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Speaker 1: Coming up on Special Report, we are taking a trip

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Speaker 1: around the US, touching base with our RAB correspondence to

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Speaker 1: find out what voters are thinking.

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Speaker 2: And we'll touch base with special reports from our very

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Speaker 2: own Tara Doll and Michelle back Is from Milwaukee and Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 2: You don't want to miss this, all of it right

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Speaker 2: now on Special Report.

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Speaker 3: Welcome into Special Report.

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Speaker 1: On this election day, I am Bo Davidson alongside Emily Finn.

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Speaker 3: Emily, we are here. We are here.

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Speaker 2: You know, it feels like my birthday. It feels like

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Speaker 2: I've been waiting for this all year. I don't know

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Speaker 2: what to do with all this excitement.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know what, look, folks, this has been

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Speaker 1: a long ride for all of us. For you, I'm

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Speaker 1: sure watching it at home, you're probably stressed out who's

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Speaker 1: going to win? And you know what, we have to

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Speaker 1: take a moment sometimes and just take a pause and

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Speaker 1: believe in the process, believe in our elections, because thank God,

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Speaker 1: our founding fathers gave us this right to be able

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Speaker 1: to pursue democracy. Emily and just you know, to have

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Speaker 1: a country where we can have a free and fair election.

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Speaker 2: Amen to that, bough and the free and fair election

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Speaker 2: is going to be what everyone is glued to their

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Speaker 2: TV screens looking at today. We have our teams in

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Speaker 2: most of the battleground states. We want to check in

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Speaker 2: with David Zeer, who is joining us from Raleigh, North Carolina.

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Speaker 4: David tell us, what are you seeing on the ground.

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Speaker 5: Oh boy, We are in Wake County and the rallying.

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Speaker 6: Dorham area here in North Carolina. This is a very

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Speaker 6: very blue.

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Speaker 5: District plus fifteen plus seventeen plus nineteen past elections. But

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Speaker 5: there's a lot of action going on here in the ground,

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Speaker 5: and I think this is going to be a battle

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Speaker 5: of the battleground states here. I think both sides are

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Speaker 5: claiming at this point that they have the ground game.

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Speaker 5: Jason Simmons in North Carolina GOP chair said yesterday, I

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Speaker 5: in any of one hundred counties in North Carolina than

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Speaker 5: they were doing before. But I interviewed Congresswoman Deborah Deborah

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Speaker 5: Ross earlier from this area, a second congressional Democratic cognressman

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Speaker 5: outside the largest polling station here, and I also interviewed

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Speaker 5: our Republican counterpart, colonel in the Army and APACHE pilot

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Speaker 5: Alan Swain, but she's up in the polls and she

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Speaker 5: told me that the Democrats have the ground game hands

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Speaker 5: down here, along with Jamie Harrison, head of the DNC,

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Speaker 5: says they have the best ground game here since two

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Speaker 5: thousand and eight. So I don't know who to believe

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Speaker 5: at this point. Both sides are claiming there's a lot

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Speaker 5: I will say that most people on the ground, including

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Speaker 5: at Republican precinct leaders to the precinct captains and saying

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Speaker 5: they want to volunteer for Donald Trump, and that they

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Speaker 6: They also see.

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Speaker 5: Democrats who come up to them and say, I am

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Speaker 5: not voting for Kamala Harris. But there's other deficits here

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Speaker 5: I believe less women in early voting. They think the

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Speaker 5: black votes down sixteen percent in early voting here, which

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Speaker 5: an enthusiasm gap for Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 6: And the big.

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Speaker 5: Story here is that on affiliateds have early voted outpacing

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Speaker 3: David, let's nice talk about that for a yeal On affiliate.

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Speaker 1: I think a lot of people don't understand how important

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Speaker 3: Would you say that maybe on about a sixty to.

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Speaker 1: Forty percent scale, those are really conservatives who may not

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Speaker 3: Would you say that's accurate?

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Speaker 5: And remember a liberal is a conservative who's never been mugged.

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Speaker 6: I've always thought of them, and the independent vote and

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Speaker 5: Has sometimes not as motivated to go out and vote

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Speaker 5: They're thirty two percent are Democrats, and they're going to

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Speaker 5: And I think the key to this for the Republicans

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Speaker 2: Yeah, And David. I mean you were in the thick

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Speaker 4: Alan Swain. Can you tell us a little bit more

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Speaker 2: I feel like some of these down ballot races are

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Speaker 5: Well, the down ballot race is the key ones here

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Speaker 6: Because we may lose two seats in New York, we

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Speaker 5: Michigan, but it's going to be very close. So Alan

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Speaker 5: Swain is a retired colonel. He's spent twenty six years

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Speaker 5: nicest guy you ever met. He's running, though, but it's

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Speaker 5: But you know, this guy's like salt of the earth,

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Speaker 5: I'm sorry, in Rally and Wake County and then you

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Speaker 5: but they expect a massive turnout today from the western counties.

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Speaker 5: These people are angry at the federal response. And twenty

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Speaker 2: Well, David, I believe we do have a clip of

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Speaker 2: your interview with Swayin.

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Speaker 4: We want to played that for our viewers now.

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Speaker 5: At the Briar Creek Poling Station rally, North Carolina, Wake County,

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Speaker 6: How are you, sir? Fine?

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Speaker 7: Thank you, great to meet you. I appreciate this opportunity.

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Speaker 5: You know, what's important about today, what's what's going on.

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Speaker 7: Well, today's the what we've all been fighting for for

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Speaker 7: the last couple of years. We're want to make a difference.

