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Speaker 1: This is twenty four, a weekly highlight reel from the Clay,

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Speaker 1: Travis and Buck Sexton Show featuring all things election coverage.

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Speaker 2: Let's get started. Here are Clay and Bucks.

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Speaker 3: Reports just breaking literally right now that they have delayed

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Speaker 3: the Trump hush money New York City sentencing trial until

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Speaker 3: after the election.

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Speaker 4: Ah, there we go, And.

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Speaker 3: So I'm seeing that on multiple accounts. I haven't seen

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Speaker 3: a full article yet about this, but this is breaking

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Speaker 3: news right now. We're gonna get Dana Perino. That clip

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Speaker 3: that you're referencing is pretty fantastic. But this was scheduled

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Speaker 3: for September eighteenth. We just talked about it yesterday and again,

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Speaker 3: breaking news just coming down. We'll get more details for you.

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Speaker 3: But this would mean all of the lawfare has blown

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Speaker 3: up in the Democrat Party's face on a level that

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Speaker 3: I think it was hard to even predict. What happened

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Speaker 3: dismissed in South Florida, probably never gonna happen in DC.

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Speaker 3: Fanny Willis and her boyfriend Nathan Wade still hanging out

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Speaker 3: down in Atlanta. That case is on basically like Kick

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Speaker 3: to the Curb, but the New York City case, the

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Speaker 3: trumped up felonies based on bookkeeping.

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Speaker 2: Is now falling apart as well.

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Speaker 3: And but to me, Buck, what I take as a

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Speaker 3: notice on this and again this is just breaking news,

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Speaker 3: is that the polling must be disastrous on any law

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Speaker 3: fair related to Trump, and the Kamala team has let

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Speaker 3: it be known that they basically want all pencils down

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Speaker 3: on this because it's a mess for them.

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Speaker 4: I think that if they sentenced Trump to prison now,

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Speaker 4: that doesn't mean he would start serving, right. We've discussed this.

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Speaker 4: If Merchan, though said you get a year in Rikers Island,

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Speaker 4: which you know could have been something along the lines

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Speaker 4: of what he faced, I don't know whatever it would

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Speaker 4: be for thirty four thirty fourth felonies. You've actually got

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Speaker 4: to say it in stelter voice, thirty fourth Feladays, it

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Speaker 4: is absurd and everybody knows it. But Clay, I think they,

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Speaker 4: to your point, recognize what it delivered Trump the election,

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Speaker 4: to have a judge in New York City, with the

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Speaker 4: whole sham trial everything going on, to say a presidential

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Speaker 4: candidate should go to prison for a bookkeeping dispute, really,

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Speaker 4: I mean, I don't even think anything was wrong with

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Speaker 4: any of this or a book keeping dispute internally where

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Speaker 4: there was no crime committed whatsoever. And even if there

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Speaker 4: was a crime, it's like a you know, jaywalking. I mean,

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Speaker 4: the thing is absurd. To say a president should go

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Speaker 4: to prison for that is just it's just nuts. It's

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Speaker 4: two nuts for them to pull it off. So I

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Speaker 4: think the delay, I agree with you, is at least

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Speaker 4: in part by oh my gosh, would this have backfired

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Speaker 4: even more? Because I think the lawfair up to this

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Speaker 4: point in terms of the poling, I think it has

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Speaker 4: backfired that. I think they believe that the whole thing. Remember,

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Speaker 4: not only were they going to try to drag Biden

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Speaker 2: Still a little sad about this, all right, it's still

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Speaker 2: a little a little raw.

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Speaker 4: It's a little little student for me because I really

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Speaker 4: did think they were gonna take Biden.

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Speaker 2: But whatever.

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Speaker 4: But Clay, a part of it was why did they

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Speaker 4: believe that they would be able to drag Biden across

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Speaker 4: the finish line even though he has dementia? And it's

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Speaker 4: because they thought the lawfair stuff would turn the country

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Speaker 4: against Trump in a substantial way. He's a convicted felon.

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Speaker 4: I have not met a single person who said.

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Speaker 2: He's a convicted felon. No, I don't like him.

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Speaker 4: The only people who care about it hated Trump before.

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Speaker 3: It's been again. The order just coming down as we

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Speaker 3: are talking to all of you. The delay is now

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Speaker 3: for sentencing and punishment scheduled for November twenty sixth of

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Speaker 3: twenty twenty four, So three weeks after election day is

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Speaker 3: now when Trump would face some sort of legal consequence

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Speaker 3: according to Judge merchand he has posted his uh. He

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Speaker 3: has posted his ruling saying that he doesn't want to

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Speaker 3: get it, ironically, that he doesn't want to get involved

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Speaker 3: in the actual process of the case itself. And so

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Speaker 3: November twenty sixth, I mean this is again. I will

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Speaker 3: just point out buck all of these left wingers who

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Speaker 3: have been dreaming of Trump getting Trump now four years,

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Speaker 3: they keep getting lucied with the Charlie Brown football like they're.

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Speaker 2: Like, we finally got him.

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Speaker 3: Now he's gonna go to Rikers Island and he's gonna

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Speaker 3: and they just keep delaying. I think if he wins

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Speaker 3: on November twenty sixth, meeting Trump wins the election on

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Speaker 3: November twent twenty six I think that they will do

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Speaker 3: law fair is going to be regarded as one of

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Speaker 3: the most disastrous own goals in the history of presidential politics,

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Speaker 3: because I think it has rallied Trump supporters. I think

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Speaker 3: it may well propel Trump into the White House. And

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Speaker 3: if you questioned whether that was true or not, do

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Speaker 3: you have any doubt at all, Buck that if they

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Speaker 3: thought it was beneficial on September eighteenth to do something

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Speaker 3: to Trump, they would have done it. They realized it's

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Speaker 3: politically suicidal to make this decision, and so they bumped

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Speaker 3: it to after the trial.

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Speaker 2: Just also looking at the election.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, after the narrative, the narrative shifts that have occurred here,

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Speaker 4: no one even mentions anymore that Donald Trump took a

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Speaker 4: bullet through the ear while campaigning in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 2: Correct, Like this is you know he's running.

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Speaker 4: This is a man who took a bullet to run

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Speaker 4: for running against Kamala Harris was.

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Speaker 5: I don't know, has never sacrificed anything for anybody that

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Speaker 5: I've ever seen, other than just trying to advance Kamala's

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Speaker 5: political prospects. Like we're just the sense of destiny and

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Speaker 5: history and everything else that you would expect for a

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Speaker 5: presidential candidate who has been through.

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Speaker 2: How many total trials?

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Speaker 4: I know it's for criminal, but is it six? With

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Speaker 4: it there's two civil right? I can't keep it all least.

