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This is Daybreak with Jason Jones on 925 Fox News.
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Welcome back to Daybreak here on 925 Fox News.
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I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Rob Stevens.
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So CD22, Congressional District 22, Call Your Henry, Western Palm Beach, and Western Broward, Marco Island to Wellington, Parkland, and Weston.
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What a massive, massive district.
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Now, this is all a part of the redistricting that was done re uh earlier this year in Lee County.
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Uh, you got an open seat there.
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We want to make it happen for you.
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We need your help.
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Now, joining us here is a uh a Marine veteran, a Naples businessman, a family uh man, a person who we uh hung out with at seated table uh on Monday.
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Uh and he joins us now, Casey Asgar, your CD 22 Republican nominee.
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And uh good morning, Casey.
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Welcome to the show.
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How are you doing, Barbara?
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Good morning, Jason.
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Good to be with you.
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Uh it's great to be with you.
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Let's talk a little bit about uh you as a person.
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So let's go back to when you were seven years old, your family fled Iraq.
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Give me that moment in your life and what inspired you to become a Marine here in the United States.
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Well, I would say that's uh a major inflection point in my life as a as a kid.
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Um my folks, um, like many Christians, uh, you know, uh fled persecution, religious persecution as Christians.
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And um and my father was the biggest p patriot I've ever known.
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I mean he loved our country, just loved it to death.
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And uh with my mother as a devout Christian, being in a you know, in a in a Christian in a Christian land, a Christian country, that means a lot.
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So so one thing that um I've grown up with and that my family still lives by today, my wife, our our children, is that we are a Christian nation, we are a Judeo-Christian nation.
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As much as that's been trying to get stripped away from us, we we you know, we stand true to that, um, true and true.
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So um when I when when my folks came here, um you know my father said, you know, we're guests here, so we have to take care you know imagine, you know, you you go to someone's home.
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Right.
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You're a guest, you you know you're you're gonna be on your best behavior, you're gonna be polite.
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And you're gonna treat it, you're gonna you're gonna treat their home and their belongings well with respect, right?
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So um and I think historically that's what immigrants um did when they came to this country.
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You know, that they're how long ago was this?
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This is 1977.
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Okay, long time ago.
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So I so I grew up uh, you know, in and we didn't have much.
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I grew up in a small blue-collar town.
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Uh it was automotive and farming, uh up in the thumb area of Michigan.
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Everybody puts their hand up.
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Carroll, Michigan, Tuscola County.
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Uh I think Rob may know it.
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You're in you're in Michigander.
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And um and my father was uh auto worker at Chrysler.
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He worked, he worked at the factory.
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Um and so when my father was laid off, this is back when we were still the big three.
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Right.
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Right?
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Uh we we all maybe Rob's not old enough to remember that, but we're all right.
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You and I are old enough to remember that.
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Uh and I watched all the tool and die shops close up uh as a as a kid.
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Uh I watched all my friends' folks losing their jobs, and so I think that put a fire in my belly.
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Um so I joined the Marine Corps straight out of high school, uh, after ordering the uniform, went to school, and as I was going to school, I said, I want to start my own business because I felt that my dad was the little guy.
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You know, I was the little guy.
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Right.
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And first job was at McDonald's.
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And I and I said, Um, I want to make sure that I create success and be there for the little guy.
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And I made a commitment way back then.
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I said, I'm gonna always invest in people.
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Until today, I only invest in people on Main Street, not in Wall Street.
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Right.
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That's my thing.
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Um, I don't trade stock.
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So um there will be no institutional stock.
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You don't trade stock?
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No.
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At all.
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None at all.
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No, I know.
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Um He'll be the only one.
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He'll be the only one.
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No.
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Right, we gotta get you elected now just for that reason.
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So you walk around like I don't have stock.
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Yeah, now my now, I mean, my my CPA, my CFO put together 529 plans for the kids and things like that.
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Right.
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Uh, but I don't trade.
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I don't I don't I don't Wall Street's not my thing.
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Um so I've always invested in the community that I operate in.
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I started with my first business, and now we operate in over two dozen states, uh thousands of employees nationwide, and right here in our district, especially on the other coast where this district goes to now, Broward and up through Palm Beach.
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So you got you got businesses over there.
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You got Churches Chickens and Subways, right?
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That's your restaurant.
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Oh Duncan, Duncan, that's Duncan, I'm sorry.
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We've got our own brands as well, um Sarpenos Pizza, Blackjack Pizza, where we're where we franchise.
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Uh so we operate in the I've had a blackjack pizza.
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I think I've had that.
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You did you have one here in Southwest Florida?
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Did you have a blackjack here in Benita?
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Yeah, we well in Benita and and uh in uh in Tampa as well, and Sarpenos on the other coast.
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Uh so um I would say that the biggest thing for me that um since I've been here now, you know, after we left Michigan, uh, and that was you know quite a while now, I came with Ave Maria.
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Oh that's when Tom Monaghan moved the U.S.
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So that's how I ended in in Naples.
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So when Tom Monaghan decided to move Ave Maria from Ural to Ann Arbor, Michigan, um he was getting a lot of pushback in Liberal Ann Arbor and decided to come here to Collier County.
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I was um uh I was finance chair of Legatis, which is Catholic presidents and CEOs and and with Ava Maria, came down with that move, fell in love with it, and said, This is where I want to raise my family.
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I had no business interest here.
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No, I was so I live in Naples, but I was involved with with Avemaria.
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Um and been the president of the Legatus Naples chapter for for a few years.
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Um and so fell in love with it, said this is where I want to raise a family and never looked back.
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And this is going back to 2002, 2003.
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Well, it's great to have you.
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Uh let's talk a little bit about this race.
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It's all across uh you got you got three you basically have a great cross section of Floridians.
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You've got some upper class and some Marco Island and what they you know, they're about beach retirement, things like that.
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Henry, you got farmers, you got people who are, you know, blue-collar, they they're cranking hammers and are cranking wrenches and swinging hammers, and then you go out and you have a um a very blue part of your district, which is out there in the East Coast in the Broward part.
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How do you how are you able to go from place to place to place and communicate uh their needs without them saying, well, you care more about this but then you do them?
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I mean, how's that been for you and what's been the message?
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I I will say that um you know we're all Americans and we all care about the same things.
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And so whether more moderate, more conservative, whatnot, uh logistically it is challenging, right?
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So you've got four counties and you've got three media markets.
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Oh, three media, I'm sorry.
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Um and Miami's the big one, right?