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Speaker 7: That's why I stepped into the race, try and make

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Speaker 5: You served in the army for twenty six years. You

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Speaker 7: Tell us about your service, and he says, I feel artilleryman.

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Speaker 7: Then I flew Attack helicopters after flight school, flew Cobra's.

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Speaker 7: Then I flew Apache helicopters exceptional commanded it for I'm sorry.

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Speaker 7: I flew apaches at Fort Bragg. But then I commanded

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Speaker 6: Wow, so you're a full bird colonel. You retired.

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Speaker 7: I am twenty six years. My wife's retired twenty two years.

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Speaker 7: The decision was, we were deploying so much. One of

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Speaker 6: Why did you decide to run for office?

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Speaker 7: More for my grandkids and my future great grandkids. We've

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Speaker 7: got a nearly thirty six trillion dollars debt. We got

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Speaker 7: to do something. Have a Unit party up there in Washington,

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Speaker 7: d C. I want to throw them all out, but

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and your opponent.

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Speaker 5: You know, this is a deep blue district here, right,

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Speaker 6: To close the gap.

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Speaker 7: We're trying. We're focusing in on the center, the people

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Speaker 6: Yea, I wanted to talk about that.

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Speaker 5: So people are telling me here the preesting chairman more

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Speaker 5: We're still waiting for twenty nine hundred of them to

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Speaker 7: The question is have we touched them all in the

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Speaker 7: I would say they're leaning read the question, is today's

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Speaker 5: Now, because they beat the Republican and Democrat vote in

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Speaker 7: In fact, Wait County in early voting. In early voting,

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Speaker 7: the highest voter populations come out of our human as independence.

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Speaker 5: Also, oh wow, so today's the big day for you

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Speaker 6: What they got to do well?

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Speaker 7: First of all, I'd like you to come out and

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Speaker 7: vote for Alan Swain. I am a retired Army colonel.

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Speaker 7: I did two tours at the Pentagon, serve two presidents

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Speaker 7: do something about our debt. I want to close the border.

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Speaker 7: I want to protect Title nine women in sports. And

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Speaker 7: my opponent, who walked out on a debate on US

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Speaker 6: She has contempt for the voters by doing that.

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Speaker 7: No, I just think she thinks she can get away

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Speaker 7: her know where I was campaigning during the seventeen days

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Speaker 6: Well.

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Speaker 5: Posts close at seven thirty today. In the interim, where

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Speaker 7: I'm hitting all one hundred and fifty five precincts here

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Speaker 7: I'm just trying to help shore up and thank all

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Speaker 7: the volunteers, because the volunteers are what make or break

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Speaker 6: All right, everybody.

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Speaker 5: Colonel Allen Swain running for Congress in the second Congressional district,

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Speaker 5: thank you so much for taking the time.

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Speaker 3: Thank you very much.

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Speaker 6: I appreciate it.

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Speaker 7: And please go to Swain for Congress and come out

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Speaker 7: and vote for me today.

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Speaker 6: Appreciate it. Thank copy of that. Thank you, Thank you.

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Speaker 3: David. Great interview.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I just wanted to add seven hundred and twenty

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Speaker 1: And he says real quickly, David just about fifteen seconds

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Speaker 5: Like I said that plus two in the western counties

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Speaker 5: They're angry, they're upset. I think they are going to

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Speaker 3: Well, thank you so much, David. We appreciate you.

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Speaker 6: Thank you so much.

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Speaker 3: Guns all right, coming up.

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Speaker 1: We'll have Brian Glenn, who's right here in West Palm Beach,

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Speaker 3: Emily. We've got a lot to cover. Yes, we do vote.

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Speaker 4: We'll see you in just a moment.

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Speaker 2: Oh, welcome back to this election day edition of Special

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Speaker 4: This is actually where President Trump cast his ballot today.

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Speaker 1: Both that's right, And he was there with his wife, Milania,

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Speaker 1: And you know, Emily, something I thought that was notable,

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Speaker 3: It is a uniting party.

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Speaker 1: You think about the Democrats who've come over, RFK Elon Musk,

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Speaker 2: There are two pretty big events here in Palm Beach.

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Speaker 2: There's one at the Palm Beach Convention Center and then

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Speaker 4: Musk is going to be a special guest at that event.

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Speaker 4: You know it's going to be a packed house.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, You've got Tulci Gabbard that came over, You've got

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Speaker 1: the whole MAHA Make America Healthy Again movement, Joe Rogan

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Speaker 1: we've heard about Donald Trump being a divider, someone who

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Speaker 1: seeing someone that's pulling from other parties, is uniting Muslims, Jews, Christians,

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Speaker 1: could it be a divisive thing to say we want

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Speaker 3: Emily, I think that is so spot on.

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Speaker 2: Bow And if you think about all these endorsements that

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Speaker 4: Right, you see Katie Perry who was out.

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Speaker 2: when again, like you said, Bo, he's the one uniting

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Speaker 4: This morning, he was confident.

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Speaker 2: He said that the Republicans are coming out in full force,

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Speaker 2: So it's going to be really interesting to see how

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Speaker 1: And interestingly enough, something that Steve Gruber of very Own

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Speaker 1: Steve Gruber of America's Voice Live said this morning on

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Speaker 1: American Sunrise, men men, men, men, men, men, calling all men.

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Speaker 1: They're coming out to vote, and that should say something

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Speaker 2: And even take that a step further, Republicans, historically speaking,

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and let's talk about Pennsylvania too. Obviously, this is

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Speaker 1: vote for Donald Trump because we want peace, we want unity.

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Speaker 1: These are things that you're just not typically used to seeing.

