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Speaker 4: You are in the war room. It is Monday, October

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Speaker 2: But I'm telling you, guys, we've had a lot of

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Speaker 1: Of a dance. So here we go. Get your dance song, Lions.

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Speaker 7: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 2: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 6: Here's I got a free shot.

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Speaker 1: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 7: Ask yourself, what is my task? And that's my purpose.

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Speaker 4: That's what a secure southern border looks like to the

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Speaker 4: foreign Threats to Elections after voting ends in twenty twenty four,

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Speaker 4: Because what they are doing is laying the groundwork the

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Speaker 4: oh wait, yeah, that's the same Intel community that's now

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Speaker 14: There's a lot at stake in this upcoming election. But

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Speaker 7: Here's your host, Stephen k.

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Speaker 1: Bath.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the war room, where I am honored

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Speaker 4: to be joined by Cain of Citizen Free Press, who

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Speaker 4: has helped me so much during these last four months,

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Speaker 4: always gives the best advice. So I thought it would

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Speaker 4: be fitting to do my last episode with you. But Kane,

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Speaker 4: there's something that has been I would say at the

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Speaker 4: forefront of my mind that and that is as we

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Speaker 4: see these explosive early voting numbers, particularly among Republicans. I'm

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Speaker 4: curious how it is tracking in comparison to twenty sixty,

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Speaker 4: I mean twenty twenty, and why you think it should

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Speaker 4: give for the most part, Republicans at least considerable confidence

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Speaker 4: heading towards November fifth.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, there's a lot there, and there's a lot, you know,

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Speaker 15: to sort of let the audience know, Natalie. So we've

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Speaker 15: got everyone knows, especially if they're following the stack at CFP,

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Speaker 15: that we've got early voting going on in basically all

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Speaker 15: of the swing states. But it's all it's slightly different

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Speaker 15: in every state. So I want to go through them,

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Speaker 15: but there's gonna be a big caveat that's coming at

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Speaker 15: the end, and I want people to wait for that.

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Speaker 6: So we'll start with Nevada first of all.

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Speaker 15: So Nevada we get to see party registration of ballots

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Speaker 15: turned in and Republicans have a five and a half

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Speaker 15: percent lead after the first seven days.

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Speaker 6: That's basically unheard of.

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Speaker 15: Clark County is not delivering for Democrats and Independents aren't

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Speaker 15: really showing up at in the numbers that they should.

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Speaker 6: So and I'm going to put.

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Speaker 15: Another I'm gonna put a caveat out now at the beginning,

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Speaker 15: explain to people, these are ballot generally for the states

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Speaker 15: I'm going to talk about, it's ballot registrations only, so

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Speaker 15: you don't really know how those people are voting. However,

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Speaker 15: they do have a percentage. They know more or less

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Speaker 15: what percentage of Republicans crossover and vote for a Democrat

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Speaker 15: and vice versa, and it's that number is pretty static

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Speaker 15: year over year.

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Speaker 6: So you have these ideas on ballots.

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Speaker 15: So in Nevada, the Democrats aren't turning out to the extent.

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Speaker 6: That Republicans are.

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Speaker 15: So people say, well, how do you know that these

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Speaker 15: aren't super high propensity voters that would have voted anyway.

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Speaker 6: So they put them into three baskets, three categories.

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Speaker 15: And I read this morning that sixteen percent of the

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Speaker 15: Republican ballots returned to Nevada so far are from people

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Speaker 15: who did not vote.

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Speaker 6: In twenty twenty.

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Speaker 15: In North Carolina the numbers even higher, that's eighteen percent.

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Speaker 15: Apparently anything above ten percent is a really good number.

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Speaker 15: So you have that backdrop, we'll go will drop down

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Speaker 15: from Nevada to Arizona. In Arizona, the lead is even

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Speaker 15: bigger than five points it's seven and a half percent. Now,

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Speaker 15: Arizona has its own unique things in that one, there

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Speaker 15: are a huge number of independents in the state, and

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Speaker 15: also there were a lot of McCain Republicans who won't

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Speaker 15: necessarily vote for Kerry Lake and won't necessarily vote for Trump.

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Speaker 15: But just on a ballot's returned basis, we're up seven

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Speaker 15: and a half points in Nevada. Excuse me in Arizona.

