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Speaker 9: We appreciate you joining us for America's Voice Live. I'm

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Speaker 9: Terrence Bates filling in for Steve Gruber. It is Tuesday,

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Speaker 9: November fifth. It is also the first Tuesday of.

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Speaker 4: November, meaning it is election day.

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Speaker 9: There are already voting issues to report this morning, specifically

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Speaker 9: in Cambria County, Pennsylvania. Here we are in Cambria County

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Speaker 9: in front of one of the voting centers and you're

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Speaker 9: one of the workers, right, yes, okay, So what's happening.

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Speaker 10: So as of right now, the voting machines are just

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Speaker 10: not scanning. We can accept the vote on the paper ballot.

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Speaker 10: They are currently working on the issue. Once they get

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Speaker 10: the issue fixed on this scan dron, that's the part

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Speaker 10: that counts the vote, the machine that counts the vote,

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Speaker 10: they will come back fix it, and then the poll

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Speaker 10: workers are going to scan in the ballot.

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Speaker 8: Another thing that people need to know is.

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Speaker 10: The ballots are all delivered to the courthouse as a backup.

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Speaker 9: Also, okay, Real America's Voice correspondent Michelle Bachets was there

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Speaker 9: as the report started coming in in Cambria County. Here's

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Speaker 9: what people at the polls are telling her about the

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Speaker 9: voting machines malfunctioning and how voters are unable to submit

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Speaker 9: those ballots.

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Speaker 11: I'm here with Ali Johnson General Elections here, and Ali

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Speaker 11: tell us what's going on you've said that there's a

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Speaker 11: software issue with these voting machines.

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Speaker 7: It's sort of a software issue.

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Speaker 12: It's more of a it's a reading issue. So the

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Speaker 12: scanners this is a specimen ballot. This is not an

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Speaker 12: actual ballot. We are not allowed to take ballots out

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Speaker 12: of the building. So to show you there are codes,

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Speaker 12: there's a scan codes on the sides of ballots of

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Speaker 12: the actual ballots when you go inside to get them,

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Speaker 12: and what happens is two or three of them the

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Speaker 12: dots are missing extra little details on them which the

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Speaker 12: computers then read in order to accept scanning everybody's vote.

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Speaker 12: So the computer system is not scanning the printed ballots correctly. However,

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Speaker 12: we have two different things in place to go ahead

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Speaker 12: and categorize around that, and what that is is the

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Speaker 12: express vote to Ballots, which is a system that we

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Speaker 12: had put in number of years ago to help with

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Speaker 12: disabled citizens who could not fill out a ballot. Actually

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Speaker 12: goes ahead and takes a touchpad response for a person

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Speaker 12: and then we'll print out a ballot that is scannable.

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Speaker 12: We have resorted to that option, and we've also allowed

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Speaker 12: our voters to go ahead and choose the right to

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Speaker 12: and put it into our lock box so that at

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Speaker 12: the end of the evening we will count them by hand,

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Speaker 12: good old fashioned America.

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Speaker 7: And you have the key on your hand, so this

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Speaker 12: Have the key on my hands right now. Nobody can

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Speaker 12: actually get access into that box, and I'm not allowed

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Speaker 12: with my team altogether.

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Speaker 9: Michelle joins us live now from on the road there

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Speaker 9: in Pennsylvania with more details.

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Speaker 4: I'm sure there are a lot of voters who.

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Speaker 9: Are a bit nervous about all of this, not trusting

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Speaker 4: Despite what the woman you just talked to explained.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, there's definitely some hesitation terrence. In fact, when I

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Speaker 11: Voters, they weren't sure if they were even going to

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Speaker 11: She doesn't think that they're going to be fixed. She

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Speaker 11: of line, because legally you do have a right to vote.

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Speaker 11: It's something that a lot of people were frustrated about

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Speaker 4: Michelle. I'm curious, are there poll watchers there who are.

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Speaker 9: Keeping an eye on the chain of custody of those ballots.

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Speaker 9: The woman explained that people can fill out the paper

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Speaker 9: that will be locked that only she would have access

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Speaker 9: to technically, but that's part of the issue, particularly from

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Speaker 4: They want someone to be watching.

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Speaker 9: The chain of custody to make sure that no one

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Speaker 9: does in fact go in that box.

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Speaker 11: That's exactly what I asked other voters coming out of

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Speaker 11: they told me that there were pole watchers inside now.

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Speaker 11: She also told me that she's not able to open

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Speaker 11: that box on her own. She needs supervision around her.

