Speaker 1: All right, thank you Scott Chana and welcome aboard. Glad
Speaker 1: you're with us. All right. Down our toll free telephone number,
Speaker 1: it's eight hundred nine to four one Sean if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program. It is
Speaker 1: election eve in America. I think this is an inflection
Speaker 1: point for our country. I think this is the most important,
Speaker 1: pivotal swing election in our lifetime. I've used the phrase
Speaker 1: in past years. I meant it when I said it,
Speaker 1: but there's never been anybody this extreme, this radical, that
Speaker 1: has been this protected by a corrupt media establishment as
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and Tim Walls. Now for I really have
Speaker 1: one message, and I'll go over a lot of a
Speaker 1: lot of the things that matter. I'm going to have
Speaker 1: a closing argument on Hannity tonight because nobody else has
Speaker 1: done it, and I'm frustrated here we are an election.
Speaker 1: Even she's never been asked about, well, why do you
Speaker 1: think it's courageous never to say radical Islamic terrorism or
Speaker 1: illegal alien And she's never been asked about mandatory gun buyback,
Speaker 1: but claims she cars her glock and she's gonna shoot
Speaker 1: the hell out of anybody that breaks under her house.
Speaker 1: And meanwhile, her running mate can't even load his own shotgun.
Speaker 1: It's it's ridiculous. They haven't been asked about you know
Speaker 1: why she supports sex change operations, taxpayer funded for illegal aliens,
Speaker 1: and a path to citizenship and free housing, healthcare of
Speaker 1: food education, college education in Minnesota, legal drivers' licenses, amnesty,
Speaker 1: path to earn citizenship. She hasn't been asked about what
Speaker 1: she said when she said and you know when she
Speaker 1: tweeted out a bail fund in the summer of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five hundred and seventy four riots. She did it
Speaker 1: four days after the Minneapolis police precinct was burned to
Speaker 1: the ground. Or why she went on CBS and said
Speaker 1: that the rioters won't stop. She won't stop, and they
Speaker 1: shouldn't stop. How come that's not insurrection? How does Liz
Speaker 1: Cheney rationalize that that switcheroo in her mind? And I
Speaker 1: can go through all of it, fracking, drilling, you know,
Speaker 1: all does come down to, you know, are you better
Speaker 1: off than you wore four years ago. I've got all
Speaker 1: of Trump's accomplishments, and I'm going to try try and
Speaker 1: go through a lot of them with you. In the
Speaker 1: course of the show today, but that's not my overriding
Speaker 1: message of the day. And I don't know how to
Speaker 1: convey a word called urgency. You know, we've been given
Speaker 1: a great gift in this country we have. I think
Speaker 1: it's the greatest country God ever gave man. I really
Speaker 1: believe that with all my heart. I feel my entire
Speaker 1: life has been a blessing, an undeserved life. If I
Speaker 1: were to write a book about my life, that's how
Speaker 1: I genuinely, in my heart feel about my life. And
Speaker 1: I feel like so many Americans feel the same way
Speaker 1: I do. You know, if you think of Lead Greenwood
Speaker 1: song that Donald Trump plays, you know, and I lost
Speaker 1: everything and just had my children and my wife, you know,
Speaker 1: you think of the little things in your life that
Speaker 1: actually matter. I think of the fact that my life
Speaker 1: would not have been possible but for incredible suffering and
Speaker 1: sacrifice of my grandparents, all four that came from Ireland
Speaker 1: legally into this country, and at a time where there
Speaker 1: was discrimination against Irish Catholic. Irish Catholic need not apply.
Speaker 1: It was very common in New York and Boston and
Speaker 1: areas like that. At a sign of my office for
Speaker 1: many years, I don't know it's probably in a box
Speaker 1: somewhere in storage and where I and then my parents
Speaker 1: that grew up very poor. I think of them too
Speaker 1: because they gave me this life and this opportunity. My
Speaker 1: mom grew up in the South Bronx of New York.
