Speaker 1: All right, it's election day in America. Thank you for
Speaker 1: joining us. Right down our toll free telephone number. Now
Speaker 1: we're going to take a lot of calls. You know
Speaker 1: throughout the course of the show today, you know anecdotal
Speaker 1: information that you want to share voting where you happen
Speaker 1: to be. We want to hear from you. Really well,
Speaker 1: I think maybe the funniest post I saw today, although
Speaker 1: Linda just said there's no way this is real, that
Speaker 1: Jay Jones tried to kick a dog and missed. Is
Speaker 1: that that has to be AI. You're kidding me? Is
Speaker 1: not Ai? It is not a I.
Speaker 2: The best part is the best part is he tries
Speaker 2: to kick it, walks around it, and then like kind
Speaker 2: of swings at it again. I'm like, he's speeding. He
Speaker 2: wants to kill small children. Now he's kicking dogs on
Speaker 2: election day.
Speaker 1: Bro, unbelievable. All Right. One of the bigger controversies to
Speaker 1: emerge on the at the outset of this election is
Speaker 1: the actual ballot in New York City. And it's fascinating
Speaker 1: to watch Elon musk waited on this criticizing the ballot
Speaker 1: listing Mamdani Marxist Kami Mumdani twice at the top, relegating
Speaker 1: Cuomo to the lower level. In the middle, you can
Speaker 1: barely find it if you look at the top row Democrat,
Speaker 1: it says Zoran Kwame Mumdani rob next to it is
Speaker 1: Curtis Lee, a Republican Conservative. Now let me explain something
Speaker 1: to all of you outside of New York. There's a
Speaker 1: million parties that you can form in New York and
Speaker 1: get your name on a ballot anyway, Irena Strada. Then
Speaker 1: d it's back to Zoran Kwami Mumdani with the Working
Speaker 1: Families Party. Curtis Lee was next again with the Protect
Speaker 1: the Animals Party. Who ever heard the Protect the Animals party?
Speaker 1: What are you? What's your political affiliation? Protect the animals anyway?
Speaker 1: The next line is Eric Adams on the Safe and
Speaker 1: Affordable line. Yeah, great job he did by welcoming in
Speaker 1: all the unvetted Harris Biden, may orc As illegals. Then
Speaker 1: you go to line two and they have the Integrity
Speaker 1: Party Jim Walden never heard of the guy. Then the
Speaker 1: Fight and Deliver Party. That's Andrew CMO's spot on row
Speaker 1: two in the middle, and the last one is Quality
Speaker 1: of Life Joseph Fernandez I though I don't even know
Speaker 1: who any of these people is. Of people are in
Speaker 1: this particular case. You know, he put up on ex
Speaker 1: the New York City ballot form as a scam, complaining
Speaker 1: that no identification is required. Candidates appear twice. Cuomo's name
Speaker 1: is last on the ballot. Look New York. I can
Speaker 1: tell you when I lived there. You know, I love
Speaker 1: the people that were at my polling place that I
Speaker 1: used to go see every election year. And I'd walk
Speaker 1: in and they say, I hate it when they say
Speaker 1: I hate when people say mister Hanner. I said, Seawan
Speaker 1: and Sean, that's fine. They say hello, and I'd say
Speaker 1: hello back, and I'd always reach for my wallet, assuming
Speaker 1: I give an idea. Of course, you don't need an
Speaker 1: idea in New York. And Musk added that you know,
Speaker 1: Donnie's on the ballot twice, maybe you can win twice too.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just typical dumb lack of election integrity.
Speaker 1: And as we you know, start this day off, I
Speaker 1: would be negligent if I didn't say, we've got to
Speaker 1: fix this. Republicans now have got to make this a priority.
Speaker 1: I mean, and it's not hard. Now both parties have
Speaker 1: bitterly complained about election results. Hillary Clinton is one, Stacy
Speaker 1: Abrams is two. President Trump can be number three. Okay, there,
Speaker 1: I'm being fair. But we don't have election integrity, which
Speaker 1: is the problem. The measures to put in place are
Speaker 1: not complicated. You know. I can't stand you get to
Speaker 1: vote starting in September for a November election. I think
Speaker 1: that's insane. You know what can happen between September and November.
