Speaker 1: This is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Shoe. Another hour of the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Tuesday. So we're going
Speaker 2: to talk a little bit more because I touched on
Speaker 2: it last night about the Chinese infiltration in our country,
Speaker 2: and it's just because I got a couple other little
Speaker 2: tidbits for you on that. We'll discuss that some guys
Speaker 2: mad at Trump. We'll get to a bunch of emails,
Speaker 2: Democrat messaging flock cameras, so all that, so much more
Speaker 2: coming up in the second hour of The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: But so yesterday we talked about it because the reason
Speaker 2: we started talking about it yesterday was we got more
Speaker 2: documents about Eric Swalwell, Eric Swalwell, the disgraced former congressman
Speaker 2: who he had to dump out of the California gubernatorial
Speaker 2: race because a bunch of women came forward with accusations
Speaker 2: and things like that. And we found out that a
Speaker 2: lot of what we were joking about, a lot of
Speaker 2: what we assumed that happened with Swalwell, with this Chinese
Speaker 2: spy Christine Fang, that a lot of it was true.
Speaker 2: In fact, it may have even been a little little
Speaker 2: darker than we thought. If you read the documents, and
Speaker 2: I'm not going to go into any details here because
Speaker 2: there are children listening, you found out that they identified
Speaker 2: Eric Swalwell as a target. Now let's talk about this
Speaker 2: because this is going to apply to much more than Swalwell. Again,
Speaker 2: this is not about Swalwell. This is about what we
Speaker 2: have now in the government and tech companies. Swalwell they
Speaker 2: identified as probably having an alcohol problem. Now, hey, this
Speaker 2: is never going to be me judging you for having
Speaker 2: an alcohol problem. You're with me, I've had alcohol problems.
Speaker 2: I'm with you. I know it's not me judging you.
Speaker 2: But these are the kind of things that the Chinese
Speaker 2: intelligence agencies look for in people in critical positions. Do
Speaker 2: you have an alcohol problem? Look like Eric Swalwell did.
Speaker 2: Eric Swalwell was plagued his entire career by accusations from
Speaker 2: the women who worked for him that he would make
Speaker 2: passes at them.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm being.
Speaker 2: Really really nice because it's kids listening, but would make
Speaker 2: passes at them. China has an incredible intelligence system. They
Speaker 2: found out these things, and they figured out, hey, we
Speaker 2: need to send a pretty spy to knock on Eric
Speaker 2: Swalwell's door and get in there.
Speaker 1: What else.
Speaker 2: The allegations, and I need to stress that they are allegations,
Speaker 2: are that he developed a drug problem of some kind.
Speaker 2: The only drug that I've seen named is a drug ambient,
Speaker 2: And I was talking to Steven Moser about this. He
Speaker 2: pointed this out ambient in case you don't know what
Speaker 2: ambient is. Ambient is one of those things you take
Speaker 2: to sleep, and apparently it really really works.
Speaker 1: My wife took one years ago. One.
Speaker 2: She's a huge anti drug thing, but hadn't slept in days.
Speaker 2: Doctor gives it one of these things and she never
Speaker 2: took an out of one. She's like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: you're half dead. Okay, so think about this. Eric Swalwell
Speaker 2: is on the house intelligence community. Eric Swalwell is a
Speaker 2: drunk who knows the things. Eric Swalwell is emailing, texting
Speaker 2: on his phone, documents that are laying around his house.
Speaker 2: Chinese intelligence agent shows up in his apartment. Whatever happens, happens,
Speaker 2: we're not going into that. Slips him in ambient here,
Speaker 2: this will help you sleep. He's now passed out, half dead.
Speaker 2: What's she doing alone in his apartment while he lays
Speaker 2: there in a coma. So I got to talking to
Speaker 2: Steven in more depth about this because I was probing
Speaker 2: him first. I was asking him, hey, what what's the
Speaker 2: goal here? What is the goal here? And he said, well,
Speaker 2: first of all, understand this. For instance, this Christine fang lady,
Speaker 2: it wasn't just Eric Swalwell. Do you know there are
Speaker 2: accusations about her and a councilman in California now a counselman.
