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Speaker 1: Quote, Columbia University agreed on Friday to make changes to

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Speaker 2: Student body, but to do it under duress makes them

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Speaker 3: Well, and it seems to come back to the same thing.

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Speaker 3: It's about money. Oh, you're going to withhold funding. Okay,

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Speaker 1: Okay, why not just spend DEI without Trump?

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Speaker 2: You know, holding you to it of a office. Right,

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Speaker 3: If the law firm and if the university, if they

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Speaker 2: At some point you have to stand.

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Speaker 3: For something, and it seems that these that the university

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Speaker 3: Ye, so I think this will be not just the

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Speaker 2: It's blatant on its face.

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Speaker 3: When you have that kind of a record and this

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Speaker 2: From Paul Weiss. That should have been disavowed.

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Speaker 2: What did Mark Pomeranz do that was so bad?

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Speaker 2: So this is all just not a big deal.

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Speaker 3: Punished for those democratic causes. So when you then take

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Speaker 2: Who is going to do?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, mister Venman, you're on the list. The White House

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Speaker 5: Sure, sure, thanks for having me on again.

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Speaker 6: But I'm not a billion we can need billionaire that

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Speaker 6: and you know, because it's meaningless, I mean, it's noise.

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Speaker 5: And frankly, I don't care.

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Speaker 6: This is not something that's looselip frankly, I'll make fun

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Speaker 5: This is the.

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Speaker 7: Primal scream of a dying regie.

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Speaker 5: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 5: these people. There got a free shot. All these networks

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Speaker 7: The people have had a belly full of it.

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Speaker 5: I know you don't like hearing that. I know you

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Speaker 5: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 8: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 5: War Room. Here's your host, Stephen k Ban. It's Saturday,

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Speaker 5: twenty two March in the arvill twenty five. There's winning

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Speaker 5: and then there's winning. I know some of you obviously kidding.

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Speaker 5: Number one, Columbia University cratered and I meantered quickly to

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Speaker 5: and they're gonna be Perkins, Coin and Company, Berlin and

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Speaker 5: Quinn Emmanual and all of it. They're gonna lead a

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Speaker 5: big effort and they're gonna do this. They're gonna do this,

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Speaker 5: and then twenty four hours later, full freaking surrender. We

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Speaker 5: broke them at the pulse in November. They're not that tough.

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Speaker 5: They will break. This is about fragility. This is about resilience.

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Speaker 5: You are resilient. Your human agency makes you resilient. You

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Speaker 5: are tough, handed down in grit and determination. And they

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Speaker 5: are not tough. They're soft, they're whiny. Look at these

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Speaker 5: town halls. They're whiny. They're soft. They're not tough, they're

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Speaker 5: not hard. You want to save this nation, you want

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Speaker 5: to save this republic in this great conflict that we have.

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Speaker 5: That's no compromise. You have to be tough. I cannot

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Speaker 5: be proud of of President Trump. He went right to

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Speaker 5: the heart of the beast and he cut the heart

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Speaker 5: out and ate it in front of him. Amazing short

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Speaker 5: break back in a moment.

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Speaker 8: Battleground Wisconsin.

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Speaker 2: I was wondering if I could talk to you for

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Speaker 2: a second.

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Speaker 8: Door to door Milwaukee's north.

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Speaker 9: Side, noting Mombo's about the upcoming election happening at prefers.

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Speaker 8: Were you interested in voting losing in November still stinks.

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Speaker 8: Makes Aliah Johnson's job even harder.

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Speaker 9: A lot of people saying, you know, they're not.

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Speaker 6: Going to vote.

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Speaker 8: This is old school canvassing by black leaders organizing for

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Speaker 8: communities in Milwaukee neighborhoods that gave Donald Trump more votes

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Speaker 8: in twenty twenty four than in twenty twenty. Control of

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Speaker 8: the Wisconsin State Supreme Court is the current battle.

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Speaker 9: And that can decide things like fair maps, abortion voting rights.