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Speaker 4: I think you're right. I think it's six different major

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Speaker 4: legal proceedings. And that doesn't even include Buck all of

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Speaker 4: the people surrounding Trump who have also been including it

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Speaker 4: was an Alan Weiselberg for not reporting that he got

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Speaker 4: a car. It went to prison. I mean, look, it's

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Speaker 4: it's really affected a lot of people, including me, how

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Speaker 4: we think about trying to live in New York City

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Speaker 4: as a conservative. I mean, they're going to throw you,

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Speaker 4: and they're going to throw a senior citizen accountant in

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Speaker 4: prison for you know, a lot of people don't even

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Speaker 4: know that you would have I know he's an account

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Speaker 4: so he would probably know, but a lot of people

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Speaker 4: wouldn't even know that you're supposed to do that a

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Speaker 4: list on your taxes. I had use of a company

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Speaker 4: car like this is mickey mouse stuff. They sent him

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Speaker 4: to prison for that. They didn't say you have to

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Speaker 4: into account. But I just think the fact that Trump

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Speaker 4: is up against Commlin when you see what has been

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Speaker 4: So the raid that kicked off the law there, that

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Speaker 4: you had four criminal cases. You've had six major legal

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Speaker 4: proceedings all meant to get Trump ready, the Egen Carroll defamation.

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Speaker 4: You had the Trump corporation stuff, the civil stuff, the

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Speaker 4: Letitia James in New York. You had the four criminal trials.

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Speaker 4: The guy took a bullet and just barely survived. It

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Speaker 4: was a miracle that he survived. And there's still people

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Speaker 4: who are like, yeah, I think I might vote for

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Speaker 4: Kamala Harris. I just see here, I'm like, what what

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Speaker 4: world are we living in? I mean, on the one side,

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Speaker 4: you've got the you've got a story of like, uh,

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Speaker 4: and then it's just like Kamala Harris, Yeah, let's give

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Speaker 2: She's the nominee, you know what I mean.

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Speaker 4: It's just there's there's no comparison in terms of the

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Speaker 2: No doubt.

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Speaker 3: And again that is why I think you're starting to

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Speaker 3: the first debate against Joe Biden, then Kamala's campaign is

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Speaker 3: We'll play when we come back. When you get Dana Perino,

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Speaker 3: would you get her fired up? And she fullays you,

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Speaker 3: I mean you are just not ready for prime time

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Speaker 3: in any respect. This is Kamala Harris's spokesperson. We'll play

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Speaker 3: that for you. I think you were about to call

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Speaker 4: Yes, just Dana Perino with the campaign Na Kamala campaign

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Speaker 6: They haven't heard from her ian. I know that she

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Speaker 6: did the speech in New Hampshire. But the President Trump,

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Speaker 6: for all the interviews that he's on, he's willing to

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Speaker 7: Well, i'd reject that she sat down with Dana Bash

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Speaker 6: One interview in forty seven days.

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Speaker 7: Well, you know, I know, you guys are just now

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Speaker 7: But she's done about ninety interviews this year, is the

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Speaker 7: single day. She's going to be more interviews and come

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Speaker 4: Look, Dana's brand to what, to the degree I can

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Speaker 4: fair and very nice. Yes, and you know she's here

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Speaker 4: is being a very nice person. That's just that's I mean,

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Speaker 4: she's very polite to guess and she's just like, come on, dude,

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Speaker 4: come on, dude. Oh, she's done a lot of interviews

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Speaker 3: This is absurd and bragging that she set down for

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Speaker 3: a long interview with the Dana Bash a long interview.

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Speaker 2: I mean, I think it was like eighteen minutes.

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Speaker 3: I just they are terrified of what might happen for her,

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Speaker 3: and man, I really that we did truly have an

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Speaker 3: adversarial media. Give jd Vance an example. The guy will

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Speaker 3: sit down and talk to CNN, MSNBC, NBC News, all

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Speaker 3: legitimately desperately have some wish that on the debate itself,

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Speaker 3: they would actually confront Kamala with all of the flip

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Speaker 3: And I hope Trump will ask questions of her. I

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Speaker 3: pointing out that she supports reparations and now wants to

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Speaker 3: why don't you endorse me now that you are coming

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Speaker 2: Border wall, I gotta tell you something.

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Speaker 4: Got some breaking news for you on this lovely Friday.

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Speaker 4: RFK Junior is getting some points, giving him some points

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Speaker 3: If it doesn't end up getting to going to another court.

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Speaker 4: Look, I RFK Junior endorsed Trump, which I was very

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Speaker 3: And by the way, that data is the reason why

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump, as we mentioned, speaking in New York laying

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Speaker 3: Let's start with Cut twenty five. Trump large big picture.

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Speaker 9: My plan will rapidly defeat inflation, quickly bring down prices,

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Speaker 9: To further defeed inflation. My plan will terminate the Green

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Speaker 9: That the suggestion of Elon Musk, who has given me

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Speaker 9: Very much appreciated. I will create a Government Efficiency Commission

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Speaker 4: about fraud, waste, and abuse, I think they think something

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Speaker 4: like sixty billion dollars a year and Medicaid fraud occurs.

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Speaker 4: Think of it sixty billion.

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Speaker 10: I know.

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Speaker 3: Now, Look to me, the most impressive thing Elon has

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Speaker 3: done is Tesla is an amazing company that has been

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Speaker 3: very successful, and he redesigned the way that we power vehicles.

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Speaker 3: He's better at sending rockets to space than NASA, and

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Speaker 3: NASA had a seventy year head.

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Speaker 2: Start on him. I mean, it really is extraordinary.

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Speaker 3: I mean, we're have we can't get I'm surprised this

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Speaker 3: hasn't gotten a bigger story. Have you paid attention? There

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Speaker 3: are two astronauts stuck in space right now. We cannot

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Speaker 3: get them back. They were supposed to, I believe, go

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Speaker 3: for eight days and instead they're going to be there

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Speaker 3: for eight months. This is real, not a lot to

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Speaker 3: talk about it. We're having to use SpaceX to get

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Speaker 3: them back. Our government can't get our astronauts back right now.

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Speaker 2: Our government has to go to Elon and say.

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Speaker 4: Excuse me, Elon, can you help us. That's where Uncle

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Speaker 4: Sam is these days.

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Speaker 2: Think about how crazy that is.

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Speaker 3: We sent two astronauts to space and our government doesn't

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Speaker 3: have the capabilities to get them back. We have to

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Speaker 3: get them back with Elon Musk. One more thing, by

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Speaker 3: the way, speaking of efficiency, I do think this is important,

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Speaker 3: and to me again, First Amendment is the most important

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Speaker 3: issue at stake here because without those freedoms, we have

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Speaker 3: no freedoms. But I do think Trump understands basic economics

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Speaker 3: in a way that Kamala does not. And that makes

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Speaker 3: sense because Trump was a builder. He had to get

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Speaker 3: so many things. You try to build anything in New York,

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Speaker 3: the amount of process that you have to go through

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Speaker 3: is mind numbing. But he wants to die pile back

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Speaker 3: regulations surrounding corporations, but also corporate tax rate here is

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Speaker 3: cut twenty eight. He wants to bring the corporate tax

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Speaker 3: rate for companies that are producing goods in America down

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Speaker 3: to fifteen percent. Listen to this discussion from New York today.