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So um so look, you've got the the you've got the Gulf Coast here where where where we all live, and very uh conservative, very strong Republican.
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Um I've I mean support is one hundred percent.
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Yeah, especially yeah, East Naples, Marco Island, I know.
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Strong support.
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And and um and it's not it's not about uh winning Collier or Henry.
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It's not about winning Collier and Henry, it's about how big we win.
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Because we've got to come out and win big against the Democrats and and Broward.
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Right.
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Um in Palm Beach, um, it's gonna be it'll be really tight in Palm Because we may win Palm Beach, even though that's her that's her backyard.
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That's that's my opponent's uh hometown uh hometown.
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But Palm Beach is a toss-up, it's it's neck and neck, and our part of Palm Beach County uh is even more red.
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So we're so we're hopeful that we'll win that.
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We won that in the in the primary, uh, and obviously we want Collier and and Henry.
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But I'll talk about the people for for a second to your going back to your question.
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Um I gotta tell you, um we all share the same values.
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I don't care if you're rich, I don't care if you're middle class, I don't care what.
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We all want America first, we all want conservative values, we all want a future for our kids, we all want it, we all want safe streets, we all want good education, we all want prosperity, we all want opportunities, we all want good jobs, right?
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So um and and the folks in Henry in the middle of the state, the farmers, those are my people.
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That's that's how I grew up.
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Carroll, Michigan is very, very similar to to Henry.
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So um, you know, so so I speak their language, they speak mine.
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So that's that's great for me.
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I I I really I really enjoy that.
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Um you know, they all they always talk about, well, you know, politicians don't usually show up here in Henry, they they forget about us.
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Not me.
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I'll have an office there and and I plan on representing those good folks.
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Uh but I will have an office in every county, so I'll have four offices.
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Um logistics are are a bit challenging.
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Like, for example, tomorrow.
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Um I will not be able to make make it for President Trump.
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I've got uh Speaker Johnson coming in for me in Broward, where the fight is.
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And that was scheduled way before we knew the surprise we're coming.
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Right, right, right.
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Well, hold on, Casey.
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We'll get back to you in a minute.
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We're uh more with Casey Askar and your text questions.
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We'll get to those.
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Right all along.
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Welcome back to day break on 925 Fox News, right all along.
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In studio right now, Casey Ascar, your CD22 candidate running Marco, South Carrier, Henry, and all the way over to the East Coast.
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It's one of the redistricts uh that we have here.
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Now, uh before the break, Casey, you were saying you have an event going on tomorrow with Speaker Johnson and West Palm, so you won't be able to make it to the Trump rally.
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Yes, and Brouwer, um it's so logistically impossible for me to get back to the United States.
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I know we talked Monday about this.
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You said you were going to try to see what you can do, but logistically it's not working.
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Right.
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And you almost can't bring a helicopter over.
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Next thing you know, you're getting hemmed up.
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So you said uh, you know, you're America First.
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What does America First look like on your first day in Congress?
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Uh for me, there's I've I've got a uh a few uh things on on my plate that I want to tackle right away.
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Number one is I want to make sure uh as the some other businesses that we're also in is oil and gas.
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And so um I've always had a a major problem with all the taxes at the at the pump that we pay, federal and state.
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So I can't touch the state obviously, but on the federal side, I want to pass I want to I want to uh introduce a bill to get rid of federal gas tax.
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Uh and I think that there's an appetite for that.
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I've I've I've spent some time in Washington now during this election a few times and talked to a lot of congressional folks and and there seems to be some some traction there.
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Uh the conversation right now is uh temporary, but I'm the conversation that I'm having that I'm gonna take it to is permanent.
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So that's that's one thing.
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Uh wow, that's uh that's that's number one is a good thing.
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That's something that we can feel day one right there at the pump every single time.
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So uh the other the other thing is um is uh the child the um the child care credit.
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Right.
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Um so th that's that's a personal thing for me.
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So as a father of seven children, um I love I I want to see families grow and I want to see big families.
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And I think as a society we need to have more kids, right?
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And you see what's happening in Europe.
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I mean there's no more you know, Europeans are becoming obsolete, right?
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It's just it's a it's an invasion.
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Um and that concerns me because under Biden we ha we were invaded.
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I mean, I don't even know what the number actually is.
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Right?
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So one thousand fifteen thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight murderers have been removed from our country.
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There you go.
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There you go.
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And millions and millions have flooded in, and we still don't have a uh a real number because I don't think we really know.
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So um I want to see big families, and the biggest challenge that young adults tell me that are getting married or that are married or that are married, starting their family, is we can't have um a lot of kids because we can't afford it.
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Or we're gonna wait till we can afford it.
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So what can we do?
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What can I do in Congress to help that financial strain that they have is increase the child tax credit, amongst other things.
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Rent uh, this is coming off our tax line.
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Rent costs, especially as your young single dad, is hard to save money when everything costs so much.
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Finding house, uh lower rent prices uh would help significantly.
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What can you do to keep uh the cost of living down?
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I think there's a lot of things that we can do.
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Number one, um so number one, right now, if you if you talk to contractors, if you talk to builders, if you talk to developers, um cost of goods, I can tell you firsthand.
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Um I can tell you firsthand what I paid for steel or what I paid for glass just you know a year ago, two years ago, is continuing on on an uptrend.
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So that's gotta get passed on, you know, to to the end user, right?
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The the purchaser or the or or the renter.
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Um so inflation's gotta get under control.
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Everything is you know supply and demand.
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So that's one thing, inflation.
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So we've got to do a better job in Congress to control that.
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That's gonna start with discipline on not just continuing to print money, right?
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Continuing to cash you know checks that we can't cash, right?
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So right checks that we can't cash.
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So there's a lot economically that has to happen, but it it comes down to at the end of the day, growth.
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In 2008, when we had the subprime crash, right?
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The um uh the big foreclosure crash, right?
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Right, right.
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Um I went all in and we grew our way out of out of it.
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And so we actually we didn't fire we didn't let go not one person and we grew our our business.
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And so the country has to do the same thing.
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We've gotta invest, we've got to bring investment in.
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The biggest I would say I would say the biggest thing that I seen happen in my life growing up that has hurt our nation more than anything, is exporting our manufacturing.
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NAFTA.
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Uh I I talked about the big three, right?
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You know, the uh auto.
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Yes, we just gave it away and gm.
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We just gave it away.
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We gave it away and and we were sold as bill of goods that we're uh we'll we'll be a service-oriented economy, let them make it over there.