Speaker 1: You know, remember the the Hunter Biden laptop didn't come
Speaker 1: out till October and it was suppressed because the FBI
Speaker 1: prebunked it. You know, can have a dramatic impact on
Speaker 1: people's voting. It's absolutely crazy, you know, but we need
Speaker 1: it should be mostly same day voting, with the exception
Speaker 1: of the military or people that are infirmed or the elderly.
Speaker 1: I would prefer paper ballots myself. I think you have
Speaker 1: more integrity. A lot of European countries, Canada, for example,
Speaker 1: have gone back to paper ballots. They find there's more
Speaker 1: integrity to it. That's what I'd prefer. I think that
Speaker 1: you have voter i D signature verification, chain of custody controls.
Speaker 1: By the way that county I believe it was passaic.
Speaker 1: In New Jersey, the city council voting no and is
Speaker 1: a passaic. Linda voting no. In terms of putting cameras
Speaker 1: on early voting, it was passaic, and I think that's insane.
Speaker 1: That means anybody can walk in that room at any
Speaker 1: time and nobody would know if they what they do
Speaker 1: in that room, whether they tamper with ballots. It just
Speaker 1: gives integrity and confidence into the results. But anyway, voter
Speaker 1: I D signature verification, chain of custody control. They should
Speaker 1: be under twenty four hour camera available for the public
Speaker 1: to watch if they desire. Get rid of these stupid
Speaker 1: you know, drop boxes. In my view, that's another thing
Speaker 1: that needs to go. Updated voter rolls. I think you
Speaker 1: need partisan observers watching the voting all day, the vote
Speaker 1: counting all night, and I think we'd have more integrity
Speaker 1: in the system. That's what I wish. Republicans, they need
Speaker 1: to get their act together. Let me tell you what
Speaker 1: we are watching this election day, so everybody is prepared
Speaker 1: by the time we come on tonight. With the exception
Speaker 1: of California, all the polls will close as of nine
Speaker 1: pm Eastern time. And let me start in the Commonwealth
Speaker 1: of Virginia. You have Virginia governor. Now, remember Glenn Youngkin
Speaker 1: four years ago. It was a dramatic upset and he won.
Speaker 1: But he didn't win by a lot. He won by
Speaker 1: two percentage points. I our people argue that Virginia's purple.
Speaker 1: I believe the Virginia leans more blue. That's my personal belief.
Speaker 1: And win some earls I think would be a great choice.
Speaker 1: The bottom seems to have fallen out having spoken, and
Speaker 1: we'll check it with them later. Matt Towery in terms
Speaker 1: of her polling. But there is a real chance for
Speaker 1: Jason Miaris, who's going up against this lunatic who threatened
Speaker 1: the speaker of the House of Commons. You know, Jay
Speaker 1: Jones is his name, the one that we're just talking
Speaker 1: about maybe taking to trying to kick the dog if
Speaker 1: that's not artificial intelligence when the squares it is not.
Speaker 1: But the current Attorney General, Jason Miaris, has a real
Speaker 1: shot in this race. And I hope those of you
Speaker 1: in Virginia will keep you know, Jason Miaris, he deserves
Speaker 1: the second term. Why would you elect somebody in this
Speaker 1: assassination culture that was having a conversation threatening to murder
Speaker 1: the Speaker of the House of Commons and his children
Speaker 1: and then saying he wants to piss on their grave
Speaker 1: because he said all of that in a text, and
Speaker 1: even the person he's texting is like, I am really
Speaker 1: uncomfortable with this conversation. Stop. We're also watching this election
Speaker 1: day in New Jersey. This is the race to watch.
Speaker 1: This is Mikey Cheryl running against businessmen Jack Chouldarelli. And
Speaker 1: if you recall, I've confessed that I really did not
Speaker 1: pay attention to this four years ago because there was
Speaker 1: no indication that I should. The polls never indicated that
Speaker 1: this could in any way be a close race. Going
Speaker 1: into today election day, there are now five polls that
Speaker 1: have Jack Choitdarelli and Mikey Cheryl at one point difference.