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Speaker 8: On paper, this election is Susan Crawford versus Brad Shimmel,

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Speaker 8: But Block CEO Angela Lang knows it's also a big

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Speaker 8: gut check. Can Democrats and allies like Block energized voters

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Speaker 8: who stayed home in November? Can they reconnect with once

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Speaker 8: loyal Democrats who decided to give Trump and Republicans a chance.

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Speaker 9: People didn't feel that Democrats were addressing the needs and

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Speaker 9: the issues of the average voter, and I think people

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Speaker 9: wanted to try something different, and so I think this

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Speaker 9: will be like the first true local test to see

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Speaker 9: if there are lessons learned.

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Speaker 5: The first local test to see if their lessons learned.

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Speaker 5: And Folks, this one has massive national and international geopolitical impact.

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Speaker 5: This is the first test case, and it couldn't be tighter.

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Speaker 5: This is hand to hand, house by house. Let's bring

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Speaker 5: in Bryant Shimming, the chairman of the GOP. You told

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Speaker 5: us what we had to do in twenty twenty four

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Speaker 5: to win, and you delivered that win with the back

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Speaker 5: you know people, just grassroots effort and President Trump, but

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Speaker 5: he was on the ballot. Give us an update right

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Speaker 5: now because the polling it's very tough to pull this.

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Speaker 5: This is a low turnout, but this one from kind

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Speaker 5: of a dead tie to maybe their upper couple. I

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Speaker 5: don't know what's happened in the last couple of weeks,

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Speaker 5: and I know this is going to get down to

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Speaker 5: grassroots and turnout. We got to lose the districts in

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Speaker 5: I guess Madison and Milwaukee by less, and we got

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Speaker 5: to win. We got to have massive turnout in the

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Speaker 5: Trump areas. Is that basically the theory of the case, Brian, That.

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Speaker 7: Is the theory of the case. About seventy two percent

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Speaker 7: of the vote in Wisconsin is in a triangle from

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Speaker 7: Green Bay to Milwaukee to Madison. I'm in Milwaukee right now. Actually,

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Speaker 7: just spoke at a national deployment of young Republicans that

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Speaker 7: have come together here at our office in the Waukesha

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Speaker 7: area in the suburbs. Give you an idea on early turnout.

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Speaker 7: There were four hundred and forty nine thousand ballots sent out.

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Speaker 7: There's about one hundred and ninety three thousand of those

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Speaker 7: sent back. There's about two hundred and seventy nine thousand

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Speaker 7: total between in person and early ballots, and so there's

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Speaker 7: four hundred and fifty thousand ballots out there. So it's

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Speaker 7: really getting to our people. And we had, as you know, Steve,

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Speaker 7: a major development literally in the last several hours because

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Speaker 7: President Trump came out and officially endorsed Brad Schummel, the

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Speaker 7: conservative in this race who's running against the liberal Susan

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Speaker 7: Crawford out of Dan County. We get Trump voters from

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Speaker 7: last November to turn out and the Conservatives will take

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Speaker 7: over the court. We have a four to three liberal

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Speaker 7: court right now, one of the liberals retiring, so it's

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Speaker 7: a race for one of the liberal seats. We flip

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Speaker 7: the court in ten days if we win.

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Speaker 5: Let me ask you just to make sure the audience

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Speaker 5: understands this, because people are going to want to do

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Speaker 5: phone banks, etc. And maybe even go to help canvas

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Speaker 5: four hundred and fifty thousand ballots because what's happening between

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Speaker 5: now and April first election day is early in person voting.

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Speaker 5: But to do that, can you just show up at

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Speaker 5: a polling place and get a ballot or do you

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Speaker 5: have to have something mailed to you absentee that you

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Speaker 5: fill out in act she take and drop off. Is

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Speaker 5: that the four to fifty you're talking about, that that

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Speaker 5: was already the request for early ballots.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, four hundred and forty nine thousand was the request.

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Speaker 7: One hundred and ninety three thousand have come back. We

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Speaker 7: were pretty successful in early vote here in Wisconsin. As

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Speaker 7: you know, it was a big proponent of early vote.

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Speaker 7: The President was pushing early vote as well. It helped

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Speaker 7: us win Wisconsin off your elections. Wisconsin's a little notorious

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Speaker 7: for more than one reason on some of the voting issues.