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Speaker 1: Those are all really great points, bo. I think it's

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Speaker 2: Like you said, Pennsylvania with those nineteen electoral votes, that

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Speaker 2: carries a whole lot of weight. We do have correspondents

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Speaker 2: You're at the convention center for US, Brian, and tell

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Speaker 8: Well, good afternoon on election day here in South Florida. Now,

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Speaker 8: as I pulled up to the West Palm Beach Convention Center,

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Speaker 9: To my knowledge from.

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Speaker 8: They're expecting about four thousand people in this convention center

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Speaker 10: Now.

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Speaker 9: He is expected to come here.

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Speaker 8: At some point during the night now, depending I guests

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Speaker 8: a doubt, the energy in this room is going to

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Speaker 8: be electric, as we have all been waiting for this,

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Speaker 2: Andrews, Yeah, it almost does. You can feel real that

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Speaker 2: We are hearing rumors that Elon Musk may be in

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Speaker 2: I were just talking about this how Trump has really

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Speaker 8: Yeah? I could confirm that he is a guest at

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Speaker 8: But Maria Logo. Think about this for a second. Security

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Speaker 8: So if people had plans to, you know, drive by

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Speaker 6: In from Algo, it's not going to happen.

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Speaker 8: They have all the roads blocked off because, as you

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Speaker 1: Brian, I want to talk to you right now, not

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Speaker 3: We have over analyzed the hell out of this race,

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Speaker 1: The end of the day, a person goes into a

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Speaker 1: for a better republic. And I just want to get

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Speaker 9: That's a great point both.

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Speaker 8: I was telling a friend earlier that I read a

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Speaker 9: And I said, of course she's going to say that.

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Speaker 9: That's her messaging.

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Speaker 8: But at the end of the day, Americans are going

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Speaker 9: And I kind of bring up a good point.

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Speaker 8: People that consider themselves independent are political party affiliated. I

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Speaker 11: Publicly and say that they're conservative or they're perhaps a

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Speaker 11: But at the end of the day, I do think people,

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Speaker 12: But you know, I do think it's a very personal

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Speaker 2: To put you off to your We are so excited

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Speaker 2: but stay with us. We'll be checking in with Pennsylvania

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Speaker 2: with our very own Michelle.

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Speaker 3: Back Is.

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Speaker 13: Rev Family. It all comes down to this, Donald Trump's

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Speaker 13: gonna win. Can reclaim this country. We can save this country.

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Speaker 12: Real America's Voice brings you Election twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 2: We'll protect America's future. We want to head out to Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 2: where there have been some ups and downs this election season,

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Speaker 2: from finding non citizens voting, to voting machine malfunctions and

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Speaker 2: Our co host Michelle Backus has gone back to her

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Speaker 4: Michelle, tell us, what have you been seeing.

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Speaker 16: I'll tell you what, guys.

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Speaker 17: Pennsylvania is the most critical state in this election. I'm

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Speaker 17: doubling down on it, so it makes sense that a

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Speaker 17: lot of eyes are on this state. Is some questionable

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Speaker 17: things appeared now something that happened today earlier in the morning,

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Speaker 17: where we were receiving reports that some of the voting

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Speaker 17: machines were down in some Pennsylvania counties. So we decided

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Speaker 16: On, and believe we have that clip.

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Speaker 17: This is what happened in Cambrier County when the voting

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Speaker 18: This is a specimen ballot. This is not an actual ballot.

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Speaker 18: We are not allowed to take ballots out of the building.

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Speaker 18: So to show you there are codes, there's a scan

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Speaker 18: codes on the sides of ballots of the actual ballots

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Speaker 18: when you go inside to get them, and what happens

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Speaker 18: is two or three of them the dots are missing

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Speaker 18: extra little details on them which the computers then read

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Speaker 18: in order to accept scanning everybody's vote, So the computer

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Speaker 18: system is not scanning the printed ballots correctly. However, we

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Speaker 18: have two different things in place to go ahead and

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Speaker 18: categorize around that. And what that is is the Express

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Speaker 18: Vote to Ballots, which is a system that we had

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Speaker 18: put in number of years ago to help with disabled

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Speaker 18: citizens who could not fill out a ballot. Actually goes

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Speaker 18: ahead and takes a touch pad response for a person

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Speaker 18: and then we'll print out a ballot that is scannable.

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Speaker 18: We have resorted to that option, and we've also allowed

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Speaker 18: our voters to go ahead and choose the right to

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Speaker 18: actually submit to the regular ballot with the scanning issues

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Speaker 18: and put it into our lock box, so that at

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Speaker 18: the end of the evening we will count them by hand,

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Speaker 18: good old fashioned America.

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Speaker 16: And do you have the key on your hand? So

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Speaker 16: this is a cured block.

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Speaker 3: I have the key on my hands right now.

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Speaker 18: Nobody can actually get access into that box, and I'm

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Speaker 18: not allowed to get into it by myself. I get

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Speaker 18: into it with my team altogether, and we count it

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Speaker 18: all together.

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Speaker 16: Ali, do you have any idea how that happened with

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Speaker 16: the code there?

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Speaker 13: No, No.

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Speaker 18: At seven two, we were trying to scan through the

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Speaker 18: first person's ballot and the computer just rejected and said

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Speaker 18: it couldn't be scanned. Usually the computer tells us that

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Speaker 18: and we have to go ahead and deal with the ballot.

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Speaker 18: This one happened not only for the first person, the

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Speaker 18: At which point we contacted the courthouse where the phone

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Speaker 18: get back to everybody after the voicemails went through. When

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Speaker 18: they discovered that was the problem, they sent people out

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Speaker 18: with extra express vote ballots so that we could go

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Speaker 18: ahead and use the express vote if.