Speaker 1: My dad bedsteye in Brooklyn. My poor's mother died with
Speaker 1: complications giving birth to him, and he was shuffled around
Speaker 1: from family member to family member as a kid, and
Speaker 1: even when he delivered papers, he gave the money to
Speaker 1: his family. That's he grew up in the depression, real suffering.
Speaker 1: You know. They were desperate times, as my mother would
Speaker 1: always say, and people were hungry and got on soup
Speaker 1: lines and it was America's been through hard times. And
Speaker 1: then I think of me standing on their shoulders, and
Speaker 1: I know many of you feel the same way about
Speaker 1: your families, and this is a gift that we all share,
Speaker 1: and I stand on their shoulders. And it was a
Speaker 1: big deal after my dad spent four years in the
Speaker 1: Pacific when he came back for him to get this,
Speaker 1: you know, little house fifty by one hundred lot, it's
Speaker 1: Levitt style house. It's called in Franklin Square, Long Island.
Speaker 1: I'm a rock ribbed all American conservative for Franklin Square,
Speaker 1: as my friend Curtis Lee would always say. And I
Speaker 1: grew up with three oldest sisters and one bathroom. I
Speaker 1: called it hell on Earth, but compared to where they
Speaker 1: grew up, it really wasn't. And my mother, who worked
Speaker 1: sixteen hour ships, she was the valedictorian of her high
Speaker 1: school class. She could do the New York Times crossword
Speaker 1: puzzle in ink and finish it, I mean every day.
Speaker 1: I mean, brilliant woman. One of the best gifts she
Speaker 1: gave me is when I was leaving home at a
Speaker 1: pretty young age, she just said, take these books with you.
Speaker 1: They were called the Harvard Classics, and I read them,
Speaker 1: Pilgrim's Progress and Dante's Inferno, and I included in that
Speaker 1: Bible and I started reading that and books like The
Speaker 1: Road Less Travel and The Purpose Driven Life. All of
Speaker 1: had a very profound impact on me. And I'm saying
Speaker 1: all of this is because she worked double shifts and
Speaker 1: died at sixty nine. And my father, I started in
Speaker 1: Fox in what October of ninety six, I'm now in
Speaker 1: my twenty ninth year, and he died six months later
Speaker 1: in March of ninety seven, my mother not that long thereafter.
Speaker 1: And why am I saying all of this on election
Speaker 1: Eve is because they gave me and your parents, those
Speaker 1: of you that have similar stories, or maybe you're in
Speaker 1: this country, you're an immigrant, Welcome to our country, especially
Speaker 1: if you came here legally. I don't care where you
Speaker 1: come from, just ask I'm asking you respect our laws,
Speaker 1: borders and sovereignty. We have the background check, health check
Speaker 1: means test, not hard. Is that every generation and when
Speaker 1: my father's could they grew up in the greatest generation.
Speaker 1: Tom Broke Hall wrote a really good book about this.
Speaker 1: And we've always left the country in a better shape
Speaker 1: than what we received. And my mom worked those sixteen
Speaker 1: hour shifts in prison. It's like she lived in prison
Speaker 1: and so that all the kids could go not to
Speaker 1: the public school, but to Catholic school, and that was
Speaker 1: important to them. And I just think this is one
Speaker 1: of these moments when I look at and this is
Speaker 1: just political here, These are political difference. Is it's not personal.
Speaker 1: I'm not calling Democrats garbage. I'm not calling them an
Speaker 1: American or anti American or anti women. I'm not lying
Speaker 1: like Kamala Harris is lying about Donald Trump wanting a
Speaker 1: national abortion band when he doesn't, or supporting Project twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five when he doesn't, or that Donald Trump's responsible
Speaker 1: for the border crisis that she herself created and he
Speaker 1: didn't support her amnesty bill, which is what it was.