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Speaker 7: But like Michigan, we don't have partisan registration here, and

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Speaker 7: so you don't have to register as a Republican under

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Speaker 7: a Democrat or an independent here, which makes it a

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Speaker 7: little trickier. It makes it tougher to win here, and

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Speaker 7: so both sides. There's a premium on door to door

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Speaker 7: and on ID work and modeling work, all of which

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Speaker 7: we're doing from the state party. But let's just be honest.

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Speaker 7: The truth of the matter is we have to get

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Speaker 7: to Trump voters out there and say the truth which

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Speaker 7: you said before, which is this election will decide the

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Speaker 7: success of the second two years of Donald Trump's term.

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Speaker 7: And because it may, if we lose here, it may

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Speaker 7: flip this Supreme Court, Steve, They're I mean, as you know,

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Speaker 7: I'm an actual Republican for Madison, Wisconsin, and this election

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Speaker 7: will decide two seats in the House of Representatives because

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Speaker 7: this court on a liberal court. If they stay in control,

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Speaker 7: they will throw out the congressional district maps here in

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Speaker 7: Wisconsin make it impossible for two Republicans that we do

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Speaker 7: have two of our six Republicans to win. So literally

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Speaker 7: it will help flip for the liberals. It would help

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Speaker 7: flip the House of Representatives against the president. That that's

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Speaker 7: not hyperbole, that's not me using scare tactics. That's just

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Speaker 7: suppoint fact. So if you're a Trump voter in Wisconsin,

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Speaker 7: if you want to help President Trump vote in the

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Speaker 7: next ten days, it's getting a little late to request

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Speaker 7: an absentee ballot but you can. You can still do it.

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Speaker 7: But if you want to make absolutely sure your vote

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Speaker 7: to counts, either vote on election day or vote early

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Speaker 7: at your local clerk's office, which you can do through

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Speaker 7: next Friday, plenty of time.

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Speaker 5: Your one hundred percent correct. Right now, the congressional delegation

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Speaker 5: from Wisconsin is six to two folks Republican. If they

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Speaker 5: win this seat, it stays as a liberal court, they'll

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Speaker 5: redo the redistrict. It'll be for four on all likelihood

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Speaker 5: to be for four. Losing those two seats are going

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Speaker 5: to put so much pressure in twenty six on California

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Speaker 5: and New York for us to hold those seats, which

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Speaker 5: are always tough.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 5: I know we're going to go on offense and we're

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Speaker 5: gonna have a better economy all that, but this is

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Speaker 5: just mathematically these two seats are absolutely could be the

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Speaker 5: key to ha Keem Jefferson. He Keem Jeffers going to

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Speaker 5: impeach the president first days on the job. That's where

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Speaker 5: he's going to run. I want to go back to

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Speaker 5: some because everybody tells me, Brian that this is the

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Speaker 5: problem is low turnout. These are low turnout votes, but

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Speaker 5: four hundred and forty nine thousand requests compared to isn't

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Speaker 5: this an extraordinary Is this a pretty big number of

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Speaker 5: early requests And you're saying one hundred and ninety three

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Speaker 5: thousand have already have already been returned, have essentially voted

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Speaker 5: almost two hundred thousand, so you're close to almost half.

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Speaker 5: Isn't when people tell me, well, one of the problems

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Speaker 5: here it's a low turnout. That doesn't feel like a

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Speaker 5: low turnout for a super off year election for a

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Speaker 5: Supreme Court judge.

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Speaker 7: Sir right, Yeah, Traditionally the total vote is that can

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Speaker 7: be is I mean, we're anticipating about two million in

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Speaker 7: this one, which will be higher than what it was

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Speaker 7: in the last two years ago when the Court flipped liberal.