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How did that work out for us?
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Right.
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Job quality of of of work just got worse.
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I remember my I mentioned my father losing his job.
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I mean you're work is dignity and especially good work.
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So those are all things that I care about.
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What will I do as far as housing?
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I'll tell you what I do, what I'm doing right now personally.
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Um I'll g I'll I'll preface with with with uh a story in right here in our district uh in Amokley.
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Um Hodges University.
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If you know how I know, yep, went in and and and opened a campus in Amokley.
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And these are the you know no different than the person that I'm running against, this Pia Dandia educators that are everything is kumbaya, and there's no real you know, there's no real understanding of of of of what the balance sheet needs to look like and balancing their in their budgets.
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They went they went bankrupt.
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I went in, I I I paid off their debt, primarily you know, taxes and so forth.
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I bought the entire campus for a certified check of$1,000.
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Oh my gosh.
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And now that's going back probably about eight years.
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Okay.
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Brought in Guadalupe.
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Eight years later, Guadalupe has been operating successfully, serving the community has expanded, um, ha is uh community services, educating education.
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People don't know what Guadalupe is, what is it?
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So it's it's it's it's a it's uh um it's a it's a uh nonprofit institution uh that that helps people in need uh with uh with care, with education, with um uh they're really a big part of the hurricane recovery in Apocalypse.
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You guys were a big part there.
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I helped that part.
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I remember that.
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I remember that.
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Absolutely.
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And so uh and so now we we have land that they've asked us to develop.
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So we want to develop um affordable housing for them.
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Oh, nice.
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But as a business guy, do things with common sense.
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And and and and I'll and I'll tell you guys this, I'll give you guys I'll just preface with another story.
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At our kids' school, our our kids our uh our kids' school, we we give financial aid, right?
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And so if you look at where our our kids don't graduate are the f we're the financial aid kids historically.
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So I wanted to make sure that we give that to our teachers.
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And so same thing here.
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Affordable housing, I want to make sure it gets to workforce.
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I want to make sure exactly working.
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I want to make sure it gets to all our essential services, to our police officers, to our firefighters, to our school teachers, EMS.
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I love it.
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I want to take care of them first.
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That's one of my most important issues.
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That's right, because guess what?
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When I came here, they couldn't afford to buy, but they can afford to rent.
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Now they can't afford to rent.
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KC Ascar, what's the website?
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KC AscarFocongress.com.
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There you go, go check them out.
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Casey, thank you so much for being here today.
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Get your ass out and vote.
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I'll tell you more before the end of this code call.
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You're listed up on 925 Fox News.
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The five is next.
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We've already gone to break.
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925 Fox News.
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Good morning, welcome to today, break at 925 Fox News.
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It's time now for five voices, five stories, one fast-paced news countdown.
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Number five.
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First of all, I'm I'm I'm thankful to be here, and I thank Donald Trump.
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I had a great relationship with him in Bogton, and and every time I fought, I fought to win, and uh he gave me the opportunity, and I'm so happy for him to be our president.
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And so thank you very much.
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Well, there you go.
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That's Evander Holyfield.
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He is on stage with uh President Trump uh having a conversation about how great President Trump is, right?
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The former undisputed heavyweight champion joined Trump at the Clemson rally on Wednesday night.
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Trump's casinos hosted big fights in the 80s and 90s for Evander Holyfield.
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His missing part of his ear and everything was there representing, and by the way, uh Evander Holyfield might be the only guy on that stage who's taken a bigger hit than Trump has from the media, and that is the truth.
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That's what's really going on.
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Number four.
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Are you a stupid person?
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Who do you work for?
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You're a stupid person, and by the way, your network is the worst of all.
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Every day.
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Another stupid person right there.
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That is uh uh a reporter from ABC News getting smoked once more time by the president.
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And you know what?
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I I think the press keeps asking the same gotcha, hoping for a different headline.
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And I bet you now uh who do you work for is gonna be a question people don't want to answer anymore.
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Uh Fox?
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And the Fox guy looks like no, you don't.
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You work for ABC.
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Oh, you guys suck.
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You're horrible, you're surrender, you're stupid.
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You're a stupid person, and your network is fake news.
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Right.
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I'm gonna start using that line by the way.
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You're a stupid person.
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Number three.
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Thank you so much again.
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Uh, and please continue to support us.
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It is going to be um a very expensive and challenging uh time.
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Uh, and so we appreciate whether you're able to send five, ten, twenty.
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Thank you.
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Ilhan Omar asked you to send her twenty dollars for her defense.
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Can we hear that one more time?
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That's so great.
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Thank you so much again.
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Uh, and please continue to support us.
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It is going to be um a very expensive and challenging uh time.
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Uh, and so we appreciate whether you're able to send five, ten, twenty.
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Thank you.
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That nervous laugh tells us everything we need to know.
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Change anyone?
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Change anyone.
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Anyone got any change?
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Oh, I need some change.
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Where am I?
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Anybody got any change, please?
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Oh, you asking for five, ten, and twenty dollars, girl.
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You know you got$26 million in fraud money hidden.
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Just pay for your own damn campaign.
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You fraudster, you illegal, and I can't wait for you to get arrested, deported, and sent on your way.
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I'm counting down the days.
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It'll be a bigger party of my house than the Super Bowl.
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Number two.
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Don't really get invited on there anymore.
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But who's to say that won't change?
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And and I honestly I don't care.
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I I my relationship with Trump, yeah, that's I can't.
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So all the uh any corporate deals come in my way.
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I don't really get invited to be part of, you know, things like the NFL or things like that, or uh, you know, there's no all the shows that I was so friendly with over the years, from all the late night talk shows to my friend Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon.
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I don't really get invited in there anymore.
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But who's to say that won't change?
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And and I honestly I don't care.
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I I I did think about this when I entered the political arena because I I thought it was important for me to speak up for what I believe because, you know, I put my country before pretty much everything except my family and God.
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There you go.
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Kid Rock saying his relationship with Trump has disrupted his personal business, and his answer is I don't care.
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I don't care.
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Ba with the ball, baby.
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Right.
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I and I'm cool with it.
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I don't care either, by the way.
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Uh if you don't like me because I'm a conservative, get in line.
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There's people that don't like me because I'm bald.
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Like there's people that don't like me because of a car I drive.
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Like they don't like me for a lot of different reasons.
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You know what I say?
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I don't care.
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Number one.
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I think it's disgraceful, Raymond.