Speaker 1: Now there are other outlier polls that have Mikey Cheryl
Speaker 1: way ahead. I don't believe those polls. The posters that
Speaker 1: I trust the most are the people that I think
Speaker 1: are going to be the most accurate. This is a
Speaker 1: dead heat race. What that means officially for the people
Speaker 1: of New Jersey is this is now a turnout election
Speaker 1: day for you. What does that mean? That means get
Speaker 1: out and vote. If you have not voted and you
Speaker 1: want to change the path and traject victory in New Jersey,
Speaker 1: this may be your last shot and you have an
Speaker 1: opportunity here. You're forty ninth out of fifty in terms
Speaker 1: of the taxes in your state, and you can change
Speaker 1: all of that to day. And if you really really care,
Speaker 1: you might want to call your friends, talk to your neighbors,
Speaker 1: talk to your co workers. And I want to remind
Speaker 1: everybody if you're online waiting to vote before the polls
Speaker 1: close and you haven't voted, you get to vote as
Speaker 1: a matter of law. So stay in line. I have
Speaker 1: to go to the bathroom. Raise your hand. I'm sure
Speaker 1: they'll let you go to the bathroom, at least I hope.
Speaker 1: So maybe there might be polling places, Linda that don't
Speaker 1: let that happen. I don't know. I would make accommodations
Speaker 1: for somebody, say I really have to go to the bathroom,
Speaker 1: can you escort me in? I think any decent person
Speaker 1: would do that. So we're watching New Jersey this election day,
Speaker 1: obviously the big race in New York City. What's so
Speaker 1: interesting about this is nobody knows who Atlas polling is,
Speaker 1: but Atlas polling is the top polster, one of the
Speaker 1: top posters in the country along with Trafalgar. That's Robert Kahley,
Speaker 1: Matt Towery, that's inside her advantage and Matt will join
Speaker 1: us in the next hour. And that's John McLaughlins associates
Speaker 1: as Rasmussen. And that's pretty much it. All these other
Speaker 1: New York Times and most of these other ones get
Speaker 1: it so wrong it's not even worth following their their polling.
Speaker 1: And I just stick with the people that I know
Speaker 1: have a very good track record. And Atlas has been
Speaker 1: polling this and they came out with their final poll
Speaker 1: and Mom, Donnie, the bottom's been falling out in the
Speaker 1: last number of days now. He did have what appears
Speaker 1: to be demographically an early vote lead for him, and
Speaker 1: meaning because a lot of these these young New Yorkers
Speaker 1: that pushed him over the top in the primary been
Speaker 1: going out in droves and voting early. And we'll see
Speaker 1: if that's going to be enough to hold. If in fact,
Speaker 1: you know Cuomo or Curtis, well, can you know, have
Speaker 1: a great election day showing We'll see, But I know,
Speaker 1: I kind of think this is too far gone, is
Speaker 1: my guess. I hope I'm wrong and don't believe that
Speaker 1: it's over. You know, you don't know this. Polling is
Speaker 1: one thing. Votes are another thing. So let's see what
Speaker 1: happens in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. We're also paying attention there.
Speaker 1: Voters will cast a ballots and a race that really
Speaker 1: can impact national elections in the future. Now, three members
Speaker 1: of the Supreme Court in Pennsylvania are up for reelection,
Speaker 1: although they do not face any named opponents. Instead, voters
Speaker 1: simply decide whether or not they should remain on the bench,
Speaker 1: and should the justices be retained. In other words, and
Speaker 1: if they are retained, they will serve another ten years.
Speaker 1: Well that's you know, what is that at least two
Speaker 1: more presidential cycles for crying out loud, that's ridiculous. So
Speaker 1: and Josh Shapiro, the Democrat, it wants them retained. If
Speaker 1: you're in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania today, I know a
Speaker 1: lot of times you know, uh, do I really want Yeah?
Speaker 1: This this could impact the outcome of a future presidential election.
Speaker 1: If you're in Pennsylvania, go out and vote. Do not
Speaker 1: retain these these justices. They should not be retained. They
Speaker 1: should not remain on the bench das your answer in
Speaker 1: my humble opinion again, I talked about Ray Jones, the
Speaker 1: representative that wants to you know, he said, if I
Speaker 1: had two bullets and I had an opportunity to shoot Hitler,
Speaker 1: Polepot and the Speaker of the House of Commons, I'd
Speaker 1: use both bullets on the speaker and then i'd, you know,
Speaker 1: go after his family, and then I'd piss on their graves.
Speaker 1: The fact that the Democrats did not insist this guy
Speaker 1: drop out is beyond any comprehension I have. Then we
Speaker 1: have the Gavin Newsom I want to I want to
Speaker 1: use every dirty trick in the book. As far as
Speaker 1: I'm concerned, It's gonna be one of the most watched ballots.
Speaker 1: The polling is not good on it. I'm being right
Speaker 1: up with the people of California. I promise to always
Speaker 1: tell the truth, never be polyonnish and lie to you.
