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Speaker 2: Sean.
Speaker 1: If you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: we're going to get to Mark Halprin in just a second.
Speaker 1: He's been very outspoken. His coverage has been phenomenal. He
Speaker 1: seems one of the few people out there in the
Speaker 1: mainstream media that doesn't have a bias. I admit I'm
Speaker 1: a talk show host. I have a point of view,
Speaker 1: but unlike everybody else that claims that they're there they're
Speaker 1: journalists and they're objective there or anything. But if you
Speaker 1: just listen to them for two or four or five minutes,
Speaker 1: it's like, really, you're going to call yourself a journalist,
Speaker 1: You're not. Yeah, you're remember the press. Yeah, okay, you
Speaker 1: have an opinion that makes you a talk show host.
Speaker 1: That's fine, just be honest about it. He's had this
Speaker 1: to say, which I found pretty interesting. I don't want
Speaker 1: to get his final analysis. As we head into you know, tomorrow,
Speaker 1: election day, they'll they'll be eighty to nine million people
Speaker 1: I would assume voting tomorrow. It's a big deal and
Speaker 1: every vote's going to matter. My suggestion is ignore the
Speaker 1: polls even though we use them, ignore what others say,
Speaker 1: and just just do your part. We have been given
Speaker 1: this incredible opportunity in this country to vote for the
Speaker 1: candidate of our choice. And if you're happy with the borders,
Speaker 1: if you're if you if you think we're headed in
Speaker 1: the right direction, well then I guess you want Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris as your president. But if you don't like defund,
Speaker 1: dismantled and reimagine no bail laws, if you don't like
Speaker 1: decriminalizing illegal immigration, then you probably want Donald Trump to
Speaker 1: be your president. If you've been unhappy with inflation that
Speaker 1: has persisted now for four straight years and record high
Speaker 1: interest rates we haven't seen in decades, Okay, then I
Speaker 1: guess you'll vote for Kamala Harris. If you'd like to
Speaker 1: see gas prices come down, you're probably going to vote
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. If you'd like to see America regain
Speaker 1: on the world stage. I think it's a pretty obvious
Speaker 1: answer there too. Here's Mark Calprin of making comments on
Speaker 1: his show on those on a lot of these issues
Speaker 1: that we're facing heading into it tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Big topic today. I've said this before. The only thing
Speaker 3: harder than running against Donald Trump is covering Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: The very difficult to cover him. Okay, why is it
Speaker 3: difficult to cover him? The press doesn't like him in
Speaker 3: the main, as Jonathan Alter has said here and others say, regularly,
Speaker 3: he lies, he's cruel, he does things that no politician
Speaker 3: have ever done outside of the norm, and you can't
Speaker 3: keep up with that ecking him. However, the press, because
Speaker 3: they're liberally biased and because they don't like Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: they regularly do things that are wrong. They're they're taking
Speaker 3: something Trump did and they're twisting it. They do that
Speaker 3: to common flers too. They do that to Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: I do that to politicians. But you know, when I
Speaker 3: played high school basketball, my coach always told me, an
Speaker 3: error in the first quarter is a mistake. A turnover
Speaker 3: is not as bad as a turnover or a mishot
Speaker 3: in the fourth quarter because there's less time to make
Speaker 3: up for the error. Okay, four days out, the press
Speaker 3: doing something unfair can have a real impact on the race,
Speaker 3: and we've seen in the last few days extraordinary unfairness
Speaker 3: to Donald Trump. Now again there are people on the
Speaker 3: left and people in the media who say, screw him.
Speaker 3: He must be stopped at all costs. And he lies
Speaker 3: so much, what does it matter the calibration of her
Speaker 3: holding him accountable. And what I'm here to tell you
Speaker 3: is some of the things that happened in the last
Speaker 3: few days are extraordinarily unfair.
Speaker 1: Well anyway, Mark Alprin joins us now. Mark, by the way,
Speaker 1: is the editor in chief of this new interactive video
Speaker 1: platform two Way. Sean Spicer is a part of it
Speaker 1: as well. One of the few that I really can't
Speaker 1: figure out where you fall politically. I used to think
Speaker 1: you were a little bit more left of center. You
Speaker 1: do you have an opinion or do you just stay
Speaker 1: out of it.