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I I think that you should not express some criticism of a public policy of a given politician by disrespecting the country writ large.
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I mean, those women who play for the WNBA, think of the public safety, think of the incredible wealth and privilege, the amazing jobs that they have.
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They have a lot to be grateful to the United States for.
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And I thought it was a The WMBA walking off of a court when you don't even have Caitlin Clark anymore on the court.
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She's injured, right?
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I can't I think she's injured.
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You don't have the juice to get the ratings out there, and now the new narrative is they're walking out after the national anthem.
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I don't care if you do the national anthem at three o'clock in the afternoon and game eight till eight.
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I don't care when you do it.
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You want to do it, you do it.
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And you come out and you stand.
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Uh, anybody that says we got to go change beforehand, then the WNBA should be shut down and not allowed to use the word national.
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Because they're basically saying they're an American company that doesn't want to salute to the American way.
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Their damn logo is red, white, and blue, if I'm not mistaken.
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Get it together already.
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What are you thinking over there at the WNBA?
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And when are we gonna stop giving them love?
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And when are we gonna put a full transgender team in there and just smoke their ass?
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So they could be, we could just be done with it.
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Because they all wanted it.
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Every person that wanted the MBA, oh, we want it, we want the same thing that the men got.
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Okay, cool.
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WNBA.
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Boom.
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We made it happen.
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You now have star players, you have the ability, you have media attention, and what do you do?
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You walk off during the national anthem, which will be the first thing to make you a more woke organization than the W than the regular NBA.
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And for that, you're gonna fall out and you're gonna collapse.
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And now you've picked a fight with conservatives.
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The WNBA is a joke.
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They should be eliminated.
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The women should go play for the men's team and make sure they and see if they can make it.
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That's how I look at it.
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You don't want it?
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Cool, we'll take it back.
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Oh, you do want it, then show respect to it and stand up for the country that's paying for you to be there.
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Understand these are Americans going to see them.
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They don't play in France, they play in Memphis, they play in other big cities that have an American flag, represent the country you work for.
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It pisses me off when you don't stand for the national anthem.
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If you kneel for it, boy, I tell you what, you want to hate you.
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If you you can leave the room, if I see you kneeling, well, I might make a statement for you on purpose.
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I might come find you just to say something right to your face.
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That's all I got.
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Sorry.
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The five at 835.
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You know, I gotta make a uh a statement here, man, and I uh I want to take this somewhere.
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When we were just talking to Casey Asgar just moments ago, he was talking about the he was talking about the population and that we need more kids.
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And then I saw a text message come in and says, with the economy the way it is, we need smaller families, not larger ones.
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And I really wanted to take a moment to tell you what I think about this particular moment.
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And this is how I look at this.
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The algorithm says what that guy is saying on the text line.
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His algorithm is making him believe that the economy's so bad that he needs a smaller family.
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The algorithm is out there telling everyone that if they're if they're lonely, it gets amplified.
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If they're mad, it gets amplified.
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If they're sad, it gets amplified, and if they're happy, it gets changed.
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That is what's happening in our world.
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There's two types of this world, and let me just tell you what's going on.
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The world doesn't want you to become a bigger population.
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So what is happening?
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You have an algorithm that is splitting the family unit.
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And how are they doing that?
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I'll tell you this.
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If a woman is having an argument, it'll tell you, it'll listen, it'll say the man is bad and everything he's doing, right?
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He's horrible.
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You should find another one.
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This guy is horrible.
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This guy does this.
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It'll reinforce everything that she thinks, whether or not it's right or wrong.
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It'll give her that reinforcement.
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Now, let's go the same angle we're a man.
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Now, I know this because I've seen these algorithms.
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I know this for a fact.
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A man could be going through the same thing.
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It won't say that that woman is bad.
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He'll say he's not a good enough man to be with that woman and maybe he should work harder.
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And what happens is now you have a lonely society of men and you have a woman that feel like men are nothing more than a pair of shoes.
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And what happens?
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You start having a separation, right?
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And the next thing you know, people start getting used to just being solo and not building that family unit.
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And then the algorithm gets out there and says, have a smaller family, have a smaller family because of the economy being grow uh being bad.
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Listen, we've got to keep the family unit together.
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We have to work even harder to make that family unit even stronger.
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We have to work even harder to make sure these families continue to grow.
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Men are getting beat down mentally.
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It's happening on a regular basis.
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Uh, and here's the deal what all is that from?
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It's from social media.
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It's the devil.
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The devil is social media.
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What is the cause of that?
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I don't know why they want it that way, but that's the algorithm that's happening.
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And right now, ladies and gentlemen, if you're listening and you're right now going through something in your personal life, let me tell you right now, I bet almost$10 it's algorithm and social media related, and your opinion is coming from something that you're getting fed.
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And I saw it happen yesterday when I looked down on an Instagram feed on a reel and it said lonely man video, and then the next one was like angry da-da-da video.
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It was giving me an algorithm that I didn't ask for because there's an area of study about this, and it's called social engineering.
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And you should go and look it up if you are seeing these kinds of changes on your algorithm, or you think the algorithm is influencing you, or if you just want to learn more about how the algorithm works, you should look up social engineering.
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We can talk about social engineering, but uh I just want to let you know it's happening to everybody.
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Not to me and not to Rob.
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It's happening to me, it's happening to Rob, it's happening to you, it's happening to Roger, it's happening to all of us.
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Pay attention to it.
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Watch how it happens.
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The man will be wrong, the woman will be right.
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I'm not saying the women isn't always right anyway.
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My wife's listening now, it's after she wakes up.
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She's always right, right all along.
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More daybreak coming up on 925 Fox News.
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925 Fox News.
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Welcome back to Daybreak here on 925 Fox News, right all along.
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Well, thank you for listening to today's show, but I hope you heard the message that was unspoken during the Casey Askar interview here on Daybreak.
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I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Ron Stevens.
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And that unspoken message was how important it is for Collier County to go out, and if you're in C D twenty two Congressional District 22, uh, which is the southern country.
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If you're south of Davis Boulevard and you are not in the city of Naples specifically, but if you are south of Davis and to the east of uh Collier Boulevard 951, you are in C D twenty-two.
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That is your district.
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And we need every person that has an R or any other, and as a matter of fact, because it doesn't matter at this point, we need every person that's listening right now that doesn't want Collier County to be ran by a Democrat to get their ass out and go vote.
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Because let me put it to you in perspective so you understand it, and I don't think you quite understood it.