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Speaker 11: So two chains of custody there. I think that are

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Speaker 11: in place in Cambria County. But it's a valid concern, Terrence,

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Speaker 11: especially when you have issues like this, you're not giving

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Speaker 11: voters options. They're saying that they have these provisional ballots

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Speaker 11: and they're getting put into a box witchbox. Is that

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Speaker 11: a lot of uneasiness from voters here?

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Speaker 9: Is there a possibility for people who are going to

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Speaker 9: that specific First of all, Cambria County obviously a fairly

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Speaker 9: Polling location in the county. So are the issues just

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Speaker 9: county wide issue. We'll start there and then I've got

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Speaker 9: many more questions, but let's.

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Speaker 4: Start there.

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Speaker 7: Statewide.

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Speaker 11: This is a county wide issue that's happening all throughout

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Speaker 11: Cambria County. Multiple reports, many polling locations. So of course

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Speaker 11: that was the report this morning. The backup from everyone

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Speaker 11: But it's not just happening in Cambria County. We're hearing

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Speaker 11: reports of other counties and surrounding areas that are experiencing

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Speaker 9: So it's a little confusing, how particularly for those of

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Speaker 9: us watching who weren't there, because it sounds like the

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Speaker 9: issue was with the ballot itself and the bubble that

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Speaker 9: one would have to fill in. It sounds like that's

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Speaker 9: the issue, not necessarily the machine.

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Speaker 4: Am I understanding that?

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Speaker 13: Right?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, that's what she was explaining to me. It's the

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Speaker 11: coating on the ballots. There's coding on every single ballot,

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Speaker 11: and for some reason, the machine wasn't able to read

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Speaker 7: Now, I was told by.

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Speaker 11: Multiple people that there are going to be new ballots

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Speaker 7: Knows when they're going to get there.

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Speaker 11: So it was an issue with how the machine reads

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Speaker 11: the ballot, okay.

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Speaker 9: And so the next step then is they are going

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Speaker 9: to extend the time for people to vote, which is

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Speaker 9: reasonable I think most people would say that, but that

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Speaker 9: means that also the returns will take longer to get in,

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Speaker 9: and there of course a lot of people concerned about

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Speaker 9: the fact that this is election season, that election results

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Speaker 9: aren't counted quickly, which of course delays the count there

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Speaker 11: Yeah, in Pennsylvania already does delay their count compared to

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Speaker 11: other states. They don't start counting those ballots until election day,

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Speaker 11: so you already have that. But then she said that

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Speaker 11: they're going to be counting those ballots by hand, the

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Speaker 11: old fashioned way, which obviously is going to take a

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Speaker 11: lot more time than the other way around. And keep

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Speaker 11: in mind, it wasn't just that polling location. These were

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Speaker 11: pulling locations all across Hanbury County.

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Speaker 9: Interesting, Okay, I suspect this is a story that will

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Speaker 9: continue to be covering even beyond today. This will likely

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Speaker 9: Where are you headed next?

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Speaker 11: We're headed to Bucks County and I want to finish

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Speaker 11: on this. Tered's my biggest question that I kept asking

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Speaker 11: when I was there, is where did they get these ballots?

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Speaker 11: And why were these particular ballots having so many issues

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Speaker 11: compared to everywhere else? And that's what no one really

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Speaker 11: Was it somewhere completely random compared to everywhere else. So

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Speaker 11: that is a question that I'm continuing to dig into

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Speaker 7: Day is here, a real America's boys.

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Speaker 11: We've been going all across the Keystone State in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 11: Were headed to Bucks County, obviously a very pivotal area

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Speaker 11: that we've heard a lot about in the news lately,

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Speaker 11: especially last week. The Trump campaign won their lawsuit there

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Speaker 11: extending that early voting deadline after voters waited hours in line.

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Speaker 11: In fact, I was talking with Jack and Kevin Pacific.

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Speaker 11: They said that they delivered coffee to voters waiting in line. Nonetheless,

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Speaker 11: I'll tell you what I'm hearing of good turnout. I'm

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Speaker 11: hearing of the Amish turning out here in Pennsylvania, white males,

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Speaker 11: come out here on election Day. Good turnout so far,

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Speaker 11: but again, the polls are not closed yet.

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Speaker 7: I anticipate a lot more people.

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Speaker 11: Traditionally, Pennsylvania is a state in which people like to

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Speaker 11: vote on election day, People take off work, leave school early.

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Speaker 9: I want to talk a bit more about the Amish

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Speaker 9: here in just a minute. But Bucks County is a

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Speaker 9: unique county because it's technically, or at least parts of

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Speaker 9: it are suburban Philadelphia, and we of course know of all.