Speaker 2: This is not me beat a little encounselman. I want
Speaker 2: you to be a counselman. But China sent over a
Speaker 2: spy and she's she's having relations with a counselman. What
Speaker 2: is China get from that? And Steven said, listen, they're
Speaker 2: banking on him getting promoted. Counselman today is a congressman tomorrow.
Speaker 2: She compromises him today, he's still compromised tomorrow. And I
Speaker 2: kept pressing him about, well, what are they doing? And
Speaker 2: here's what he said, and this is Look, it's one
Speaker 2: of these scary thoughts. But I'm laying it out for
Speaker 2: you because I want you to know the things I know.
Speaker 2: China's war effort on the United States of America is
Speaker 2: all encompassing. There is no stone unturned. One thing they
Speaker 2: do and he drove home this point is they are
Speaker 2: hoovering up every ounce of data they can possibly get
Speaker 2: on who everyone. I'm about to creep you out, but
Speaker 2: let me tell you something. You know the Chinese probably
Speaker 2: have a file on you.
Speaker 1: Did you know that?
Speaker 2: You know the Chinese employee hackers pack into this, hack
Speaker 2: into that. How many stories have we had? Remember we
Speaker 2: even had an FBI investigation where the Chinese were trying
Speaker 2: to hack into and apparently successfully did. From what we gather,
Speaker 2: hack into the voter rules? What why are you always hacking?
Speaker 2: What are you trying to get? They are trying to
Speaker 2: develop a profile on every single American intelligence gathering. All
Speaker 2: encompassing stories are out there. I know because you email
Speaker 2: about them. Stories about the Chinese buying up land in
Speaker 2: strategic locations, for instance, next to military bases. Intelligence gathering,
Speaker 2: watch who's coming, Who's going? What's going on? Intelligence gathering.
Speaker 2: China's intention is to take the United States of America down.
Speaker 2: Their intention is not to share a world where they
Speaker 2: kind of have an equal slice of the pie and
Speaker 2: we have an equal slice of the pie. They don't
Speaker 2: believe that world can exist with a powerful America. So
Speaker 2: their goal is to take down the United States of America.
Speaker 1: Let me now, now.
Speaker 2: That we went through all that, how many other people,
Speaker 2: as we talked about yesterday in the House, in the Senate,
Speaker 2: in various government agencies, in important industries, how many other
Speaker 2: people have gotten.
Speaker 1: That knock on the door, got.
Speaker 2: Some drugs, I'm wearing a pretty dress, got some booze
Speaker 2: for you. Here's a headline from the Free Beacon. James
Speaker 2: Talerico bottom, you know, Democrat candidate for Senate and Texas,
Speaker 2: voted against bill's targeting CCP influence in Texas, including a
Speaker 2: popular measure barring Chinese nationals from buying farmland.
Speaker 1: Now, why would he do something like that.
Speaker 2: Let's let's let's dig into this. What would be the reason?
Speaker 2: All right, So, well he's a Democrat?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Well, okay, well who is a Democrat? A Democrat is
Speaker 2: an anti American savage trying to burn down the United
Speaker 2: States of America. I understand that, But why do they
Speaker 2: want China buying up farmland? But even a even a
Speaker 2: total fruit like James Tolerico, what does China buying farmland
Speaker 2: help him? Why not just why not just say yeah,
Speaker 2: China can't buy farmland.
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know the answer, but I think you
Speaker 2: can use your imagination.
Speaker 1: Did James Tolerico get a knock at the door from
Speaker 1: a young woman? Well, probably a young man.
Speaker 2: What, Chris, We're being honest about things here. I don't know,
Speaker 2: you don't know, but this is not something that can
Speaker 2: be ignored. Headline Pentagon probes thirty US academic institutions over
Speaker 2: foreign ties.
Speaker 1: Why do you think it is?
Speaker 2: China has worked very hard to open a what do
Speaker 2: they call it? A confucious institute on the campus of
Speaker 2: American universities.
Speaker 1: Well, why would colleges agree to that? A generous donation
Speaker 1: comes in.