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Speaker 9: To further support the revival of American manufacturing, my plan

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Speaker 9: calls for expanded R and D tax credits, one hundred

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Speaker 9: percent bonus appreciation expensing for new manufacturing investments, and a

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Speaker 9: reduction in the corporate tax rate from twenty one percent

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Speaker 9: to fifteen percent, solely for companies that make their product

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Speaker 9: in America. You have to make your product in America.

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Speaker 9: If you outsource offshore or replace American workers, you are

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Speaker 9: not eligible for any of these benefits. In fact, you

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Speaker 9: will pay a very substantial tariff. When a product comes

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Speaker 9: in from another country, that's made in another country and

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Speaker 9: comes in, there'll be a big tariff on that product.

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Speaker 3: So these are good moves. Again, go back to pre

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Speaker 3: COVID America. We had the lowest rate of inflation almost

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Speaker 3: out there at all. We had wages outpacing the cost

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Speaker 3: of goods, we had mortgages. A lot of you out

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Speaker 3: there certainly would like to go back to these days

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Speaker 3: in the two and three quarter percent three percent range.

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Speaker 3: And the American economy had never been stronger in the

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Speaker 3: history of the United States. Because Trump's economic policies were

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Speaker 3: working and starting to fire on all cylinders, and then

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Speaker 3: China had a virus that they created in a lab

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Speaker 3: that got out and essentially shut down the world. And

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Speaker 3: I believe put Joe Biden in office because whatever rig

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Speaker 3: job they had tried to put in place in the

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Speaker 3: fall of twenty twenty, if COVID doesn't happen, Trump walks

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Speaker 3: away with that race. Even when they're trying to rig it,

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Speaker 3: they managed to scare enough people because of COVID to

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Speaker 3: put Biden in office. A lot of those people, frankly,

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Speaker 3: some of you are listening to us right now because

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Speaker 3: you regret how you voted in twenty twenty. And now

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Speaker 3: I think they're starting to panic a bit because Kamala

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Speaker 3: still not talking. I was reading just during commercial break

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Speaker 3: book a left wing advisor, somebody who's on pod Save

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Speaker 3: America was complaining because Trump's doing all these podcasts that

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Speaker 3: appeal to young men, and he's saying that media is

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Speaker 3: not giving enough scrutiny to those interviews that Trump is

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Speaker 3: doing with the Theo Vaughns of the world, the Aiden

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Speaker 3: Rosses of the world. People, if you have kids or

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Speaker 3: grandkids who are boys that these guys are speaking to,

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Speaker 3: and Nate Silver responded, you know one thing Kamala could

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Speaker 3: do is actually do her own interviews as opposed to

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Speaker 3: expecting the media to attack Trump for doing his. And

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Speaker 3: we mentioned in August, Trump and Jade Vance did thirty

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Speaker 3: four national interviews. I think two of them were on

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Speaker 3: this program. Kamala didn't one with CNN. It's really kind

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Speaker 3: of crazy to think about.

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Speaker 4: And with Tim Walls there.

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Speaker 2: She didn't even just do one.

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Speaker 4: She could run with her with her security blanket next

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Speaker 4: to her. You know, oh Tim Wallas is here, Midwesterners,

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Speaker 4: you can trust me. All things is.

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Speaker 3: If you imagine if Trump was not doing any interviews

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Speaker 3: at all, and he did one in August and it

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Speaker 3: was with Fox News, how much they would be losing

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Speaker 3: their mind if Kamala was doing thirty four interviews.

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Speaker 4: It's tough to even get worked up about it for McLay,

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Speaker 4: just because everybody, we all just know what this is, right,

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Speaker 4: We get the game. We all have the expectation that

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Speaker 4: people who say they're journalists and they don't have a

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Speaker 4: dog in this fight are lying. Okay, we all know that,

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Speaker 4: So ABC, NBCCBS CNN, MSNBC. Look, Fox is a is

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Speaker 4: a conservative or pro Trump leaning network. There are some

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Speaker 4: people that actually don't like Trump at all, but in general,

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Speaker 4: but everyone knows that it leans right and no one

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Speaker 4: no one sits around being like Fox has no opinion. No,

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Speaker 4: they have a Indian shows on at night. They'd present

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Speaker 4: some shows as news. I mean, I think Brett Behar's

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Speaker 4: show is quite honestly as fair as any news show

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Speaker 4: you could find. I don't think it's they present a panel.

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Speaker 4: The panelists are Republican and Democrats. Nobody on that panel

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Speaker 4: is dumb. No one's a clay pigeon, right, They're civil

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Speaker 4: to I've done that panel many times in the past.

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Speaker 2: They're civil to each other.

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Speaker 4: Anyway. I'm just saying, like we're really getting into this.

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Speaker 3: I would say Martha McCollum is too, and that's who

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Speaker 3: Trump wanted to do the Martha McCallum and Brett Bayr

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Speaker 3: are both to me very fair.

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Speaker 4: I mean, CNN did a fair job in the Biden

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Speaker 4: Trump debate. I think it was in part because I

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Speaker 4: think CNN had people that wanted Biden out. But they

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Speaker 4: were fair in that debate, and we said so at

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Speaker 4: the time. But I mean, you look at their programming

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Speaker 4: and they're putting people on at seven o'clock, eight o'clock,

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Speaker 4: nine o'clock as objective news, and they're just pundits who

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Speaker 4: aren't very entertaining, right, I mean, they're just pundits without

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Speaker 4: their own thoughts who have to read off of a prompter.

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Speaker 4: So that's all the reality. I will also say though,

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Speaker 4: in the thank you buck for being calm, thank you

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Speaker 4: for not panicking. JD Vance is doing a phenomenal job,

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Speaker 4: all right. They unlaunched a coordinated media. Oh he doesn't

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Speaker 4: like cat ladies or whatever. JD is a very high

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Speaker 4: wattage guy who is a prime example of the American

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Speaker 4: dream working.

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Speaker 2: As it should, which is that if you.

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Speaker 4: Take your lumps, but you focus, you kick ass, and

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Speaker 4: you build something, you can be somebody that people look

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Speaker 4: up to and that has really made something of himself.

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Speaker 4: That's the whole game that we thought we were in.

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Speaker 4: So and you see, to your point, Clay, this is

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Speaker 4: what got me thinking about it in the media interviews.

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Speaker 4: JD can handle any of this.

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Speaker 2: Stuff, Okay.

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Speaker 4: You see, he's like putting on policy clinics whenever he

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Speaker 4: sits down, and he's got a compelling life story.

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Speaker 1: You're listening to twenty four the Year of Impact with

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Speaker 1: Clay and Buck.