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Speaker 4: That happened there in Philadelphia.

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Speaker 9: You've got Montgomery County than Bucks County, so it's not

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Speaker 9: terribly far outside of Philadelphia.

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Speaker 4: Give us some more.

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Speaker 9: Perspective on Bucks County. Does it typically tend to lean

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Speaker 9: a bit more to the right. Tell us a bit

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Speaker 9: about that and the Trump prospects of winning Bucks County.

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Speaker 11: Well, it would be important for the Trump campaign to

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Speaker 7: Know however, if you're.

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Speaker 11: Looking at the state as a whole, I see a

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Speaker 9: All Right, Michelle, I'm not going to keep you on

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Speaker 9: I think I read something like this and hopefully you

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Speaker 9: ninety thousand Amish voters have been registered for this election.

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Speaker 9: All Right, Pennsylvania's favorite daughter, Michelle Back is reporting for

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Speaker 4: Safe travels.

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Speaker 9: Michelle will of course be checking in with you throughout

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Speaker 9: So save travels, Michelle, appreciate you.

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Speaker 7: Thanks tered.

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Speaker 14: Joined today, Welcome back to America's Voice Live West Palm Beach,

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Speaker 14: Florida is the center of the conservative movement at this moment.

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Speaker 9: President Trump back at mar a Lago right now after

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Speaker 9: casting his ballot earlier today at the Mandel Recreation Center.

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Speaker 4: There in Palm Beach, Florida.

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Speaker 9: The Sunshine State now has a record setting one million

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Speaker 9: the country, the Trump campaign is preparing for what likely

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Speaker 9: Real America's Voice campaign correspondent Brian Glynn joins me now

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Speaker 9: from Palm Beach, Florida, where he's going to be at

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Speaker 9: mar Laga with the Trump campaign, or at least at

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Speaker 4: What is there a sense of optimism? How are things looking?

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Speaker 9: And I realize it is early, but it is election

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Speaker 4: I'm sure they are.

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Speaker 3: A good afternoon Terans from one understand, they're very optimistic

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Speaker 3: at President Trump, voicing his opinion earlier when he did

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Speaker 3: cast the vote for himself here in Florida, said, hey,

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Speaker 3: I think this thing's a landside. I think he alluded

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Speaker 3: As some of these key battleground states start to well,

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Speaker 1: O'clock that they're in Georgia, we'll get a good indication, which,

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Speaker 3: Georgia from one understand, about eighty percent of the voters

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Speaker 9: I want to get to kind of what's going to

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Speaker 1: No, I don't think so.

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Speaker 3: You know, Prendident Trump likes to always talk about going

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Speaker 1: He doesn't need a tiler pumk. Look, President Trump can

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Speaker 3: Victory night and thank his supporters, think this country for

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Speaker 3: But I do see how some would look at that

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Speaker 1: And when you come out and be vocal about that?

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Speaker 3: This morning, I had breakfast with a lot of people

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Speaker 13: Goes in this election.

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Speaker 1: But I do think he's very confident. Like most people are,

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Speaker 1: To be, you know, come to our side here later tonight.

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Speaker 9: So describe what happens there tonight. It's my understanding, and

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Speaker 1: That are happening there.

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Speaker 13: I doubt we know the total count.

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Speaker 3: After the eight o'clock hour obviously takes time to trickle in.

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Speaker 1: Look like at ten o'clock.

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Speaker 13: So you know, Terrence, it's going to be a long night.

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Speaker 13: But hopefully by nine.

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Speaker 3: Thirty or so, maybe ten o'clock at least we know

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Speaker 13: A landslide if there's no shenanigans I know.

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Speaker 3: So far, we've had several reports from gas leaks, a

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Speaker 1: On that.

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Speaker 3: We had a guy at the Capitol that was arrested

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Speaker 3: So it's been kind of a wild day already, and

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Speaker 1: So we still got a long time left.

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Speaker 13: On this election day. So we'll see what else happens.

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Speaker 13: But hey, it's.

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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty four. Don't take that off your bingo card. Terrence.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, absolutely so, Brian, what I'm hearing is that you're

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Speaker 9: as to where this election is going.

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Speaker 4: I'm hopeful. I'm gonna say you're optimistic.

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Speaker 1: I am.

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Speaker 3: I am, because I think it's the only I do think,

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Speaker 3: because I think by ten thirty eleven o'clock at night,

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Speaker 3: at least we know somewhat where these key states fall.