Speaker 2: Hey, that's another million dollar bonus for the Look, we
Speaker 2: got another fancy building. We can build money talks, China
Speaker 2: is running an operation against us. And one more thing
Speaker 2: on this before we move on and do some emails.
Speaker 2: Steven Moser dropped this one on me too. Before nine
Speaker 2: to eleven, we had a robust counter intelligence arm in
Speaker 2: the United States of America that was fighting, like the FBI,
Speaker 2: fighting tooth and nail against this Chinese infiltration of the country.
Speaker 2: Post nine to eleven shuddered. Everything moved on to terror.
Speaker 2: Jihati's in terror, and Jihatti's in terror. That counter intelligence
Speaker 2: force doesn't exist anymore. How many officials in this country
Speaker 2: are compument are compromised?
Speaker 1: How many?
Speaker 2: And in case you're wondering, by the way, of course,
Speaker 2: the FBI bungled or or did it intentionally? The FBI
Speaker 2: was so ham fisted with their investigation into Christine Fang
Speaker 2: that she got on a plane she went back to China,
Speaker 2: so we'll never get our hands on her and find
Speaker 2: out exactly what she pulled out of Eric Swaalwell, what, Chris,
Speaker 2: I didn't mean it whatever, You understand what I mean.
Speaker 2: But how many others are there out there? If you
Speaker 2: were a man in power, chief of staff sitting in
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Speaker 1: I owe you a lot of emails.
Speaker 2: First, though, Oracle, the guy who said Trump doesn't care
Speaker 2: is right. In case you don't remember, some guy emailed
Speaker 2: in yesterday and said Trump doesn't care about the country
Speaker 2: and doesn't care about the economy. It was a very
Speaker 2: jaded former Trump voter, right, so this guy is clearly
Speaker 2: on board with that, said Oracle, the guy who said
Speaker 2: Trump doesn't care is right. I'm a conservative Reagan Republican,
Speaker 2: and I hope the Democrats take the House and the
Speaker 2: Senate and impeach him and try him and send him
Speaker 2: back to mar Lago. Let's see Advance can do a
Speaker 2: better job. Thanks to this con man, we're getting clabbered
Speaker 2: at the gas pump in the store.
Speaker 1: And then he yells at me.
Speaker 2: He says, stop making excuses for this grifter. I'm voting
Speaker 2: with my wallet, and I'm not the only one. Look,
Speaker 2: I get a lot of I get a lot of these.
Speaker 2: I get a lot, and I'm not going to sit
Speaker 2: here and pretend like Trump is popular right now, and
Speaker 2: I know why headline Reuter's Trump hits record low thirty
Speaker 2: three percent in approval thirty three percent. I'm not here
Speaker 2: to make excuses for anybody.
Speaker 1: I'm not here.
Speaker 2: You said I'm defending him. It's not that I'm defending him.
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 2: I understand that he is unpopular right now. His unpopularity
Speaker 2: is going to negatively affect how we perform at the midterms.
Speaker 2: How bad that gets, I don't know, but there's no
Speaker 2: question about that. He's unpopular right now. It will affect
Speaker 2: the midterms. He's unpopular because people can't afford things. They
Speaker 2: can't afford things. The grocery store is too expensive, gas
Speaker 2: is too expensive. They thought Donald Trump was going to
Speaker 2: help bring those costs down, and he launched a war
Speaker 2: nobody cared about that has caused the prices to go up.
Speaker 2: I understand all those things. I understand the dissatisfaction. I
Speaker 2: know why people are dissatisfied. I'm not even gonna yell
Speaker 2: it you because you said you're not voting for him
Speaker 2: in the midterms, and what I'm.
Speaker 1: Not yelling at all. You vote.
Speaker 2: Your vote is your power. You do with it what
Speaker 2: you want. That is not me defending him. I acknowledge
Speaker 2: all that, and he will never admit it to you.
Speaker 2: I promise you that Donald Trump knows this whole Iranian
Speaker 2: adventure was a colossal mistake that genuinely, it really might.
Speaker 2: It might ruin the rest of his presidency. It might,
Speaker 2: It has the ability to ruin.
Speaker 1: The rest of his entire second term. Think about what
Speaker 1: Trump is going through mentally right now.
