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Speaker 2: All is of public service.
Speaker 1: We also have the Kamala files, her in her own words,
Speaker 1: are radicalism, extremism. It's been ignored the entire election by
Speaker 1: the state run media mob and the Walls files as well.
Speaker 1: Again a public service Hannity dot com. I thought this
Speaker 1: would be a good time to take a look at
Speaker 1: the polls, but according to Kamalo, there's only one poll
Speaker 1: that matters, and that's her internal numbers. And based on
Speaker 1: how she's been acting, I'm thinking that our internal numbers
Speaker 1: are not particularly good. And I think we got the
Speaker 1: first evidence of that when she was in hiding, and
Speaker 1: I think she would have preferred to stay in hiding
Speaker 1: and then started doing interviews and none of them worked
Speaker 1: out particularly well.
Speaker 2: But this is what she say.
Speaker 3: Madame Vice President, Can you give us a sense of
Speaker 3: your internal polling at the campaign and how that is
Speaker 3: making or influencing your decisions on what to do over
Speaker 3: the next nine days.
Speaker 4: So, to be very frank with you, my internal polling
Speaker 4: is my instinct. I let the campaign people do with
Speaker 4: all that other stuff, and I am responding to what
Speaker 4: I'm seeing. I mean, just two nights ago we had
Speaker 4: thirty thousand people show up. I think it was actually
Speaker 4: more than thirty thousand people with an incredible amount of enthusiasm.
Speaker 4: If you see the people are showing up last night
Speaker 4: every event that we do, and the fly is one
Speaker 4: of energy and excitement.
Speaker 1: Anytime over the years, I would talk to a candidate
Speaker 1: that was way down in the polls, even if they're
Speaker 1: down fifteen sean, I'm telling you the polls are off.
Speaker 2: You should see the crowds, the crowds are huge. They're massive,
Speaker 2: people showing up everywhere. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And I hear it. I'm like, pay attention to the polls.
Speaker 1: I mean, polling can be off. It's not a perfect
Speaker 1: science in any way. It's an art. And however, polls,
Speaker 1: especially the aggregate polls, and this is where I look
Speaker 1: to the real clear politics averages. Usually, if they start
Speaker 1: telling the same story, or one story emerges, and you
Speaker 1: have a couple of outliers, you kick out the outliers
Speaker 1: and you look at the average. They usually end up
Speaker 1: being somewhat accurate, close to accurate. I mean they can
Speaker 1: be completely off. Twenty twenty two was supposed to be
Speaker 1: a red wave that never materialized. We do have, for example,
Speaker 1: some data out today that Trump is leading in all
Speaker 1: New York swing state districts, and this is for Congress
Speaker 1: districts that Biden even carried in twenty twenty. That's important
Speaker 1: when it comes to the balance of power in the
Speaker 1: House of Representatives. We have this poll and it is
Speaker 1: a bit of an outlier, but you know it's worth
Speaker 1: talking about. A stunning survey enter New Hampshire indicating Donald
Speaker 1: Trump has a narrow fifty point two to forty nine
Speaker 1: point eight lead there. I'm not exactly sure if that's accurate.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't count on it. More Republicans than Democrats have
Speaker 1: voted early in Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, and early indications
Speaker 1: are is that the early voting has dramatically shifted in Republicans' favors.
Speaker 1: In other words, the message has gone out that Republicans
Speaker 1: got to bank their vote. On the other side, We've
Speaker 1: got that Democratic turnout as of now compared to four
Speaker 1: years ago is down significant and lee in all seven
Speaker 1: swing states according to the data that I'm getting every
Speaker 1: single day. Anyway, here to help us sort through all
Speaker 1: of this, Mark Penn is with us, the chairman of
Speaker 1: the of the Harris Pole himself former advisor and polster
Speaker 1: for Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 2: Sir, har are you welcome back.
Speaker 3: I'm good, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Let me start with this.