Speaker 4: I have an opinion that journalists should be none bun
Speaker 4: biased and for the American people, and that when they
Speaker 4: do things that are wrong or it reflects bias, they
Speaker 4: should acknowledge it rather than pretending it didn't happen.
Speaker 1: You mean, like ring squad for Liz Cheney when Donald
Speaker 1: Trump meant no such thing, and it was obviously he
Speaker 1: meant no such thing.
Speaker 4: That's the latest example. And again, because it's happening at
Speaker 4: the end of a campaign, and it's just, it's just,
Speaker 4: it's just, it's just a falsehood, and it's a falsehood
Speaker 4: driven by their resistance mentality. There's always been liberal bias
Speaker 4: in the media. It's unfortunate, but Republican presidents who who've succeeded,
Speaker 4: have found a way to work around it. You take
Speaker 4: the normal historical liberal bias and you add in Trump's
Speaker 4: derangement syndrome, and you find what things like you find
Speaker 4: the other day. I mean, they're callous examples. I know,
Speaker 4: you know, Sean, but the Vice president regularly says Donald
Speaker 4: Trump said there'd be a bloodbath if he if he
Speaker 4: lost the election. It's not what he said. And and
Speaker 4: the fact that the press just lets her say it
Speaker 4: over and again. Donald Trump sells lives over and over again,
Speaker 4: and he gets called on it. She says that, and
Speaker 4: nobody notices. And so part of why I think if
Speaker 4: he does win, he'll win is I talk to people
Speaker 4: on two way all the time who say I don't
Speaker 4: love Trump. I a lot of problems with Trump, but
Speaker 4: the bias, along with the indictments are so anesthetical to
Speaker 4: what America should be about, that they're voting for Trump
Speaker 4: at a protest. And the irony, of course is the
Speaker 4: people who have sacrificed their professional credibility the most are
Speaker 4: the ones out of desire determination to stop Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Are just like in twenty sixteen, if he wins, going
Speaker 4: to have played one of the largest roles in helping
Speaker 4: him inadvertenty because the backlash against the unfairness is.
Speaker 1: It pretty unbelievable. So since Kamala Harris got in this race,
Speaker 1: she has never been asked about her stated position on
Speaker 1: co sponsoring the Green New Deal with Bernie Sanders and
Speaker 1: her willingness to eliminate the filibuster to achieve that. She
Speaker 1: has never been asked about her position about government or
Speaker 1: Medicare for all, government health care for all, and the
Speaker 1: elimination of private health insurance. I have not heard her
Speaker 1: answer have to answer that question. She's never had to
Speaker 1: answer for her tweeting out a bail fund. We had
Speaker 1: five hundred and seventy four riots in the summer of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty. She tweeted that out four days after Minneapolis
Speaker 1: police precinct was burned to the ground and then went
Speaker 1: on CBS and said they're not going to stop rioting
Speaker 1: and they shouldn't stop writing, and I'm not going to
Speaker 1: stop supporting them. She's never been asked about any of this.
Speaker 1: She gave a halp hazard answer on her repeated comments
Speaker 1: that she would ban fracking and offshore drilling. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure I believe it. She's never been asked about why
Speaker 1: she thinks it's courageous never to say the words radical
Speaker 1: islamic terrorism, or illegal alien. I mean, it's beyond malpractice,
Speaker 1: of my view. How is it possible in one hundred days,
Speaker 1: She's never been asked any of those questions.
Speaker 4: Well, the list goes on and on. I know you
Speaker 4: were just giving a sample. But when she was asked
Speaker 4: about an issue that the Trump campaign has raised in advertising,
Speaker 4: support for government funded operations for trans individuals who are
Speaker 4: here illegally, you know, kind of like a quadruple issue
Speaker 4: of controversy, she said, I'll follow the law. She didn't
Speaker 4: answer that. So part of it is when she has
Speaker 4: been asked bout these things, and I think Bratt and
Speaker 4: a few other of the interviewers have done a good
Speaker 4: job of trying to get her to Yeah.