Speaker 2: His entire second term might be gone because he decided
Speaker 2: to sail the navy across the ocean and drop bombs
Speaker 2: on the Iranians.
Speaker 1: You think he doesn't know that? You know that, You
Speaker 1: know that.
Speaker 2: I've never denied any of that. I've been very open
Speaker 2: with that. What I have said is this one, in
Speaker 2: my mind, the most dangerous thing that could happen to
Speaker 2: the United States of America.
Speaker 1: And that is what I care about.
Speaker 2: It's not even that I'm America first, as much as
Speaker 2: I am America only.
Speaker 1: I know we have some influence in the world, and
Speaker 1: that's fine.
Speaker 2: I care about my country and my countrymen, and I
Speaker 2: care about my children and their future, and in my opinion,
Speaker 2: the most dangerous thing for my country, my countrymen, and
Speaker 2: my children's future is Democrats taking power back in the
Speaker 2: United States of America. Because Democrats are evil, demonic communists
Speaker 2: now who will destroy everything? That is my chief concern.
Speaker 2: That is why I am an anti communist. I don't
Speaker 2: call myself a Republican. I don't call myself a conservative,
Speaker 2: although I suppose I probably am. I don't call myself
Speaker 2: a libertarian, although I obviously have some of those leanings,
Speaker 2: or a nationalist, although I have some of those leaning.
Speaker 2: I don't call myself any of those things. I call
Speaker 2: myself an anti communist because, in my opinion, Democrats taking
Speaker 2: over the country will be the most damaging, devastating thing
Speaker 2: to happen to the United States of America. Because of that,
Speaker 2: I am going to sprint to the polls this November
Speaker 2: and vote straight ticket Republican. Unless a Republican pops up
Speaker 2: on my ballot who proposes amnesty, that's the only exception
Speaker 2: to that. If that's the case, I'll simply leave it blank.
Speaker 2: I am going to.
Speaker 1: Go vote Republican.
Speaker 2: Also along these lines, while acknowledging the screw up and
Speaker 2: acknowledging where we are, and acknowledging the anger headline, parents
Speaker 2: are skipping mortgage payments to afford back to school shopping.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: While acknowledging all that I do not agree. I do
Speaker 2: not agree that Trump doesn't care. I don't agree now.
Speaker 2: I know it comes across that way when he gets
Speaker 2: up and tells everyone to suck it up and pay
Speaker 2: more for gas, and that he's not going to apologize.
Speaker 2: I understand that when you say that when people are
Speaker 2: skipping mortgage payments, it doesn't land well. I get it.
Speaker 2: As I've said, in a bad economy, Trump is a
Speaker 2: terrible messenger.
Speaker 1: Jd.
Speaker 2: Vance is very good at very good empathy. This is
Speaker 2: why it's wrong. This is how we'll fix it. Trump
Speaker 2: is going to get up and tell you everything's perfect
Speaker 2: and it's a golden age.
Speaker 1: It's just his way. I know. I think Donald Trump
Speaker 1: cares about the United States of America. I do.
Speaker 2: I think he has a long history that he cares
Speaker 2: about the country. I'm not saying he's not selfish. Every
Speaker 2: president is selfish. I'm not saying that he hasn't screwed up.
Speaker 2: As I said, I talk about that all the time.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that at all. I do not believe
Speaker 2: Donald Trump became some America hating commie who doesn't care.
Speaker 2: I think he probably knows he's screwed up pretty friggin badly.
Speaker 2: He's trying to find a way out of that, and
Speaker 2: Iran may not let him, probably won't let him. Iran
Speaker 2: prepares for a prolonged war as come Comeni tightens the
Speaker 2: grip at home. Iran has already said they think they're
Speaker 2: going to stretch this out for all of Trump's presidency.
Speaker 1: Can they? I don't know, so I get that. I don't.
Speaker 2: You're not getting me to sign on for Trump doesn't care.
Speaker 2: I just don't agree, all right?