Speaker 1: Let's get your general overview of where you see the
Speaker 1: polling now, because I can look at the real clear
Speaker 1: politics average twenty twenty versus twenty twenty four, and around
Speaker 1: this time in twenty twenty, Joe Biden was up by
Speaker 1: four right now in the battlegrounds, and Trump is now
Speaker 1: up by one. That's almost a neck game of five
Speaker 1: points the real clear average at this point in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was up by seven point eight nationally, and
Speaker 1: now Trump is up by zero point one. That's a
Speaker 1: seven point nine percentage point swing on favorability ratings. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden had a nineteen point six advantage, Kamala has a
Speaker 1: two point six advantage. That's a net increased for Trump
Speaker 1: of seventeen. That to me is significant because it's an
Speaker 1: our aggregate of all the polling and less polling methodology
Speaker 1: has changed so significantly since twenty twenty, which I doubt well.
Speaker 3: I mean, let me react to both of those things first,
Speaker 3: comparing it to where Joe Biden was and so forth.
Speaker 3: I don't know that that to me is the most
Speaker 3: is the most relevant comparison. Obviously, you know, obviously the
Speaker 3: polls were fundamentally different in both those I do think
Speaker 3: some of the polls now have more Republicans than Democrats.
Speaker 3: They've tried to compensate for that in some way. To me,
Speaker 3: the more relevant thing is I think of I think
Speaker 3: of polls as X rays, right, and so you can
Speaker 3: only take snapshots in time, and you look for things
Speaker 3: that might be growing, and it's very clear to me
Speaker 3: that even in those polls. But let's say CBS shows
Speaker 3: Harris by one, well, you have to dig to find
Speaker 3: that their last poll was Harris by three. And out
Speaker 3: of the five last national polls, they all closed for
Speaker 3: Trump two to four points. And so consequently, I hate
Speaker 3: to use the word momentum in the area, but I'd
Speaker 3: certainly say there's been Trump creep forward that is really
Speaker 3: unmistakable since maybe October tenth to today. And I think
Speaker 3: the second point you raise is that when you go
Speaker 3: back to twenty sixteen, the voters hated both candidates, both Hillary,
Speaker 3: and both both Hillary and Trump had like sixty five
Speaker 3: percent negatives. That's actually not true today. They actually like
Speaker 3: Trump as well, very close, as you said, some polls
Speaker 3: even slightly better. His favorable has been coming up forty
Speaker 3: seven forty eight, so that actually, instead of hating both candidates,
Speaker 3: half the country likes one, the other half the country
Speaker 3: likes the other, and there's only three or four percent
Speaker 3: here who hate them both. So it's a very different situation.
Speaker 3: And then we've seen in the last couple of elections,
Speaker 3: what do.
Speaker 1: You glean from and I'm sure you're seeing the same
Speaker 1: numbers I'm saying from early voting numbers in the swing
Speaker 1: states based on party affiliation. Because there had been a
Speaker 1: reluctance and resistance of Republicans to vote early and vote
Speaker 1: by mail, Republicans have made an effort to overcome that,
Speaker 1: and I think it's paying off for them because that
Speaker 1: would then free up money to target lower propensity voters.
Speaker 3: Right well, and this is why I love to be
Speaker 3: on radio, so I can explain this for a second.
Speaker 3: So what I realized is that the Democrats Office realizes
Speaker 3: the math of voting votes that are in the bank
Speaker 3: versus votes that are supposed to show up on election day.
Speaker 3: So it's one hundred one hundred voters and fifty of
Speaker 3: them vote by mail, and it's evenly distributed. You have
Speaker 3: fifty votes in the bank, but of that second fifty,
Speaker 3: only forty five percent show at the polls. Their kid
Speaker 3: gets sick, the weather's bad, the card breaks down, right,
Speaker 3: And so if they're evenly distributed, it doesn't matter like
Speaker 3: ninety seven and a half to ninety seven and a half.
Speaker 3: But if they are mostly Republicans, then mostly Republicans get
Speaker 3: dinged on election day, and I think Republicans had been
Speaker 3: losing one to two points. I think in the trends
Speaker 3: that you're seeing now, they indicate one Republican enthusiasm and
Speaker 3: two neutralizing that advantage that the Democrats I think had
Speaker 3: snuck into the system that nobody really noticed. Because votes
Speaker 3: in the bank are votes you can that are one
Speaker 3: hundred percent in the bank, and so I think that's
Speaker 3: a good sign for Republican pickups here.
Speaker 1: What do you make of you when you keep seeing
Speaker 1: polls sixty in the sixties, just up as high as
Speaker 1: seventy nine percent of Americans polled say America is going
Speaker 1: in the wrong direction?