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Speaker 15: Cruise over to Georgia. Georgia does not give us party registration.

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Speaker 15: They only give demographic data. They only tell us the race,

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Speaker 15: and the and the sex of the voter. So the

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Speaker 15: way that people are doing their analysis in Georgia is

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Speaker 15: by looking at ballots.

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Speaker 6: In all the rural counties. Right.

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Speaker 15: Rural is where Trump has always nominated in states like

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Speaker 15: Georgia and Virginia. And it's in the bigger cities where

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Speaker 15: you know, where Democrats pile on the votes. So what

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Speaker 15: they're seeing a couple of things in Georgia. One that

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Speaker 15: these rural counties are coming out in bigger numbers. And

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Speaker 15: two the sort of as people you know, these data

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Speaker 15: election data scientists to analyze white vote versus black vote,

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Speaker 15: male vote versus female vote, and those ratios are positive

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Speaker 15: as well.

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Speaker 6: The black vote is.

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Speaker 15: Slightly lower, which we would be normally Democrat, and the

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Speaker 15: white vote is slightly higher.

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Speaker 6: Shifting quickly to.

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Speaker 15: North Carolina, they are a state that does give party registration,

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Speaker 15: so Republicans are leading there. The numbers escaping me off

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Speaker 15: the top of the head. I believe it's around eighty

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Speaker 15: thousand votes at this point. So having said that, right,

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Speaker 15: that's great, So I would actually even feel confident to

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Speaker 15: say Republicans are probably going to win or Trump is

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Speaker 15: probably gonna win in Nevada, Arizona, North Carolina, and Georgia.

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Speaker 15: But guess what he can still lose if he wins

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Speaker 15: those four states. He loses two seventy to two sixty eight.

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Speaker 15: That's how important Pennsylvania is. Pennsylvania is nineteen electoral votes,

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Speaker 15: Nevada is six, Arizona is eleven, equally seventeen, so they're

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Speaker 15: too short of Pennsylvania. Now, it means that Biden has

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Speaker 15: to run the table in these states that getting that

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Speaker 15: are getting closer. New Mexico a poll within three points,

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Speaker 15: and Trump announced to rally and Albuquerque, but Biden has

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Speaker 15: to win New Mexico. Minnesota a poll today showing Trump

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Speaker 15: within two points in Minnesota, uh, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Virginia,

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Speaker 15: which some people think might be close and may so.

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Speaker 15: For that sort of two seventy two sixty eight nightmare

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Speaker 15: scenario to play out, Kamala has to run the table

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Speaker 15: on the rest of those states. But I'll say, you know,

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Speaker 15: last thing is I throw it back to you. This

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Speaker 15: is more than just winning, right, No one needs it's

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Speaker 15: foot on the throats time now right. We need a mandate.

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Speaker 15: We need a mandate to fix America. We need over

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Speaker 15: three hundred electoral votes. We need Trump to be able

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Speaker 15: to say he won thirty five states or more in

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Speaker 15: order to get some of this stuff done. So no

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Speaker 15: one back off everyone you know, do still do everything

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Speaker 15: you can. You all know the options. There's the multiply

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Speaker 15: by ten. There's Trump. You can find a lot of

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Speaker 15: this at Trump forty seven. There's local stuff you can do.

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Speaker 15: If you live in one of let's say twelve ish

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Speaker 15: swing states, you cannot stop working. If you care about

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Speaker 15: this election, you cannot stop.

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Speaker 4: Complete and utter domination is the only thing that we

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Speaker 4: will accept. We get to dictate the terms of victory. Kine,

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Speaker 4: I am curious though, because there's some if you listen

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Speaker 4: to the sort of left wing spin, maybe we'll call

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Speaker 4: it cope on these early voting numbers, which make no

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Speaker 4: mistake there and complete and total meltdown over it, they

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Speaker 4: are alleging that it's not actually a new type of

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Speaker 4: Republican voter who is voting early. In other words, we're

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Speaker 4: going to see a decrease of election day voters. It's

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Speaker 4: just more of sort of a temporary shift into the

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Speaker 4: methodology of how they're voting. Given the numbers on low

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Speaker 4: propensity voters, who exactly are these people state by state

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Speaker 4: or just more broadly, who are voting early?

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Speaker 15: Yeah, well, the makeup, you know, the way it's being defined.