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Speaker 2: download at iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Jesse, you were saying how
Speaker 2: the Democrats are messaging better than Republicans, and you're one
Speaker 2: hundred percent correct. What bothers me immensely as I hear
Speaker 2: how Donald Trump and the Republicans have two billion dollars
Speaker 2: set aside for all this campaigning, yet they're not spending
Speaker 2: anything on advertising and messaging when it's most crucial. If
Speaker 2: they think they can wait to the last minute for
Speaker 2: a blitzkrieg, people will already make up their minds, so
Speaker 2: on and so forth, says I could say his name.
Speaker 1: His name is Dell. All right, so let me explain
Speaker 1: this about.
Speaker 2: Campaigns and campaign cash and a lot of this stuff's
Speaker 2: kind of obvious.
Speaker 1: But let me explain.
Speaker 2: You'll read a headline or I've read you headlines before.
Speaker 2: You know GOP has fifty million dollars, Democrats only twelve.
Speaker 2: All right, it's a little bit more complicated than that.
Speaker 2: Usually there are different sources of cash. Okay, so what
Speaker 2: are the sources. One there's an individual campaign and an
Speaker 2: individual campaign Jesse Kelly for Congress, which turned out to
Speaker 2: be a losing effort. Jesse Kelly for Congress. We solicited
Speaker 2: and got donations when I was running for Congress. When
Speaker 2: that money came in, because I was the head of
Speaker 2: the campaign, because I was the candidate, I was the
Speaker 2: one who got to determine how that money was spent.
Speaker 2: This much goes to T shirts, this much goes to
Speaker 2: TV commercials, bumper stickers, whatnot. Okay, so now boom, I
Speaker 2: control that money. That's one source. There are also packs.
Speaker 2: In fact, in my race, and I don't remember their name,
Speaker 2: there was a pack that I think they formed it
Speaker 2: for my race, and they wanted to blast away at
Speaker 2: my Democrat opponent, who was Gabrielle Gifford's and so they
Speaker 2: ran televised ad campaigns. They raised money and ran an
Speaker 2: ad campaign trashing Giffords. I didn't know what they were
Speaker 2: going to publicize. I had nothing to do with that cash.
Speaker 2: If at any moment they decided they were going to
Speaker 2: start attacking me instead, they could have. If at any
Speaker 2: moment they decided they wanted to stop advertising altogether, they
Speaker 2: could have. I had no control of it whatsoever. It
Speaker 2: was a group of local businessmen who hated her and
Speaker 2: liked me, and they decided that. Okay, so that's one thing.
Speaker 2: But wait, there's more. You have national money, for instance,
Speaker 2: in the GOP.
Speaker 1: We'll focus on them. Democrats have the same thing.
Speaker 2: There is such thing as the NRCC.
Speaker 1: What is that.
Speaker 2: You've probably never even heard of it unless you're a
Speaker 2: huge political nerd like I am.
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: It is the National Republican Congressional Committee. It has staffers,
Speaker 2: they have people who work on it, but they raise
Speaker 2: money from Republican members of the House of Representatives. So
Speaker 2: you will if you are a member of the House
Speaker 2: of Representatives, you will most likely raise money for just them,
Speaker 2: not for yourself. You'll raise money to give to the NRCC.
Speaker 2: The NRCC, then they will decide where that money gets
Speaker 2: dolled out. What races do you spend money in? What
Speaker 2: races do you not spend money? In surprise, surprise, the
Speaker 2: Senate it has the exact same thing. It's called the
Speaker 2: nrsc use your imagination on what that stands for. A No,
Speaker 2: I've already bored you with too many details.
Speaker 1: But you see, then.
Speaker 2: We have super packs from major players like Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is the most major player. There is a Trump super
Speaker 2: pack with all this money. And what happens in the
Speaker 2: interest of simplicity, You'll reget a headline where someone has
Speaker 2: taken all that money and they'll lump it all together
Speaker 2: and it'll come out as Republicans have fifty million dollars,
Speaker 2: Democrats only have two. And we think to ourselves, oh,
Speaker 2: thank god.
Speaker 1: We have way more than they do. Surely we'll have
Speaker 1: more television ads. But let me use Texas as an example,
Speaker 1: because I brought that up yesterday in case you don't remember.