Speaker 2: How does that?
Speaker 1: How does that play out for the party in power,
Speaker 1: which is Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: Now, Well, usually the party of power, you know, if
Speaker 3: you have a forty percent job approval, and I think
Speaker 3: Biden's down to thirty nine, usually though they're they're out.
Speaker 3: And usually those undecided voters who can't decide on the
Speaker 3: candidate do know whether they think the direction of the
Speaker 3: country is right or wrong. I think that the whole
Speaker 3: trick of the Harris campaign here has been to say
Speaker 3: I'm not the incumbent, that he's the incumbent, and has
Speaker 3: she gotten away with that? Well, you know, she's gotten
Speaker 3: away with it with some voters. She's you know, anyone.
Speaker 3: These polls, even after the Trump shift, I think are
Speaker 3: still are still well within the margin of error. But
Speaker 3: her whole campaign, you know, she doesn't mention the words
Speaker 3: shoe Biden, and you are not going to see her
Speaker 3: and Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Oh no, there's a report out today the Biden people
Speaker 1: have been begging to get on of the campaign trail
Speaker 1: and they're icing them out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they'll be sending they'll be sending to New York,
Speaker 3: so they will.
Speaker 2: They probably send me out before they've sent him out.
Speaker 3: Yes, that is not happening.
Speaker 2: No, that's not happening.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the Democrat's choice for and look, I
Speaker 1: can go back to Barry Goldwater. Every Republican presidential candidate
Speaker 1: has been called a fascist or Nazi all the way
Speaker 1: through Donald Trump. However, it seems the decide, the decision
Speaker 1: by the Harris campaign has been to double triple, quadruple
Speaker 1: down with intense anger that Donald Trump is a fascist,
Speaker 1: a Nazi, eracist, et cetera. To me, it might be
Speaker 1: the worst closing argument I've ever heard in a campaign
Speaker 1: versus Donald Trump seems to be subtening on the theme
Speaker 1: of they broke it, Donald Trump will fix it, and
Speaker 1: are you better off than you were four years ago?
Speaker 1: And then you know, I don't think that Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: can answer that question successfully because I don't think there's
Speaker 1: much he can point to in terms of, you know,
Speaker 1: where we're better off.
Speaker 3: Well. I was intrigued yesterday that after all the years
Speaker 3: of using one slogan, it actually introduced. I think it's
Speaker 3: He'll fix it, which was a very intriguing closing theme
Speaker 3: and slogan. I thought there are two. I saw two
Speaker 3: closing abs really really well done. Look, I think the
Speaker 3: Harris camp is looking at that favorable chart that we
Speaker 3: just talked about, which is Trump is at record favorability.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, he survived assassination attempts, he's been
Speaker 3: going out there at McDonald's, he's been trying to show
Speaker 3: a more human side of him, and they are frustrated
Speaker 3: as heck over there, so they're going to throw the
Speaker 3: kitchen sink at him. They're closing winning strategy here, they
Speaker 3: believe is to basically knock down that favorable A couple
Speaker 3: of points because hers has been going down, throw the kitchen,
Speaker 3: sinking him with everything they've got and see if it works.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's clearly what they're going to do.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break right back more with Mark Penn.
Speaker 1: He's the former advisor pollster to Bill and Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 1: chairman of the Harris Pole. How to continue now with
Speaker 1: Mark Penn. He is the chairman of the Harris Pole,
Speaker 1: former advisor. By the way, I'm polster for Bill and
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton. I saw an ex post of yours pulling
Speaker 1: your opponent of fascist when slipping in the polls? Is
Speaker 1: ear a responsible after two assassination attempts. He can't complain
Speaker 1: about January sixth and then recreate it. It's wrong for
Speaker 1: the campaign and wrong for the country. I would add
Speaker 1: one other thing, And nobody really talked about it this campaign,
Speaker 1: but me as Kamala Harris did tweet out that bail
Speaker 1: fund in the Summer of Love after four days after
Speaker 1: Minneapolis police precinct was burned to the ground, and she
Speaker 1: did go on CBS and say that the rioters in
Speaker 1: the summer of twenty twenty won't stop, they shouldn't stop,
Speaker 1: and she wouldn't stop supporting them, and we had five
Speaker 1: hundred and seventy four riots, dozens of dead Americans, thousands
Speaker 1: of injured cops, and billions of property damage that never
Speaker 1: became as all these people on the left to talk
Speaker 1: about insurrection, well, she's got her own. She's never had
Speaker 1: to answer for her own positions on this, which to
Speaker 1: me is part of the narrative. I always put out
Speaker 1: the journalism in America's dead, well, you.