Speaker 1: I'm not buying her lie that Donald Trump wants the
Speaker 1: limit contraception. I'm not buying the lie that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is against IVF. I mean, she's trying to lie her
Speaker 1: way into the White House, and the rhetoric has never
Speaker 1: gotten more sharp. I just don't. Socialism has been tried
Speaker 1: in many forms, many manifestations, many ways, and it always
Speaker 1: ends the same way. I wrote a whole chapter in
Speaker 1: my book, Live Free or Die America in the world
Speaker 1: on the Brink. I had no idea how right I
Speaker 1: would be. But we're on the brink now again, and
Speaker 1: tomorrow you can do something about it. And it's really simple.
Speaker 1: Is that if you want the Green New Deal ninety
Speaker 1: three trillion dollars and eliminate the filibuster, that's kamalist stated position.
Speaker 1: She co sponsored that bill with Bernie Sanders. If you
Speaker 1: want government health care for all and elimination of private
Speaker 1: health insurance, she spawned co sponsored that with Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 1: If you want wide open borders and offering illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: to decriminalize what they've done, not obeying our laws, and
Speaker 1: to offer free food, housing, healthcare, education, legal drivers' licenses,
Speaker 1: free college education, free sex change surgeries, that's Kamala Harris's position.
Speaker 1: If you think a wall is a medieval vanity project
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump, that's Kamala Harris's position. If you believe
Speaker 1: in defund dismantle no bail laws, reimagining ice in the police,
Speaker 1: that's Kamala Harris's position. You know, if you don't think that,
Speaker 1: you know, why do we call them oil rich countries
Speaker 1: because they produce oil. We have more oil, natural gas,
Speaker 1: coal than all of these countries combined. We could be
Speaker 1: the richest country on the face of the earth and
Speaker 1: create peace in the process by providing the needs of
Speaker 1: our Western European allies all of their energy needs, and
Speaker 1: they wouldn't have to rely on Putin and the Mullahs
Speaker 1: in Iran. And we could provide it even to China,
Speaker 1: which would give us leverage with them so that they
Speaker 1: would start behaving, and we can bankrupt the Mullas in Iran,
Speaker 1: and then the people in that country would be able
Speaker 1: to hopefully overturn, you know, this tyrannical regime that's running
Speaker 1: that place and turned it into this THEOCRA see of
Speaker 1: convert or Die. So, for those of you that believe
Speaker 1: as I do, that it's a blessing to be able
Speaker 1: to vote. It's a blessing to live in this country.
Speaker 1: It's a blessing to live in a country that has
Speaker 1: an founding document, a belief in God that we're endowed
Speaker 1: by our creator. It's a blessing to have a constitutional
Speaker 1: republic the way we do. But if you want to
Speaker 1: sustain it, you've got to participate in it. For those
Speaker 1: of you that have voted, I want to say something
Speaker 1: to all of you, thank you, because that's a big
Speaker 1: part of sustaining it. The choices, the option. We've never
Speaker 1: had a bigger choice election in our lifetime. I've spent
Speaker 1: the better part of this year going over what those
Speaker 1: choices are. I'm tired of being called a Nazi, a fascist,
Speaker 1: racist garbage, and now being called anti American and anti
Speaker 1: women by Kathy Hulkel and Joe Scarborough. Wants to know
Speaker 1: where the hell do these people come from? Who are
Speaker 1: these people who raised these people. We'll get to that later.
Speaker 1: You know who raised it because they weren't raised by
Speaker 1: anybody in the neighborhoods I grew up in. How did
Speaker 1: Donald Trump twist their point of view? I mean, I'm
Speaker 1: tired of the name calling. They have done everything to
Speaker 1: this man that they possibly can do to destroy him.