Speaker 1: I brought up this fact. James Tallerico bottom is a
Speaker 1: far left communist radical. He is a nutjob in every
Speaker 1: sense of the word. He is all over the television
Speaker 1: set right now in Texas running ads that make him
Speaker 1: sound so home and moderate. He's got one on now, Chris,
Speaker 1: see if you can find this one, his most recent one.
Speaker 1: I saw.
Speaker 2: He's sitting on his porch with his dad. It looks
Speaker 2: as Texas as you can imagine. I believe they're both
Speaker 2: sitting there in rocking chairs talking about Jesus and church
Speaker 2: and the Bible. He has ad after ad after ad
Speaker 2: talking about grocery prices. I can picture that little fruit
Speaker 2: sitting in the grocery store with a bag of groceries
Speaker 2: in his hand, drive in a forward pickup truck. James
Speaker 2: talar Rico is spending millions and millions and millions of
Speaker 2: dollars telling Texans that he's mister nor Oh, you have it,
Speaker 2: Chris okay.
Speaker 1: Chris said, he thinks he has a good too.
Speaker 3: Many Texans feel like they're drowning the cost of groceries, gas, healthcare.
Speaker 3: I'm James Tallerico in the state House. I brought both
Speaker 3: parties together to make life more affordable, capping the cost
Speaker 3: of insulin, cutting taxes for small businesses, passing the largest
Speaker 3: property tax cut in Texas history in the Senate. I'll
Speaker 3: take on corruption and keep fighting to lower your costs.
Speaker 3: I approve this message because it shouldn't be this hard
Speaker 3: to keep your head above water.
Speaker 2: Now, I know he's full of crap. You you know
Speaker 2: he's full of crap. We know that he's all about
Speaker 2: training kids and open borders and everything else you can imagine.
Speaker 2: I know that, And you know that legions of Texans
Speaker 2: across this state who are not listening to the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show, They're not coming through the news every day
Speaker 2: like you do. They don't have any idea who this
Speaker 2: guy is. In fact, that may be their first introduction
Speaker 2: to this guy is a video of him sitting there
Speaker 2: in the grocery store talking about costs. And I'm worried
Speaker 2: because of this. I haven't seen a single Ken Pax
Speaker 2: the ad on television yet.
Speaker 1: Now, granted, I've told.
Speaker 2: You I don't watch an overwhelming them out of TV,
Speaker 2: But because I'm forty five going on eighty five, I
Speaker 2: watch an overwhelming them out of baseball. I am watching
Speaker 2: baseball all the time, not just the Houston Astros. When
Speaker 2: the Astros aren't on, I'm watching baseball, so the baseball
Speaker 2: is on my television set. Therefore I'm getting commercials. I
Speaker 2: have not seen a Ken Paxton ad, not one. James
Speaker 2: Tollerico is on my television every five minutes talking about
Speaker 2: groceries and Jesus.
Speaker 1: Why. Wow.
Speaker 2: We have a lot of Republicans in office who only
Speaker 2: care about themselves, and they only care about power. They
Speaker 2: know that they have to pretend to you and me
Speaker 2: that they're going to be anti communists, but they're not
Speaker 2: actually anti communists at all. They only care about themselves.
Speaker 2: And because of that, we can and we have run
Speaker 2: into a situation where they will freeze out somebody they
Speaker 2: don't like for one reason or another. Now, in order
Speaker 2: to make my point before I come back to the
Speaker 2: Paxton Tallerico point, which is going to be part of
Speaker 2: a larger point when it comes to the country, I
Speaker 2: thought it would be good.
Speaker 1: This is a perfect time.
Speaker 2: To tell you a story that I have told you
Speaker 2: a long time ago. I think I've told you a
Speaker 2: story a couple times, but it is a story that
Speaker 2: will drive home to you how this happens. How is
Speaker 2: it that Ken Paxton should be walking to victory in Texas?
Speaker 2: Pulls our neck and neck and James tallergo's on my TV.
Speaker 2: Ken Paxton is not How is that humanly possible? Well,
Speaker 2: pause on that.
Speaker 1: A long time.