Speaker 3: Know, looks particularly as a Jewish person and many twos
Speaker 3: and there. We do not like it when any campaign
Speaker 3: uses the fastest word. I mean, it's just something we
Speaker 3: think it should not be in their vocabulary. It is
Speaker 3: totally inappropriated. The means what actually happened to six million twos?
Speaker 3: And whether you know an attack or show that they're
Speaker 3: occasionally Trump use it. Please, no campaign, please don't use
Speaker 3: this word, you know, because it refers to something so
Speaker 3: much more horrible than we can even conceive any.
Speaker 1: Well, fascism and evil or if you're comparing somebody to
Speaker 1: Stalin and Hitler and Mussolini, you are compared that you're
Speaker 1: saying they're evil and people that are deranged here that
Speaker 1: they're evil, well they not. Can you draw a conclusion
Speaker 1: that it might inspire them to take out evil thinking
Speaker 1: they're doing good.
Speaker 2: All right, Now, I.
Speaker 1: Got the hard question for you. You know what it is,
Speaker 1: how does this end? You know, it's the question that
Speaker 1: your best guess.
Speaker 3: Look, I gave a speech recently which I said, you're
Speaker 3: going to learn absolutely nothing because I all know you're
Speaker 3: going to ask me the question of who's going to win.
Speaker 3: And then I have a friend of mine he keeps saying, well,
Speaker 3: if you had to get the book. And I wrote
Speaker 3: an article about a week ago in the Law Street Journal.
Speaker 3: I said, look, things seem to be more favorable to
Speaker 3: Trump because ultimately, on the big issues of the day,
Speaker 3: he is still maintaining a lead. It's not outside the
Speaker 3: margin of era. She's still to come back. She's doing
Speaker 3: very well with women. You're going to have to look
Speaker 3: at the how the gender gap comes out, because this
Speaker 3: could be well well be the battle of the sex
Speaker 3: this year in terms of the outcome of the election.
Speaker 3: But I do think that he's shown momentum, he's shown
Speaker 3: an increase in favorable he's held on to the major issues.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm not going to say it's his to lose,
Speaker 3: but I think he's he's come a long way in
Speaker 3: the last in the last two weeks, and I think
Speaker 3: he's got the edge. I think that's the way I
Speaker 3: would read it.
Speaker 1: All right, he's the chairman of the Harris Poll, former
Speaker 1: poster for Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton. Well you you
Speaker 1: were the poster for both of them, right, yes, I
Speaker 1: will and anyway, Mark Penn, we appreciate your analysis, and
Speaker 1: I'm glad for once I don't have to ask your
Speaker 1: hard questions, because I feel like we need the democratic poster.
Speaker 2: I always have to ask you the harder question. You
Speaker 2: appreciate your talking points.
Speaker 3: I give you answers.
Speaker 2: No, you do, you give honest answers.
Speaker 1: Whoever, We appreciate that about you anyway, Mark Penn, thank you, sir.
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Speaker 1: One week from today will be election eve in America.
Speaker 1: It's been four long years, and I hope you all
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Speaker 1: As a public service, the Kamala files her in her
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Speaker 1: And I don't think you'll regret it. Did you see
Speaker 1: The View today at all? Somebody sent me a clip
Speaker 1: of this, Linda, Mika Brazinski and I have nothing against
Speaker 1: liberal Joe and Meka, nothing at all. I used to know,
Speaker 1: we used to know liberal Joe when he was a
Speaker 1: conservative Joe, and liberal Joe is now you know, hardcore
Speaker 1: radical left, and which is fine. It's a free country.