Speaker 1: Kate Camber within a millimeter of losing his life. So
Speaker 1: what is my point in all of this is I
Speaker 1: can't make any of you vote. I can only tell
Speaker 1: you what is at stake and if you want. This
Speaker 1: comes down to fundamental choices open borders or secure borders,
Speaker 1: law and order or defundismantled nobil laws, economic policies rooted
Speaker 1: in the greatest wealth creative creating system in the world
Speaker 1: called capitalism versus socialism, Marxism, whatever name you want to
Speaker 1: give it. That's what New Green deal ism is. Energy
Speaker 1: dominance or America with high energy prices and more poverty
Speaker 1: and forced ev mandates. It's a choice between America being
Speaker 1: the leader of the free world and the cause of
Speaker 1: liberty and freedom around the world, not getting involved in
Speaker 1: foreign conflicts. I'm not talking about any of that. There
Speaker 1: is a time and a place, but We've now learned
Speaker 1: how to fight wars and win them, and don't go
Speaker 1: near them if you're not going to If you want
Speaker 1: to help out other countries, let them pay for the weapons,
Speaker 1: and don't put one American boot on the ground. And
Speaker 1: in future wars, there won't be any boots on the ground.
Speaker 1: There's going to be buttons pushed in an office in
Speaker 1: some small town or city in the country. But if
Speaker 1: you care about and you think about in your quiet
Speaker 1: moments in life, and you reflect in your introspective and
Speaker 1: you think about how blessed we are, how God has
Speaker 1: blessed all of us to live here, and if this
Speaker 1: is the one thing that is important to you, I'm
Speaker 1: looking at all the it's estimated thirty million Christians won't vote.
Speaker 1: I'm like, do you not care? Well? I don't like
Speaker 1: Donald Trump supports the state's deciding abortion. Okay, Well, Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris and Tim Walls they support abortion in month seven,
Speaker 1: eight and nine. If you care about parental rights, you know,
Speaker 1: why would you support California Minnesota, where they're from, gender
Speaker 1: affirming care without parental consent? Why would you put feminine
Speaker 1: hygiene products in fourth grade boys bathrooms? This is the
Speaker 1: most radical, extreme turn this country would ever take based
Speaker 1: on their stated words. That's what's at stake. And if
Speaker 1: you agree with me, I'm only asking one thing. Vote
Speaker 1: vote tomorrow. If you haven't voted, you please vote tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Don't believe the life you're an old person about social
Speaker 1: security and medicare women. Don't believe they're gonna limit your contraception,
Speaker 1: or abortion is going to be illegal.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 1: Or IVF is going to be illegal. Don't buy their lies. Guys,
Speaker 1: do you really think Tim Walls, the pheasant hunter that
Speaker 1: can't load his own shotgun, is really our Verde guard
Speaker 1: drinking a beerer and hanging out with the fellas and
Speaker 1: shooting pheasants. No, not exactly to me. Doug m Hoff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: should I bring up the issue of the nanny or
Speaker 1: should I bring up the other allegation of the cans festival?
Speaker 1: And I'm just saying I think that if you look
Speaker 1: at and I'm not saying Donald Trump's perfect. I know
Speaker 1: he says things, tweets things that upsets people, but as policies,
Speaker 1: I believe with all my heart we'll make this country
Speaker 1: great again and we won't have to settle for a townhouse.
Speaker 1: As the Washington Post suggests, it's in your hands, and
Speaker 1: I pray for all of our children and grandchildren that
Speaker 1: you vote tomorrow. Eight hundred ninety four to one shown
Speaker 1: our number. There's election eve in America, and I hope
Speaker 1: all of you will vote the future of the country.
Speaker 1: There's never been such competing, there's never been such a
Speaker 1: choice election. And I've been covering a lot of elections
Speaker 1: over the years. I want to remind you as the
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Speaker 1: see crime rampant in small towns, big cities. Look at
Speaker 1: the crimes committed by unvetted Harris Biden, illegal immigrants. And
Speaker 1: many of you will be traveling and if you believe
Speaker 1: in the Second Amendment, well you might not be able
Speaker 1: to carry a weapon legally in another state that you're
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Speaker 1: do you really want to pull the trigger and then
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Speaker 1: gonna take a quick look at some of these very
Speaker 1: close Senate races. Watching Sam Brown, We're watching Carrie Lake.