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Speaker 3: And if we're able to lock up Georgia, lock up

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Speaker 3: North Carolina, lock up perhaps New Hampshire.

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Speaker 1: I heard New Hampshire.

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Speaker 13: Ste listened to Steve Gruber earlier this morning.

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Speaker 1: He was talking about New Hampshire.

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Speaker 13: Some of these states that you know, maybe traditionally have

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Speaker 13: not gone.

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Speaker 1: Solid red, and if we can really sweep.

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Speaker 3: Those into the strong numbers, we got it. Texas obviously

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Speaker 3: a great stake. We're going to get that.

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Speaker 1: But when you go.

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Speaker 13: Into the Arizona, I feel confident.

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Speaker 1: About that and about it. I feel confident about that.

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Speaker 13: It's really going to go down to Pennsylvania. And as

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Speaker 13: Michelle laid out, there's so.

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Speaker 1: Many different variables going on.

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Speaker 3: Right now with Pennsylvania. It's going to be one to watch.

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Speaker 3: But I just don't think we're going to be biting

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Speaker 3: our nails as closely as we did in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 3: I think we've gotten ahead of some of these problems

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Speaker 3: at least have signed the light on it early enough

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Speaker 3: so that local law.

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Speaker 1: Enforcement agency is a sheriff.

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Speaker 13: And remember sheriffs have a lot of authority over elections.

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Speaker 1: Let's not forget that.

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Speaker 3: So if you see something but all means say something,

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Speaker 3: today would be the day to say it. Do not

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Speaker 3: wait till three days after election to report something. If

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Speaker 3: you see it, tell somebody.

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Speaker 9: And to your point, the Republican National Committee has mobilized

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Speaker 9: a lot of poll watchers as well as lawyers to

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Speaker 9: be on site in states around the country so that

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Speaker 9: when something is reported, those lawyers can immediately jump in

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Speaker 9: and act. That's a proactive step the RNC is taken.

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Speaker 1: Yep, it is. I like it.

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Speaker 3: It's something that we a wish we would have done

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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty. We all know we learned from twenty twenty.

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Speaker 13: I think that's why this election I just have a

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Speaker 13: little bit.

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Speaker 1: More confidence in it. I really do. But we'll see

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Speaker 1: how it plays out tonight.

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Speaker 3: So just to recap, I will be live at the

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Speaker 3: convention Center. That delayed the opening to the media a

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Speaker 3: little bit. That's why I'm back here where I was

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Speaker 3: this morning. We're just down the street from mar A Lague, which.

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Speaker 13: Literally blocks away. They've got all that secured.

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Speaker 3: Off because if you're looking to do a drive by

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Speaker 3: and take some pictures up mar Lauea.

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Speaker 1: You're not going to get You're not going to get

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Speaker 1: near it.

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Speaker 13: Have all that blocked off as you would expect.

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Speaker 3: If you're coming down to West Palm Beach the convention Center,

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Speaker 3: expect the lays there, so a few road closures in

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Speaker 3: the area. You've got to have a pass, got to

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Speaker 3: have ID, have credentials to get into this thing.

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Speaker 1: This is not something to show up and hopefully you

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Speaker 1: get in.

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Speaker 13: Parking is going to be a little challenging as well.

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Speaker 13: I mean, this is it, I mean Terrence. Tonight, President Trump.

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Speaker 3: Can be the elected president of this election, so things

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Speaker 3: change on security immediately. And I was told by a

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Speaker 3: close friend that if they called the election tonight and

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Speaker 3: President Trump is the president elect, that security instantly is

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Speaker 3: changed for President Trump as security Secret Service gets beefed up. Obviously,

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Speaker 3: the resources on the ground here around mar Alago will

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Speaker 3: more intensify because he's just won the biggest election. I

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Speaker 3: had a lady just the other day stopped me. She

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Speaker 3: was from France. She literally flew to the rally and said, look,

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Speaker 3: globalism is on the ballot here.

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Speaker 1: President Trump must win.

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Speaker 13: So this all eyes of the world are right here

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Speaker 13: where I'm standing.

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Speaker 9: Wow, Brian, you just laid out very apt and what

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Speaker 9: could really kind of the change for the entire world

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Speaker 9: based on how Americans vote today. Brian Glynn, reporting for

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Speaker 9: US in West Palm Beach, My friend, I appreciate it.

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Speaker 4: Always good to talk to you.

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Speaker 9: Be safe tonight, and it's going to be a long one,

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Speaker 9: but I'm looking forward to talking to you tomorrow morning

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Speaker 9: as well to see kind of where we stand in

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Speaker 9: this country following today's election.