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Speaker 15: The bucket number one are people who did not vote

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Speaker 15: in twenty twenty. I believe bucket number two is people

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Speaker 15: who did not vote in twenty twenty two, and that's

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Speaker 15: going to be a much larger number, obviously because it's

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Speaker 15: an off year. I'm not an election data scientist, but

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Speaker 15: one thing I'm pretty damn good at, Natalie is finding

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Speaker 15: the election data scientists on Twitter.

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Speaker 6: Right, I spend my life online, you know, I have

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Speaker 6: no life.

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Speaker 15: It's sixteen hours a day in front of a twenty

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Speaker 15: seven inch monitor with I don't want to tell you

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Speaker 15: it's honest to god, one of my windows has more

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Speaker 15: than two thousand tabs open.

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Speaker 6: So this is my life.

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Speaker 15: So I find these guys and what they're saying, you know,

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Speaker 15: these I'm not going to partisans. These tend to be

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Speaker 15: more middle of the road data scientists. And what they're

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Speaker 15: saying is the numbers are close to twice as high

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Speaker 15: for these low propensity buckets in terms of the cope.

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Speaker 6: You're exactly correct.

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Speaker 15: I think we talked about you're noticing the narratives that

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Speaker 15: are already being formed over on MSNBC if it doesn't

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Speaker 15: turn out the way that they hope. So it's you know,

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Speaker 15: as for back to your original question of who are

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Speaker 15: these low propensity voters, there's vote. They're voters who didn't

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Speaker 15: turn out for whatever reason in twenty twenty. And you know,

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Speaker 15: Charlie Kirk made a big deal and Andrew, his producer,

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Speaker 15: made a big deal about how what they really felt

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Speaker 15: that the election could be won by targeting the low

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Speaker 15: propensity voters because you're, you know, the normal get out

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Speaker 15: the vote efforts for high propensity voters. These people are

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Speaker 15: going to vote anyway. We've all had at the knock

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Speaker 15: on our door, the knock on our apartment door that

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Speaker 15: and it's like, look, dude, I'm already voting.

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Speaker 6: You don't need you know.

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Speaker 15: And so it's this it's really the first time that

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Speaker 15: Republicans have focused and people have criticized Trump for not

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Speaker 15: having a traditional ground game. And while that's true, he's

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Speaker 15: had these sort of outside organizations like TP and Charlie

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Speaker 15: and other groups that I've really sort of turned this

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Speaker 15: into a silence and let's not Oh, I'll talk really quickly.

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Speaker 15: You cut me off when we have to go to break.

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Speaker 15: But I didn't mention Pennsylvania. Okay, I didn't mention Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 15: So Pennsylvania is interesting because they don't actually have early voting.

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Speaker 15: It's called that by people who are lazy with the descriptions.

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Speaker 15: But what they have only is the ability to request

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Speaker 15: mail in ballots and have the option to go and

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Speaker 15: request one on demand at the local county office, fill

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Speaker 15: it out right there, and turn it back in.

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Speaker 6: So that's the closest they have.

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Speaker 15: So people, you know, a lot of Democrats are growing

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Speaker 15: like oh, it looks great, you know for us in Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 15: we're leading sixty forty in this sort of early voting

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Speaker 15: absentee turn in, but that's you know.

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Speaker 6: Sixty forty is a heck of a lot better. I

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Speaker 6: looked back last night.

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Speaker 15: It was seventy one twenty nine in terms of early

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Speaker 15: voting slash mail in voting in Pennsylvania last time, So

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Speaker 15: we're doing eleven points better now. Having said that, one

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Speaker 15: of these data scientists, if people want to follow them,

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Speaker 15: it's Michael Prusser on Twitter.

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Speaker 6: Pr u Seer.

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Speaker 15: He thinks that of all the four states I mentioned earlier,

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Speaker 15: and even Michigan in Wisconsin, he believes Pennsylvania is going

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Speaker 15: to be fifty end up dead on fifty to fifty

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Speaker 15: in terms of Republican ballots and Democrat ballots. So it's

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Speaker 15: going to be the independence in Pennsylvania as well as

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Speaker 15: what we hope is a tripling of the black mail

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Speaker 15: vote for Trump in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

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Speaker 6: Right in other urban areas we've seen that black mail vote.