Speaker 1: Which asks voters to temporarily override the state's independent Congressional
Speaker 1: Districting Commission to allow Democrats to flip as many as
Speaker 1: five House seats. Now, Newsom is the leading advocate of
Speaker 1: Prop fifty. He said, oh, this is necessary to respond
Speaker 1: to the Texas redistricting. That's not true. The people that
Speaker 1: have mastered the art of redistricting and jerry mandering is
Speaker 1: our Democratic Party in every blue state in this country.
Speaker 1: You know, Texas is doing it in a fair manner.
Speaker 1: Governor Newsom wants to literally, if voters have approved this,
Speaker 1: new maps will be drawn by this radical, hardcore you know,
Speaker 1: leftists California legislature. That would remain in effect to twenty thirty,
Speaker 1: at which point control would be returned to an independent commission.
Speaker 1: They have an independent commission, and what they want to
Speaker 1: do is push out the independent commission and their recommendations,
Speaker 1: which are you know, are California reasonably fair? It's already
Speaker 1: fairly jerrymandered, and you know, and it's just outrageous what
Speaker 1: they're doing out there. The answer would be in California
Speaker 1: to vote no. This is really imperative. This could impact
Speaker 1: the midterms coming up one year from now, and Main
Speaker 1: voters will consider Main Question one, which would require voters
Speaker 1: to present a valid photo ID to vote. I would
Speaker 1: vote yes on that. In Texas, voters will be asked
Speaker 1: to vote on Proposition sixteen, which would require an individual
Speaker 1: to be a citizen to vote. Yeah, I'd vote yes
Speaker 1: on that one too. And that's pretty much what we're watching,
Speaker 1: you know, throughout the country today. And I'll give you
Speaker 1: my I'll give you a lay of the land, but
Speaker 1: I'm going to tell you this, New Jersey, Commonwealth of Virginia.
Speaker 1: Go out and vote. Californians, just vote anyway, New York,
Speaker 1: give it your best shot. That's my advice to you.
Speaker 1: Same with Texas. I'm not worried about Texas, to be honest,
Speaker 1: but I would, you know, go out and vote. Go
Speaker 1: out and vote. It is your right to do so.
Speaker 1: I think you have a duty and a responsibility. New Jersey.
Speaker 1: You have a real shot to shock the entire country today.
Speaker 1: Go out and vote at your friends, your family, your neighbors,
Speaker 1: your coworkers, you know, bring everybody to the polls, you know,
Speaker 1: tailgate brawl. I'm concerned and have a great time. Okay,
Speaker 1: So you know why why does this happen every single
Speaker 1: solitary time? You know, it is freaking election dage driving
Speaker 1: me up a wall. Selena's Zito is with us. You
Speaker 1: put a post up on X and apparently others have
Speaker 1: as well. So I'm not saying that others aren't good
Speaker 1: people out there. Commissioner Scott Done in Pennsylvania, I talked
Speaker 1: about the vote for Supreme Court justice is whether you
Speaker 1: want to retain them or not. Vote no. But anyway,
Speaker 1: if you're in Pennsylvania. This morning, we were advised by
Speaker 1: the Pennsylvania Department of State of a processing era in
Speaker 1: the voter information the state transferred to Fayette County. The
Speaker 1: data on the electronic poll pads is outdated and could
Speaker 1: be incorrect. As of ten am, all Fayette County precincts
Speaker 1: have been instructed to stop using the electronic pole pads
Speaker 1: and switch to backup paper poll books. This should not
Speaker 1: be an issue for the remainder of the day. Should
Speaker 1: you have already encountered an error and did not vote,
Speaker 1: please return to the precinct by eight pm to vote.
Speaker 1: Any provisional ballots cast because of this error will be counted.
Speaker 1: If you already successfully cast a ballot, you are fined
Speaker 1: and no further action is needed. And by the way,
Speaker 1: this happened to me this morning. I voted via provisional ballot.
Speaker 1: You got to be kidding me. Now this move over
Speaker 1: Chester County, Pennsylvania, Fayett County is in the House. Apparently
Speaker 1: there's an issue in Chester County. Selena Zito, who knows
Speaker 1: all things Pennsylvania, I'm frankly, you know, why does this
Speaker 1: not support Why can't we make paper ballots? Why can't
Speaker 1: we have same day voting with the exceptions of the sick,
Speaker 1: the infirm, our military, etc. No early voting, paper ballots,
Speaker 1: voter I D signats for verification, chain of custody, commands
Speaker 1: for the early ballots or mail in ballots that do that.