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Speaker 16: That's what people chose.

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Speaker 18: More prominently, it has been a matter up to the

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Speaker 18: voters to decide how they wish to vote. As long

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Speaker 18: as we have them checked in, they get one ballot,

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Speaker 18: they get to submit one vote, and everybody gets the

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Speaker 18: right to do so. We have people bringing in mail

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Speaker 18: in ballots that they chose not to mail in, and

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Speaker 18: they are surrendering them so that they can still vote

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Speaker 18: here in person by hand.

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Speaker 16: Now have you extended the deadline today? I have not

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Speaker 16: extended the deadline.

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Speaker 18: However, Greg Nubauer and other members at the courthouse did

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Speaker 18: file for an extension. We did just receive confirmation while

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Speaker 18: you were waiting for me to come out here that

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Speaker 18: extension has been granted.

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Speaker 16: I believe it's till ten o'clock.

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Speaker 18: I haven't had a chance to fully review the memo

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Speaker 18: that just came out. Please go vote, Please go out.

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Speaker 18: Please make sure that everything is being done to make

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Speaker 18: will got start it out, gonna cry stand by it

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Speaker 18: to make sure you have that right.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Michelle, one person, one ballot, one vote. I think

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Speaker 1: that's what everybody should agree on. I want to ask you,

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Speaker 1: Michelle also about this Pennsylvania Senate race between McCormick and Casey. Now,

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Speaker 1: the RCP average gives the Democrat Casey a lead of

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Speaker 1: about plus one point eight. You and I talked about

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Speaker 1: this before, and that's pretty small. So any ideas as

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Speaker 1: to which way this could go if he could piggyback

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Speaker 1: on a Trump win, if he wins the Keystone State.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, McCormick, how has been knocking on the door here,

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Speaker 17: slowly inching his way forward. And I'll tell you what

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Speaker 17: that polling has gotten better, especially over the past month.

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Speaker 17: And this isn't a very important race for Republicans to win.

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Speaker 17: Of course, McCormick needs to come in. He's been traversing

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Speaker 17: the state. Ironically saw him at penn State with vik

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Speaker 17: Ramaswami the other day. But nonetheless, there is a possibility

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Speaker 17: in which Trump can win Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 16: And McCormick can lose. That's something that we're not in discount.

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Speaker 17: There a lot of people hoping that McCormick can kind

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Speaker 17: of ride the cotails of Trump here and slide into

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Speaker 17: that victory. Nonetheless, Bob Casey being the incumbent, still having

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Speaker 17: that very small margin, but definitely a small competitive edge.

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Speaker 16: It's a race that I'm going to be closely watching tonight.

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Speaker 2: Bo Yeah, and Michelle, I do want to ask you

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Speaker 2: about some key voting demographics in Pennsylvania. There's one that

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Speaker 2: is a little unexpected, the Amish vote. I know we

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Speaker 2: were talking a little bit about this yesterday when you

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Speaker 2: So tell us what are you hearing about the Amish vote?

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Speaker 13: Is this?

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Speaker 4: Could this really make or break Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 3: I'll tell you what.

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Speaker 16: It definitely could make a difference.

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Speaker 17: Emily, their viral pictures going around of Amish horse and

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Speaker 17: buggies with the Trump flag on them. I give a

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Speaker 17: lot of credit to Scott Presler. He's been out registering

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Speaker 17: the Amish to vote. And if you think about it.

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Speaker 17: I have to give credit to the Republican Party over

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Speaker 17: this past year with the change of leadership. They've been

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Speaker 17: courting new voters, registering new Republicans, explaining, educating them in

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Speaker 17: their own sense. They've been going to hunting expos. They've

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Speaker 17: been going to the homage community. This is how your

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Speaker 17: life can be better. Other than President Trump, this is

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Speaker 17: what he stands for. And this relates to you because

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Speaker 17: you're a gun owner, you're in the farming community, and

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Speaker 17: they've made massive gains.

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Speaker 16: Doing things that way. In fact, we're right outside of

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Speaker 16: Bucks County.

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Speaker 17: And I'll tell you what, just looking at some of

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Speaker 17: this early voting data and whatnot, Republicans here in Bucks

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Speaker 17: County have outpaced what their numbers were back in twenty twenty,

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Speaker 17: again flipping that pivotal county from blue to red. And

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Speaker 17: I'll tell you what I think, Bucks County is going

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Speaker 17: to be one of those remaining counties that decides what

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Speaker 16: It's going to be huge.

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Speaker 3: And Michelle, what do you think about the uncommitted vote.

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Speaker 1: There's some analys that says that those who show up

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Speaker 1: on election day generally favor the challenger, which in this

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Speaker 1: case would be Donald Trump. So of those uncommitted that

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Speaker 1: are not saying publicly who they're voting for, do you

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Speaker 1: think that sways more towards Donald Trump of those that

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Speaker 1: are coming out to vote today.

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Speaker 17: Back in twenty sixteen, I remember the silent majority.

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Speaker 16: You know, you don't want to say you were Trump's

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Speaker 16: support of it.

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Speaker 17: You knew you made eye contact, there were little subtle

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Speaker 17: things you picked up.

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Speaker 16: And I think we're starting to see that happen again.

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Speaker 17: And the polling actually even suggested that some of these

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Speaker 17: independents are afraid of the blowblack or the cancel culture

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Speaker 17: the Democrats have created with their violent rhetoric, and that's

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Speaker 17: exactly why they don't want to admit who they're voting for.