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Speaker 15: The number may be close to twenty five twenty six

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Speaker 15: percent versus the nine percent of twenty twenty. So there's

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Speaker 15: reasons for people to be optimistic. But gas, you know,

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Speaker 15: pedal to the medal. There is no it's certainly not

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Speaker 15: time to think we want it.

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Speaker 4: And Kane, just give me a minute on particular the

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Speaker 4: rural vote turnout. How that's also a really promising trend

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Speaker 4: of data.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, it's interesting because right when you one of the

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Speaker 15: things that really pisses us off. We look at these

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Speaker 15: individual states like Virginia, and the last election Trump won

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Speaker 15: something like eighty I don't know how many counties.

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Speaker 6: I went to college at the University of Virginia.

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Speaker 15: But let's say there's eighty counties in Virginia and he

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Speaker 15: won seventy five of them. Right, it's all red, the

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Speaker 15: map is all right. Yet he loses. And in those

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Speaker 15: rural counties Trump was winning by average seventy thirty. Well,

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Speaker 15: still only half the registered voters are voting in those

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Speaker 15: rural counties, but everybody loves Trump.

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Speaker 6: So the effort was made to really drive the rural

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Speaker 6: vote this time.

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Speaker 15: You know, if you turn seventy thirty into eighty twenty,

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Speaker 15: you can trump everything that happens in northern Virginia. It

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Speaker 15: doesn't matter what happens in Richmond, Steve's hometown, doesn't matter

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Speaker 15: what happens in Virginia.

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Speaker 6: Beach in Newport News.

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Speaker 15: So there's been focus on rural votes in Georgia and Virginia,

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Speaker 15: and in Georgia particularly, we have the numbers. We're seeing

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Speaker 15: that these rural counties are voting in much higher numbers

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Speaker 15: than they did in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 6: So that's good news, Kate.

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Speaker 4: If people want to read the stack that is always

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Speaker 4: being updated. It loads so quickly. It's my favorite website. Sorry,

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Speaker 4: warom dot org. I'm kidding, where can people go to

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Speaker 4: follow you? I know you're also coming in ha on Twitter,

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Speaker 4: but where can people stay up to date with all

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Speaker 4: of this breaking analysis?

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Speaker 11: Yeah?

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Speaker 15: Thanks, it's you know, it's my life on display via

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Speaker 15: headlines at Citizen Freepress dot com. As you said, it

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Speaker 15: loads in half a second. There's no ads. All the

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Speaker 15: two in the morning and do nothing but update.

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Speaker 6: It so you can load it.

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Speaker 15: You can visit ten times a day. And so that's

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Speaker 15: it in Twitter at Citizen Free Press and uh and

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Speaker 15: that's it. And you know, hey, by the way, congrat

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Speaker 15: congratulations Natalie on one hundred shows one hundred fantastic honey

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Speaker 15: Badger style shows. I'm being honest here. I'm not going

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Speaker 15: to lay it on too thick, but you found your voice.

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Speaker 15: You are now a respected and a savage voice in

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Speaker 15: conservative media.

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Speaker 6: And we all thank you, Cain.

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Speaker 4: That's very nice for you to say. I thank you

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Speaker 4: for your support throughout these four months. And you know what,

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Speaker 4: Merrek Garlie and Joe Biden, when you guys chose to

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Speaker 4: throw Stephen K. Bannon in prison, you made an enemy

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Speaker 4: out of me. And just remember, I'm twenty three, got

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Speaker 4: a lot of years left to bring about some good

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Speaker 4: old retribution, or we call it justice. We'll be right back.

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Speaker 7: It's stake in this upcoming election.

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Speaker 14: But regardless of who is sitting in the White House,

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Speaker 14: the fuse on the economy has already been lit. Even

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Speaker 14: four years of a conservative presidency will not be enough

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Speaker 14: to turn the tide on our thirty five trillion dollar

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Speaker 14: national debt. And if the Left wins, it's like throwing

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Speaker 14: gas on a dumpster fire. The election is in the

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Speaker 14: hands of the American people. But what you can do

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Speaker 14: right now is protect your savings by diversifying into gold.

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Speaker 7: With the help of Birch Gold Group for millennia.

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Speaker 14: Gold has stood firm in the face of greedy governments,

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Speaker 14: economic upheavals, and global strife, and it can protect you.