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Speaker 7: So we are expecting a higher turnout here, but it's

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Speaker 7: certainly not the level of turnout that you would have

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Speaker 7: in a presidential year. Well, hence the importance of President

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Speaker 7: Trump's endorsement. As you know, Steve, he got about one

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Speaker 7: point seven million votes here in Wisconsin in winning Wisconsin

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Speaker 7: and turning it red. I don't want it to turn

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Speaker 7: back blue or pink. I don't want it to turn

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Speaker 7: back and it shouldn't have to. Your point about the

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Speaker 7: House seats is important because I always say, in fact,

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Speaker 7: I was saying to a crowd last night at rally,

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Speaker 7: I spoke, at look, we've had two members of the House. Regrettably,

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Speaker 7: we've had two members of the House pass away just

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Speaker 7: in the last couple of weeks. I mean, that's two

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Speaker 7: members and right there, and you could lose two members

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Speaker 7: out of Wisconsin separately. So the importance of this the point,

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Speaker 7: This is not some fire in the hills somewhere, and

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Speaker 7: it's not just smoke. It's very, very important for the

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Speaker 7: president to be able to finish agenda. If people watching

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Speaker 7: us right now want the President to be able to

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Speaker 7: finish his agenda. This race in Wisconsin is critical, literally

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Speaker 7: maybe half the margin to the Democrats taking over the House.

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Speaker 7: So this opportunity to vote early, even in off your election,

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Speaker 7: we do to your point, we do drop off quite

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Speaker 7: a bit in off years. But I'll tell you what, Steve,

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Speaker 7: you can't turn on the television in this state without

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Speaker 7: a massive amount of advertising from both sides right now.

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Speaker 7: You can't turn on the television right now and not

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Speaker 7: have some awareness of this race.

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Speaker 5: But just like in the twenty four race, because we

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Speaker 5: all spend so much that kind of turns out to

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Speaker 5: white noise. CNN picked it up because they're trying to

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Speaker 5: jack people up the left. This is old school door

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Speaker 5: to door canvassing. Correct the way this vote gets turned out,

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Speaker 5: you've got to go and get them. That's Trump win

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Speaker 5: in twenty twenty four. Correct me if I'm wrong. If

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Speaker 5: you're thinking it's going to be close to two million

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Speaker 5: and you've got five one thousand, let's say that a

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Speaker 5: potential early vote, you're expecting a million to a million

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Speaker 5: and a half on game day on April first, Do

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Speaker 5: you have the is the is the party apparatus? I

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Speaker 5: know you're working with some of the Trump organization, other people,

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Speaker 5: outside groups, but do you have an apparatus left over

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Speaker 5: from twenty four that can turn out a million people

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Speaker 5: on game day?

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Speaker 7: Right? I think between ourselves and a lot of the

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Speaker 7: third party groups that have come in, I mean we've

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Speaker 7: i held over a field people. I mean, usually, like

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Speaker 7: most state parties in the after the November of a

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Speaker 7: presidential year, you know, you burn the furniture and keep

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Speaker 7: the building warm, and you lay off anyone who hasn't

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Speaker 7: drawn a breath in five seconds. But we kept several

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Speaker 7: of our field people on it kept six field offices

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Speaker 7: across the state. On kept two offices Hispanic and African

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Speaker 7: American offices opening Miwakey. We have hundreds of volunteers pounding

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Speaker 7: on doors. We're doing additional ID and early vote push

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Speaker 7: we've been doing. We've we're at the highest level we've

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Speaker 7: ever been in an off year. But we can't do

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Speaker 7: it alone. Other groups have come in America, pack AFPs

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Speaker 7: and TPAs and I mean, so there's a lot of

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Speaker 7: door pounding going on in this state. It's always a

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Speaker 7: coalition that wins. Sometimes some of my fellow Republicans forget that,

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Speaker 7: but it's always a coalition that wins. But we can't

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Speaker 7: hit the doors, make the phones, do the digital can't

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Speaker 7: do it fast enough here. Ultimately, you know, the show

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Speaker 7: people run their own campaign, but the coalition groups and

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Speaker 7: ourselves are doing everything we can do right now.

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Speaker 5: The coalition groups, Brian, where do people go to find

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Speaker 5: out more information about you, your effort, how they volunteer,

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Speaker 5: how maybe they throw your five dollars bill or whatever.