Speaker 1: They gave Brett twenty six minutes, and they iced them.
Speaker 1: They knew he had to turn the show around, and
Speaker 1: she showed up seventeen minutes late. First words out of
Speaker 1: their mouth was, instead of thirty minutes, we won twenty.
Speaker 1: You know, you could see in his eyes they tried
Speaker 1: to wrap him at twenty and he pushed it to
Speaker 1: twenty six. But I mean, and she wouldn't answer a question.
Speaker 1: She tried to filibuster, which put him in a really
Speaker 1: difficult position of having to interrupt there because she wasn't
Speaker 1: answering the question.
Speaker 4: I agree with all that, but a few interviewers, however
Speaker 4: much time they've had, have tried she doesn't answer. Now,
Speaker 4: if Donald Trump answered about the Affordable Care Act, as
Speaker 4: Donald Trump answered about how he'd stop the war in Ukraine,
Speaker 4: he's been the difference. The difference is he was president.
Speaker 4: The difference is he talks to the press a lot more.
Speaker 4: And the difference is she has a track record of
Speaker 4: extremely liberal positions from her presidential campaign that the country,
Speaker 4: even if you followed it closely, would actually have no
Speaker 4: idea what she would do as president. So I think
Speaker 4: I think a short campaign is going to have special rules.
Speaker 4: But she's chosen to mostly do interviews with friendly and
Speaker 4: the one she's done, like with Bratt as you said,
Speaker 4: I have been under circumstances where we can't get to
Speaker 4: the bottom of it, and the debate where everybody said
Speaker 4: she did such a good job, and she did a
Speaker 4: great job baiting Donald Trump, was not at all revealing
Speaker 4: of her positions. Now, I will say if she loses,
Speaker 4: and if she loses, to some people close to the president,
Speaker 4: as you know, thinks she'll lose badly, there'll be a
Speaker 4: lot of reasons for it, and Joe Biden will get
Speaker 4: a lot of the blame, for instance, my Democrats at least.
Speaker 4: But one of the reasons I'm quite confident from talking
Speaker 4: to voters every day on my two way platform is
Speaker 4: she was some combination of this unspecific about what she'd
Speaker 4: do and unconvincing that her liberal positions are actually changed.
Speaker 4: And I think to some extent, again, I understand the
Speaker 4: frustration you feel as a partisanate, and I have a
Speaker 4: comparable or parallel frustration as a journalist. But the system
Speaker 4: may work. In other words, part of why she'll loses
Speaker 4: she failed to explain her positions on things in a
Speaker 4: way that voter are fell comfortable to say.
Speaker 1: I don't think she can mark because of she does.
Speaker 1: How do you explain away all never mind, I co
Speaker 1: sponsored the Green New Deal with Bernie Sanders, and I
Speaker 1: said I'd eliminate the filibuster. Never mind, How do you
Speaker 1: explain away co sponsoring Medicare for all, elimination of private
Speaker 1: health insurance? How do you how do you expect these
Speaker 1: are recent positions? We're not talking about ten years ago.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean her sort of textbook, her boiler play
Speaker 4: language is they think basically as part of the administration,
Speaker 4: I changed my view, but I will say, you know,
Speaker 4: I've known Kamala Harrison covered her for a long time.
Speaker 4: I think that her achilles heel politically is she does
Speaker 4: not like to make difficult choices under pressure. Now, unfortunately
Speaker 4: for her, that's kind of the job description for president
Speaker 4: and to a large extent, the job description of president
Speaker 4: the United States or of a presidential candidate. But that's
Speaker 4: I believe why she doesn't answer these questions because she
Speaker 4: knows the answers are hard. She's either going to alienate
Speaker 4: the left or alienate the center.
Speaker 1: You mean, like she wouldn't answer how she voted on
Speaker 1: Prop thirty in California. So I actually have the cud.
Speaker 1: Let me play it for you. How did you vote
Speaker 1: on Prop thirty six.
Speaker 2: So I have my ballad is on its way to California,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to trust the system that it will
Speaker 2: arrive there. And I am not going to talk about
Speaker 2: the vote on that because I honestly it is the
Speaker 2: Sunday before the election, and I don't intend to create
Speaker 2: an endorsement.