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Speaker 4: Brian Glynn, Yes, thanks sir.

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Speaker 9: All Right, North Carolina set early voting records during this

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Speaker 9: presidential election. Next we'll head to the tar Hill State

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Speaker 9: in fact, We're going to check in with Real Americans

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Speaker 9: Voice coortspondent David Zeer. He is on the ground in

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Speaker 9: Wayne County, North Carolina, looking forward to top.

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Speaker 6: Of the him.

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Speaker 9: Welcome back to America's Voice Live. We appreciate you joining

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Speaker 9: us on this election day. Early voting in North Carolina

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Speaker 9: set new records this year and exceeded the benchmark that

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Speaker 9: was set back in twenty twenty. North Carolina voters cast

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Speaker 9: four point two million ballots during in person early voting

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Speaker 9: that far out paces the three point six million early

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Speaker 9: votes that were cast during the last presidential election, Plus

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Speaker 9: nearly fifty seven percent of eligible voters in the state

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Speaker 9: have already voted. In twenty twenty, overall turnout was just

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Speaker 9: seventy five percent. Real America's Voice correspondent David's Yr is

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Speaker 9: in Carry, North Carolina right now, where voters only have

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Speaker 9: a few hours left in order to get to the

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Speaker 9: polls and get their vote in. He's already at the

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Speaker 9: watch party, though, David getting to start on things happy

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Speaker 9: hour somewhere, David, So kudos to you, my friend, set

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Speaker 9: the stage for us based on everyone you've talked to

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Speaker 9: and kind of what you've seen so far. What's the

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Speaker 9: turnout been there in North Carolina? What's the atmosphere like

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Speaker 9: there in that state.

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Speaker 16: I just left one of the largest polling stations here,

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Speaker 16: especially in Wake County. It was the largest precinct out

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Speaker 16: of two hundred and twelve of them in the second

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Speaker 16: congressional district. Turnout was pretty heavy over there. And what

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Speaker 16: both sides were telling me, especially the Republican side, that

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Speaker 16: a lot of unaffiliated and Democrats have come up to

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Speaker 16: them and told them they're voting Republican or had volunteered

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Speaker 16: for the get out the vote effort.

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Speaker 15: But I did interview Deborah.

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Speaker 16: Ross, she won by fifteen plus points in her district here.

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Speaker 15: She's a Democrat, and she told me.

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Speaker 16: That the Democrats have the ground game, and as well

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Speaker 16: as Jamie Harrison, the DNC chairman who is making that

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Speaker 16: claim saying they have the strongest ground game since two

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Speaker 16: thousand and eight, so it's something to watch you.

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Speaker 15: Both sides are claiming they've got the ground.

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Speaker 16: Game and they've got the unaffiliated voters, so that is

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Speaker 16: going to be key to this race here. But if

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Speaker 16: you look at the numbers on the turnouts here, they

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Speaker 16: were still waiting for twenty nine hundred unaffiliated voters just

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Speaker 16: to show up in that one precinct and we were

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Speaker 16: already about almost halfway through the voting day.

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Speaker 15: Polls close here at seven point thirty. We have a

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Speaker 15: watch party here for the Wake County GOP.

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Speaker 16: We expect the state leader, Jason Simmons, the regional GOP

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Speaker 16: chair as well, along with the current Wake County chairman,

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Speaker 16: and they're very excited, they're very motivated. But the Bell

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Speaker 16: Weather is and this is important. Terrence Trump was down

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Speaker 16: in that one precinct about five points. I believe in

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Speaker 16: the last election he was down about fifteen plus.

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Speaker 15: In this county.

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Speaker 16: But if he can take that loss and now were

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Speaker 16: it down to one, two or three points, that will

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Speaker 16: show and demonstrate maybe a big shift towards Donald Trump.

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Speaker 15: We're going to watch it very closely. We might have

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Speaker 15: some revolts.

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Speaker 16: Results very early for you, and no, I have not

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Speaker 16: started drinking yet so very excited.

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Speaker 9: All right, So let's talk a bit about North Carolina

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Speaker 9: from a macro perspective, from a larger perspective.

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Speaker 4: Obviously, there's several cities.

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Speaker 9: They're kind of the urban areas tend to go blue,

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Speaker 9: but the more rural areas tend to be a bit

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Speaker 9: more red.

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Speaker 4: The Trump campaign is focused on some.

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Speaker 9: Of those urban areas, trying to get take some of

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Speaker 9: the wind, if you will, out of Democrat sales. But

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Speaker 9: are most of the eggs, if you will, being put

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Speaker 9: in the basket of those rural areas hoping to win

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Speaker 9: those big in order.