Speaker 1: We do allow then updated voter rolls every year, and
Speaker 1: partisan observers watch the voting all day and every precinct
Speaker 1: and the vote counting all night by hand in front
Speaker 1: of partisan observers, and then everybody will have more faith,
Speaker 1: more confidence, more integrity in our election process. You make
Speaker 1: the call at the end of the night, everybody goes
Speaker 1: home and feels like they were treated fairly. What's wrong
Speaker 1: with that? Why did both Democrats and Republicans have complained
Speaker 1: bitterly about voting problems? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Absolutely so, say a county, I think it's if you know,
Speaker 3: say a county at all. In Pennsylvania, it's very rral.
Speaker 3: You know, some of the highest peaks in the state
Speaker 3: are in Faya County. So just going back to where
Speaker 3: you vote. It may only be eight miles, but it
Speaker 3: might take you thirty five to forty minutes to get
Speaker 3: back there. Right, it's not something that is convenient. And
Speaker 3: I just you know, I'm just so frustrated. This is
Speaker 3: you have one job, you basically only have to do
Speaker 3: it two times a year. Why can't you get it right?
Speaker 3: And to your point about faith in our institutions and
Speaker 3: in our government, this only erodes it and makes it
Speaker 3: worse rather than you know, sort of bonds us back together.
Speaker 3: As far as Chester County, this is another like ridiculous error.
Speaker 3: They didn't bring the binders that have all the independent
Speaker 3: voters in there. Well that's like seventy five sous than people.
Speaker 3: They only have Republicans or Democrats, and and so you
Speaker 3: have seventy five thousand people. Okay, now what do you do? Okay,
Speaker 3: well vote provisionally. Well they don't have enough provisional ballots.
Speaker 3: So you know, it's just it's just.
Speaker 1: A I think I'd like to say, you can't make
Speaker 1: it up. But nothing surprises me anymore.
Speaker 3: It really it really, it shouldn't be that hard. And
Speaker 3: whoever is governor throughout you know this time or the
Speaker 3: next time, make it a priority to make elections fair
Speaker 3: and safe and secure. But also just do the basics, right, Like,
Speaker 3: just do the basics now mine?
Speaker 1: And I mean you have your friends with Joshapiro, You're
Speaker 1: friends with every politician in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I mean,
Speaker 1: does he not see a problem here?
Speaker 3: Oh well, just before I came on the air, I
Speaker 3: sent them a text. I'm like, what the heck? What
Speaker 3: do you what's going on here?
Speaker 1: I will I was probably saying, Oh no, Selina's on
Speaker 1: my case. I'm in trouble.
Speaker 3: This is not the time for sleazy to have my
Speaker 3: cell phone number.
Speaker 1: Well, does anymore? Please update us? We love you. You
Speaker 1: know more about the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania than any single
Speaker 1: human being on earth and accurately predicted that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: would win in twenty twenty four. And you're way ahead
Speaker 1: of the curve. What is Linda saying? You want me
Speaker 1: to look at my text before I say goodbye.
Speaker 2: I just wanted you to have her book title, so
Speaker 2: maybe he could give her a little something something before
Speaker 2: you say goodbye. That's all?
Speaker 1: Okay, you mean her best selling book.
Speaker 2: Of Yeah, her New York number one, that's all.
Speaker 1: Do you mean the national political reporter for The Washington
Speaker 1: Examiner and her book on Butler, which you know she
Speaker 1: was right next to President Trump when he came within
Speaker 1: a millimeter of losing his life. The untold story of
Speaker 1: the near assassination of Donald called Trump and the fight
Speaker 1: for America's heartland. You mean that one, Just like you.
Speaker 2: Do this for a living.
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you you're very good at I'm a
Speaker 1: professional anyway, Selena, we love you, hissed the grand kids
Speaker 1: for us. We appreciate you.
Speaker 3: You guys should know this. In the in the rural
Speaker 3: counties outside of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, the vote, the voter
Speaker 3: turnout is higher than usual for an off year and
Speaker 3: the voter.
Speaker 1: Are you getting any information on New Jersey?