Speaker 2: Ago, a very young, very dumb Jess Kelly decided he
Speaker 2: was going to run for United States Congress. I was
Speaker 2: working construction at the time, fresh out of the Marine Corps,
Speaker 2: got mad about Obama, and you know what, screw it,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go save the country all by myself. Oh
Speaker 2: handle everything. And I started running for Congress, and I
Speaker 2: started running hard, and there was no one in the
Speaker 2: primary when I got in.
Speaker 1: But this was the Tea.
Speaker 2: Party year, and eventually it looked like this seat might
Speaker 2: be winnable.
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Speaker 2: So we're talking about the GOP messaging spending money, and
Speaker 2: I brought up what's happening and what's not happening here
Speaker 2: in Texas, And so I'm gonna tell my little story again,
Speaker 2: a story I told a long time ago, but it's
Speaker 2: been quite a while. So I run for Congress down
Speaker 2: in Arizona. I am far, far, far right wing as
Speaker 2: you can imagine. I haven't really changed very much, closed
Speaker 2: the border, pro life, all those things. Primary's pretty empty.
Speaker 2: But I'm running hard. Everyone tells me no one's ever
Speaker 2: heard of you, no one knows who you are.
Speaker 1: You have no chance. I don't care. I'm running. I
Speaker 1: want to win.
Speaker 2: Eventually, the water started to get a little warmer. The
Speaker 2: mood of the country was turning against Barack Obama. Tea
Speaker 2: parties were kicking off everywhere. GOP decided, oh, oh, we
Speaker 2: might have an opportunity here. Now. Did the GOP throw
Speaker 2: a bunch of money behind me?
Speaker 1: Of course not.
Speaker 2: They had no control over me whatsoever. They actually attempted to,
Speaker 2: just didn't go very well. So they found a guy
Speaker 2: who was more palatable, if you will, much more polished.
Speaker 1: He was in the state legislature.
Speaker 2: And by this point, and I'm going to screw up
Speaker 2: the numbers because it's too many years, but by this point,
Speaker 2: I think I'd been running for six months or more.
Speaker 2: I think I had raised three or four hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars in total during that six months. And that was
Speaker 2: bust to my butt, calling people, dialing for dollars, all
Speaker 2: those things. This guy who gets in the race has
Speaker 2: one fund raiser, one raises over half a million dollars
Speaker 2: and one night, okay, he outraises me by a ton.
Speaker 2: But it's a very right wing year. So the primary happens.
Speaker 2: And I was pretty good at debates. So we had
Speaker 2: a few public debates and I slapped everybody around. There
Speaker 2: were a few people in there, but I was pretty
Speaker 2: I was pretty good at that. And like I said,
Speaker 2: I was a hard worker.
Speaker 1: I was always out. I was out.
Speaker 2: I was just always shaking hands, kissing babies. I ended
Speaker 2: up crushing him in the primary one by like seven
Speaker 2: points or something like that. Now, after this primary is over,
Speaker 2: I didn't have a ton of money to begin with.
Speaker 2: We had no money left. And now we were up
Speaker 2: against the Democrat. It was Gabrielle Giffords and she was
Speaker 2: already a good fundraiser and the National Democrat Party loved
Speaker 2: her and whatnot. So I'm here, I'm now the Republican nominee.
Speaker 1: I have no money. Giffords has all the money in
Speaker 1: the world.
Speaker 2: Early voting is a huge deal in Arizona because of
Speaker 2: when they do it. You early voter, at least you
Speaker 2: used to in August. I don't know if it's still
Speaker 2: that way. So you needed to win the early vote.
Speaker 2: You really really had to win that early vote. After
Speaker 2: I was the Republican nominee for Congress, no money came in.
Speaker 1: For three weeks.
Speaker 2: Gabrielle Giffords and the Democrats saturated the airwaves telling every
Speaker 2: old person in southern Arizona that I was going to
Speaker 2: take away their Medicare and Social Security. I've played for
Speaker 2: you the commercials many and many times before. For three weeks,
Speaker 2: not a dime, no national help, no nothing. It was
Speaker 2: like I didn't even We were freaking out.
Speaker 1: Like where how was there? No support? Where is the GOP?