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Collier County Southern is a very red, red, red stronghold.
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There are more red voters than there are blue voters in the southernmost part of Collier.
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All right, now let's take that and let's go to Henry.
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Henry, same concept: more red than blue.
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As soon as you get over to Broward and you get over to West that piece of West Palm and you start talking about those particular places, you're talking about a blue section of town.
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Now, for that to be null and void and to cancel that out, you have to get way more conservatives to go out and vote inside Marco and Southern Collier.
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So if you get 2,000 conservatives to go there, but we only get uh 500, we can share some conservative votes.
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You understand what I'm saying?
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Like it all counts as one big district, it's not just individuals.
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Right.
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And as I was actually uh walking Casey out of the building, uh, I was just asking him how his district was actually divided up from percentage.
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And the largest portion of Casey's district is in Broward County, so that's where the fight is.
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It's like over 40% of CD 22 is in Broward County.
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That's where the population, not land-wise, right?
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Population.
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Population.
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The population, the voting population that's in the district that's going to come vote.
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So everybody else has to turn out.
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Collier needs to turn out, Hendry needs to turn out.
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Palm Beach is gonna be tough.
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That's a smaller portion, but Broward County is where the real fight is.
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And Collier is who Collier got Casey over the finish line in the primary.
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We need to do it again in the job.
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Imagine if um Broward got 5,000 dem votes, right?
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Right?
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Now, you're not gonna get anywhere near that many uh or or that that high a number or something like that when it comes to Collier.
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And I'm not, I'm just rounding, I'm just using round numbers, right?
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Not in big numbers.
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And then we get, you know, only 3,000 Republican votes.
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But in Caulier, you get 10,000 Republican votes and only 2,000 Democratic votes.
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Now, all right.
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Now you got 18,000, 8,000 spare.
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You they those all count together.
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So in essence, uh we they got 7,000, we got 13,000.
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And that's because you had a bigger turnout.
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Now, if you half asset and you only do a 53% turnout, which is l what is what Republicans only have to do.
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Historically, that's what happens, right?
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These these these uh these midterms are fifty-three, fifty-two, fifty percent turnouts, and then what happens is you're not gonna get that big push.
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You're gonna have like four thousand to three thousand or something like that.
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You'll still hold the hold, but you won't get the necessary push that'll balance out and wash out the blue votes from the other coast.
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I wanted to get that point across when Casey was here.
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We didn't get it across.
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We had to go into the five, and now I want to wrap the show up with getting that point across.
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And it's the same reason that President Trump is coming.
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It's the same thing, the same reason you have a rally, it's because they want you to get every Cawyer County, Lee County, Henry County, Charlotte County, anybody within a hundred miles of uh Lico Arena to get their ass to the polls and vote like President Trump's on the ballot.
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He has said it before, he is saying it now in person.
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It is not just random that he's here.
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It is a hundred percent because there is more Republic di Democrats showing up for early voting than there is for uh uh democ or for Republicans.
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I would also like to indicate uh Casey is a business owner, right?
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Casey uh owns restaurants, he signed paychecks, he's developed property, he's done real estate deals.
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Casey is a guy who knows how business works, he knows how the tax structure works, he knows how uh private industry interacts with the government in by way of tax revenue and that sort of thing, too.
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Jim Schwartzel for CD19, businessman, owns a company that has zero debt at all.
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He owes nobody nothing, right?
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These are the kinds of guys that we need to send to Washington.
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Guys that have owned businesses, that have signed paychecks, that understand what it takes to hustle hard in this country without handouts.
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Now I gotta win a bet with Jim so he can owe me five dollars.
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And then I'm never gonna collect.
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Well, you still owe me five dollars.
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I don't want it.
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Oh man.
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We'll see Jim tomorrow, uh, for sure out there at the rally.
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Guys, uh, we're gonna have a uh a great show tomorrow.
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Tune in for it.
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Until then, on behalf of Roger, uh Nick in the back.
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Nick in the back, my man uh Rob right here and myself.
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You stay safe, Southwest Florida.
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We'll see you tomorrow.
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See ya, see ya, see ya.
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This is Daybreak with Jason Jones on 925 Fox News.
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Welcome back to Daybreak here on 925 Fox News.
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I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Rob Stevens.
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So CD22, Congressional District 22, Call Your Henry, Western Palm Beach, and Western Broward, Marco Island to Wellington, Parkland, and Weston.
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What a massive, massive district.
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Now, this is all a part of the redistricting that was done re uh earlier this year in Lee County.
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Uh, you got an open seat there.
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We want to make it happen for you.
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We need your help.
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Now, joining us here is a uh a Marine veteran, a Naples businessman, a family uh man, a person who we uh hung out with at seated table uh on Monday.
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Uh and he joins us now, Casey Asgar, your CD 22 Republican nominee.
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And uh good morning, Casey.
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Welcome to the show.
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How are you doing, Barbara?
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Good morning, Jason.
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Good to be with you.
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Uh it's great to be with you.
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Let's talk a little bit about uh you as a person.
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So let's go back to when you were seven years old, your family fled Iraq.
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Give me that moment in your life and what inspired you to become a Marine here in the United States.
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Well, I would say that's uh a major inflection point in my life as a as a kid.
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Um my folks, um, like many Christians, uh, you know, uh fled persecution, religious persecution as Christians.
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And um and my father was the biggest p patriot I've ever known.
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I mean he loved our country, just loved it to death.
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And uh with my mother as a devout Christian, being in a you know, in a in a Christian in a Christian land, a Christian country, that means a lot.
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So so one thing that um I've grown up with and that my family still lives by today, my wife, our our children, is that we are a Christian nation, we are a Judeo-Christian nation.
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As much as that's been trying to get stripped away from us, we we you know, we stand true to that, um, true and true.
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So um when I when when my folks came here, um you know my father said, you know, we're guests here, so we have to take care you know imagine, you know, you you go to someone's home.
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Right.
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You're a guest, you you know you're you're gonna be on your best behavior, you're gonna be polite.
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And you're gonna treat it, you're gonna you're gonna treat their home and their belongings well with respect, right?
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So um and I think historically that's what immigrants um did when they came to this country.
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You know, that they're how long ago was this?
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This is 1977.
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Okay, long time ago.
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So I so I grew up uh, you know, in and we didn't have much.
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I grew up in a small blue-collar town.
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Uh it was automotive and farming, uh up in the thumb area of Michigan.
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Everybody puts their hand up.