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Speaker 17: But right now you have a team Rfk Junior, Toulsi Gabbard,

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Speaker 17: Elon Musk, Donald Trump. It's not like you're just getting

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Speaker 17: one candidate. You were appealing to so many Americans and

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Speaker 17: that's why I think that this could really shift the vote.

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Speaker 17: Now again, it goes back to what I said, what

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Speaker 17: is the argument on the Democrat side. It's abortion, which

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Speaker 17: we could get into in a later date. Kamlo won't

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Speaker 17: be able to do anything about that if she is president.

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Speaker 16: But outside of that, it's just the fact that you

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Speaker 16: hate Trump art Michelle.

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Speaker 1: Pulse, We got to go now, but well, thanks so

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Speaker 1: much for reporting. We'll be back with you in just

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Speaker 1: a minute. And coming up, we are heading over to

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Speaker 1: Maricopa County in Arizona to check in with our very

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Speaker 1: own ben Bergwamp.

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Speaker 3: We will be right back. Stay with us now.

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Speaker 1: The October fifteenth deadline has come and gone. Are you

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Speaker 1: prepared for what's coming? Do you owe back taxes or

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Speaker 1: are your tax returns still unfiled? Have you missed the

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to Speck Report this election day. Now, we

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Speaker 1: Arizona with our very own RAV reporter and host of

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Speaker 1: Law and Border, Ben Bergwam, Hey Ben, what's going on

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Speaker 1: out there in Maricopa County?

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Speaker 6: Really?

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Speaker 19: Well, you know, it's interesting, a little slower day than

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Speaker 19: I expected. We've been to a couple polling locations. We're

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Speaker 19: hearing reports from other ones. We were down at the

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Speaker 19: election office earlier for a press conference. I was actually

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Speaker 19: pretty lame. We actually got our press credentials this year.

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Speaker 19: They denied us last year, denied our first Amendment right,

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Speaker 19: gave them to us this year, but then wouldn't answer

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Speaker 19: any of our questions. So that was a little disheartening.

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Speaker 19: But as far as the vote totals go, it's interesting.

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Speaker 19: The last number I saw the Democrats are getting about

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Speaker 19: nineteen percent of the vote. The Republicans are at twenty

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Speaker 19: or excuse me, forty three percent, and the independents were

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Speaker 19: at thirty seven percent. So I'm actually getting some new

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Speaker 19: numbers in right now. Democrats are at thirty four percent

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Speaker 19: or thirty four thousand, the Republicans are at fifty eight thousand,

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Speaker 19: and Independence are at fifty eight thousand, so even spread

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Speaker 19: between Independence and Republicans and smaller number on the Democrat side.

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Speaker 19: The big question is how does that independent vote split,

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Speaker 19: and so we're waiting to see on that. But I

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Speaker 19: did have the opportunity. We've met with Carrie Lake several

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Speaker 19: times today. We also met with her last night. I

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Speaker 19: had an opportunity interviewer and here's a little bit of

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Speaker 19: what she had.

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Speaker 6: To say.

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Speaker 9: The night before the election.

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Speaker 19: Carrie, what's your sense of how things are going right now?

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Speaker 20: I feel good, but I only feel good if the

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Speaker 20: people who have not voted up until right now show

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Speaker 20: up tomorrow. We're at a critical point tomorrow. We either

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Speaker 20: take our country back and save our country or we

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Speaker 20: lose it forever.

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Speaker 9: And that's where we are.

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Speaker 20: And we've had a huge turnout in early voting. We're

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Speaker 20: up over two hundred thousand votes over the Democrats.

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Speaker 3: That's unheard of in Arizona.

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Speaker 20: And tomorrow we decide if we want to win it,

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Speaker 20: and that means everybody who hasn't voted, and this is

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Speaker 20: where the rural counties are going to show up. Everybody

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Speaker 20: who hasn't voted their election day voters. If they show

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Speaker 20: up tomorrow and vote, we win this election. That's it's

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Speaker 20: appear and simple.

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Speaker 2: We win.

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Speaker 20: But if they don't show up, we say goodbye to

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Speaker 20: this incredible republic that our founding fathers helped create, that

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Speaker 20: God had a hand in creating.

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Speaker 3: So I'm hopeful.

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Speaker 9: We're working hard.

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Speaker 3: We're here in Prescott, Arizona.

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Speaker 20: It's such a historic part of our country and our state.

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Speaker 20: Very Goldwater announced his presidency here about not even a

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Speaker 20: block a half of lock away from where I'm standing

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Speaker 20: right now, And tonight we're having a huge rally there.

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Speaker 20: It's cold in Prescott, Arizona, and it's not always hot

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Speaker 20: and warm in Arizona. And the people are showing up,

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Speaker 20: they're dressing up, they're bundling up, and tonight we're going

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Speaker 20: to show up and tell America that we're going to

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Speaker 20: save Arizona and save America.

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Speaker 19: Can you look at the Secretary of State, How concerned

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Speaker 19: are you about that? And repeat of twenty two.

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Speaker 20: Then I wake up at three o'clock every ever morning

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Speaker 20: and lay awake for a couple of hours worrying about

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Speaker 20: our country, the state of our elections. I, like many

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Speaker 20: other Arizonans and Americans, I want to reform our elections

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Speaker 20: so that every voter, whether the most hardcore Democrat, hardcore

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Speaker 20: Republican are somewhere in between, has faith in our elections

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Speaker 20: once again. And we're not there yet, and we need

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Speaker 20: to reform our elections. We got to get there, but

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Speaker 20: we have to win to do that. And what I

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Speaker 20: think we need to do is to overwhelm the system.