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Speaker 5: Where do people go right now to get people want

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Speaker 5: to get engaged in this. They understand that it's all

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Speaker 5: on the line in Wisconsin and they've seen the fear

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Speaker 5: of this phony AOC. You know Bernie Sanders cosplay populist roadshow.

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Speaker 5: So they want to get involved in Wisconsin where they go. Yeah,

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Speaker 5: they follow me.

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Speaker 7: They can follow me on Twitter. That's at Brian Shimming

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Speaker 7: b R A n as you see it there at

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Speaker 7: c H I M M I n G. Follow me

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Speaker 7: on Twitter right away because I'm posting on this race

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Speaker 7: in Wisconsin politics all the time. So follow me on

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Speaker 7: X and then they can also contact us at WEISGOP

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Speaker 7: w I s g op dot org or the Shimmel

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Speaker 7: campaign directly at Shimmel for Justice s C H I,

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Speaker 7: M E L for Justice, Shimmel for Justice dot com.

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Speaker 7: We need help from across the country. If you know

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Speaker 7: people in Wisconsin, if you are in Wisconsin, make a

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Speaker 7: plan to vote by April first. As I said to

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Speaker 7: the rally, I just spoke at at this Young Republican rally,

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Speaker 7: as I said, what happens we have people from across

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Speaker 7: the country. You're pounding on doors and I said, look,

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Speaker 7: this is one where what happens in Wisconsin does not

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Speaker 7: stay in Wisconsin. Wisconsin was the state too. I'm proud

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Speaker 7: to say Wisconsin was the state to put President Trump

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Speaker 7: over the top of two seventy on election night. Frankly,

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Speaker 7: we have to put it over the top on April

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Speaker 7: first for Brad Schimmel. And this is an all hands

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Speaker 7: on deck nationwide concern because it directly affects the success

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Speaker 7: of Donald Trump.

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Speaker 5: God bless you, sir. We've got your back. Look forward

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Speaker 5: to having you back on Monday. All right, thanks, brother,

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Speaker 5: I have a power weekend. This is a guy that's

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Speaker 5: working twenty hours a day. He delivered in twenty four

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Speaker 5: If he tolds exactly how I was going to do it,

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Speaker 5: you provided the muscle, he provided the leadership. Short break,

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Speaker 5: We're going to stay in Wisconsin on the deck plates review.

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Speaker 5: We rejoice most Stephen k oh Okay, we didn't come back.

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Speaker 5: We're gonna tell you what. We're gonna get Terry Shilling

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Speaker 5: up in a moment. I can't see Terry right now.

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Speaker 5: We're gonna get Terry shilling. We're gonna get Terry Shilling

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Speaker 5: up in a moment to play as at I'm gonna have.

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Speaker 5: Philip Patrick is going to be here at the bottom

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Speaker 5: of the eleven o'clock hour. We're talking some about the

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Speaker 5: economy and capital markets. The reason we're going to do

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Speaker 5: that is the FED came out the other day and

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Speaker 5: in the announcement saying they weren't going to do they

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Speaker 5: weren't going to jack or they weren't going to cut

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Speaker 5: interest rates further. But they did say they're going to

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Speaker 5: have two cuts the rest of the year. Buried in

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Speaker 5: that that didn't get a lot of attention was the

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Speaker 5: fact of that they had one point seven percent growth

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Speaker 5: in forecasts and set over two percent. And people should

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Speaker 5: understand that that is quite a difference. If you back

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Speaker 5: out federal spending, which we always do here to see

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Speaker 5: what real growth is from the American economy, that means

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Speaker 5: we're already negative growth growth and have been in negative growth.

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Speaker 5: I want to make sure you go to Birch Gold

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Speaker 5: dot com. Just take your phone out and text to

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Speaker 5: Bannon b A N n O At nine eight nine

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Speaker 5: eight nine eight to get the pamphlet, The Ultimate Guide

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Speaker 5: to Investing in Gold and Pressures Metals in the Era

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Speaker 5: of Trump. You will want to do it. This will

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Speaker 5: explain everything you need to know and you can make

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Speaker 5: direct contact with Philip Patrick. Philip Patrick will be on

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Speaker 5: at the bottom of the hour. What I want to

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Speaker 5: do also is to now we've got an ad from

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Speaker 5: Terry Shilling. Let me play the ad. Let's play the

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Speaker 5: ad and then we'll get Terry to join us about Wisconsin.