Speaker 1: You can believe whatever you want. But the left in
Speaker 1: this country's melting down. Anyway, what a team. Mika joined
Speaker 1: up with the ladies of that hard hitting news show,
Speaker 1: The View, and I thought it was interesting when Rogan
Speaker 1: started out his interview with Donald Trump. It went on
Speaker 1: for three long hours. I still haven't finished it, but
Speaker 1: I did listen to quite a bit of it. He
Speaker 1: brought up the fact, oh, the ladies of The View
Speaker 1: in Oprah Winfrey, they used to love you, Now they
Speaker 1: hate you. Now you're a nazi. Now you're a fascist,
Speaker 1: now you're a racist, all of these things. Anyway, Mika
Speaker 1: on the View, you know, is tearing up. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is how panic the left is in this country.
Speaker 5: Listen, this is the descent into fascism if we so
Speaker 5: choose normalizing. January sixth it's a day of love. It's
Speaker 5: a day of love. I'll say it again and again
Speaker 5: and again, normalizing enemy from within. I'll say it again
Speaker 5: and again. I'll say it again and again until you
Speaker 5: get tired of it, until it's not so funny anymore,
Speaker 5: or you think he doesn't mean it, until you realize
Speaker 5: he does mean it, and it's too late saying these
Speaker 5: strict abortion bands are a beautiful thing? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 5: We got to wake up. And here's the good news.
Speaker 5: Because I come with such dire warnings, and I mean
Speaker 5: them from the b one of my heart, as a
Speaker 5: daughter of refugees who came here escaping war, came here
Speaker 5: for America to be a part of a democracy, to
Speaker 5: be a part of building something beautiful where they could
Speaker 5: be free. I'm telling you the good news is that
Speaker 5: I believe women will be the beacon in this election.
Speaker 1: Wow, by the way, it's just a flat out lie
Speaker 1: about Trump and strict abortion bands. Abortions. You know, the
Speaker 1: issue of abortions being decided by the states. State of Ohio,
Speaker 1: red state, fairly liberal decision. I voted on an abortion
Speaker 1: band amendment in Florida yesterday. When I went to the
Speaker 1: polls in my free state of Florida. And I'm just
Speaker 1: telling you, just outright lying. And but you know, what
Speaker 1: do you say about five hundred and seventy four riots?
Speaker 1: And you know, can you imagine if Donald Trump we
Speaker 1: had dozens of dead Americans, we had billions in property, image,
Speaker 1: we had cops pelted with bricks, rocks, bottles, Molotov cocktails,
Speaker 1: and imagine Donald Trump said they're not going to stop,
Speaker 1: and they shouldn't stop, and I'm not going to stop
Speaker 1: supporting them. Oh sounds like the Summer of Love went awry. Uh,
Speaker 1: let us say hi to our busy phones. Tina in
Speaker 1: the United Socialist Utopia of California, Tina, how are you glad.
Speaker 2: You called so?
Speaker 6: Thank you, Sean and you yes, you took the words
Speaker 6: right out of my mouth. I was going to say,
Speaker 6: I'm in the horrible stayed governed by Governor Muska, but
Speaker 6: we'll leave it at that. Thank you for all that
Speaker 6: you do. You're the reason I go to bed so
Speaker 6: late every night, because I cannot go to bed until
Speaker 6: I've seen your show. Huge fan, I'll make it quick.
Speaker 1: Thank you I have do you think do you think
Speaker 1: Governor Knewsom I've often wondered this. I know he has
Speaker 1: a really radical legislature, but over time, I've just thought
Speaker 1: there's no way he believes all this.
Speaker 2: But he does.
Speaker 1: I've just come to the conclusion he really believes in
Speaker 1: these positions that he takes, and it's kind of shocking.
Speaker 1: You know, he looks like a normal guy. He can
Speaker 1: be personable in real life, but I guess he's a
Speaker 1: true believer. That's the only thing I can conclude correct.
Speaker 6: Along with the rest of his demonic administration. In my opinion,
Speaker 6: I truly believe they.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't call them demonic, let's say very misguided, him radical,
Speaker 1: but go ahead.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, okay, I believe it at that, Thank you, Sean.
Speaker 6: I do have a question. I know you're just addressed
Speaker 6: with another caller that everybody's asking you what you think
Speaker 6: of the outcome. Of course, nobody had the glass ball. However,
Speaker 6: based on the overwhelming polling that President Trump is showing,
Speaker 6: do you think that this might be a win by
Speaker 6: the popular vote?