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Speaker 5: Now.

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Speaker 14: Birch Gold will help you convert an ira or four

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Speaker 14: to oh one k into an ira in physical gold,

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Speaker 14: tax free and penalty free, and it it doesn't cost

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Speaker 14: you a penny out of pocket. In the past four years,

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Speaker 14: the buying power of the US dollar has declined significantly,

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Speaker 14: price of gold has increased forty percent. Coincidence. Text the

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Speaker 14: word Bannon to nine eight nine eight ninety eight. Get

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Speaker 14: your free infoKit on gold and trust Birch Gold to

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Speaker 14: protect your savings.

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Speaker 7: Text Bannon to the number nine eight nine eight nine eight.

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Speaker 7: Use your host. Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Ban Welcome back to the war room. We're going to

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Speaker 4: do a little cultural appropriation from Klaus Schwab and our

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Speaker 4: friends over at the World Economic Forum because the great

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Speaker 4: Reset begins tomorrow when Stephen K. Bannon is back in

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Speaker 4: this chair, and it's going to be the great Maga Reset. Okay, Yeah,

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Speaker 4: I am so excited for Stephen K. Bannon to be back,

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Speaker 4: though I think that the real reason that they need

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Speaker 4: to clean out and clear out his cell to make

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Speaker 4: room for none other than Merrick Garland, or maybe for

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Speaker 4: the mass deportations. You can take your pick. But you know,

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Speaker 4: in the last four months that I've been hosting this show,

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Speaker 4: I truly never thought this day was going to come.

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Speaker 4: But here we are. But let's be very frank. Today

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Speaker 4: is not, or rather tomorrow is not a day for celebration.

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Speaker 4: It's not a victory, right, think about what they took

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Speaker 4: from you for the last four months. It's a day

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Speaker 4: of righteous indignation because, to quote a little document, when

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Speaker 4: in the course of human events, a regime throws Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Bannon in prison, whose only crime was putting America first,

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Speaker 4: you look that regime in the face, and you vote

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Speaker 4: them the hell out, and you deconstruct and tear down

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Speaker 4: the administrative state, and you salt the earth after it.

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Speaker 4: It's not retribution, it's justice, and our fight for that

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Speaker 4: has only intensified after what they did to Stephen K. Bannon.

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Speaker 4: You know, for all the sins and atrocities that the

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Speaker 4: British Empire committed against the colonists here in the United States,

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Speaker 4: when you look at the evil globalist regime that we're

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Speaker 4: up against, they are infinitely worse. They gaslight us more

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Speaker 4: they censor us more. They're more tyrannical, they're more despotic,

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Speaker 4: they're more authoritarian. Heck, we have our own landed elite,

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Speaker 4: or at least they're trying. Whether it's Bill Gates buying

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Speaker 4: up the farmland in partnership with the Chinese communist part

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Speaker 4: of your black Rock guzzling up every home ever, that

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Speaker 4: is what we're up against, and by the way, shouldn't

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Speaker 4: be lost on anyone that far left British socialists are

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Speaker 4: literally hitting the campaign trail and advising the Kamala Harris campaign.

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Speaker 4: I guess they don't see why that would be an issue,

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Speaker 4: even Foreign Agent Registration Act violations aside. You know, I

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Speaker 4: wish that the worst thing that our ruling class, that

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Speaker 4: our American elites could do to this country would be,

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Speaker 4: let's say, call us a floating island of trash. Apparently

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Speaker 4: you can't say that about Puerto Rico. No, because what

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Speaker 4: our elites have done is so much frickin worse. They've

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Speaker 4: treated us like absolute trash. Think about it, the regime

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Speaker 4: that took your taxpayer dollars and when they couldn't get

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Speaker 4: enough perverse gratification from sending it to every damn country

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Speaker 4: except the United States, while our southern border was wide open.

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Speaker 4: They then felt compelled to take your tax dollars to

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Speaker 4: fund the prosecution, the persecution and jailing and four month

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Speaker 4: prison sentence of Steve kay Bannon. That's the ROI that

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Speaker 4: you get for paying into the system and paying your dues.