Speaker 1: We're definitely watching in Michigan, Mike Rogers, We're watching Bernie Marino.
Speaker 1: We're watching Dave McCormick, We're watching Eric Covedy in Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: And the better that Donald Trump does in Wisconsin, I
Speaker 1: hope people will think, you know, if you are going
Speaker 1: to go and take the time to vote, which I'm
Speaker 1: urging all of you to take this gift living in
Speaker 1: the greatest best country God gave man, and vote because
Speaker 1: there's there's never been such a choice election, such competing
Speaker 1: visions for the future of the country. I hope you
Speaker 1: will consider voting for Republican senators because that will make
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's job easier in terms of getting things done.
Speaker 1: I hope you will vote for Republican congressman. The largest
Speaker 1: majority possible would be nice in the House and in
Speaker 1: the Senate. And if Dave McCormick could win in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: Eric Hovedy could win in Wisconsin, Mike Rogers in Michigan,
Speaker 1: Sam Brown in Nevada, Carrie Lake in Arizona, Bernie Marino.
Speaker 1: If he can win, and then we win Wisconsin, then
Speaker 1: we win West Virginia and Montana, we'll have a really
Speaker 1: big lead in the Senate. And please vote for Republican congressman. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Eric Hovedy is now in a dead even race in Wisconsin,
Speaker 1: and he joins us now for a last minute push.
Speaker 1: I've watched you on the campaign trail. You've been incredibly impressive.
Speaker 1: I've learned more about you and your family and your
Speaker 1: background and your charity and how you founded a business
Speaker 1: in your twenties. You went on to build many other businesses.
Speaker 1: You've been very, very successful. You also, you know, have
Speaker 1: given back to your community. You have the Hovedy Foundation.
Speaker 1: You'd run that along with your brother, and you built
Speaker 1: a number of what you call Huvedy homes today providing shelter,
Speaker 1: care and love to vulnerable children and families in Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: Good for you for doing all that. Welcome back to
Speaker 1: the program. How's it looking on the ground in Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, thanks Shawn, and thanks for having
Speaker 3: me on your show. Look, things are looking really good.
Speaker 3: The momentum is clearly on our side. You can see
Speaker 3: it in this race. It's a titan tight and titan
Speaker 3: and the polls have it dead even maybe me up
Speaker 3: a little bit at this point in time. So I'm
Speaker 3: feeling really good about where things are. I think people
Speaker 3: are ready for change. You know, three quarters of this
Speaker 3: country feel like we're going in the wrong direction. I
Speaker 3: got into this race for one simple reason. I love
Speaker 3: our country and what the damage that they've done to
Speaker 3: our country in the last three and a half years
Speaker 3: has been astounding. They've bankrupted our country, caused the worst
Speaker 3: bout of inflation, They've pushed deep on the police, they
Speaker 3: opened our southern borders, they incompetent withdraw from Afghanistan, ignited
Speaker 3: the world in conflict, and they're experts at dividing us,
Speaker 3: be it on race, gender, socioeconomic class, or religion. So
Speaker 3: you know, I think people are ready for change. And
Speaker 3: Senator Baldwin's one of the most extreme leftists liberals, and
Speaker 3: I think people are ready to move on from her
Speaker 3: policies of pushing guys to play in girls sports and
Speaker 3: go in to girls' bathrooms and locker rooms. So I
Speaker 3: feel really good Sean.