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Speaker 4: To close the gap. Is that the strategy.

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Speaker 16: Well, the Trump campaign reported to me yesterday that rural

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Speaker 16: votes were up about twenty seven thousand, and that women

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Speaker 16: were down about one hundred and fifty four thousand statewide,

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Speaker 16: and you know, other sectors were down by a large margin.

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Speaker 16: As far as voter participation in early voting, that could

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Speaker 16: be a signal that there's the black vote maybe walking

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Speaker 16: away to a degree from the Democratic Party of the

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Speaker 16: campaign was reporting I think sixteen percent lower in black

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Speaker 16: turnout for their early voting here, and I had people

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Speaker 16: on the ground at the polling station who were volunteers.

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Speaker 16: I interviewed the precinct chairman down there as well today,

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Speaker 16: told me that a lot of.

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Speaker 15: Young African American men have told.

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Speaker 16: Them or showed up that they were voting for Donald Trump.

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Speaker 16: That may be a trand nationwide as to how much

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Speaker 16: it is.

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Speaker 15: If it's a three.

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Speaker 16: Points five point seven points with black males, that could

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Speaker 16: be a game changer for Donald Trump. But there's an

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Speaker 16: open question here because there's a lot of young professionals

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Speaker 16: and this is a research tech center, the Research Triangle.

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Speaker 16: And then you go north here Winston Salem, Goldsborough and

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Speaker 16: those areas they're not doing as bad as the rest

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Speaker 16: of the country, but people still can't buy homes here

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Speaker 16: and rents have gone to like fifteen hundred, two thousand,

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Speaker 16: three thousand dollars a month.

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Speaker 15: You can't save up to buy a house.

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Speaker 16: And that's every single man on the street and view

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Speaker 16: that I've done. I've been crisscrossing the state from months

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Speaker 16: and they all tell me that kids can't buy a house.

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Speaker 16: And I just want to add one last thing. I've

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Speaker 16: been to the major city set Ashville, homelessness, defund the

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Speaker 16: police reparations, all this stuff. A lot of homeless people

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Speaker 16: swept out on the other side of Tunnel Road when

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Speaker 16: Trump came.

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Speaker 15: I think a lot of them probably died during the hurricane.

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Speaker 15: And then you go.

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Speaker 16: To Veayetteville, you got plus sixteen Biden district. Twenty percent

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Speaker 16: of them are ex military active military because if you

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Speaker 16: you still get your benefits and again participate in the system.

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Speaker 16: So all these blue areas have higher crime. Three times

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Speaker 16: the crime rate is arrested in North Carolina and Fayetteville.

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Speaker 15: And then you have Charlotte.

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Speaker 16: I was on the ground in Charlotte Democratic mayor nine

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Speaker 16: to eleven Democratic City council members. Murder was up thirty

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Speaker 16: plus percent year to date versus last year, and other

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Speaker 16: crimes as well. A lot of problems with black youth

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Speaker 16: here in crime right now, and I think they maybe

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Speaker 16: they're not going kids who are committing crimes are not

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Speaker 16: getting punished, similar to like New York York. We have

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Speaker 16: a problem in New York where you know, if you

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Speaker 16: consequences of what you did, and that needs to be

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Speaker 15: But it's the same story every blue city.

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Speaker 15: But I think the Democrats are really strong hair terns.

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Speaker 9: Well, we're going to find out tonight. David's yer reporting

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Speaker 9: Election Day is upon us and one of the main

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Speaker 17: What can you tell us, Yeah, it's great to be

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Speaker 17: Now today, a couple hours ago it was reported that

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Speaker 7: But what this goes to show.

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Speaker 17: And what I think is so important that we're seeing nationwide,

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Speaker 17: They don't just if there is something that someone complains

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Speaker 7: They listen.

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Speaker 17: And that's why I think it's so important that if

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Speaker 4: Absolutely.

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Speaker 9: Tara Doll reporting for us there on the ground in Wisconsin.

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Speaker 9: It's obviously going to be an interesting state, but as

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Speaker 4: Tear It Doll, thanks so much.

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Speaker 4: Well, we're going to take a quick break.

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Speaker 9: When we come back, hundreds of lawyers and poll watchers

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Speaker 9: Welcome back to America's Voice Live. We appreciate you being

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Speaker 9: here with us on this election day. Since it is

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Speaker 9: me now from Arizona to discuss is Ben Berkram.

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Speaker 4: Ben. Good afternoon.

