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Speaker 1: Freedom Hunt, Wednesday, August third edition. We had a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of primary elections come down last night, some important
Speaker 1: ones in Arizona, in Michigan, and we will make sense
Speaker 1: of all of that for you because this is a
Speaker 1: critical cycle as we all know. Oh, also in Missouri.
Speaker 1: Obviously didn't want to leave that one out. We will
Speaker 1: discuss that, plus the latest in Mansion's effort to oh
Speaker 1: convince people that he's not a sellout of what he
Speaker 1: said he was going to do just a few weeks ago.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be amazing this build back a little bit
Speaker 1: better bill that he has gone forward with. We'll certainly
Speaker 1: discuss that, and then what happened in the Kansas, the
Speaker 1: Kansas referendum on abortion, and there'll be a bigger deep
Speaker 1: dive into that on the Clay and Buck Show today
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Speaker 1: races right now that we're just aside the primary races,
Speaker 1: I gotta say I'm particularly enthusiastic about the prospects of
Speaker 1: general election victory for Blake Masters in Arizona. Think he's
Speaker 1: going to do really well. He won his primary in
Speaker 1: Arizona for that Senate seat. He had some good the
Speaker 1: other other Republicans there were good contenders. Uh certainly know
Speaker 1: a g. Bernovitch, good man in Arizona. But he came
Speaker 1: out on top. And he's going to do a great
Speaker 1: job I think in the Senate. I think he's going
Speaker 1: to be able to It's not an easy not an
Speaker 1: easy thing to beat Kelly Mark Kelly, but I think
Speaker 1: he can do it. And you also had Eric Schmidt
Speaker 1: beating Eric Greytens for the Republican primary, a Republican Senate
Speaker 1: primary in Missouri as a pretty big one. Tutor Dixon,
Speaker 1: who's actually gonna be on Clay and Buck radio show today,
Speaker 1: so he'll go make sure you check that out. She
Speaker 1: will be joining us there, but she won the GOP
Speaker 1: primary and is facing off against Governor Gretchen Whitmer. This
Speaker 1: is one that I really want. I want the Republican
Speaker 1: to win all these races. I really want the Republican
Speaker 1: to win in Michigan. I know it's not going to
Speaker 1: be easy with Detroit. The huge Democrat center of gravity
Speaker 1: in that state really difficult to overcome. I'm sure Lansing
Speaker 1: is probably Democrat heavy too. I mean, I have to
Speaker 1: look at all the you know, I find me a
Speaker 1: city in Michigan and I'll show you is Grand Grand
Speaker 1: Rapids is probably Democrat majority too, substantially. So the cities
Speaker 1: are always the challenge in places like Michigan. But let's
Speaker 1: just remember, for second, Gretchen Whitmer, as governor, mandated that
Speaker 1: people could not go from one home they own two
Speaker 1: another because of COVID. So if you had a l
Speaker 1: this was during lockdowns. They locked down restaurants all together
Speaker 1: in Michigan for eight months. They shut down restaurants in
Speaker 1: the state of Michigan because of COVID. When you add
Speaker 1: it all up, they wouldn't let people go from one
Speaker 1: state to another, I'm sorry, from one house to another
Speaker 1: within the state, which is crazy to protect them from COVID.
Speaker 1: So if you're living in you know, let's say, one
Speaker 1: bedroom apartment in Detroit, and you wanted to go to
Speaker 1: your lake house, you know, cabin in the woods, whatever,
Speaker 1: a couple of hours away, and first of all, how
Speaker 1: are they going to police this? But that's not the point.
Speaker 1: They banned this. They said, you're not allowed talk about
Speaker 1: totalitarian lunacy. I mean, it's really grotesque to see what
Speaker 1: was done here. She was the one who was doing
Speaker 1: hits on cable news with the Fauci pillow behind her
Speaker 1: because I just love, oh gosh, I just love doctor Fauci.
Speaker 1: He's she was awful, awful and really just heavy handed
Speaker 1: about the whole thing, and really just just somebody who
Speaker 1: should she should lose her job as governor based on
Speaker 1: COVID alone. And then when you look at what's happened
Speaker 1: to the economy, people are leaving Michigan. It's not like
Speaker 1: New York and California, which have turned into these flight states.