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Carroll, Michigan, Tuscola County.
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Uh I think Rob may know it.
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You're in you're in Michigander.
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And um and my father was uh auto worker at Chrysler.
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He worked, he worked at the factory.
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Um and so when my father was laid off, this is back when we were still the big three.
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Right.
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Right?
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Uh we we all maybe Rob's not old enough to remember that, but we're all right.
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You and I are old enough to remember that.
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Uh and I watched all the tool and die shops close up uh as a as a kid.
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Uh I watched all my friends' folks losing their jobs, and so I think that put a fire in my belly.
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Um so I joined the Marine Corps straight out of high school, uh, after ordering the uniform, went to school, and as I was going to school, I said, I want to start my own business because I felt that my dad was the little guy.
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You know, I was the little guy.
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Right.
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And first job was at McDonald's.
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And I and I said, Um, I want to make sure that I create success and be there for the little guy.
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And I made a commitment way back then.
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I said, I'm gonna always invest in people.
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Until today, I only invest in people on Main Street, not in Wall Street.
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Right.
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That's my thing.
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Um, I don't trade stock.
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So um there will be no institutional stock.
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You don't trade stock?
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No.
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At all.
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None at all.
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No, I know.
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Um He'll be the only one.
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He'll be the only one.
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No.
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Right, we gotta get you elected now just for that reason.
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So you walk around like I don't have stock.
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Yeah, now my now, I mean, my my CPA, my CFO put together 529 plans for the kids and things like that.
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Right.
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Uh, but I don't trade.
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I don't I don't I don't Wall Street's not my thing.
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Um so I've always invested in the community that I operate in.
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I started with my first business, and now we operate in over two dozen states, uh thousands of employees nationwide, and right here in our district, especially on the other coast where this district goes to now, Broward and up through Palm Beach.
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So you got you got businesses over there.
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You got Churches Chickens and Subways, right?
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That's your restaurant.
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Oh Duncan, Duncan, that's Duncan, I'm sorry.
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We've got our own brands as well, um Sarpenos Pizza, Blackjack Pizza, where we're where we franchise.
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Uh so we operate in the I've had a blackjack pizza.
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I think I've had that.
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You did you have one here in Southwest Florida?
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Did you have a blackjack here in Benita?
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Yeah, we well in Benita and and uh in uh in Tampa as well, and Sarpenos on the other coast.
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Uh so um I would say that the biggest thing for me that um since I've been here now, you know, after we left Michigan, uh, and that was you know quite a while now, I came with Ave Maria.
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Oh that's when Tom Monaghan moved the U.S.
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So that's how I ended in in Naples.
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So when Tom Monaghan decided to move Ave Maria from Ural to Ann Arbor, Michigan, um he was getting a lot of pushback in Liberal Ann Arbor and decided to come here to Collier County.
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I was um uh I was finance chair of Legatis, which is Catholic presidents and CEOs and and with Ava Maria, came down with that move, fell in love with it, and said, This is where I want to raise my family.
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I had no business interest here.
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No, I was so I live in Naples, but I was involved with with Avemaria.
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Um and been the president of the Legatus Naples chapter for for a few years.
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Um and so fell in love with it, said this is where I want to raise a family and never looked back.
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And this is going back to 2002, 2003.
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Well, it's great to have you.
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Uh let's talk a little bit about this race.
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It's all across uh you got you got three you basically have a great cross section of Floridians.
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You've got some upper class and some Marco Island and what they you know, they're about beach retirement, things like that.
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Henry, you got farmers, you got people who are, you know, blue-collar, they they're cranking hammers and are cranking wrenches and swinging hammers, and then you go out and you have a um a very blue part of your district, which is out there in the East Coast in the Broward part.
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How do you how are you able to go from place to place to place and communicate uh their needs without them saying, well, you care more about this but then you do them?
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I mean, how's that been for you and what's been the message?
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I I will say that um you know we're all Americans and we all care about the same things.
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And so whether more moderate, more conservative, whatnot, uh logistically it is challenging, right?
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So you've got four counties and you've got three media markets.
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Oh, three media, I'm sorry.
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Um and Miami's the big one, right?
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So um so look, you've got the the you've got the Gulf Coast here where where where we all live, and very uh conservative, very strong Republican.
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Um I've I mean support is one hundred percent.
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Yeah, especially yeah, East Naples, Marco Island, I know.
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Strong support.
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And and um and it's not it's not about uh winning Collier or Henry.
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It's not about winning Collier and Henry, it's about how big we win.
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Because we've got to come out and win big against the Democrats and and Broward.
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Right.
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Um in Palm Beach, um, it's gonna be it'll be really tight in Palm Because we may win Palm Beach, even though that's her that's her backyard.
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That's that's my opponent's uh hometown uh hometown.
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But Palm Beach is a toss-up, it's it's neck and neck, and our part of Palm Beach County uh is even more red.
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So we're so we're hopeful that we'll win that.
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We won that in the in the primary, uh, and obviously we want Collier and and Henry.
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But I'll talk about the people for for a second to your going back to your question.
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Um I gotta tell you, um we all share the same values.
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I don't care if you're rich, I don't care if you're middle class, I don't care what.
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We all want America first, we all want conservative values, we all want a future for our kids, we all want it, we all want safe streets, we all want good education, we all want prosperity, we all want opportunities, we all want good jobs, right?
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So um and and the folks in Henry in the middle of the state, the farmers, those are my people.
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That's that's how I grew up.
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Carroll, Michigan is very, very similar to to Henry.
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So um, you know, so so I speak their language, they speak mine.
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So that's that's great for me.
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I I I really I really enjoy that.
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Um you know, they all they always talk about, well, you know, politicians don't usually show up here in Henry, they they forget about us.
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Not me.
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I'll have an office there and and I plan on representing those good folks.
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Uh but I will have an office in every county, so I'll have four offices.
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Um logistics are are a bit challenging.
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Like, for example, tomorrow.
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Um I will not be able to make make it for President Trump.
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I've got uh Speaker Johnson coming in for me in Broward, where the fight is.
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And that was scheduled way before we knew the surprise we're coming.
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Right, right, right.
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Well, hold on, Casey.
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We'll get back to you in a minute.
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We're uh more with Casey Askar and your text questions.
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We'll get to those.
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It's happening right here on 925 Fox News, right all along.
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Hold on.
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No panel of talking heads, just one semi-regular guy with a microphone.
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Trey Radel.
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Afternoons at five on 925 Fox News.
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Right all along.