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Speaker 20: We need to get patriots out there to say we're

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Speaker 20: going to vote, even though we don't have total faith

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Speaker 20: in the system. We're going to show up and vote

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Speaker 20: in droves. We're going to make it, as Trump says,

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Speaker 20: too big to rig. We're going to swamp the vote.

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Speaker 12: And I believe we're going to do that.

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Speaker 20: We're seeing that in the early voting right now so far,

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Speaker 20: but we have to have election day voting turnout, and

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Speaker 20: I think we're going to see that tomorrow.

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Speaker 4: I pray we do.

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Speaker 20: I know that the patriots, the silent majority who have

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Speaker 20: been very quiet but very fed up, the people, this state,

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Speaker 20: of this country.

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Speaker 3: We've been put through living.

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Speaker 20: Hell for the past four years and were retired of it.

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Speaker 20: We don't want to mask our children anymore. We don't

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Speaker 20: want to have our kids sent home because of a virus.

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Speaker 20: We don't want to have our business is shut down anymore.

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Speaker 20: We don't want to have a First Amendment taken from

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Speaker 20: us our second Amendment. These rights are God given and

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Speaker 20: our founding fathers we're willing to die for back. And

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Speaker 20: if we're not willing to die for our country, we're

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Speaker 20: not asking you to die for our country.

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Speaker 4: But we're asking you to.

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Speaker 20: Step up tomorrow and vote like your children and your

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Speaker 20: children's children and your grandchildren's lives depend on the nature.

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Speaker 20: And I think when we do that, we win in

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Speaker 20: an overwhelming fashion. I'm hopeful about tomorrow, but I'm also

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Speaker 20: a little worried if people get laps of days ago

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Speaker 20: and say, well, it looks like the numbers look really good.

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Speaker 20: Right now, we don't need to show up. No, we

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Speaker 20: have to show up tomorrow. Everything is on the line.

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Speaker 21: Tomorrow.

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Speaker 6: God bless you, Thank you, Kerry.

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Speaker 20: Thank you, Ben, and thank you real America's voice for

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Speaker 20: being true journalists at a time when we have not

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Speaker 20: had that.

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Speaker 9: And Ben Berkwam.

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Speaker 20: Covered this border in this state of Arizona better than

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Speaker 20: anybody I've ever met.

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Speaker 9: He understands the issues on the border, and we appreciate.

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Speaker 21: That so much.

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Speaker 20: When we get into office, President Trump, when I get

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Speaker 20: into the Senate.

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Speaker 3: We will secure the border.

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Speaker 20: We will confront the cartels, we will end the reign

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Speaker 20: of terror, we will stop the fentanyl scourge, and we

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Speaker 20: will bring back a strong, healthy, and great America once again.

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Speaker 16: God bless you all.

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Speaker 3: Wake up early and vote, vote, vote, vote.

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Speaker 2: Well that was a lovely little shout out to your

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Speaker 2: border reporting. At the end of that interview, Ben, we

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Speaker 2: know that Carrie Lake has a really crucial Senate race

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Speaker 2: there in Arizona. But I want to ask you about

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Speaker 2: something that she mentioned there, the silent majority. You were

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Speaker 2: talking about the independent vote in Maricopa County and how

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Speaker 2: it's really been a massive turnout, really really big numbers.

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Speaker 2: Do you believe that the independent vote there is going

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Speaker 2: to play out in Republicans favor? I mean, Bo and

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Speaker 2: I have been talking about this throughout the show historically, speaking,

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Speaker 2: Republicans do show up day of to vote. So what

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Speaker 2: is your prediction do you think that this is going

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Speaker 2: to play out? Like I said, in Republicans favor, Well, what.

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Speaker 19: We're seeing right now is about a two to one

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Speaker 19: split Republican to Democrats. So even if the independents split

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Speaker 19: heavy Democrat, which I don't think they will, it's still

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Speaker 19: I don't see it counteracting or the amount of just

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Speaker 19: Republican turnout, especially when Republicans are up two hundred thousand

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Speaker 19: votes in early voting. So right now, all signs are

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Speaker 19: looking good. But to Carrie's point, everybody, if you're a

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Speaker 19: Republican in the state, you've got to come out and vote,

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Speaker 19: and you've got to call anyone who's registered to vote

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Speaker 19: make sure they come out and vote as well.

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Speaker 9: That will decide it.

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Speaker 19: The main messages they have to outvote the fraud and

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Speaker 19: you have to show up in order to do that.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely, Ben, But we'll be checking in with you throughout

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Speaker 2: the evening. It is election day, big big night ahead

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Speaker 13: Donald Trump's gonna win. Can reclaim this country. We can

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Speaker 3: Tara, what is the sentiment out there in Milwaukee.

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Speaker 21: It's great to be with you and Milwaukee. I've heard

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Speaker 21: reports are that the turnout is good for in person voting.

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Speaker 21: We know that there has already been one and a

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Speaker 21: half million people here in Wisconsin that have already voted early.

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Speaker 21: And as we know from that leaked report from the

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Speaker 21: Democrats that what is down here the urban vote is

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Speaker 21: down one hundred thousand for early voting expectations, and the

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Speaker 21: women vote is down two hundred and thirty eight thousand.

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Speaker 21: But we'll see because here in Wisconsin, guys, you can

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Speaker 21: still register to vote today. If you go in and

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Speaker 21: you have an ID and you have a form of

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Speaker 21: your address proof of address, you can still register to vote.

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Speaker 21: And other reports that people that are registering today for

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Speaker 21: the first time that is also up in previous years.

