16: and I have been Texan back and forth. Republicans didn't

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Speaker 16: do what they did last time. Last time Trump said

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Speaker 16: don't early vote, and so they didn't. Republicans do have

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Speaker 16: an advantage in early vote numbers.

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Speaker 1: When the early come in, it's.

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Speaker 16: Going to look a little bit different than twenty twenty.

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Speaker 10: And that's scary.

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Speaker 1: That's scary.

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