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Speaker 3: We are joined now by Bernie Marino, who is probably

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Speaker 3: fired up about the Ohio State buck Eyes, and certainly

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Speaker 3: I is fired up about the Cleveland Browns and the

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Speaker 3: Cincinnati Bengals both returning to the grid iron this week

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Speaker 3: as the NFL is returning to action. But Bernie, I

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Speaker 3: want to like lead in with this aspect of things.

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Speaker 3: Everyone in Ohio who is listening to me right now,

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Speaker 3: and at some point this season, we have been number

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Speaker 3: one in Columbus, we have been number one in Cincinnati,

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Speaker 3: and we have been number one in Cleveland. So every

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Speaker 3: major media market in Ohio, you guys love this show.

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Speaker 2: We love you.

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Speaker 3: And in Ohio, you don't just have the opportunity to

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Speaker 3: cheer for the buck Eyes, the Browns and the Bengals.

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Speaker 3: You have the opportunity to deliver the United States Senate

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Speaker 3: to the Republican Party by voting for the man who

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Speaker 3: is on with us right now, Bernie Marino. It's a

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Speaker 3: big election in Ohio, but it's also a big election

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Speaker 3: in the nation. Ohio has the opportunity to flip the

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Speaker 3: Senate to control of Republican Party hands and Bernie, I

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Speaker 3: bet you're seeing some good numbers out there as we

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Speaker 3: sit sixty two days from election day.

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Speaker 8: Yeah. Absolutely. First of all, thank you for having me

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Speaker 8: again on the show. I love being on. And let

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Speaker 8: me just reinforce that on November fifth, our polls close

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Speaker 8: at seven thirty pm, and I'm hoping within an hour

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Speaker 8: of that period of time, you'll see Brett Baer, because

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Speaker 8: nobody's gonna be watching CNN, We'll be watching Box Nude

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Speaker 8: comes up and says, we can now say that the

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Speaker 8: Republicans controlled the United States Senate because Bernie Marino defeated

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Speaker 8: career politician Shared Brown. So the entire world will breathe

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Speaker 8: a little collective sigh of relief knowing that we at

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Speaker 8: least got the Senate in our hands.

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Speaker 4: Hey, Bernie Bock, appreciate you being with us. Just let

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Speaker 4: everybody know. I mean, I'll set the stage here for

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Speaker 4: one second. When we were out of Wisconsin for the

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Speaker 4: RNC and talking to some Wisconsin Republicans, and they also

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Speaker 4: brought Michigan into the conversation. Talk to the Michigan Republicans

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Speaker 4: that they said that the way that Democrats win in

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Speaker 4: those states is essentially pretending they're not Democrats when they're

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Speaker 4: talking to Wisconsinites or Michiganders and then going along with

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Speaker 4: whatever Chuck Schumer or Nancy Pelosi, et cetera wants. Right,

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Speaker 4: what is the dynastic Is it a similar dynamic in Ohio.

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Speaker 2: With uh with Brown?

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Speaker 4: I mean, how is it because Ohio is pretty solid

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Speaker 4: red right, why is it competitive there?

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Speaker 8: Well, I'll simplify it from that. They're bold face flyers,

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Speaker 8: so share Brown, which is lie and lie and lie

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Speaker 8: at TV commercials. The media, of course goes along with it,

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Speaker 8: and he gets re elected. And then he goes to Washington,

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Speaker 8: d C. For five years, acts like crazy Bernie Sanders

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Speaker 8: and Elizabeth Warren combined and votes in the most radical

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Speaker 8: left wing way. And then it comes back to Ohio, says,

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Speaker 8: remember me on the moderate, on the bipartisan guy, I

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Speaker 8: want a secure border, I want energy independence. You know,

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Speaker 8: these guys cannot run on the policies that they actually

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Speaker 8: vote for because they would lose seventy thirty. So they

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Speaker 8: have to spend a year, with the media's help, lying

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Speaker 8: to the people of Ohio. We're not gonna let them

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Speaker 8: get away with it this cycle. We're going to make

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Speaker 8: certain that we expose him for the radical leftist that

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Speaker 8: he is, by the way, there's a guy who went

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Speaker 8: to college when Richard Dixon was in the White House,

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Speaker 8: by the way, and majored in Russian study, so he

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Speaker 8: knows a thing or two about socialists in lying Bernie.

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Speaker 3: If you look at the state of Ohio, we know

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Speaker 3: the statewide, you want as many people voting as possible.

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Speaker 3: But is there a particular area of Ohio that, to

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Speaker 3: you in this Senate race is the swing area. If

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Speaker 3: you win that area, you know that you will be

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Speaker 3: the next Senator from Ohio. Where in particular is the

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Speaker 3: area that decides this race.

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Speaker 8: Probably Northeast Ohio because Cuyahoga County is the biggest county

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Speaker 8: in Ohio in terms of population. There's a lot of

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Speaker 8: Republican voters up here. I had a lot more Democrats.

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Speaker 8: So in the previous cycle in twenty eighteen, Sharon Brown

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Speaker 8: was able to win that county by fifty points. We

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Speaker 8: won't let them get anywhere near that number. I employed

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Speaker 8: thousands of people here. My companies were rated the best

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Speaker 8: place to work in Northeast Ohio. I had twelve dealerships

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Speaker 8: up here, my tech companies here, which is where I live.

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Speaker 8: Most people don't see Sharon Brown as a guy who's

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Speaker 8: more of a creature of DC, except of course, again

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Speaker 8: during election cycle. So I think we'll be very competitive

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Speaker 8: in Cuyahoga, in the Mahoning Valley, places like Youngstown, where

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Speaker 8: you've seen thousands, tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs leave

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Speaker 8: the area under his watch. We saw a plant there

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Speaker 8: in Lordstown that got closed under share Brown's watch. We've

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Speaker 8: seen our steel industry decline under share Brown's watch. Other's

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Speaker 8: second tired of the empty promises of these career politicians

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Speaker 8: that know what to say to get elected but then

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Speaker 8: do totally different things when they're where they're in office.

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Speaker 8: So that Northeast quarter is really important.

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Speaker 4: How do you think? I mean, I think one one

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Speaker 4: aspect of your race that is going to get a

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Speaker 4: lot of attention or is getting a lot of attention,

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Speaker 4: is not only possible Senate control, but also Ohio with

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Speaker 4: JD Vance as the VP on the ticket, and then

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Speaker 4: Tim Walls Minnesota. The middle of the country battle, like

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Speaker 4: the battle for those middle of the road, middle of

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Speaker 4: the country voters that will play out in Ohio, Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 4: really western Pennsylvania mostly, and then Michigan, Wisconsin. I mean,

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Speaker 4: what are the core issues and what do you think

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Speaker 4: the deciding factor will be for that swath of the

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Speaker 4: electorate that is likely to determine your race as well

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Speaker 4: as the presidential election.