Speaker 1: You know, I was watching her doing an interview earlier
Speaker 1: today and She's actually said, well, you're against Obamacare, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, I like them more because in spite
Speaker 1: of the promise that millions of Americans would keep their
Speaker 1: doctors and their plans and save on average twenty five
Speaker 1: hundred dollars a year, well, millions of Americans lost their doctors,
Speaker 1: lost their plans, and we're paying an average at two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty to three hundred percent more for health insurance.
Speaker 1: What is she talking about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's funding that she's trying to defend it. And
Speaker 3: it tells you how disconnected she is, because the reality
Speaker 3: of it is, Obamacare made three promises. It's slow the
Speaker 3: cost of health care, it would improve the access, and
Speaker 3: you would be able to keep your family doctor. Every
Speaker 3: one of those has failed. The cost of health care
Speaker 3: only accelerated faster and higher, the access to care has collapsed,
Speaker 3: particularly in smaller and rural communities, and the family doctor
Speaker 3: has basically been wiped out. You don't have them anymore
Speaker 3: in this country. So she can go on and talk
Speaker 3: about that, but you know, most of Americans and people
Speaker 3: in Wisconsin are looking around and going yeah, our healthcare
Speaker 3: system is broken. But you know again, Senator Baldwin spent
Speaker 3: her whole life in politics. She's never had to buy
Speaker 3: herself health insurance. I've not only had to buy myself,
Speaker 3: but thousands of employees health insurance. And I see how
Speaker 3: bad our healthcare system is today, and we need change
Speaker 3: there as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, agreed, what percentage of the time I forgot what
Speaker 1: you mentioned the other night on TV? Does Tammy Baldwin
Speaker 1: vote with Harrison and Biden ninety five.
Speaker 3: Point five percent. She is a absolute rubber stamp for
Speaker 3: the progressive left, and if she disagrees with him, because
Speaker 3: she wants them to go even more further left. She's
Speaker 3: voted right up there with Kamala Harrison Elizabeth Warren as
Speaker 3: the most liberal senators. She's actually both her voting records
Speaker 3: actually more liberal than Bernie Sanders, if you can believe
Speaker 3: that one. So, yeah, she runs back in our state
Speaker 3: sean outside of the Madison area, which is the heart
Speaker 3: of the progressive area because our state capital and university.
Speaker 3: She runs in the rest of the state as this
Speaker 3: moderate and she's finally been exposed to the people of
Speaker 3: Wisconsin for who she really is. So That's why I
Speaker 3: think people are tired and they want to move on.
Speaker 3: And I I feel really good about the energy on
Speaker 3: our side.
Speaker 1: We really appreciate you being with us. You run a
Speaker 1: great race. I hope the people of Wisconsin we really
Speaker 1: need them. I actually got a text from a friend
Speaker 1: of mine that lives in Wisconsin that is up to
Speaker 1: his eyeballs in politics there knows the state really well,
Speaker 1: and it was a pretty encouraging note. Is this what
Speaker 1: you're seeing on the ground as well? And I don't
Speaker 1: want people to take anything for granted, but the early
Speaker 1: vote for Democrats being down about forty percent and the
Speaker 1: election model that has been used in Wisconsin for fourteen years,
Speaker 1: you know, has Donald Trump and you up by a
Speaker 1: point and a half to two points. Do you believe
Speaker 1: that's accurate and that the Democrats would have to win
Speaker 1: tomorrow in numbers that they've never reached in Wisconsin ever before.
Speaker 1: Do you believe that's the state of the race going
Speaker 1: into the tomorrow?
Speaker 3: You know, I'm like you, I'm cautiously optimistic, but I
Speaker 3: really feel the energies on our side and the amount
Speaker 3: of people that are coming up and to say you
Speaker 3: have to win, we have to take our country backs.