Speaker 1: One way or another around it.
Speaker 3: But I did vote.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just a typical answer from her, which
Speaker 1: is a non answer.
Speaker 4: But John, if you accept my prism to evaluate all
Speaker 4: of these non answers, then I think it explains every
Speaker 4: one of them. If she took a position on that issue,
Speaker 4: she would alienate the left or the center. And she
Speaker 4: doesn't want to do it because she does not like
Speaker 4: to make difficult choices under pressure, and figuring out how
Speaker 4: to answer these questions is a difficult choice, so she
Speaker 4: just chooses not to. That produces the word salad. It
Speaker 4: produces the evasions. Again. President Trump is evasive about a
Speaker 4: ton of stuff too, but it's not costing him because
Speaker 4: people have a better sense of what he thinks. I
Speaker 4: say to people all the time, tell me what Donald
Speaker 4: Trump would as president, whether you like it or not.
Speaker 4: Less regulation, lower taxes, no forever warse you know some
Speaker 4: conservative cultural.
Speaker 1: Build the wall. Don't forget that mark, that's an obvious one.
Speaker 4: You're right.
Speaker 1: And by the way, he's in commalist closing arguments, she
Speaker 1: says she's lying to people about stealing Grandma and Grandpa's
Speaker 1: social Security and Medicare. Actually it went up under his
Speaker 1: first term. She's lying when she says he's going to
Speaker 1: support a national abortion band. It's an outright lie. Or
Speaker 1: limit access to contraception another lie, or IVF another lie.
Speaker 1: The twenty twenty whatever project that I don't even know
Speaker 1: what it's about. And I'm a you know, prominent conservative,
Speaker 1: but I have no idea, never read it, don't know
Speaker 1: who's involved in it, don't care, want no part of it,
Speaker 1: based on a little bit that I do.
Speaker 4: Know about it. Look, I left off my list of
Speaker 4: things people know about Trump, as you said, shut down
Speaker 4: the border and all some more energy production. I ask people,
Speaker 4: even her supporters, what is she for. It's all opposition
Speaker 4: to Trump. It's all she won't let she won't do projects.
Speaker 1: Is that going to be enough? He's a Nazi fascist
Speaker 1: where all garbage is that going to work?
Speaker 3: Well, it'll be enough.
Speaker 4: If if four things happen, If if productive reproductive freedom
Speaker 4: turns out to be a bigger issue for voters than
Speaker 4: the poll suggests, if women make up fifty five percent
Speaker 4: of the electorate, if her turnout operation turns out to
Speaker 4: be masterfulow of the early vote doesn't suggest that, and
Speaker 4: it turns out that basically no one else gets meaningful vote.
Speaker 4: It's just basically a two person race. And it turns
Speaker 4: out Donald Trump's steeling is forty eight percent. If those
Speaker 4: four things happen, I believe she can get exactly two
Speaker 4: hundred and seventy electoral votes, probably no more. No one's
Speaker 4: ever won with one pass to exactly two hundred and seventy.
Speaker 4: Most of my sources and both parties say that's where
Speaker 4: she is. That's where Joe Biden was on the eve
Speaker 4: of the debate, and that's a that's a tough thing
Speaker 4: to pull off, no margin of error, but that's but
Speaker 4: that may be enough.
Speaker 1: This is my analysis, And you tell me where you
Speaker 1: think I'm wrong, and I like you. I have sources
Speaker 1: that are Democrats and Republicans. Maybe that'llso surprise some people.