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Speaker 8: Well, let me just say Tim Walls is not somebody

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Speaker 8: who represents Midwest values at all, so let's take him

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Speaker 8: out of the equation. But the reason these states matter

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Speaker 8: so much is because this is the core issue of

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Speaker 8: this race. Look in nineteen forty nine, six of the

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Speaker 8: wealthiest fourteen cities in the United States of America, we're

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Speaker 8: in Ohio. The wealthiest city in the country was Detroit, Michigan. Why,

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Speaker 8: because we've made things here in America. You could go

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Speaker 8: to high school, go to work right away, and live

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Speaker 8: a good upper middle class or middle class life where

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Speaker 8: you can afford a home, afford a car, raise kids

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Speaker 8: in this good community with good schools and elected leaders.

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Speaker 8: Let's just face it, from both parties for twenty or

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Speaker 8: thirty or forty years, destroyed that version of the American

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Speaker 8: green shipped our jobs in China and Mexico. And we're

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Speaker 8: going to get that back. We're going to get energy

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Speaker 8: dominance back here. We're going to make things that we

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Speaker 8: can make here in America. We're going to support this

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Speaker 8: idea of a strong vibrant middle class. This is what

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Speaker 8: our party is now fully centered on doing. Give huge

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Speaker 8: credit to President Trump for re orienting the party in

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Speaker 8: that way.

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Speaker 3: Yesterday I was in West Virginia. West Virginia is going

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Speaker 3: to vote to put a Republican in the Senate. Joe

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Speaker 3: Manchi is on his way out. We know that in Ohio,

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Speaker 3: which is going to be a red state, President Trump

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Speaker 3: is going to win it. In Montana, which is going

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Speaker 3: to be a red state, President Trump is going to

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Speaker 3: win it. Two potential seats to flip. They are spending

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Speaker 3: money like crazy against you, But I saw Guy Benson

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Speaker 3: put up a poll internally that shows you leading right

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Speaker 3: now in Ohio. Are you comfortable with how this race

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Speaker 3: is going right now? Do you have enough money? What

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Speaker 3: would you tell our audience out there again? Number one

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Speaker 3: in Columbus, number one in Cincinnati, number one in Cleveland,

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Speaker 3: have the ability to deliver this state for you that

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Speaker 3: you need from them down the stretch run here.

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Speaker 8: You can't vote for President Trump as share Brown. If

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Speaker 8: you give President Trump's share Brown, what's he going to do?

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Speaker 8: He's probably going to make it to the Chuck Chumer

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Speaker 8: is a majority leader. It means they're going to peach

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Speaker 8: him again to block every one of his agenda items.

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Speaker 8: They'll not allow him to put the proper people in

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Speaker 8: the cabinet. So if you're out there, you're gonna support

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Speaker 8: President Trump, you like President Trump's, you've got to vote

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Speaker 8: for Bernie Marino to the United States Senates. That's message

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Speaker 8: number one, turns of message number two. We feel really

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Speaker 8: good about where we stand in the polls. That one

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Speaker 8: percent plus that you talked about was before our advertising campaign.

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Speaker 8: And let me just say it this way. We opened

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Speaker 8: a can of whoop pass on him on TV about

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Speaker 8: a week and a half ago. So we're going to

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Speaker 8: actually have more messaging on TV than year Brown will have.

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Speaker 8: We're not unlike him. We're not going to make it

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Speaker 8: about personal tax and personal insult that's all he's got

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Speaker 8: on me. We're going to make it about his voting record,

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Speaker 8: his track record, and the fact that he's over stated

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Speaker 8: is welcome. Fifty years as an elected official never having

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Speaker 8: had a job in the private sector is way too long.

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Speaker 8: We're going to get rid of them. We're going to

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Speaker 8: retire them. We're going to win. But everybody out there

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Speaker 8: know this. You can vote on October eighth. Please go

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Speaker 8: vote early. It allows us to know whose voters who's not.

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Speaker 8: He saves us a ton of money. And by the way,

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Speaker 8: if you never want to get another text message or

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Speaker 8: email from me, then go vote early. Will stop communicating

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Speaker 8: with the ipronis Well.

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Speaker 2: I'm just wondering.

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Speaker 4: One area where there's clearly going to be some real

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Speaker 4: political impact in this cycle is on the illegal immigration crisis.

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Speaker 8: It is.

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Speaker 4: It is hilarious, Bernie. I'm sure you've seen this. I

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Speaker 4: know you're very busy, but we turn on some of

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Speaker 4: the national Democrat media, they're like, oh my gosh, Kamala

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Speaker 4: Harris and Joe Biden are just shocked at all the

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Speaker 4: illegals that have come in recent years, and they're working

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Speaker 4: so hard to stop it. Where's your where's your opponent?

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Speaker 4: Girod Brown on this.

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Speaker 8: Well, first of all, as you know, I'm a legal

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Speaker 8: immigrant to this country. I find it disgusting that this

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Speaker 8: country keeps rewarding people who skip the line, break our rules,

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Speaker 8: refuse to learn the language, don't assimilate, and are here

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Speaker 8: to have handouts. It's totally against what immigration is supposed

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Speaker 8: to be in this country. Where's shere? Brown? Share Brown's

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Speaker 8: voted against every single border measure that President Trump put forward.

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Speaker 8: He said the wall was stupid, the wall was racist.

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Speaker 8: He said that there's no problem with the border. That

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Speaker 8: is a made up right wing conspiracy theory. How many

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Speaker 8: times have we heard those words now? Of course, he

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Speaker 8: hides behind this supposed bipartisan bill which would have allowed

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Speaker 8: five thousand illegal crossings a day, so almost a million

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Speaker 8: and a half people to break our laws and break

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Speaker 8: into our home, which is exactly one point five million

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Speaker 8: too many. We should have a zero tolerance policy for

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Speaker 8: illegal immigration. And by the way, Sheer Brown and Kamala

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Speaker 8: Harris believe that the people who did break into our

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Speaker 8: country that are here illegally should be allowed to be

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Speaker 8: United States citizens. I think we got to deport them

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Speaker 8: if they're in this country illegally, because again, that's common sense.

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Speaker 8: If I broke into your home, you wouldn't allow me

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Speaker 8: to stay, and you certainly wouldn't let me take better

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Speaker 8: care of me than the people who live in your home.

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Speaker 8: So this is common sense. The Democrats like to make

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Speaker 8: this about being xenophobic and racist. I can tell you,

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Speaker 8: as a legal immigrant to every American citizen living listening

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Speaker 8: to this who was born here. Stop rewarding people who

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Speaker 8: break our immigration laws to come here. It's infuriating for

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Speaker 8: us that had to follow the process to watch America

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Speaker 8: do that. It's going to stop next year.

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Speaker 4: How are you looking with the Latino community in your

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Speaker 4: home state, Bernie? And also, how do you think Trump's

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Speaker 4: going to do nationally with the Latino vote?

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Speaker 8: You're coated Mumbian and in Ohio and Ohio? Uh in what?