Speaker 1: You know, to me, that's just not important. We have
Speaker 1: an elector system. However, I do think the bigger if
Speaker 1: Donald Trump can win this election and win with a
Speaker 1: big mandate, I think it would be very reassuring for
Speaker 1: the country and it would be a lot better result.
Speaker 1: And I think that the country a mandate win election
Speaker 1: would be ideal. If he ever won the popular vote,
Speaker 1: that would be you know, fantastic. You know, However, it's
Speaker 1: not where my focus is. My focus is on expressing
Speaker 1: to the best of my ability, and it will be
Speaker 1: my focus all week. The urgency that every American needs
Speaker 1: to have if you don't want these extreme radical policies
Speaker 1: to be implemented. Because everything Kamala said that we have
Speaker 1: in the Kamalo files on hannady dot com and on hannitymedia,
Speaker 1: social media's.
Speaker 2: It's what she really believes.
Speaker 1: And that part is the scary part to me, and
Speaker 1: the fact that nobody's challenged her on it and she's
Speaker 1: gotten the pass the whole time. Is it is it's
Speaker 1: not even malpractice. It is it is beyond malpractice. It
Speaker 1: is just outright propaganda, and it's and they and journalism's dead.
Speaker 1: I said it in seven and o eight. I didn't
Speaker 1: know how right I'd be, but it really is. I'm
Speaker 1: going to move along. Tina in California, listen, God bless you, though,
Speaker 1: hang in there. I don't know why you're still out there.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of free stage you can move to,
Speaker 1: you know. Anyway, let's get back to our phones. Let's
Speaker 1: say hi to Don in Iowa. Hey, Don, how are
Speaker 1: you glad you called hi?
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Speaker 1: be better if things could be cheaper and you guys
Speaker 1: could be making more money. Trucking has experienced a recession
Speaker 1: the longest it's ever been.
Speaker 7: Yes, for sure, And thank you Sean, because we all
Speaker 7: listen to you going down the road where cat You've
Speaker 7: got a captive audience while we're out here, and I
Speaker 7: wear my green mega hat out in public and people
Speaker 7: comment to me all day long. And it's it's every
Speaker 7: truck driver is let's let's pray for this next election.
Speaker 7: And I can't agree with them more. Well, yeah, you know,
Speaker 7: truck drivers are an underperforming voting block. And that's what
Speaker 7: I'm calling for, is to remind truck drivers that, yeah,
Speaker 7: we might win this election. It might happen with or
Speaker 7: without us, but with us, it's it's it's almost a
Speaker 7: sure thing. There's millions of truck drivers that won't make
Speaker 7: it home for the fifth to make the vote. So
Speaker 7: get in and bank your votes when you get home
Speaker 7: on your next time off, get home, thank your vote,
Speaker 7: get it out there, and this way here you're sure
Speaker 7: your vote counts.
Speaker 1: And I think that's great advice. And I would predict
Speaker 1: within a year that Donald Trump will have the price
Speaker 1: of diesel and gasoling down significantly, and that'll help your
Speaker 1: business and that'll help all of us. That'll lower prices
Speaker 1: at every store we go to. So I think it's
Speaker 1: in everybody's best interest. Yeah, I think for every trucker
Speaker 1: I'm going to add to the group. If you're a hunter,
Speaker 1: if you believe in the Second Amendment, gun owner, if
Speaker 1: if you're if you're a Christian and you don't like,
Speaker 1: you know, states like California, Minnesota that would have gender
Speaker 1: affirming care for minors without parental consent, I would consider
Speaker 1: voting very seriously or that you know, miners can get
Speaker 1: an abortion you know, even with no restrictions at all
Speaker 1: in many states like California, like Minnesota, even in month seven,
Speaker 1: eight and nine, to ignore those issues. To me, he
Speaker 1: is malpracticed. And there was a report that you know,
Speaker 1: thirty million Christians aren't going to be voting in this election,
Speaker 1: and ten million gun owners and hunters are not going
Speaker 1: to be voting in this election.
Speaker 2: That's insane.
Speaker 1: They're voting against their own freedoms and their own best
Speaker 1: interest in my opinion.
Speaker 7: But anyway, Terry, don't the million.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, they're voting for Trump in big numbers. There
Speaker 1: was a poll out last week.
Speaker 7: Absolutely. And guys, if you're not sure where you're going
Speaker 7: to be, my son just got some orders to Italy.