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Speaker 5: Let's go and play it.

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Speaker 10: He sexually assaulted a six year old girl. Susan Crawford

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Speaker 10: settings this predator to just four years He.

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Speaker 2: Write outside, Yes, I don't regret that silence.

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Speaker 10: And Susan Crawford has no regrets and it wasn't the

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Speaker 10: first time. Susan has repeatedly gone easy on sexual offenders.

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Speaker 10: Our children deserve justice, not judges who protect predators keep

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Speaker 10: Wisconsin safe to reject Susan Crawford.

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Speaker 5: Okay, Terry Shilling joins us. Now, Terry, you were out

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Speaker 5: there for the fight, and I think twenty three obviously

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Speaker 5: we're part of the twenty four coalition. Why is that

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Speaker 5: ed having an impact and where do we actually stand

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Speaker 5: in Wisconsin?

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Speaker 11: Sir, Well, thanks so much, Steve. It is incredibly important

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Speaker 11: to voters in Wisconsin. They don't have a high tolerance

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Speaker 11: level for sexual predators, and they definitely don't have a

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Speaker 11: tolerance high tolerance level for people that get these guys

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Speaker 11: lending sentences. This whole record that Susan Crawford has on

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Speaker 11: protecting our kids, protecting our communities is atrocious. It's not

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Speaker 11: just embarrassing, it's atrocious. And we need to make sure

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Speaker 11: that as many voters as possible know about her record

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Speaker 11: here and to get her on record.

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Speaker 5: Know.

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Speaker 11: When I watched that clip in the debate of her

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Speaker 11: saying that she had no regrets about sending those light

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Speaker 11: sentences that she gave to these people, it reminded me

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Speaker 11: of twenty twenty one when Terry mccalluff had that moment

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Speaker 11: where he said, you know, parents shouldn't be telling schools

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Speaker 11: what to teach that This was a very big moment

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Speaker 11: I think in Wisconsin, and I think now the momentum

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Speaker 11: is starting to shift to Shimmel. I think we have

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Speaker 11: a great shot at this and simmy chairman, Shimming is

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Speaker 11: exactly right. There is a lot of money being pumped

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Speaker 11: in here. The TV waves are being flooded, there are

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Speaker 11: tons of people out there knocking doors, so we've got

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Speaker 11: a real shot. But it's what I'm so worried about here, Steve,

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Speaker 11: is it's April first, April Fool's Day.

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Speaker 5: I mean, you couldn't have picked a worse day to

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Speaker 5: have an election.

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Speaker 11: But we got to get people to the polls, and

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Speaker 11: we just got to bring our family and friends. There's

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Speaker 11: a great site tenex the Vote that people can go

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Speaker 11: to and you can actually like refer your family and friends,

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Speaker 11: you uphoad your contacts. It can help you get your

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Speaker 11: family friends of the polls. So if you're in Wisconsin,

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Speaker 11: you got to go to the stuff. You got to

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Speaker 11: get out there, bring your family and friends. This is

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Speaker 11: going to determine in the future of country and whether

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Speaker 11: or not we control the House of Representative. Steve, you

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Speaker 11: guys know that I don't need to go into it,

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Speaker 11: but this is such an important race.

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Speaker 5: Talk to us about the canvassing itself. I mean we

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Speaker 5: have obviously on April first, you have to have a

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Speaker 5: huge game day vote. But with these number of ballots

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Speaker 5: out for what almost four hundred and fifty thousand early

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Speaker 5: vote ballots have already been sent out, I mean going

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Speaker 5: door to door. And the theory of the case here

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Speaker 5: is we have to lose by less in Milwaukee and

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Speaker 5: Madison in places like that, and we have to drive

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Speaker 5: the number we have to win by more in the

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Speaker 5: Trump country. And President Trump endors last night We have

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Speaker 5: to get the Trump voters out. We have to get

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Speaker 5: those low propensity voters who traditionally just don't vote if

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Speaker 5: President Trump's not actually on the ballot, with making the

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Speaker 5: case that he actually is on the ballot. Correct, No,

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Speaker 5: that's right.