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Welcome back to day break on 925 Fox News, right all along.
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In studio right now, Casey Ascar, your CD22 candidate running Marco, South Carrier, Henry, and all the way over to the East Coast.
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It's one of the redistricts uh that we have here.
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Now, uh before the break, Casey, you were saying you have an event going on tomorrow with Speaker Johnson and West Palm, so you won't be able to make it to the Trump rally.
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Yes, and Brouwer, um it's so logistically impossible for me to get back to the United States.
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I know we talked Monday about this.
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You said you were going to try to see what you can do, but logistically it's not working.
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Right.
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And you almost can't bring a helicopter over.
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Next thing you know, you're getting hemmed up.
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So you said uh, you know, you're America First.
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What does America First look like on your first day in Congress?
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Uh for me, there's I've I've got a uh a few uh things on on my plate that I want to tackle right away.
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Number one is I want to make sure uh as the some other businesses that we're also in is oil and gas.
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And so um I've always had a a major problem with all the taxes at the at the pump that we pay, federal and state.
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So I can't touch the state obviously, but on the federal side, I want to pass I want to I want to uh introduce a bill to get rid of federal gas tax.
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Uh and I think that there's an appetite for that.
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I've I've I've spent some time in Washington now during this election a few times and talked to a lot of congressional folks and and there seems to be some some traction there.
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Uh the conversation right now is uh temporary, but I'm the conversation that I'm having that I'm gonna take it to is permanent.
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So that's that's one thing.
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Uh wow, that's uh that's that's number one is a good thing.
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That's something that we can feel day one right there at the pump every single time.
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So uh the other the other thing is um is uh the child the um the child care credit.
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Right.
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Um so th that's that's a personal thing for me.
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So as a father of seven children, um I love I I want to see families grow and I want to see big families.
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And I think as a society we need to have more kids, right?
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And you see what's happening in Europe.
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I mean there's no more you know, Europeans are becoming obsolete, right?
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It's just it's a it's an invasion.
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Um and that concerns me because under Biden we ha we were invaded.
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I mean, I don't even know what the number actually is.
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Right?
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So one thousand fifteen thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight murderers have been removed from our country.
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There you go.
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There you go.
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And millions and millions have flooded in, and we still don't have a uh a real number because I don't think we really know.
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So um I want to see big families, and the biggest challenge that young adults tell me that are getting married or that are married or that are married, starting their family, is we can't have um a lot of kids because we can't afford it.
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Or we're gonna wait till we can afford it.
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So what can we do?
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What can I do in Congress to help that financial strain that they have is increase the child tax credit, amongst other things.
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Rent uh, this is coming off our tax line.
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Rent costs, especially as your young single dad, is hard to save money when everything costs so much.
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Finding house, uh lower rent prices uh would help significantly.
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What can you do to keep uh the cost of living down?
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I think there's a lot of things that we can do.
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Number one, um so number one, right now, if you if you talk to contractors, if you talk to builders, if you talk to developers, um cost of goods, I can tell you firsthand.
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Um I can tell you firsthand what I paid for steel or what I paid for glass just you know a year ago, two years ago, is continuing on on an uptrend.
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So that's gotta get passed on, you know, to to the end user, right?
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The the purchaser or the or or the renter.
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Um so inflation's gotta get under control.
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Everything is you know supply and demand.
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So that's one thing, inflation.
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So we've got to do a better job in Congress to control that.
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That's gonna start with discipline on not just continuing to print money, right?
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Continuing to cash you know checks that we can't cash, right?
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So right checks that we can't cash.
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So there's a lot economically that has to happen, but it it comes down to at the end of the day, growth.
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In 2008, when we had the subprime crash, right?
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The um uh the big foreclosure crash, right?
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Right, right.
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Um I went all in and we grew our way out of out of it.
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And so we actually we didn't fire we didn't let go not one person and we grew our our business.
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And so the country has to do the same thing.
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We've gotta invest, we've got to bring investment in.
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The biggest I would say I would say the biggest thing that I seen happen in my life growing up that has hurt our nation more than anything, is exporting our manufacturing.
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NAFTA.
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Uh I I talked about the big three, right?
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You know, the uh auto.
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Yes, we just gave it away and gm.
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We just gave it away.
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We gave it away and and we were sold as bill of goods that we're uh we'll we'll be a service-oriented economy, let them make it over there.
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How did that work out for us?
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Right.
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Job quality of of of work just got worse.
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I remember my I mentioned my father losing his job.
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I mean you're work is dignity and especially good work.
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So those are all things that I care about.
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What will I do as far as housing?
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I'll tell you what I do, what I'm doing right now personally.
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Um I'll g I'll I'll preface with with with uh a story in right here in our district uh in Amokley.
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Um Hodges University.
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If you know how I know, yep, went in and and and opened a campus in Amokley.
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And these are the you know no different than the person that I'm running against, this Pia Dandia educators that are everything is kumbaya, and there's no real you know, there's no real understanding of of of of what the balance sheet needs to look like and balancing their in their budgets.
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They went they went bankrupt.
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I went in, I I I paid off their debt, primarily you know, taxes and so forth.
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I bought the entire campus for a certified check of$1,000.
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Oh my gosh.
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And now that's going back probably about eight years.
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Okay.
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Brought in Guadalupe.
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Eight years later, Guadalupe has been operating successfully, serving the community has expanded, um, ha is uh community services, educating education.
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People don't know what Guadalupe is, what is it?
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So it's it's it's it's a it's uh um it's a it's a uh nonprofit institution uh that that helps people in need uh with uh with care, with education, with um uh they're really a big part of the hurricane recovery in Apocalypse.
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You guys were a big part there.
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I helped that part.
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I remember that.
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I remember that.
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Absolutely.
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And so uh and so now we we have land that they've asked us to develop.
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So we want to develop um affordable housing for them.
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Oh, nice.
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But as a business guy, do things with common sense.
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And and and and I'll and I'll tell you guys this, I'll give you guys I'll just preface with another story.
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At our kids' school, our our kids our uh our kids' school, we we give financial aid, right?
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And so if you look at where our our kids don't graduate are the f we're the financial aid kids historically.
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So I wanted to make sure that we give that to our teachers.
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And so same thing here.
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Affordable housing, I want to make sure it gets to workforce.
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I want to make sure exactly working.
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I want to make sure it gets to all our essential services, to our police officers, to our firefighters, to our school teachers, EMS.
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I love it.
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I want to take care of them first.