Speaker 1: I based on all the modeling, early voting, every indication
Speaker 1: is they have a math problem for Kamala Harris, and
Speaker 1: that is early voting goals that she needed to reach
Speaker 1: she didn't come close to reaching. And according to everybody
Speaker 1: that I speak to in Georgia, it looks like Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's gonna win Georgia. It looks like he's gonna win
Speaker 1: North Carolina. Now, if you disagree with any of this,
Speaker 1: I want to hear it with you. You've reported, and
Speaker 1: my sources are saying exactly what you reported is she's
Speaker 1: in trouble, big trouble. In Wisconsin. Early vote is down
Speaker 1: forty percent the election model that has been used there
Speaker 1: for fourteen years. As Trump up by one and a
Speaker 1: half points. That would be the end of it the
Speaker 1: way I see where she is now. If Trump wins
Speaker 1: Arizona has a shot at Nevada, although that would only
Speaker 1: get him to two sixty eight. She needs a clean
Speaker 1: sweep of the Blue Wall. He needs one of the
Speaker 1: three and he wins.
Speaker 4: Perfectly stated, And again, I think any electoral college analysis
Speaker 4: here one day out starts with the question do you
Speaker 4: think she'll win one of the southwestern one of the
Speaker 4: sun Belt states. My sources don't. And so if she
Speaker 4: can't win one of the three big Sunbelt states Arizona,
Speaker 4: at North Carolina or Georgia. Then she has to go
Speaker 4: three for three and Trump has to go one for three.
Speaker 4: In the Great Lake States, going one for three is
Speaker 4: a lot easier than going three for three. There's been
Speaker 4: I think, an over emphasis on Pennsylvania. I did it too.
Speaker 4: I did a whole two hour show called It's All
Speaker 4: about Pennsylvania. But you're hearing what I'm hearing now, which
Speaker 4: is surprisingly firm confidence from Democrats and Republicans in Wisconsin
Speaker 4: that Trump will win the state. And if she can't
Speaker 4: win a Sun Belt state and she can't win Wisconsin,
Speaker 4: it is over. It's not sort of over, it's over.
Speaker 4: And as for the early vote and the early early vote,
Speaker 4: I said, if this keeps up, we will go into
Speaker 4: election day knowing mathematically she can't win.
Speaker 1: All right, So I'll tell you what on that point,
Speaker 1: I normally wouldn't hold a guest over, but I'm going
Speaker 1: to pick up mathematically where we are because I have
Speaker 1: not heard you discuss that, and I want to ask
Speaker 1: you specifically about Pennsylvania because I have a lot of
Speaker 1: thoughts on that and about the registration shift since twenty
Speaker 1: twenty that nobody talks about, and even a shift in
Speaker 1: Nevada as well. Can you stick around a few more minutes?
Speaker 4: A few more I got to leave in about ten minutes.
Speaker 1: I will have you out here and lessen that, all right?
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Speaker 1: Two Way. You had said that we may know the
Speaker 1: winner of the election before election day. Today's election eve.
Speaker 1: Do you think you know the winner?
Speaker 4: It would take a lot for Kamla Harris's team, which
Speaker 4: is underperformed and get out the vote on the early vote,
Speaker 4: to come back and do better on election day. They
Speaker 4: have a lead in most of the states in the
Speaker 4: early vote, but it's not as big a lead as
Speaker 4: they had in twenty twenty, and so we'll have to
Speaker 4: look at the final early vote numbers. But in several
Speaker 4: of these states, including Pennsylvania, it's difficult to see how
Speaker 4: she'll win. It's not impossible, but the Dark Eye party
Speaker 4: has become the early vote party, accelerated by COVID, And
Speaker 4: so how she's going to do better enough on election day?
Speaker 4: Where we've seen so far on early vote, which again
Speaker 4: is absentee ballots and in person of early voting, underperformance
Speaker 4: in the urban areas, and every one of the seven
Speaker 4: states has urban areas over performance by Team Trump and
Speaker 4: the rural areas and underperformance with a demographic groups that
Speaker 4: she needs to do well in. So, for instance, in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 4: for lead is much smaller than even some Democrats told
Speaker 4: me going in it needed to be to survive the
Speaker 4: greater expect to turn out and buy Republicans on election day.
Speaker 4: Is it possible that they'll be not as good as
Speaker 4: they thought they'd be on early vote but better on
Speaker 4: election day. It's possible, but it's unlikely. And that's why
Speaker 4: right now, based on as we had from the early
Speaker 4: early vote to the late early vote, it's very hard
Speaker 4: to see mathematically how she's going to do this unless
Speaker 4: there's a surge to polls, which there could be.