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Speaker 8: Hey, Terren's great to be with you.

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Speaker 1: Brother.

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Speaker 4: All right, so what's going on there? Set the stage

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Speaker 4: four us.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, well we're here.

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Speaker 5: Interesting kind of combination of events. One of the big

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Speaker 5: pages in some cases, many different referendums that are on there,

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Speaker 5: and in some cases it took people up to thirty minutes,

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Speaker 8: So far, the lines haven't been too bad.

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Speaker 5: A couple places have been around thirty minutes, but everywhere

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Speaker 8: That's one of the things to keep.

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Speaker 5: An eye on, especially as people start getting out of work.

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Speaker 5: But thankfully a lot of people, in particular on the

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Speaker 5: Republican side, actually voted early this time, so we're anticipating

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Speaker 5: it not being quite as bad. The other big concern

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Speaker 5: as the signature verification from the mail in ballots, which

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Speaker 5: we still don't have resolution on, and whether or not

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Speaker 5: we're going to get answers on these two hundred thousand

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Speaker 5: plus potential registerers who didn't have citizenship checked before they

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Speaker 5: were registered to vote. But I'm want to go down

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Speaker 5: this line We've got some of the people that are

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Speaker 5: on the ballot and one who's already in office now,

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Speaker 5: marian Mendoza, Angel Mom. Brandon Mendoza was killed by legal alien. Now, Marianne,

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Speaker 5: you're running for office. Talk to me about the significance

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Speaker 5: of this and to people out there if they want

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Speaker 5: to vote, you're here in Mesa, what would your message.

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Speaker 8: Be to them?

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Speaker 18: The significance of me above me running is border security.

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Speaker 18: You know, my son was killed by an illegal in

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Speaker 18: twenty fourteen, and I don't think that anybody down at

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Speaker 18: the Capitol has had a personal experience or a loss

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Speaker 18: like I have. I'm hoping to be able to work

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Speaker 18: across the aisle and bring common sense that this isn't

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Speaker 18: a Democratic or Republican issue. Ben It's an American issue

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Speaker 18: and we have to protect our citizens. And I will

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Speaker 18: be here at the Meson Convention Center the rest of

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Speaker 18: the day.

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Speaker 8: I am.

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Speaker 18: I'm loving meeting my constituents and I'm looking forward to

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Speaker 18: being the rep for LD nine.

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Speaker 8: Thank you, And if people want more information about your campaign,

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Speaker 8: where do they get it?

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Speaker 18: Mendoza for Arizona dot Com all spelled out, no abbreviations.

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Speaker 8: Robert Scandelbert.

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Speaker 5: You're down here as well, running for the House, or

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Speaker 5: excuse me, the Senate seat, the same Senate seat. Talk

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Speaker 5: to me about that, the importance of this. And you're

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Speaker 5: actually from law enforcement. So from an angel mom to

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Speaker 5: law enforcement. You see the defund the police and all

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Speaker 5: of the open borders we've seen over.

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Speaker 8: The last four years.

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Speaker 6: Why is this so important to you? So my background

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Speaker 6: has always been law enforcement. I served in this exact

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Speaker 6: neighborhood for twenty seven years, knocking eleven thousand doors for

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Speaker 6: this campaign. It has been eclipsed by young people like

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Speaker 6: my daughters who are twenty and twenty two, trying to

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Speaker 6: afford groceries. Also, I'm a retiree. I've started a small

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Speaker 6: business to make up the gap for inflation. But I'm

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Speaker 6: meeting retirees that did well, did everything they were supposed

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Speaker 6: So it is paramount that we reduce inflation in Arizona.

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Speaker 4: A lot of it is.

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Speaker 6: Driven nationally, but we can do our part here in

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Speaker 6: Mesa and Arizona with less spending, less regulation, less taxing.

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Speaker 6: It is imperative to come down here to the MESA

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Speaker 6: Convention Center. If you want more information, you can see

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Speaker 6: me in person. I love talking to people in person.

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Speaker 6: You can also go to my website at support Scambleberry

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Speaker 4: But I'd love to see you.

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Speaker 8: Here, and Wendy, I want to finish with you.

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Speaker 5: So you were telling me part of the reason why

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Speaker 5: had to fill in where Katie Hobbs has vetoed all

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Speaker 5: of the work you guys were to it trying to

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Speaker 5: do on the border.

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Speaker 8: Talk to us about that.

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Speaker 19: Well, we've had several Senate concurrent resolutions that have made

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Speaker 19: it to the ballot because of that, and so it

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Speaker 19: is a long ballot. It's a thoughtful process, especially for

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Speaker 19: Maricopa County. I'm down here from Flagstaff helping in this district.