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Speaker 10: Please?

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Speaker 8: Fine?

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Speaker 2: Sounds good to me? Oh, that's great, Bertie, Bernie, We're gonna.

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Speaker 8: Win the Hispanic vote. We're gonna win the Hispanic vote

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Speaker 8: because look, Hispanics care about family, they care about community.

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Speaker 8: We've seen what happened in Venezuela. And let me just

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Speaker 8: tell you something again, for Americans that inherited this country

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Speaker 8: through birth, whether it's your grandfather, grandfather, great grandfather, or whatever,

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Speaker 8: do not allow these leftist lunatics to turn this country

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Speaker 8: in Venezuela. Please, I'm pleading with you. My family came

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Speaker 8: here for the America that we understand to be the country.

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Speaker 8: This country can easily turn into Venezuela this election. You

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Speaker 8: put Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz. With a Democrat majority

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Speaker 8: in the Senate House, one generation, this country becomes Venezuela Bernie.

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Speaker 3: A couple of things here, I think that you just

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Speaker 3: hammered home that are significant. I want you to hammer

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Speaker 3: him home again. One the importance of going out and

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Speaker 3: voting early. We are telling everybody in this audience get

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Speaker 3: your vote in. Buck and I are both going to

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Speaker 3: go vote, vote early. But I want you to lay

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Speaker 3: out specifically how that can help in Ohio. Second thing,

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Speaker 3: you said, you cannot have split voters. People can't vote Trump,

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Speaker 3: which they're gonna do by ten and also vote for

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Speaker 3: Sharad Brown. Brown called Trump a racist. He said Trump's

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Speaker 3: a racist. Now he's trying to to say, oh, I'll

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Speaker 3: work with Trump. If you are voting Trump, you have

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Speaker 3: to vote Marino, and you need to go vote early.

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Speaker 3: But explain again in detail why that can help you

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Speaker 3: so much at being able to win and flip control

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Speaker 3: of the Senate.

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Speaker 8: Absolutely so. If you think about the last four weeks

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Speaker 8: of the selection like a football game, it's four quarters.

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Speaker 8: It's four weeks of early voting. So we don't know

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Speaker 8: how people voted, but we know that they're Republican inclined

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Speaker 8: to vote. So we see that people are voting early,

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Speaker 8: we don't have to chase you. We don't have to

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Speaker 8: send you emails or text messages, we don't have to

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Speaker 8: go knock on your door. We know that one county

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Speaker 8: is doing well but another county is not, so we

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Speaker 8: can put resources and we can end each quarter saying, okay,

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Speaker 8: for the first week of early voting, what's the score,

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Speaker 8: Then the second week, the third week, and the final week.

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Speaker 8: If we don't have people Republicans go out there and

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Speaker 8: vote early in mass then we have to communicate with

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Speaker 8: the entire population of voters consistently for four weeks, and

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Speaker 8: it's very, very expensive. So it allows us to shift

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Speaker 8: our resources. Look, can you imagine playing a football game

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Speaker 8: and you couldn't watch the score until the game was over,

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Speaker 8: And that's insane. So we have to make certain that

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Speaker 8: people go out there and vote early. It's very easy

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Speaker 8: to do it in Ohio. And on top of that,

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Speaker 8: you never know what's going to happen November fifth, by

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Speaker 8: the way, we could have a snowstorm, we could have

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Speaker 8: a blizzard, we could have a power outage. We don't know.

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Speaker 8: Banks that vote get it done. This is the easiest

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Speaker 8: election to do that because it's not confusing. You are

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Speaker 8: not confused out there if you're thinking that you're going

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Speaker 8: to vote for President Trump or Kamala Harris, because that's

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Speaker 8: not a hard decision. And like you just said earlier, look,

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Speaker 8: Sharon Brown, we don't have to wonder what he will do.

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Speaker 8: We just look at what he did when he was

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Speaker 8: in office as a senator from Ohio President Trump was

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Speaker 8: in the White House. He fought President trumpet every step

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Speaker 8: of the way and every major vote that mattered. Let's

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Speaker 8: not let him do that again.

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Speaker 3: Amen, Bernie Marino, next senator from the state of Ohio,

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Speaker 3: he's going to flip control to the Republican Party. Bernie,

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Speaker 3: We appreciate the time. Keep the sprint going.

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Speaker 2: My man, you got it.

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Speaker 8: Thank you guys.

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Speaker 1: You're listening to twenty four The Most Important Tier in

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Speaker 1: Politics with Clay Travis at Buck Sexton.

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Speaker 4: Corey Lewandowski is with us Trump twenty twenty four senior

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Speaker 4: campaign official, a veteran of the Trump Wars politically speaking,

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Speaker 4: Good to have you back, Corey, Thanks for being on

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Speaker 4: the show.

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Speaker 10: Well, it's a pleasure, thank you for having me.

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Speaker 4: Look, let's just get Let's just give you the ball

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Speaker 4: that you're rum with it. Here you have the connectivity

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Speaker 4: and the perspective to see how it's looking for Trump

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Speaker 4: in a way that everybody wants to hear. I mean,

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Speaker 4: we can just sort of start by honing in on

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Speaker 4: some of the battlet ground states. How's the campaign, how's

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Speaker 4: the ground game, how are we looking.

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Speaker 10: Let me give your listeners some historical perspective of this,

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Speaker 10: and I'll just go back four years of where the

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Speaker 10: campaign was on this day in twenty twenty. On the

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Speaker 10: Real Clear Politics average. In twenty twenty, we were down

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Speaker 10: seven points to Joe Biden. Today Rasmusen has us up

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Speaker 10: four points. But let's go to the big states, the

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Speaker 10: states that are going to matter where this election is

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Speaker 10: going to be decided, first and foremost. In Arizona, on

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Speaker 10: this day four years ago, we were down five points

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Speaker 10: for Joe Biden. Today, according to Real Clear Politics, we're

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Speaker 10: up five point five for a net swing of ten

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Speaker 10: and a half points. When you look at where we

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Speaker 10: are in the battleground state of Michigan four years ago,

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Speaker 10: down three point three to Biden, today, we're up two

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Speaker 10: point two for a net swing of five point five.

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Speaker 10: And then let me just go down to Pennsylvania. We

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Speaker 10: were down three to six, we're now are up three

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Speaker 10: to one for a net swing of six point seven.

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Speaker 10: And lastly, Wisconsin, Wisconsin today, four years ago we were

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Speaker 10: down four point four points. Today we're up three point

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Speaker 10: zero and the real Clare average for a net of

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Speaker 10: seven point four point swing. All of that is to

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Speaker 10: say we are in the strongest position Donald Trump has

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Speaker 10: ever been in his life to seek this reelection and

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Speaker 10: have victory in November. Absolutely no question.

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Speaker 3: Corey Kamala Harris's campaigning in New Hampshire today, I told

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Speaker 3: our audience we started the show, look at where Kamala

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Speaker 3: is going.