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Speaker 4: They're going to use your money to jail and imprison

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Speaker 4: arguably one of the most important patriots that has ever

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Speaker 4: existed in the history of this country, the MAGA equivalent

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Speaker 4: of George Washington. And in the same way that Paul

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Speaker 4: Revere had his midnight ride right the British are coming,

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Speaker 4: Stephen K. Bannon will have his midnight ride back to

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Speaker 4: the war room tonight. He won't be saying the British

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Speaker 4: are coming. He'll be saying retribution is coming, and rightfully so,

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Speaker 4: and it's long overdue. I know it's inmate number zero

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Speaker 4: five six three five five zero nine, and that's a

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Speaker 4: very important number that we're going to be having the

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Speaker 4: return of tomorrow. But you know the return, you know,

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Speaker 4: Stephen K. Bannon wants it to be about him, but

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Speaker 4: the return of forty five to become president number forty

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Speaker 4: seven is equally as important and you can already see

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Speaker 4: it with the early vote numbers that were freaking them

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Speaker 4: out because you the war Room posse stepped up and

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Speaker 4: stood in the breach when they took our General Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Bannon away from us, And believe me, they're melting down

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Speaker 4: over it. And isn't that a freaking glorious sight to see?

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Speaker 4: You know, when I first set out the show, I

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Speaker 4: wanted to make the goal of it right. It's a

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Speaker 4: republic if you can keep it. And this show has

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Speaker 4: always worked to expose those that we need to keep

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Speaker 4: it from. And I think the question for the last

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Speaker 4: four months has been a war room, if we could

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Speaker 4: keep it? And I am so proud of you guys,

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Speaker 4: the audience, and everyone who's a part of our team

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Speaker 4: and the guests and wonderful people who helped and supported

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Speaker 4: me to be able to sit here and say on

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Speaker 4: the eve of Stephen K. Bannon's return that we kept it. Indeed,

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Speaker 4: we frickin did, And just look at those early voting numbers.

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Speaker 4: So sorry, Jack Smith, sorry Merrick Garland, your intimidation campaigns

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Speaker 4: didn't work because here on this side of the political spectrum,

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Speaker 4: here in Maga Territory, we actually love this country, and

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Speaker 4: no amount of fear or intimidation or ajut prop or

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Speaker 4: political theater, or subpoenas or indictments or misdemeanors or prison

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Speaker 4: sentences is going to take that away from us. So

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Speaker 4: thank you, Jack Smith. We dedicate this episode to you

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Speaker 4: and Merrick Garland, and of course Mike Lindell, who always

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Speaker 4: has been holding the war Room down with me. Mike

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Speaker 4: hit us with the latest offers. Let's give Steve some

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Speaker 4: good news once he's back.

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Speaker 13: Absolutely, and you know every time my emails Steven in

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Speaker 13: prison there really says it's just don't worry about me,

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Speaker 13: just keep fighting, Warroom posse, keep going. And here we have.

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Speaker 13: This is the last day you guys when Steve was

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Speaker 13: very partial to my store. It's the free, free, absolutely

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Speaker 13: free printing the Land of the Free. Molte use pre

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Speaker 13: Steve Pillow. Molte use my pillow two point zero with

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Speaker 13: the picture of the freed Eagle on there. No purchase necessary,

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Speaker 13: use promo code Warroom. Go to the website and let's

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Speaker 13: break a record today for Steve. There it is the

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Speaker 13: sheets on the flannel sheets which he loves, the war

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Speaker 13: room sheets as low as fifteen nine ninety eight, there's

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Speaker 13: the classic pillows, the one that they started saying I

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Speaker 13: was a Nazi because there were only fourteen eighty eight.

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Speaker 6: Well they're fourteen eighty eight.

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Speaker 1: For the war room, Posse promo, code, Warroom.

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Speaker 13: The overstock sale, the betting sale. You guys get everything

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Speaker 13: you can right now, plus a free my free Steve pillow.

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Speaker 13: Will call it the commemorative pill the last day for it,

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Speaker 13: free my pillow, two point zero mote use my pillow.

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Speaker 13: Thanks now, the you did the greatest job, and the

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Speaker 13: whole country's proud of you, and you were awesome, very awesome.

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Speaker 4: I appreciate that you soar too. Like I said, a

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Speaker 4: war room if you can keep it, and we kept it.

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Speaker 4: I'm going to be doing some more coverage, so don't

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Speaker 4: go anywhere. See you right back, clearly