Speaker 3: No, I haven't. I've just been trying to focus on
Speaker 3: Pennsylvania because this no vote as actually and this sort
Speaker 3: of Pachase thing that Charlie Kirk and you know put
Speaker 3: into action is really not just about what happens today
Speaker 3: in Pennsylvania, but it's also about what happens in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty sixth in the seventh, eighth, and tenth congressional districts,
Speaker 3: Like getting more people to show up and in the
Speaker 3: habit of showing an up in and off year so
Speaker 3: that the midterms are successful for Republicans. It's a really
Speaker 3: it's a piece I have up right now. It's a
Speaker 3: really good peace.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. Thank you so much, Selena Zito.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 1: I'm getting I'm getting an update on turnout in New Jersey.
Speaker 1: This is the first report that I am getting. They
Speaker 1: are tracking in a positive direction. Uh. And the trending
Speaker 1: is to exceed three million, which is where Jack Chitdarelly
Speaker 1: really needs to be. And if it follows the trend
Speaker 1: of four years ago, that would be the magic number
Speaker 1: to catch and pass her. They did better in early
Speaker 1: voting than they did four years ago, but remember they
Speaker 1: lost that by about two and a half three points.
Speaker 1: Turnout is very strong in Ocean. That's in Lakewood and
Speaker 1: Mamath and Morris, all very very key counties. Now let
Speaker 1: me tell you what the key is in New Jersey,
Speaker 1: and that's going to be turnout between the hours of
Speaker 1: five and eight pm all over New Jersey. Jack, what
Speaker 1: I'm what they are telling me is this is real.
Speaker 1: I can only pass on to you what I hear.
Speaker 1: I'm not on the ground. You know at the polling
Speaker 1: places in New Jersey, so I have to count on
Speaker 1: people that are on the ground. You know, one admonition,
Speaker 1: one thing to watch out for today. Democrats have significantly
Speaker 1: outspent Republicans on advertising high profile elections. I mean they
Speaker 1: have thrown in last minute of fortune in Virginia and
Speaker 1: in New Jersey, I mean a fortune, I mean Democratic
Speaker 1: Mikey Cheryl the Line Group's invested sixty one million in
Speaker 1: spots since June versus forty one million for Jack Chitarelli.
Speaker 1: And this is a neck and neck race. The Pro
Speaker 1: fifty campaign in California ninety four million compared with thirty
Speaker 1: seven million in opposition ads in Pennsylvania. You know, Democrats
Speaker 1: and allied groups have out advertised their opponents for to
Speaker 1: one this year. So you know, just keep that in
Speaker 1: your mind. This is not supposed to be a Republican
Speaker 1: day here today. The fact that it's exciting that the
Speaker 1: Attorney General Jason Miaris can win is exciting, the fact
Speaker 1: that Jack Chitdarelli is neck and neck. It's going to
Speaker 1: be about turnout between basically right now and eight o'clock tonight.
Speaker 1: That's what's going to determine the outcome of New Jersey.
Speaker 1: You have a shot, get out and vote. Let me
Speaker 1: go to New York. We spend so much time on it.
Speaker 1: New York voters are poised to shatter previous turnout records
Speaker 1: for mayoral races. The New York Post is reporting today
Speaker 1: apparently as of just coming on the show today more Wow.
Speaker 1: More New Yorkers have turned out by two pm this
Speaker 1: afternoon Eastern Time than the entire race in twenty one,
Speaker 1: on track to break even more more historic records in
Speaker 1: this widely watched race. A total of one point one
Speaker 1: to five million people voted in the last mayoral election,
Speaker 1: including just over two hundred and fifty thousand early mail ins.
Speaker 1: On election day twenty twenty one, four hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: two thousand people had voted by midday. Wow. Well, just
Speaker 1: under nine hundred thousand turned out for Eric Adams to
Speaker 1: win this. This is pretty amazing we have. After casting
Speaker 1: his vote, Chucky Schumer declined to say who he voted for.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter how radical it gets. His days are done.