Speaker 3: The crowds for us versus the crowds for them are
Speaker 3: night and day different. If you drove around our state,
Speaker 3: the amount of signs you see for Trump and Huvedy
Speaker 3: versus Harrison Baldwin, it's a ninety ten ratio. So I
Speaker 3: feel really good. But you know, Sean, it all comes
Speaker 3: down to the people that are listening, the people that
Speaker 3: live in our state. You not only have to get
Speaker 3: out and vote. You got to get your friends, your neighbors,
Speaker 3: your colleagues, the people you go to church with, or
Speaker 3: go hunting or fishing or whatever activities you do with.
Speaker 3: If everybody gets out and gets them out to vote,
Speaker 3: we will win this thing and then we can start
Speaker 3: taking our country back in a positive direction.
Speaker 1: We really appreciate it. You've run a great race. Thanks
Speaker 1: so much, Eric Hovedy in Wisconsin, and the states that
Speaker 1: matter the most are simple as Georgia, it is North Carolina, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: it is Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada. And that's what it's
Speaker 1: it's going to come down to, you know. If you
Speaker 1: want to sum up. Kamala Harris, who was asked the
Speaker 1: question to comment on what is it Prop thirty six
Speaker 1: in California, and it actually is laughable. She won't answer
Speaker 1: a question as usual, and so like, Kamala, do you
Speaker 1: still stand for a taxpayer funded sex trade and surgeries
Speaker 1: for illegal immigrants? Did you know I was born in
Speaker 1: a middle class family. I mean, and it's it's like
Speaker 1: you just can't make it up because she never answers anything. Listen,
Speaker 1: how did you vote on Prop?
Speaker 3: Thirty six?
Speaker 2: So I have my ballot is on its way to California,
Speaker 2: trust the system that it will arrive there. And I
Speaker 2: am not going to talk about the vote on that
Speaker 2: because I honestly it's the Sunday before the election and
Speaker 2: I don't intend to create an endorsement one way or
Speaker 2: another around it. So but I did vote.
Speaker 1: Why can't you just answer? You know, I am hesitant
Speaker 1: to share with you where I think I think this
Speaker 1: campaign is. I was on Fox and Friends this morning.
Speaker 1: I'll be on America's newsroom tomorrow and be a part
Speaker 1: of election coverage tomorrow night on Fox. But look right
Speaker 1: now going into tomorrow, just to give you some hope,
Speaker 1: is it is obvious that Kamala has a math problem.
Speaker 1: And the math problem is this simple. Is It's not
Speaker 1: just demographics, it is actual turnout. And now if you
Speaker 1: listen to Democrats and the media, state run medium mob,
Speaker 1: they would have you think she's the most popular person
Speaker 1: ever to run for the presidency. She's not. Because you
Speaker 1: would think if everyone was so jacked up about voting
Speaker 1: for Kamala and so hyped up about it, that they'd
Speaker 1: be out voting. Well, they're not turning out the vote.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, she's having more trouble. I mean,
Speaker 1: you have dramatic declines, massive declines by hundreds of thousands
Speaker 1: of votes with key demographics. They are not meeting the
Speaker 1: numbers that they would need. Now, what does this mean?
Speaker 1: Does this mean hennity? That contradicts what you just said
Speaker 1: that we have to assume that our vote is going
Speaker 1: to decide the election. It doesn't assume it at all. However,
Speaker 1: based on these early voting numbers, as I look at
Speaker 1: you know, for example, it was actually written up by
Speaker 1: a Democratic data expert, Tom Bonnier is his name, and
Speaker 1: he said he broke it into three demographics urban turnout,
Speaker 1: female turnout, rural turnout. And the one thing that we
Speaker 1: have in common is urban turnout is down hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands in every single swing state, female turnout down you know,
Speaker 1: by either tens or hundreds of thousands, depending on the
Speaker 1: individual state, and rural turnout is up dramatically for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And it is you can say through the roof now
Speaker 1: or have Republicans by voting or early accountibalized day of voting.