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Speaker 11: This election is all about Trump and whether or not

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Speaker 11: we're going to be able to turn this country around.

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Speaker 11: That's at the heart of it, and that's why the

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Speaker 11: Democrats are investing so much money here because they know

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Speaker 11: that this is their way to get rid of our

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Speaker 11: House majority by Jerry mannering these seats out so that

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Speaker 11: they can just run up the impeachment and hold up

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Speaker 11: Trump's agenda. We got to make these We should be

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Speaker 11: gaining seats, right, We should not be going back. We

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Speaker 11: should be gaining seats. He's delivering on all the promises.

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Speaker 11: Things are turning around. We're getting men out of our

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Speaker 11: daughter's sports. He's punishing the schools and the states that

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Speaker 11: are endangering our daughters.

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Speaker 7: We have our champion.

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Speaker 11: They want to start impeaching this guy and holding up

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Speaker 11: his agenda and thwarting everything. That's why the Democrats are

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Speaker 11: doing this. It's so obvious. Get your butts to the polls.

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Speaker 11: We're so close to victory. We can keep going, but

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Speaker 11: they can't. If the Democrats start to gain back power,

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Speaker 11: there's gonna be such a bad momentum shift.

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Speaker 5: It'll be a bell weather for the midterms. It's gonna

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Speaker 5: set the momentum off.

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Speaker 7: So we've got to get to the polls.

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Speaker 11: We can do this though, Like we just pulled off

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Speaker 11: the greatest victory of all time with the twenty twenty

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Speaker 11: four election.

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Speaker 7: It was a miracle, Steve.

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Speaker 5: We all know that.

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Speaker 11: This could be the next continuation this. We have to

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Speaker 11: protect President Trump because he's protecting all of us, and

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Speaker 11: that's what this Wisconsin Supreme Court race is really all about.

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Speaker 5: Last night overnight, to talk about having your back, Terry shilling,

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Speaker 5: he cut all the money off to Maine. The main

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Speaker 5: governor gave him some lip in the White House said hey,

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Speaker 5: see in court about men in women's sports, and President

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Speaker 5: Trump last night dropped the hammer on him. Give me

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Speaker 5: a minute on that before we go to break Steve.

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Speaker 5: He's crushing it, dude.

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Speaker 7: I mean, look what I was.

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Speaker 11: I've been listening to your show and that, like you're

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Speaker 11: going on and on this morning about the law firms.

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Speaker 11: He's breaking everyone.

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Speaker 5: He doesn't care.

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Speaker 11: He's the new Honey Badger, right, I mean, he really doesn't.

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Speaker 11: He's punching these guys in the face. And the thing

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Speaker 11: is is great because they've been the bullies, right like

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Speaker 11: for the past few years, they've been beating us all

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Speaker 11: up and no one was protecting us. Trump finally got

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Speaker 11: the bullies. He's punching the bullies in the face. It's

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Speaker 11: so great. I love it. It's the best. He's the

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Speaker 11: great Bagan. It's Washington, He's Lincoln.

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Speaker 5: Yes, it's Trump Lincoln. That's that's it. Yes, Shilling seventeen.

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Speaker 5: I've got more believers PMS. Okay, go now, go now

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Speaker 5: to back America and Principals project. Go to Terry right now,

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Speaker 5: go to American Principal Project. Love your brother, keep fighting.

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Speaker 5: They're all in Wisconsin. What was it, the Badger state

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Speaker 5: and President Trump. I agree, he's the king of the

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Speaker 5: honey Badgers. The main governor, remember, should give him a

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Speaker 5: little lip in the over and they're they're having the

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Speaker 5: dinner with the governors. She goes, ah, yeah, see in court,

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Speaker 5: hey hope you can pay for it out of your

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Speaker 5: own pocket because it cuts your money off the goat.

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Speaker 5: The grace of all time, General Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Donald

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Speaker 5: John Trump. Short break. We're back for the second hour

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Speaker 5: and a Saturday in the War Room. In a moment