Speaker 1: Hakeem Jeffries, No, no, no, no, no. Mamdani's not going
Speaker 1: to be the face of the Democratic Party. Oh yes,
Speaker 1: it is. It already is a pro Cuomo superpack ad
Speaker 1: came out released on as of yesterday, attacking Mamdani over
Speaker 1: the socialist ties to left wing streamer Hassan Piker, who
Speaker 1: once said America deserved nine to eleven. That's Zoron's buddy,
Speaker 1: Hassan Piker saying we deserve nine to eleven. It's a
Speaker 1: disgrace to every life. Lost reader says fifteen second ad
Speaker 1: paid for a group for our city with Mamdanni superimposed
Speaker 1: in front of the Twin Towers attack. At one point,
Speaker 1: Zoron went on Piker's show, and Piker was just spotted
Speaker 1: at Zoron's event, And of course you had that Controversially,
Speaker 1: Mom that stood up for the character of the Blind
Speaker 1: Shake was convicted in the ninety three Trade Center bombing
Speaker 1: and has set outrageous things. We have covered that at length.
Speaker 1: And then Linda Sarsoor who we talked about yesterday, another
Speaker 1: radical that's friends with mam Donni. But I guess it's
Speaker 1: a little late to bring all that in, you know,
Speaker 1: kind of too little too late. Cuomo semi apologized on
Speaker 1: Fox News this morning for nursing home deaths, and you know,
Speaker 1: nobody knew what we were dealing with. I had the
Speaker 1: best health experts around the globe giving us advice. We
Speaker 1: followed the best advice. We followed the federal guidance, and
Speaker 1: people died in a horrific way. There were no visitors
Speaker 1: allowed in the nursing homes. And I apologize for any
Speaker 1: family that lost the loved one during that time. It
Speaker 1: was on my way. I understand how horrible it was.
Speaker 1: Those are probably the strongest statements today. Too little, too late.
Speaker 1: Now this is bizarre because commie Marxist Mumdani there was
Speaker 1: apparently bomb threats at multiple polling locations in New Jersey
Speaker 1: that have just prompted closures. At one point earlier today,
Speaker 1: he called the bomb threats part of the general approach
Speaker 1: the Trump administration has taken to try and intimidate voters
Speaker 1: with basils allegations of voter fraud. He must have been
Speaker 1: talking about Hillary or Stacy Abrams. But these bomb threats,
Speaker 1: multiple ones were made against polling sites across New Jersey.
Speaker 1: Earlier today, the Attorney General, Matthew Platkin said the bomb
Speaker 1: threats were emailed to polling areas in Bergen, Essex, Mercer, Middlesex,
Speaker 1: Monmouth Ocean and Passaic Counties. Law enforcement officers have responded
Speaker 1: to each impacted polling place. They have worked swiftly to
Speaker 1: secure these polling locations and ensure the safety of every voter.
Speaker 1: Scary these you know, look at the poll that came
Speaker 1: out yesterday. Over half the country thinks we're going to
Speaker 1: have a major assassination of a political figure in five years.
Speaker 1: Not good. So we're watching all of that. I mentioned
Speaker 1: the Elon Musk post. It's hilarious the way the ballot
Speaker 1: is up. There fully ten percent of New Yorkers, New
Speaker 1: York City residents say if Mamdani wins today, they will
Speaker 1: be leaving New York City. And I don't doubt that
Speaker 1: at all. New York City voters disturbed by this insane
Speaker 1: ballot format that Elon Musk was criticizing. The White House
Speaker 1: slam Mamdanni for blaming the election bomb threats on Trump.
Speaker 1: There is zero evidence. By the way, the party of
Speaker 1: incitement and the party of dehumanization has been the Democrats,
Speaker 1: you know, the ones that say Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini and
Speaker 1: racist fascist Nazi all the time. Schumer pushed a shutdown
Speaker 1: into a record books after rejecting a fourteenth opportunity to
Speaker 1: open up the governman today and then trying to make
Speaker 1: a big deal about it. This is on Schumer. This
Speaker 1: is why it's called the Schumer shutdown. And anti Semitic
Speaker 1: activist Linder sar Sore vows to hold Mamdanie accountable for
Speaker 1: campaign promises. That's gonna be right there in the inner circle.
Speaker 1: Good luck New York City. Now, it did end in
Speaker 1: a five point race according to the Atlas poll. We'll
Speaker 1: get to polling with our friend Matt Towery coming up
Speaker 1: in just a minute, you know, but at this point
Speaker 1: it's really about turnout. And I'm just gonna say, Jason
Speaker 1: Mieris is a really good guy in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Speaker 1: Uh Win, some series would be a great governor. Jack
Speaker 1: should Arelly. This is a real opportunity for New Jersey.
Speaker 1: This would be a political earthquake if Jack should a
Speaker 1: rally wins and it is real? How real is it?
Speaker 1: We're gonna ask Matt Towery on the other side,