Speaker 1: The problem with even giving you any of this data is,
Speaker 1: I don't want any of it to impact you, because, Yeah,
Speaker 1: the one thing that I think the Republicans did pretty
Speaker 1: well is they weren't just targeting what you know, you
Speaker 1: might call in radio or TV P one or your
Speaker 1: everyday viewer or a listener, but maybe you know, lower
Speaker 1: propensity or mid propensity voters is the terms that they use.
Speaker 1: They did make a strong effort to get people that
Speaker 1: were lower propensity mid propensity voters. A mid propensity voter
Speaker 1: might be somebody that votes every four years, but they
Speaker 1: won't vote in a midterm or they vote every other
Speaker 1: election year, a lower propensity voter. So they did turn
Speaker 1: out more and that and that means that they can
Speaker 1: focus on people showing up tomorrow. But I wouldn't. I
Speaker 1: if you're going to take one thing out of the
Speaker 1: aggregate polls. I would take one, and that is they're
Speaker 1: all dead even close. Now, the posters that have nailed
Speaker 1: it in twenty sixteen and twenty twenty. You know, for
Speaker 1: example that we have on regularly on this program, Robert K.
Speaker 1: Haley Trafalgar insider advantage, that's Matt Towery. You know they
Speaker 1: now for example, Trafalgar has Georgia at forty eight three.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, yeah, forty eight three to forty five nine.
Speaker 1: He has North Carolina forty nine to four to forty
Speaker 1: six to two. He has Well Ohio, he has Bernie
Speaker 1: Moreno in a dead even race, which is if you're
Speaker 1: going to vote for Trump, I don't understand why you
Speaker 1: wouldn't vote for a Republican senator and Republican congressman, because
Speaker 1: otherwise he's just hurting the president's ability to get his agenda.
Speaker 1: Donew Trafalgar has in Wisconsin the opposite of Matt Towery,
Speaker 1: So I would put the two of them together. Has
Speaker 1: Trump down by a point in Wisconsin, and in the
Speaker 1: Senate race there it's literally and we just had on
Speaker 1: Eric Hubdy, you know, forty eight four to forty seven nine.
Speaker 1: That's a zero point five percent difference, that's how close
Speaker 1: this all is. In Pennsylvania it's forty eight four to
Speaker 1: forty six seven. And the Senate race, Dave McCormick is
Speaker 1: up in the Trafalgar pol forty seven four to forty
Speaker 1: five nine. These are all neck and neck races. Now,
Speaker 1: do you understand why I'm messaging one thing to you?
Speaker 1: And that is very very importantly that everybody understand or
Speaker 1: think that their vote will be the deciding vote. Also,
Speaker 1: Trafalgar Trump up by two in Arizona, very very close,
Speaker 1: Arizona Senate race, two point race out there, insider advantage
Speaker 1: in Arizona, it's a three point race in favor of Trump.
Speaker 1: Michigan it's dead even according to Matt towery forty seven
Speaker 1: forty seven. In Wisconsin it's Trump forty nine forty eight,
Speaker 1: the exact opposite of Trafalgar. Well, that's how even that is.
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania one point race, forty nine forty eight. You know,
Speaker 1: North Carolina forty nine forty seven. Do you understand this
Speaker 1: is why I'm saying. If you're in Georgia, if you're
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania, if you are in North Carolina, if you're
Speaker 1: in Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada. Just assume that your vote
Speaker 1: will will be the deciding vote in this election and otherwise,
Speaker 1: and please take the time to vote. Plan on it
Speaker 1: tomorrow either do. The best thing to do would be
Speaker 1: to get up early. Get up early, get it out
Speaker 1: of the way, be there when the polls open. Wait,
Speaker 1: call your boss. You might be late. Anybody on my
Speaker 1: team that works for me and wants to vote is
Speaker 1: online and they're late. If they're late, if they don't,
Speaker 1: if they can't make it to work that day, I'm
Speaker 1: going to be fine with it. Day off anyway. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety four one Seawn or number if you
Speaker 1: want to be part of the program.