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Speaker 2: It will tell you how she sees the race.

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Speaker 3: Is it to you a sign of nervousness that Kamala

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Speaker 3: is in New Hampshire and in Virginia, two states that

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Speaker 3: Biden won comfortably in twenty twenty one? New Hampshire by

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Speaker 3: seventy won Virginia by ten. Doesn't that kind of indicate

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Speaker 3: to all of us what her internal polling is showing?

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Speaker 10: Oh, it absolutely does. Look, you know, we've got public

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Speaker 10: polling that shows that the state of Virginia is a

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Speaker 10: three point race. Right now, We've got public polling that

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Speaker 10: shows that New Hampshire is dead. Even she is afraid

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Speaker 10: because if she loses the four electoral votes in New

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Speaker 10: Hampshire and the electoral votes in Virginia, she has no path.

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Speaker 10: Where is Donald Trump recently and where is he today? Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada, Arizona,

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Speaker 10: North Carolina, Rinse and repeat why, because that's where this

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Speaker 10: race is going to be won and lost. When you

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Speaker 10: look at the battleground states, my home state of New Hampshire,

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Speaker 10: We're going to continue to ask people on the ground.

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Speaker 10: There a strong presence. I will always advocate for the

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Speaker 10: president to go up and see those people. But Kamala Harris,

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Speaker 10: her first campaign stops of this election cycle are in

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Speaker 10: a state like New Hampshire. It tells you everything you

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Speaker 10: need to know that she is so concerned that she's

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Speaker 10: going to lose that state that she's putting her first

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Speaker 10: campaign stops there. And look, I think it's very possible

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Speaker 10: she does lose. Donald Trump lost the state of New

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Speaker 10: Hampshire in twenty sixteen by about twenty seven hundred votes.

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Speaker 10: And now the people know what's at stake, and they

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Speaker 10: know that his record will bring them economic prosperity, safety

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Speaker 10: and security, and an opportunity for everybody in that grantite

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Speaker 10: state to have a better future.

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Speaker 4: Speaking of Corey Lewandowski, senior campaign advisor for Trump twenty

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Speaker 4: twenty four, Corey, to that end, on the economic side

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Speaker 4: of things, what is the primary messaging that the campaign

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Speaker 4: as running in these particularly in the swing states, on

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Speaker 4: what the Trump economy would do? And also, how is

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Speaker 4: the Trump campaign defining the Kamala economy? Because I don't

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Speaker 4: think that the Kamala campaign knows really, But so how's

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Speaker 4: that going?

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Speaker 10: Well, it's very simple, right, Donald Trump has a record

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Speaker 10: while he was in office of passing the largest tax

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Speaker 10: cut in American history. And what's amazing, and your listener

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Speaker 10: should be aware of this is Donald Trump and Kamala

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Speaker 10: Harris have actually never met. And the reason for that

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Speaker 10: is because she was so ineffective as a US Senator

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Speaker 10: that she wasn't part of any of these bipartisan negotiations

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Speaker 10: to help provide economic release to the American people. So

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Speaker 10: where are we right now? We know that the you

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Speaker 10: know what they used to call bidnomics she's walking away from.

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Speaker 10: She's no longer supporting that because of the devastation has

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Speaker 10: entailed and told on the American families. It doesn't matter

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Speaker 10: if you are rich or poor, black or white, green,

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Speaker 10: or it doesn't matter. You are feeling the crunch of

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Speaker 10: the Biden Harris Walls administration, which is more money to

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Speaker 10: put food on your plate, is more money to put

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Speaker 10: gas in your car. It is more money to make

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Speaker 10: sure your kids have the school supplies that they need

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Speaker 10: to go back to school. And people are tired of

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Speaker 10: it because it's unsustainable.

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Speaker 3: Corey, When you look at the larger landscape of this race,

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Speaker 3: it seems to me the easiest path for Trump winning

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Speaker 3: is North Carolina, Georgia, Pennsylvania. Now there's a lot of

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Speaker 3: other states. We just mentioned New Hampshire, Virginia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, Arizona.

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Speaker 3: There's a lot of states in play out there. But

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Speaker 3: when you look at the map, is that the pathway

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Speaker 3: of Hey, we win North Carolina, we win Georgia, we

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Speaker 3: win Pennsylvania, those three states and it's done. Is that

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Speaker 3: part of the way You're thinking, how would you assess

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Speaker 3: the map here as we sit sixty two days out, Well.

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Speaker 10: Look, I think North Carolina's a state that's been very

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Speaker 10: good to us over the last two cycles. Georgia, you know,

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Speaker 10: is a state that we have clearly an opportunity to

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Speaker 10: be successful there. Historically speaking, there's a number of Republicans

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Speaker 10: who've been elected down there and has been a state

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Speaker 10: that's been good to us. That being said, Pennsylvania is

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Speaker 10: always the Great White Whale, and until Donald Trump won

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Speaker 10: it in twenty sixteen, Republicans always thought they could win it,

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Speaker 10: but they could never pull it off. But his message

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Speaker 10: is particularly when you juxtapose that to Kamala's message of

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Speaker 10: fracking is what Donald Trump supports, she opposes it. You know,

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Speaker 10: we have seen what outsourcing jobs has done to the

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Speaker 10: state of Pennsylvania. We've seen what the outsourcing of manufacturing

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Speaker 10: has done. So Pennsylvania is a battleground state for sure,

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Speaker 10: but look what we've been able to do in Michigan.

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Speaker 10: Look what the auto workers have come around to Donald

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Speaker 10: Trump because Joe Biden is willing to put those autofactories

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Speaker 10: down in Mexico. Look at the state of Wisconsin, and

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Speaker 10: I just want to go back to those numbers. Four

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Speaker 10: years ago. Today we were down full point four points

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Speaker 10: in Wisconsin. Today we're up three If anybody saying that

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Speaker 10: Tim Wallas has been in addition to this campaign for

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Speaker 10: Kamala Harris, they are sorely mistaken. He is the most,

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Speaker 10: if not the most very close to the most radical

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Speaker 10: governor in America, and his Midwest values have not given

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Speaker 10: them any bump in those battleground states of Michigan, Wisconsin,

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Speaker 10: or Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 4: Cory, we know you talked to Trump on a regular

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Speaker 4: daily basis. The debate coming up. There's one debate that

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Speaker 4: Kamala has agreed to so far right's still just one.

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Speaker 4: I think that she said, okay, yeah, I'll show up

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Speaker 4: for that one. What should we expect from the big guy?