Speaker 1: People are just leaving and leaving and drove hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of people. It's just the data. Michigan is losing people,
Speaker 1: not at that same rate, but it's losing a substantial
Speaker 1: number of people because they don't want to live in
Speaker 1: a state that's poorly run, that has the taxes, has
Speaker 1: the crime, has the challenges that it does, especially after
Speaker 1: the lockdowns. So that's all very much front and center
Speaker 1: in that In that election, Eric Schmidt beating Gryton's I
Speaker 1: think that's that's good. A G. Schmidt in Missouri is
Speaker 1: a serious conservative, a good contender there, and I'm happy
Speaker 1: to see that he wont. It was kind of funny
Speaker 1: to watch or to see to read the Trump endorsement
Speaker 1: that said he stands behind Eric in that race. They're
Speaker 1: both Eric. I'm assuming that was a joke, but some
Speaker 1: people thought it wasn't a joke anyway. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Tough to tough to really determine what the intent was there,
Speaker 1: given you know who's who on Trump's staff put out
Speaker 1: the statements. Tough to know. But yeah, I'm hoping that
Speaker 1: Schmidt's gonna come through in that Senate seat. I think
Speaker 1: he will. Carry Lake has declared victory. She has declared victory,
Speaker 1: but has not yet officially been declared the winner in
Speaker 1: that primary against Robson out in Arizona. I think Carry
Speaker 1: Lake is going to come out the victor. She's already said, well,
Speaker 1: actually here he can hear it from hear it from her.
Speaker 1: She's she's declared victor already one today, seven out of
Speaker 1: ten election day votes. Do you know that that is
Speaker 1: assive and those votes are not counted yet. There is
Speaker 1: no path to victory from my opponent, and we won
Speaker 1: this race. Period. They've only counted thirteen thousand election day votes,
Speaker 1: and that's where our people voted. When they count the votes,
Speaker 1: we are going to win this and there's no path
Speaker 1: to victory for our opponent. So there you go. She sank.
Speaker 1: She won, but not totally fishent. I think she is
Speaker 1: going to end up the one who has the person
Speaker 1: who has won that race, and we'll see if she
Speaker 1: can pull it out. I mean, it'd be great. You know,
Speaker 1: Arizona obviously in the twenty twenty cycle a huge source
Speaker 1: of consternation for Republicans, questions about election integrity and just
Speaker 1: the fact that Biden was able to win the state,
Speaker 1: I mean outrageous. So we gotta get get things moving
Speaker 1: in Arizona in the right direction, critical, critical state, and
Speaker 1: I think that that's where we are. So oh, and
Speaker 1: then there was a Republican contender for Michigan's third congressional district.
Speaker 1: This was really interesting. He so there's this guy Meyer,
Speaker 1: who was the incumbent, who is a GOP guy technically,
Speaker 1: who who voted for the voted for the impeachment of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Right repeater Meyer, and it comes from a
Speaker 1: wealthy family. They own a bunch of grocery stores in Michigan.
Speaker 1: He spent a lot of money in his race. He's
Speaker 1: an incumbent Republican and he was up against I believe
Speaker 1: Joe Gibbs, right, who is a MAGA MAGA back Trump
Speaker 1: supported individual. And guess what, the incumbent lost. The incumbent
Speaker 1: got primaried and lost, which I think is very interesting.
Speaker 1: First of all, it's it's fascinating to see that they
Speaker 1: really really don't spend much time talking about John John Gibbs,
Speaker 1: who is African American running against Republican, running against Meyer
Speaker 1: and beat him. And this is so interesting because this
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Speaker 1: Joe Mansion having to defend himself here from the recognition
Speaker 1: the realization that the National Association of Manufacturers disagrees with
Speaker 1: Mansion's premise that everything's going to be great once this
Speaker 1: bill the anti inflation think about it, they're calling it
Speaker 1: an anti inflation bill. If they have to call it
Speaker 1: an anti inflation bill. Guess what here he is on
Speaker 1: CNBC getting the rough stuff. JACT found that fifty percent
Speaker 1: of those companies would be America's manufacturing companies at a time. We're,
Speaker 1: Senator Mansion, we're trying to reshore American manufacturing, aren't we right?