Speaker 1: Well, they're going to have to based on what you're describing.
Speaker 1: What I've been saying myself in my own commentary is
Speaker 1: that they are going to have to do something that
Speaker 1: they've never done before, and that is have the biggest
Speaker 1: day of voting ever, historic numbers for that to be accomplished.
Speaker 1: And I have the same data that you have, and
Speaker 1: that is the urban turnout in every single swing state,
Speaker 1: the female vote, which we've been hearing a lot about,
Speaker 1: and you're right with your fifty five percent number, or
Speaker 1: but then if they were people were so if they
Speaker 1: were so excited to vote for Kamala, why wouldn't they
Speaker 1: have voted early. That doesn't kind of make That doesn't
Speaker 1: make sense to me. And then we're going to expect
Speaker 1: that they'll show up on election day, which historically Democrats
Speaker 1: don't do. Rural turnout, as you point out, is through
Speaker 1: the roof everywhere, which brings me to the question of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: And you said you did a whole show on this
Speaker 1: one thing. People have not discussed. Pennsylvania demographics have changed
Speaker 1: a lot over seven hundred thousand new Republicans. I've not
Speaker 1: heard anybody talk about that nearly eighty thousand increase in
Speaker 1: demographically Republican new registrations in Nevada, and you see similar
Speaker 1: stories around the rest of the country and swing states.
Speaker 1: Also thoughts on that it's a.
Speaker 4: Great example of liberal bias. If we had seen registration
Speaker 4: explosions in the Democratic gate they've they had a direction,
Speaker 4: there'd be lots of stories trying to explain it, and
Speaker 4: it would be attributed to a grassroots revolt against the
Speaker 4: Republican president. Instead, we see that statistics are quite uniform.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen anybody explain it. But what do we
Speaker 4: know about voter registration tilting Republicans and early vote tilting Republicans,
Speaker 4: domination of grassroots enthusiasm, and mechanical operations so called get
Speaker 4: out the vote. The Harris people argued they had greater
Speaker 4: enthusiasm because of abortion rights and hatred for Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: and they had the better turn out operation because they
Speaker 4: had a lot of money and they've been building it
Speaker 4: for years now. It's it's hard to say that those
Speaker 4: things are going to be true on election day, because,
Speaker 4: as you said, if they're not having the mechanics to
Speaker 4: turn people out early and get them to register to vote.
Speaker 4: If they're not having any organic enthusiasm to get them
Speaker 4: to vote early, how would it be that those things
Speaker 4: would kick in on election day?
Speaker 1: Well, if you were really enthusiastic, it would be incredible.
Speaker 1: All right, last question, and I let you go. What
Speaker 1: are the odds in this race for each candidate winning
Speaker 1: the electoral College?
Speaker 4: I don't predict. I want to be clear. I'm not
Speaker 4: rooting for Donald Trump. I'm not predicting him. When I
Speaker 4: think today I'm in about sixty forty or sixty five
Speaker 4: thirty five.
Speaker 1: Mark Couperan, I do appreciate your honesty. You know, it's
Speaker 1: amazing how many people in the mainstream media hate my guts.
Speaker 1: Why do they hate my guts? What do I ever
Speaker 1: do to them?
Speaker 4: I don't. I don't have a monopoly on my kind
Speaker 4: of journalism.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to understand something different. I'm just you know,
Speaker 1: just you know. I invited Kamala I gave her fall
Speaker 1: for three hours of radio, in an hour on Hannity
Speaker 1: the TV show. I didn't even get a response. I
Speaker 1: think I find that very disrespectful, just saying yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: appreciate it Mark, thanks for spending the extra time with us.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and ninety four one shars probably went to spam.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: You know you can't make this up. It's election eve.