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Speaker 21: So it's going to be interesting to see how this

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Speaker 21: all plays out. But some of the key counties to

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Speaker 21: watch tonight is Door County. We're here in Waukeshaw We're

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Speaker 21: going to be watching with the GOP Watch party tonight,

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Speaker 21: and this is also another key county. This has gone

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Speaker 21: for Trump in both twenty sixteen and twenty twenty, and

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Speaker 21: we know, guys that in twenty sixteen, Trump won Wisconsin

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Speaker 21: by only twenty thousand votes, and in twenty twenty Biden

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Speaker 21: had twenty thousand votes. So it's such. It is a

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Speaker 21: swing state, so every single vote here in Wisconsin counts.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Tara, we know that the Trump campaign has really

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Speaker 2: been focusing on Waukeshaw County. They've had a lot of

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Speaker 2: rallies there throughout this entire election season in Wisconsin is going.

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Speaker 4: To be crucial, crucial to be able to win. We

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Speaker 4: understand that you had.

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Speaker 2: An opportunity to talk with Congressman Dan Muser from the

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Speaker 2: ninth and District of Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 4: Can you tell us a little bit more about that.

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Speaker 21: Yeah, Yeah, we just came just we're in reading yesterday.

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Speaker 21: Guys flew into Milwaukee this morning and so we've been

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Speaker 21: crisscrossing between Milwaukee and Ori, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, and I

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Speaker 21: had an opportunity to interview him. And he's in a

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Speaker 21: critical race as well in Pennsylvania. We know that the

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Speaker 21: down ballot races are very critical in keeping the Senate

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Speaker 21: and the House in Pennsylvania and also here in Wisconsin

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Speaker 21: there's a big Senate race as well with Eric Covedy.

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Speaker 21: But I want to just play this interview from yesterday

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Speaker 21: at the Trump rally in Reading with Congressman Muser. We're

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Speaker 21: here in reading in Pennsylvania with Congressman Damn Muser. Congressman,

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Speaker 21: thank you so much for joining us. So do you

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Speaker 21: think Trump is going to win Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 9: I do.

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Speaker 10: Everything is going in our direction right now. We've worked

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Speaker 10: very hard on registration voter to turn out. The early

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Speaker 10: voting was very high. The enthusiasm for President Trump has

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Speaker 10: never been higher. Because President Trump inspires. President Trump is

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Speaker 10: about change. He's about correcting all of the things that

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Speaker 10: and Joe Biden broke, right they and look what they

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Speaker 10: leave behind. They leave behind a broken economy, a broken border,

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Speaker 10: and a broken world. And you know what, President Trump

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Speaker 10: knows how to fix this. He's going to fix it

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Speaker 10: faster than people can imagine. And that's why people are here.

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Speaker 10: They're just so relieved that election days coming up tomorrow,

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Speaker 10: we're going to have a new president, a great president,

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Speaker 10: somebody who's going to lead America to new heights. And

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Speaker 10: we need to we need to put the uh that

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Speaker 10: Biden Harris nightmare behind us.

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Speaker 22: There's been a win for the GOLP here with the

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Speaker 22: election integrity, but then there was the Supreme Court ruling

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Speaker 22: that was against the RNC. How confident are you in

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Speaker 22: a secure vote in Pennsylvania?

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Speaker 10: Well, great question. We've done a lot and we are

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Speaker 10: very prepared for protect the vote. That was as important

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Speaker 10: as maximizing the ballots. So the RNC, Laurien Trump, Michael Wadley,

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Speaker 10: our p g O, Pebman, we're working hand in hand,

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Speaker 10: very closely on the protect the vote initiatives, and frankly,

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Speaker 10: that's all it's been about for the last seven or

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Speaker 10: eight days because of the early voting. Now, there was

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Speaker 10: some chicanery pulled in Lancaster County. You may have heard

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Speaker 10: they try to put a bunch of over two thousand

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Speaker 10: fraudulent ballots, and we've been hearing skirmishes elsewhere.

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Speaker 9: But we're jumping on top of it.

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Speaker 10: We eat on our past and we have thousands, thousands

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Speaker 10: of PO workers out there, so we got lots of

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Speaker 10: sets of eyes on.

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Speaker 9: The vote count taking place. So all that's very important.

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Speaker 1: They know it.

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Speaker 10: It's gonna be very hard for them to cheat. And

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Speaker 10: in the same note, when we say make it too

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Speaker 10: big to rig, we mean it. We need a huge

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Speaker 10: vote to turn out to make sure that some of

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Speaker 10: those things that do take place that people say, oh,

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Speaker 10: you're always gonna have a little bit of that, which is,

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Speaker 10: you know, frankly nonsense. From my standpoint, there shouldn't be

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Speaker 10: any cheating, but we need to deliver more votes to

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Speaker 10: over compensate for that.

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Speaker 21: Do you think that, well know, on election tomorrow night,

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Speaker 21: who wins Pennsylvania?

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Speaker 9: You know, I really don't know. I think it's possible.

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Speaker 10: I do think honestly that President Trump's going to win

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Speaker 10: by one hundred and fife hundred and eight thousand, maybe

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Speaker 10: two hundred thousand votes.

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Speaker 9: So if that's the case, that'll do it. It will

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Speaker 9: show up.

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Speaker 10: And by the way, that's only two percent, so it'll

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Speaker 10: still be a close race.

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Speaker 9: But if not as long as if.

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Speaker 10: It takes another twenty four hours to show that we

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Speaker 10: won Pennsylvania in a highly integrity manner and with a

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Speaker 10: lot of confidence in the voter outcome, we're okay with that.

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Speaker 22: What are the Bellwether counties that you'll be watching tomorrow when.