Speaker 1: They're hiring and investing decisions. Well, let me if you
Speaker 1: thought it was going to hurt, don't you think the
Speaker 1: last two years it would have. You've seen record of
Speaker 1: capital investments, and you've seen the least amount of capital
Speaker 1: investments with record profits. So anything we're saying is the
Speaker 1: thing they tell me most is reliability, making sure this
Speaker 1: government will let them do their job permitting regulations. And
Speaker 1: that's what we're going to basically accelerate and stream the
Speaker 1: line to where people can you know, we can do
Speaker 1: things and build things much quicker than we ever have
Speaker 1: in the past. That's all part of this package. So
Speaker 1: it's gonna be wonderful. From that endemic, it's gonna be wonderful.
Speaker 1: It's gonna make all the great things, all the stuff
Speaker 1: is gonna be good, and we're gonna build all the
Speaker 1: things fast and super smart and good and stuff. And
Speaker 1: what it taxes people and corporations. It spends a bunch
Speaker 1: of money, a lot of it on green energy stuff,
Speaker 1: hundreds of billions on that. It's gonna make manufacturing so
Speaker 1: much easier. What, well, it's gonna tax some big manufacturing companies,
Speaker 1: which is why the Manufacturing Association doesn't like what Mansion's doing.
Speaker 1: But oh, it keeps going. He has to continue with this,
Speaker 1: this tidal way of nonsense. Well, the National Association of
Speaker 1: Manufacturers disagree. They say that the tax, the tax in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three alone will reduce GDP by sixty eight
Speaker 1: point five billion dollars, cut labor income by seventeen point
Speaker 1: one billion dollars. That's problematic. I've heard also that the CDC.
Speaker 1: You've heard about that the Joint tax I'm signed JCT,
Speaker 1: the Joint Committee on Taxation. You heard that they said
Speaker 1: it was going to cause the people paying taxes that
Speaker 1: made two hundred thousand dollars, which is absolutely totally alive.
Speaker 1: Now he's just the point where he's just saying it's
Speaker 1: a lie. He's at the point where he's just telling
Speaker 1: everybody else they don't understand their business. Well, the manufacturing folks,
Speaker 1: they don't know how to manufacture. I'm Joe Manchin. I
Speaker 1: barely hung on in my Senate seat the last time,
Speaker 1: and I'm telling you this is how your manufacture. It's
Speaker 1: going to be great with all the stuff that's being
Speaker 1: made by the things and the people. He knows. Man's
Speaker 1: should look. His political career is over. It's pretty obvious
Speaker 1: now right. It's not gonna win reelection to the Senate.
Speaker 1: So what of the doubt? This is what I really
Speaker 1: want to know. What was the promise the Democrats made
Speaker 1: do him? What was the thing the Democrats said here
Speaker 1: they finally got him to go, all right, I'll I'll
Speaker 1: make up a foon of myself because he's been the
Speaker 1: guy along saying you don't want to spend more money,
Speaker 1: high inflation, it's not good, not good for the people
Speaker 1: of West Virginia. And then at the critical moment when
Speaker 1: Democrats were just their polls were in the trash and
Speaker 1: they needed it, he gives them a second shot here
Speaker 1: running into the midterms and is going to spend hundreds
Speaker 1: of billions of dollars. They say it's going to be
Speaker 1: like revenue neutral. Whatever they're raising taxes. They can take
Speaker 1: more money from people so the government can spend the
Speaker 1: money because the government knows how to spend it better
Speaker 1: than you do. In fact, according to Joe Mansion, government
Speaker 1: knows how to manufacture stuff better than the manufacturers do.
Speaker 1: M what are the chances of that being accurate? The
Speaker 1: Kansas referendum, I will get into that in detail and
Speaker 1: Nick Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show, So go listen
Speaker 1: to the first hour of that podcast Clay Travis and
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton show. What would call a cross promote in
Speaker 1: the biz. I go into some detail there about what
Speaker 1: happened in Kansas. Very important. Go check it out. I
Speaker 1: will talk to you tomorrow shield's high