Speaker 1: Let me go back to where we started today, and
Speaker 1: I'm not going to I'm not going to stop. For
Speaker 1: those of you that have already voted. From the bottom
Speaker 1: of my heart, I say thank you. I know. Look,
Speaker 1: I am telling my staff here there are many that
Speaker 1: have not voted yet that if you're in line to
Speaker 1: vote tomorrow and you cannot get to work, I am
Speaker 1: perfectly fine with you staying in line voting. And when
Speaker 1: I say to this audience that, in spite of numbers
Speaker 1: and predictions and percentages and polls and prognostications, I don't
Speaker 1: care put it all out of your head. If you
Speaker 1: have one thought that I want you to have, is
Speaker 1: I want it to be especially if you're in Georgia,
Speaker 1: North Carolina, Pennsylvania, if you live in Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada,
Speaker 1: if you're in those states, assume that your vote will
Speaker 1: be the determining vote in this election. I want that
Speaker 1: high degree of urgency and intensity because it's an inflection
Speaker 1: point for the moment for the country. It simply is,
Speaker 1: we've done our very best to do a job that
Speaker 1: nobody else in the media really cared to do, and
Speaker 1: that is tell you the truth about Kamala Harris, tell
Speaker 1: you the truth about Donald Trump. Take on an establishment
Speaker 1: legacy meet that has no interest in truth any longer,
Speaker 1: that is corrupt, that is abusively biased, and they have
Speaker 1: told more lies than I've ever heard in any one campaign.
Speaker 1: And they should not be rewarded for this. They should not.
Speaker 1: And I would like a big, clean win and that
Speaker 1: we will know early and that it'll be a knockout.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm hoping for. But the only way that
Speaker 1: can happen is of all of you realize the importance
Speaker 1: of your part. I am one talk show host I have, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we have a big audience I can reach. I can't
Speaker 1: make any of you listen to the show. I can't
Speaker 1: make any of you watch Hannity. By the way, there
Speaker 1: should be laws that mandates such. But I'm kidding. I
Speaker 1: say that they're gonna joke, They're gonna want to arrest me.
Speaker 1: I can't make you vote. I can only point out
Speaker 1: the truth. I'm gonna have my closing argument the real
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris tonight on Hannity, I'm asking all of you,
Speaker 1: if you haven't voted, for the sake of our country,
Speaker 1: to inform yourself. Go on handity dot com Public service,
Speaker 1: the Kamala files, walls files, listen to them in their
Speaker 1: own words, and if that's the America you want, then
Speaker 1: that's the America you choose. I don't think most Americans
Speaker 1: agree with that, and I'm asking. I'm asking. I don't
Speaker 1: want to beg and plead, but I will if I
Speaker 1: have to. I'll do whatever you know it takes. I
Speaker 1: can't bribe anybody. That's illegal. I would never do that.
Speaker 1: I always tell people that will just follow the law.
Speaker 1: But I ask you all to please think about your children,
Speaker 1: your grandchildren. I've laid out every radical, extreme position and
Speaker 1: statement she's ever made. You can listen to it all.
Speaker 1: It's on Hannity dot Com. Thank you for those of
Speaker 1: you that I've voted. I know tomorrow might be a
Speaker 1: hassle for some of you. You might have to spend
Speaker 1: a couple hours online, maybe more than a couple hours.
Speaker 1: By the way, if you are in line before the
Speaker 1: polls close, you get to vote by law that's my
Speaker 1: understanding in all fifty states. All right, So please, there's
Speaker 1: a lot at stake here, there really is. I care
Speaker 1: about our kids. I you know what, I've had a
Speaker 1: good life. I've had an undeserved life. My life ended today,
Speaker 1: I would say God, I didn't deserve any of it.
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Speaker 1: will be an abysmal failure, predictable failure. I want to
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Speaker 5: Son, Hannity. Hey, you know it ain't and we're gonna
Speaker 5: take it in the landslide. That's my prediction.
Speaker 1: All right, stop right there. Hey, I'm not I'm not
Speaker 1: putting up with that prediction. But I'll tell you no,
Speaker 1: I don't want people to feel that way. I want
Speaker 1: because I don't think it's true. And I want Americans
Speaker 1: to realize in these states, these polls are close. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying I trust posters, but I'm saying to assume
Speaker 1: the worst and assume that your vote to the deciding vote.
Speaker 1: But I love you. You know that.