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Speaker 10: Look, I think Donald Trump has been preparing for debates

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Speaker 10: his entire life. We know that, and I've heard it

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Speaker 10: hundreds of times. If Donald Trump would just do this,

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Speaker 10: he will win, or if he'll just stop talking. You know,

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Speaker 10: he has a record of winning presidential debates. Whether it

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Speaker 10: was in the primary process all the way back in

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Speaker 10: fifteen and sixteen, which I know many of you remember,

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Speaker 10: or it was when he debated Hillary Clinton and he

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Speaker 10: said you'd be in jail. It was that one liner,

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Speaker 10: the off the cuff, you know, a temporaneous statement that

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Speaker 10: he made that everybody started laughing. Or at the last debate, well,

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Speaker 10: Joe Biden is rooling on himself, and Donald Trump turned

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Speaker 10: and said, I don't know what that guy just said,

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Speaker 10: and either does he I mean it. You know, it's

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Speaker 10: so funny because this guy has such a quick wit

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Speaker 10: that I would anticipate a line like that is going

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Speaker 10: to happen in this debate, and it's going to show

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Speaker 10: the humanization of Donald Trump, because I believe Kamala Harris

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Speaker 10: is just going to try and be a robot. She's

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Speaker 10: going to tell us how she prosecutes criminals like Donald Trump,

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Speaker 10: and how she has made her way and broken through

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Speaker 10: the glass ceiling and all of those things. The reality is,

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Speaker 10: she doesn't know what she's for and what she's against.

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Speaker 10: And this is going to be the first time, truly

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Speaker 10: that the American people will have a chance to see

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Speaker 10: and hear from her because most of the media has

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Speaker 10: given her a free pass for the last forty five days.

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Speaker 3: Corey, do you think the Kamala camp is starting to

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Speaker 3: panic a little bit? It feels like they got the

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Speaker 3: sugar high in August, then they didn't get as much

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Speaker 3: as they thought coming out of the DNC and the

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Speaker 3: numbers have continued to tick back.

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Speaker 2: Have you seen that in the.

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Speaker 3: Internal polling with the Trump team and does that kind

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Speaker 3: of characterize why we've seen it feels sort of like

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Speaker 3: a frenetic Kamala Harris campaign of late, where they're just

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Speaker 3: desperately trying to erase the things that she said she's

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Speaker 3: four in the past and now claim she's against them.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, her staff is out actively telling all the members

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Speaker 10: of the media what Kamala now stands for. We haven't

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Speaker 10: heard it from her. We haven't heard it from the candidate,

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Speaker 10: but our staff is doing it on Friday nights and

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Speaker 10: you know, privately with members of the media because they're

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Speaker 10: afraid because coming off of the Democrat Convention, she should

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Speaker 10: have gotten a five to seven point bump, but she

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Speaker 10: did not. And the reason she didn't get that bump

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Speaker 10: partially is because we received and secured the RFK endorsement

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Speaker 10: the following day. And I don't want to overlook that,

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Speaker 10: but that RFK endorsement in Glendale, Aras might have been

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Speaker 10: the largest crowd and rally and applause I have ever

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Speaker 10: heard for anybody on a debate on a stage other

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Speaker 10: than Donald John Trump.

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Speaker 8: The crowd was.

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Speaker 10: In love with this guy. And what we're seeing and

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Speaker 10: what the polling data is indicating is those women who

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Speaker 10: are twenty five to forty years old, who have multiple

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Speaker 10: children or children are coming to the Trump campaign in

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Speaker 10: record numbers because they're concerned about what Kamala and Joe

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Speaker 10: did to their kids, forcing them with the vaccines and

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Speaker 10: the RFK Junior endorsement and the Tulsa Gabbard endorsement are

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Speaker 10: paying significant dividends of the campaign in both the short

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Speaker 10: term and then will continue to do so in the

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Speaker 10: long term.

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Speaker 4: We got one more question for you from one of

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Speaker 4: our VIPs. Vip Joe asks Corey, where are all the commercials?

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Speaker 4: Please tell me the battleground states are going to get

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Speaker 4: flooded with commercials. I haven't heard or seen one single

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Speaker 4: Trump commercial. What can you tell me about now? He's

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Speaker 4: in by the way in Mississippi. I think some people

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Speaker 4: out there in red states or seeing I ain't seeing much, Corey.

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Speaker 4: My bet is going to be you're feeling pretty good

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Speaker 4: about a lot of states.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 10: Look, if we got trouble in Mississippi, fellas, we're in

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Speaker 10: big trouble, right. I think we're going to be okay

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Speaker 10: down and those are our people. But that said, don't forget.

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Speaker 10: We are just under nine weeks away from election day,

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Speaker 10: although early voting in ballasty going out as early as

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Speaker 10: Saturday in the States, so we are running TV commercials.

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Speaker 10: But I want people to remember this. Fifty percent of

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Speaker 10: the electorate no longer receives their communication from television, from

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Speaker 10: mainstream media. They're getting it through social media platforms, They're

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Speaker 10: getting it from their phone. So our ability to communicate

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Speaker 10: with those people continues to evolve as the delivery platforms

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Speaker 10: continue to evolve. And that's what we're trying to do

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Speaker 10: is make sure that the right people are getting the

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Speaker 10: right messages at the right time.

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Speaker 3: Corey Buck and I have both said that we're going

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Speaker 3: to vote early. We're going to get our ballot in.

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Speaker 3: For people out there that are listening right now, would

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Speaker 3: you encourage them to go vote early? If so, why,

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Speaker 3: what is the impact?

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Speaker 10: Well, let me tell you something. I am a big

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Speaker 10: believer and now I live in a state of New

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Speaker 10: Hampshire that we don't have really voting. We don't have

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Speaker 10: absentee voting. You have to vote on election day, shy

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Speaker 10: of you know, a major health crisis. But in places

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Speaker 10: that allow people to vote early, absolutely take that opportunity.

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Speaker 10: You know, Republicans always win on election day because our

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Speaker 10: people tend to wait. But the Democrats have mastered this

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Speaker 10: ability to go to people and get them to vote

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Speaker 10: early and put that money in the bank for later,

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Speaker 10: to put that vote in the bank for later. I

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Speaker 10: think what we're going to see it may just be

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Speaker 10: one debate, it may be it maybe two or three,

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Speaker 10: we don't know. Kamala's team won't commit to that. But

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Speaker 10: if you get your ballot, don't wait in the hold

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Speaker 10: it for sixty days. If you already know that you're

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Speaker 10: voting for Donald Trump, you put your name on that envelope,

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Speaker 10: fill it out, vote for Donald Trump, and get it

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Speaker 10: back in. Because that's how we're going to be successful

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Speaker 10: is making sure that every per who has the opportunity

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Speaker 10: to vote early is doing that. And if we can

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Speaker 10: maintain parody with the Democrats and the early vote and

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Speaker 10: the absentee voting, we know that we'll win on election day.

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Speaker 10: And we have to have a system and an election

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Speaker 10: outcome that's too big to rig.

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Speaker 2: Corey, keep up the good work.

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Speaker 3: Tell President Trump to have fun tonight in Harrisburg with

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Speaker 3: Sean Hannity. We know he will in six days from now.

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Speaker 3: We can't wait to watch that first debate.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, guys,