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Speaker 3: The vote comes in.

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Speaker 9: Well, there's the Erie County. They like Cole, not the Bellweather.

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Speaker 10: But honestly, that probably doesn't matter as much as the

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Speaker 10: voter turnout in the southeast, the so called collar counties

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Speaker 10: Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, of Philadelphia count If we.

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Speaker 9: Can hold our own there, we will win.

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Speaker 10: Because sixty two of the counties of Pennsylvania to sixty seven,

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Speaker 10: President Trump's gonna win overwhelmingly. So again, we need the

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Speaker 10: surge there. We need to surge everywhere. We get people

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Speaker 10: to turn out as they want to. And I believe

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Speaker 10: it's going to happen almost definitely.

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Speaker 3: We will.

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Speaker 9: We should know before midnight tomorrow night. How about the.

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Speaker 22: Senate, Grace, what do you think is going to happen

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Speaker 22: with Dave McCormick.

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Speaker 16: And Bob Casey.

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Speaker 9: Great question, Tara.

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Speaker 10: I think the people of Pennsylvania have had enough of

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Speaker 10: Bob Casey. He has not delivered for anyone in the

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Speaker 10: last eighteen years. And Dave McCormick, I was with him

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Speaker 10: last night, is running a terrific campaign, tremendous enthusiasm. He's

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Speaker 10: a common sense, practical conservative problem solver that will be

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Speaker 10: hard working and we'll just look after Pennsylvania as he

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Speaker 10: looks after the United States.

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Speaker 9: He's a man service right. He was in the military,

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Speaker 9: he went to West Point, he was in the army.

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Speaker 9: He's got it all. He was a bit successful business person,

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Speaker 9: so we're very enthused about him.

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Speaker 10: And the last polls actually have him slightly up on

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Speaker 10: Bob Casey, so we think that's going to hold box.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, Congressman. I appreciate you taking a.

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Speaker 3: Dive shut out Tara, a great interview.

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Speaker 1: I want to ask you since you are in Milwaukee,

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Speaker 1: this is a state, Wisconsin, that a lot of Republicans

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Speaker 1: think it could go for Trump. But interestingly enough, you

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Speaker 1: mentioned the Senate race too, hub the verse Baldwin, tell

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Speaker 1: us what you know about that race, because I'm looking

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Speaker 1: at real clear politics and it's got Baldwin up plus

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Speaker 1: one point eight.

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Speaker 3: That's still extremely small.

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Speaker 1: So this is a state that very easily could go

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Speaker 1: not just for Trump, but a Republican victory for the Senate.

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Speaker 3: What are you what are you learning about that race? Yeah?

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Speaker 21: Absolutely, it is neck and neck and if you look

1034
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Speaker 21: at other polling two they are actually tied. So that

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Speaker 21: would be a huge win for the Senate race here

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Speaker 21: in Wisconsin. And another point too is Brett fare He

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Speaker 21: was out campaigning with the President at the Green Bay

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Speaker 21: rally and he's also has been sending out text messages

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Speaker 21: to people here in Wisconsin. People love him here in

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Speaker 21: the state, of course, to get out and vote. And

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Speaker 21: I think I've been hearing that Brown County, the Green

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Speaker 21: Bay area has had a very good turnout, So hopefully

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Speaker 21: we'll see if that is a good turnout in that county,

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Speaker 21: that could be a very good sign. They're saying for

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Speaker 21: Eric Hoved as well.

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Speaker 2: And Tara, I do want to ask you about this.

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Speaker 2: We've been checking in with our reporters and states all

1048
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Speaker 2: throughout the country. We just talked to Ben Burkwam in Arizona.

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Speaker 2: The border is going to be a top issue there.

1050
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Speaker 2: We were checking in with David Zeer in North Carolina.

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Speaker 2: We know that the hurricane hit that state pretty hard,

1052
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Speaker 2: so I would only imagine that the economy is going

1053
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Speaker 2: to be a top issue for those that are still

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Speaker 2: trying to recover. But I want to ask you about Wisconsin.

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Speaker 2: What do you think is the number one issue for

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Speaker 2: voters in that part of the US.

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Speaker 21: Lapolling shows that forty one percent is the economy is

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Speaker 21: the top issue here in Wisconsin by far, but then

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Speaker 21: in the top three is also immigration, and then you

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Speaker 21: also have abortion and crime is also a big issue

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Speaker 21: in Milwaukee especially, but also in just Wisconsin. So those

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Speaker 21: are the top issues that people are pulling here in Wisconsin.

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Speaker 21: But no matter where you go, guys, it is the

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Speaker 21: economy is number one, and then it's usually the immigration

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Speaker 21: and abortion is also up there here in Wisconsin.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and Tara, I'm getting this sense that Tim Walls

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Speaker 1: has not been the bell cow that they hoped he

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Speaker 1: would be for Wisconsin and Michigan.

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Speaker 3: Would you say that's true, just real quickly.

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Speaker 21: Yeah, absolutely, yeah, Tim Walls. I'm from Minnesota, so he's

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Speaker 21: the governor of our Minnesota and he has literally burned

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Speaker 21: it to the ground, guys, and I'm not even just

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Speaker 21: like physically like blm B.

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Speaker 3: Kara will be watching for so healthy. Thank you so much.

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Speaker 3: We'll check in with you tomorrow.

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Speaker 1: Well, thank you for watching this special election edition of

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Speaker 1: Special Report. We look forward to finding out Emily who

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Speaker 1: our next president will be, and we'll be here tomorrow

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Speaker 1: to discuss.

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Speaker 3: Have a great evening.

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Speaker 9: Be safe,