Speaker 7: He's in the Navy, by the way, and he got
Speaker 7: over to Italy last minute. I said, get your butt
Speaker 7: down and bank your vote then, you know, before you
Speaker 7: leave you And so he's going to do that. And
Speaker 7: I've got a grandson in I've got a niece, who,
Speaker 7: by the way, just got a commission in the army.
Speaker 7: She's going to be a doctor. And you know, I
Speaker 7: can't encourage them enough. You know, listen to Sean and
Speaker 7: get your votes in and get him in early. And
Speaker 7: if we happen to push Trump to a mandate to
Speaker 7: where you know, you know, like he says, make it
Speaker 7: too big to rape. Don't take anything for granted.
Speaker 2: In this election.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you called my friend, and I appreciate what
Speaker 1: you do every day. God bless you. Stay safe on
Speaker 1: the road. It's not an easy job at all. And
Speaker 1: we're grateful for all you guys out there. We really are.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred ninety four one, Shawn is a number if
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program. Joe
Speaker 1: Lex is in Florida, my free my home state, my
Speaker 1: free state of Florida. What's going on, Joe Lex? And
Speaker 1: glad you called, sir?
Speaker 8: Yes, how you doing this a great obviousity just to
Speaker 8: speak to you short handy, what a wonderful day is?
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, but.
Speaker 2: Just even taking up oh, thank you? What's going on?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 8: Well, I'm I'm Blackcasian emergance out of greata of Florida.
Speaker 8: And it's a lot of things that I know people
Speaker 8: were saying because you know, as me learning about the
Speaker 8: Democrat operation, just learning about just about what a lisson
Speaker 8: is and then you begin to understand about who runs
Speaker 8: the media. And it's just been a lot of things
Speaker 8: about that was not right about Trump, but that was
Speaker 8: just you know, they just wanted to say just to
Speaker 8: put a lot of girt on them. But that's we dealt.
Speaker 1: With that right there.
Speaker 8: But we understand what he's doing and what he's about
Speaker 8: to do with America, especially with the youth vote that
Speaker 8: between eighteen and twenty five, it's a lot of us
Speaker 8: that we are going to vote for him. But it's
Speaker 8: just they just seem more information about what's going on
Speaker 8: and what Trump's gonna be doing in office outside of policy.
Speaker 1: But legislators, well I gotta tell you right now, everybody,
Speaker 1: and we talk a lot about demographics, and we have
Speaker 1: spoken about a lot of this election season. Everybody wants
Speaker 1: lower prices at the supermarket. You want lower prices when
Speaker 1: you gas up your car, your cure, whatever you're driving.
Speaker 1: Everybody believes in secure borders. Everybody believes in law and order,
Speaker 1: and they want their town safe and secure, so they
Speaker 1: can all pursue happiness. Everyone would like a better educational system.
Speaker 1: And I think America, you know, understands that Kamala and
Speaker 1: Joe have made the world left safe and secure. And
Speaker 1: there's a story today China is in an outright panic
Speaker 1: over the idea of a second Trump term. I don't
Speaker 1: think China or Russia or Iran fear Kamala Harris. They
Speaker 1: fear Donald Trump. I Ranian assassination squads are here to
Speaker 1: kill Donald Trump. It is scary. These are very very
Speaker 1: We need strength. We don't need a Mama La. We
Speaker 1: need strength, and that will keep the world a better
Speaker 1: or peaceful place because peace drew strength actually works. But anyway,
Speaker 1: my friend, God bless you and we appreciate you. You
Speaker 1: calling in banking your vote. Great idea. That's gonna wrap
Speaker 1: things up. But today we do have some senate candidates.
Speaker 1: It looks like Eric Cobdy in Wisconsin has a chance
Speaker 1: of taking a win over Tammy Baldwin. We'll check in
Speaker 1: with him, Tim sh he also will join us. Sam
Speaker 1: Brown Old Cogan, he was at the rally of Madison
Speaker 1: Square Garden.
Speaker 2: He'll join us. Tommy LARRYN.
Speaker 1: Clay Travis, John Solomon, Joe Kancha Hyne's previous say you
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Speaker 1: just nine days till official election day, although if there's
Speaker 1: voting in America, it's Election Day. See you tonight, back
Speaker 1: here tomorrow. Thank you for making this show possible.