Speaker 5: I know, but I got to go with you after
Speaker 5: they did what they did last one, and we know
Speaker 5: this should be our third term around. I'm just saying
Speaker 5: that's me, Sean. But hey, I got a funny feeling
Speaker 5: that we gonna make it this time, even with they
Speaker 5: already and she looked, you see where they burnt up
Speaker 5: the ballots. Hey, let me ask you something. Them ballats
Speaker 5: dad got burnt up.
Speaker 1: We're talking about it and I think Oregon and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we talked about it last week.
Speaker 5: How are they going to figure that out? Now? How
Speaker 5: do I don't know how.
Speaker 1: They figure it out? You know what I don't. I
Speaker 1: will tell you this, and I do have a whole
Speaker 1: pile of stuff I didn't get to today. But every challenge,
Speaker 1: the good news is there's hundreds and hundreds of lawyers
Speaker 1: all around the country for Trump, and they've been challenging
Speaker 1: these issues in court and they've been winning almost all
Speaker 1: of them, you know. And that's the key to me,
Speaker 1: is that you know, if you see, if any of
Speaker 1: you see anything that is inappropriate or you think is
Speaker 1: against the law, inform the RNC, get in touch with
Speaker 1: their lawyers. It's not hard to do. Reach out to
Speaker 1: your local Republican party, and I would go about it
Speaker 1: the proper way. Tell law enforcement, tell election officials in
Speaker 1: your county. Be kind, be respectful, be polite. That's my advice.
Speaker 5: Now, Hey, last one, I just seen where last week
Speaker 5: where they're supposed to have somebody with you when you
Speaker 5: pick up the ballots. Okay, they supposed to have two
Speaker 5: people with you when they do the ballots on the
Speaker 5: opposite side, I guess.
Speaker 1: And you're talking about ballot harvesting.
Speaker 5: Yeah, pretty much, that's what it is. And they grab
Speaker 5: him out the box, right, and they want nobody with
Speaker 5: the guy. And he grabbed him, put him in a deal.
Speaker 5: He's supposed to count him when he take him out.
Speaker 5: We didn't see that on the video. I guess these
Speaker 5: people don't see that. If there's a video camera around
Speaker 5: them boxes evidently, and they don't pay attention to him.
Speaker 5: But we gonna see Sean, and God bless America because
Speaker 5: we gonna need it this time. And like you said, everybody,
Speaker 5: because I'm going tomorrow morning the boat. I always bring
Speaker 5: up the back door. I always you know, I always
Speaker 5: told you I vote on that day. So everybody that
Speaker 5: has them voted, get out there, stand in that line,
Speaker 5: don't take no crap, wait for your time, get in
Speaker 5: there and do your do Gillians, and let's make America
Speaker 5: great again, baby, so we can keep this beautiful country
Speaker 5: of ours going without all them lying knuckle heads that's
Speaker 5: on that Democrats that taking us down to the nott
Speaker 5: Just don't.
Speaker 1: Call them garbage or what did Kathy Hokle say? I mean,
Speaker 1: I actually couldn't believe she these words. She said that
Speaker 1: you're anti American.
Speaker 6: These Republicans in New York. You are voting for someone
Speaker 6: who supports Donald Trump, and your anti woman, your anti abortion,
Speaker 6: and basically you're anti American because you have just trashed
Speaker 6: American values and what our country is all about, over
Speaker 6: and over and over, and you will wear this on
Speaker 6: election day.
Speaker 1: I don't know, big time. I'm praying, I'm hoping. I
Speaker 1: believe in the Good Lord, and I just want everybody
Speaker 1: to do their part. This will be my last show
Speaker 1: before the polls open tomorrow, and I'm merging all of
Speaker 1: you make time in your day. If you have to
Speaker 1: get up early and get to the polls when they open,
Speaker 1: maybe the line will be shorter. Do it in the morning,
Speaker 1: do it after work. Fine, go to the bathroom and
Speaker 1: be prepared to be there as long as you need
Speaker 1: to stay. Make arrangements for childcare, work with the neighbors,
Speaker 1: help others get to the pulse. Those are all things
Speaker 1: that people can do. But don't assume for a second
Speaker 1: that this election is in the back.
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