Speaker 2: Three weeks of this, finally I go back to Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. I'm going back there just to raise money.
Speaker 2: I have to meet with, you know, pro life groups.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to get a dollar out of anybody I
Speaker 2: can so I can buy some television commercials. John McCain
Speaker 2: was not only a senator at that time, one of
Speaker 2: the most powerful men in the United States of America. Right,
Speaker 2: John McCain. He's he hates my guts at this point,
Speaker 2: hates my guts. He kind of had every right too.
Speaker 2: I maybe endorsed his primary opponent that year, JD. Hayworth, because,
Speaker 2: like I said, I was a young hothead or whatever.
Speaker 2: McCain hates me. We're back there in DC. We get
Speaker 2: word that McCain wants to see me. All right, let's go.
Speaker 2: I go walk into John McCain's office. Remember, he hates
Speaker 2: my guts and I know that, and I've been pretty
Speaker 2: public about the fact that I wasn't a fan of
Speaker 2: his either. So we'll we don't have to sit and
Speaker 2: like girl buddies. I walk in, I sit down. John
Speaker 2: McCain just starts gabbing with me about life. You know,
Speaker 2: he's an old navy guy. I was in the Marines.
Speaker 2: He cursed like a sailor. You can't even imagine the
Speaker 2: language John McCain used. But we start laughing, telling stories,
Speaker 2: telling jokes. I watched him spill coffee on himself. He
Speaker 2: took a big drink of coffee and the lid wasn't
Speaker 2: on right, and it just poured right down his front,
Speaker 2: on his tie and everything else.
Speaker 1: He was cussing about that, and then we got to
Speaker 1: laugh about that. Huh.
Speaker 2: About an hour later, get up and it's totally a
Speaker 2: different mood in the room.
Speaker 1: McCain is now hugging me.
Speaker 2: It seems like he likes me, which doesn't seem right,
Speaker 2: because I know he hates me, at least I think so.
Speaker 1: But it seems like he likes me.
Speaker 2: I walk out of there, I fly back home. We
Speaker 2: had a PO box that was where you sent things
Speaker 2: to the campaigns. You couldn't send it to your people,
Speaker 2: send you bombs and stuff like that. The money started
Speaker 2: pouring in, pouring in. There are television ads I'm sure
Speaker 2: they're still on YouTube to this day of then US
Speaker 2: Senator John Kyle, who really hated my guts, and Senator
Speaker 2: John McCain doing television ads campaigning for me in the district.
Speaker 2: I obviously didn't know about it, didn't pay about it.
Speaker 2: The floodgates opened and we'd show up at the PO
Speaker 2: box ten twenty thousand dollars donations from people I've never talked.
Speaker 1: To before, never heard of them before. How does that happen?
Speaker 2: There are powerful people in the Republican Party who hold
Speaker 2: the keys to the treasury. If you will the campaign treasury,
Speaker 2: and if you are in their good graces, they will
Speaker 2: dump money on you to either keep you elected or
Speaker 2: get you elected. But on the flip side, let's go
Speaker 2: back to that three weeks. And I ended up losing
Speaker 2: the race because of that three weeks after those three
Speaker 2: weeks early voting started, I lost that. I actually beat
Speaker 2: her on election day. If those three weeks are different,
Speaker 2: I win that race. So back to those three weeks.
Speaker 2: How is it that the Republican nominee in a winnable
Speaker 2: district didn't take in a dime? The powerful powers that be.
Speaker 1: Said, no, no, nothing for him. He's crazy, we can't
Speaker 1: control him. He's this, he's that.
Speaker 2: No nothing for him. And I didn't go to the
Speaker 2: House of Representatives, which again I am thrilled about. You
Speaker 2: couldn't pay me to go to the House of Representatives.
Speaker 1: Right now, I am beyond and thrilled that that is
Speaker 1: the case. But that is the case.
Speaker 2: Now back to Texas, and this is not I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna be Texas. But back to Texas. Why do I
Speaker 2: have James Tallerico ads all over my TV and no
Speaker 2: Ken Paxton ads? Well, you remember why? Ken Paxton's the nominee. Right,
Speaker 2: we'll finish this up in just a moment. Do some
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