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Speaker 19: I've knocked hundreds of doors because this district can flip

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Speaker 19: from Democrat to Republican. And with Robert Scantlebury in the

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Speaker 19: Arizona Senate, for example, joining me in the Arizona Senate,

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Speaker 19: we will add a seat. Right now, we just have

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Speaker 19: a one seat majority with his pickup opportunity here and

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Speaker 19: we're two thousand ballots ahead as Republicans in this district,

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Speaker 19: so we're watching it very closely. And another district up

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Speaker 19: in North Phoenix Scottsdale area, we stand to pick up

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Speaker 19: two seats, which will really help us get the state

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Speaker 19: back on track with a greater majority.

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Speaker 5: And last question for all of you, how important is

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Speaker 5: not just President Trump but carry Lake. So getting that

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Speaker 5: President Trump in there and then House in the Senate

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Speaker 5: maga important.

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Speaker 18: We need our country value. You know, We've got too

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Speaker 18: many problems, and those are the people, those are the

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Speaker 18: problem solvers who are going to do what needs to

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Speaker 18: be done to bring the America back that we all

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Speaker 18: love and love and want.

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Speaker 6: It's the only option, it's the only way we can

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Speaker 6: keep our way of life in Arizona. If it does

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Speaker 6: not happen, our lives will be so different this next

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Speaker 6: few years.

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Speaker 19: We have a two hundred thousand ballot advantage now as

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Speaker 19: Republicans across the state of Arizona. It is essential for

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Speaker 19: everyone to still get out and vote, stay in line,

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Speaker 19: irrespective of where you are, and if there's an option

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Speaker 19: for you to go on a bus that's being provided

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Speaker 19: to go to a polling location that is less crowded.

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Speaker 19: Take advantage of that option. And we have to not

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Speaker 19: only win, but we need to win the popular vote

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Speaker 19: as well, so that President Trump has a mandate, and

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Speaker 19: so that Carrie Lake is our next US Senator and special.

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Speaker 5: Shout out to Turning Point Action. They're actually providing the buses.

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Speaker 5: They've got party buses going from location to location. On

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Speaker 5: the locations that have long lines, they're actually picking people

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Speaker 5: up and taking them to shorter ones. Really cool opportunity

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Speaker 5: and great work by Turning Point Action.

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Speaker 8: Terrence.

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Speaker 9: All Right, Ben Berkram, reporting for us on the ground

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Speaker 9: there in Arizona, as that state is one of many

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Speaker 9: that we'll be watching closely throughout the day. Appreciate it, Ben,

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Speaker 9: appreciate your reporting there. All right, folks, we're going to

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Speaker 9: take a quick break. When we come back, we'll have

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Speaker 9: a story that reminds us of just how wonderful America is.

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Speaker 9: Plus we'll have your answers to our America's Voice question

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Speaker 9: of the day, who it is here?

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Speaker 4: It is? Excuse me?

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Speaker 9: Who will win the twenty twenty four presidential election will

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Speaker 9: be close?

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Speaker 4: And what will be the top reason.

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Speaker 13: For them win.

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Speaker 4: Looking forward to your responses.

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Speaker 9: it is who will win the twenty twenty four presidential election?

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Speaker 9: Will it be closed? And what will the top reason

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Speaker 9: for the win be? Buster Singleton, thank you for your

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Speaker 9: response writing Trump is for the people, not the illegals

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Speaker 9: and Grandma's Tammy rights.

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Speaker 4: President Trump will win. It probably will be closed.

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Speaker 9: But people are so ready to get out of this mess,

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Speaker 9: hopefully enough to get him in Patriot three to ten

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Speaker 9: man rights. No one can convince me that the twenty

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Speaker 9: twenty election wasn't stolen. With that said, if there's no cheating,

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Speaker 9: Trump wins, there's no way the madness we witness for

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Speaker 9: almost four years will allow Kamala to pick.

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Speaker 4: Up more real votes.

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Speaker 9: If anything, Team Biden slash Kamala lost votes. My prediction,

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Speaker 9: Trump vance wins electoral College and the popular vote, and

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Speaker 9: Kevin Wrights President Trump will win. This great man has

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Speaker 9: proven himself before and will do it again. Texas QT.

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Speaker 9: We appreciate you chiming in as well. Trump will win.

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Speaker 9: Some states will be close and other states won't be

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Speaker 9: the reason for Trump's win is no one wants to

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Speaker 9: live under a democratic government. Thanks to each of you

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