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That's one of my most important issues.
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That's right, because guess what?
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When I came here, they couldn't afford to buy, but they can afford to rent.
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Now they can't afford to rent.
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KC Ascar, what's the website?
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KC AscarFocongress.com.
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There you go, go check them out.
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Casey, thank you so much for being here today.
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Get your ass out and vote.
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I'll tell you more before the end of this code call.
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You're listed up on 925 Fox News.
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The five is next.
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We've already gone to break.
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925 Fox News.
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Good morning, welcome to today, break at 925 Fox News.
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It's time now for five voices, five stories, one fast-paced news countdown.
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Number five.
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First of all, I'm I'm I'm thankful to be here, and I thank Donald Trump.
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I had a great relationship with him in Bogton, and and every time I fought, I fought to win, and uh he gave me the opportunity, and I'm so happy for him to be our president.
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And so thank you very much.
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Well, there you go.
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That's Evander Holyfield.
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He is on stage with uh President Trump uh having a conversation about how great President Trump is, right?
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The former undisputed heavyweight champion joined Trump at the Clemson rally on Wednesday night.
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Trump's casinos hosted big fights in the 80s and 90s for Evander Holyfield.
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His missing part of his ear and everything was there representing, and by the way, uh Evander Holyfield might be the only guy on that stage who's taken a bigger hit than Trump has from the media, and that is the truth.
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That's what's really going on.
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Number four.
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Are you a stupid person?
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Who do you work for?
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You're a stupid person, and by the way, your network is the worst of all.
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Every day.
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Another stupid person right there.
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That is uh uh a reporter from ABC News getting smoked once more time by the president.
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And you know what?
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I I think the press keeps asking the same gotcha, hoping for a different headline.
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And I bet you now uh who do you work for is gonna be a question people don't want to answer anymore.
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Uh Fox?
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And the Fox guy looks like no, you don't.
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You work for ABC.
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Oh, you guys suck.
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You're horrible, you're surrender, you're stupid.
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You're a stupid person, and your network is fake news.
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Right.
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I'm gonna start using that line by the way.
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You're a stupid person.
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Number three.
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Thank you so much again.
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Uh, and please continue to support us.
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It is going to be um a very expensive and challenging uh time.
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Uh, and so we appreciate whether you're able to send five, ten, twenty.
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Thank you.
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Ilhan Omar asked you to send her twenty dollars for her defense.
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Can we hear that one more time?
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That's so great.
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Thank you so much again.
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Uh, and please continue to support us.
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It is going to be um a very expensive and challenging uh time.
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Uh, and so we appreciate whether you're able to send five, ten, twenty.
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Thank you.
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That nervous laugh tells us everything we need to know.
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Change anyone?
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Change anyone.
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Anyone got any change?
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Oh, I need some change.
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Where am I?
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Anybody got any change, please?
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Oh, you asking for five, ten, and twenty dollars, girl.
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You know you got$26 million in fraud money hidden.
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Just pay for your own damn campaign.
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You fraudster, you illegal, and I can't wait for you to get arrested, deported, and sent on your way.
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I'm counting down the days.
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It'll be a bigger party of my house than the Super Bowl.
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Number two.
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Don't really get invited on there anymore.
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But who's to say that won't change?
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And and I honestly I don't care.
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I I my relationship with Trump, yeah, that's I can't.
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So all the uh any corporate deals come in my way.
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I don't really get invited to be part of, you know, things like the NFL or things like that, or uh, you know, there's no all the shows that I was so friendly with over the years, from all the late night talk shows to my friend Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon.
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I don't really get invited in there anymore.
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But who's to say that won't change?
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And and I honestly I don't care.
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I I I did think about this when I entered the political arena because I I thought it was important for me to speak up for what I believe because, you know, I put my country before pretty much everything except my family and God.
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There you go.
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Kid Rock saying his relationship with Trump has disrupted his personal business, and his answer is I don't care.
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I don't care.
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Ba with the ball, baby.
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Right.
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I and I'm cool with it.
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I don't care either, by the way.
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Uh if you don't like me because I'm a conservative, get in line.
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There's people that don't like me because I'm bald.
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Like there's people that don't like me because of a car I drive.
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Like they don't like me for a lot of different reasons.
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You know what I say?
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I don't care.
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Number one.
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I think it's disgraceful, Raymond.
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I I think that you should not express some criticism of a public policy of a given politician by disrespecting the country writ large.
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I mean, those women who play for the WNBA, think of the public safety, think of the incredible wealth and privilege, the amazing jobs that they have.
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They have a lot to be grateful to the United States for.
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And I thought it was a The WMBA walking off of a court when you don't even have Caitlin Clark anymore on the court.
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She's injured, right?
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I can't I think she's injured.
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You don't have the juice to get the ratings out there, and now the new narrative is they're walking out after the national anthem.
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I don't care if you do the national anthem at three o'clock in the afternoon and game eight till eight.
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I don't care when you do it.
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You want to do it, you do it.
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And you come out and you stand.
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Uh, anybody that says we got to go change beforehand, then the WNBA should be shut down and not allowed to use the word national.
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Because they're basically saying they're an American company that doesn't want to salute to the American way.
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Their damn logo is red, white, and blue, if I'm not mistaken.
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Get it together already.
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What are you thinking over there at the WNBA?
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And when are we gonna stop giving them love?
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And when are we gonna put a full transgender team in there and just smoke their ass?
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So they could be, we could just be done with it.
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Because they all wanted it.
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Every person that wanted the MBA, oh, we want it, we want the same thing that the men got.
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Okay, cool.
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WNBA.
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Boom.
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We made it happen.
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You now have star players, you have the ability, you have media attention, and what do you do?
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You walk off during the national anthem, which will be the first thing to make you a more woke organization than the W than the regular NBA.
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And for that, you're gonna fall out and you're gonna collapse.
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And now you've picked a fight with conservatives.
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The WNBA is a joke.
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They should be eliminated.
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The women should go play for the men's team and make sure they and see if they can make it.
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That's how I look at it.
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You don't want it?
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Cool, we'll take it back.
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Oh, you do want it, then show respect to it and stand up for the country that's paying for you to be there.
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Understand these are Americans going to see them.
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They don't play in France, they play in Memphis, they play in other big cities that have an American flag, represent the country you work for.
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It pisses me off when you don't stand for the national anthem.
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If you kneel for it, boy, I tell you what, you want to hate you.
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If you you can leave the room, if I see you kneeling, well, I might make a statement for you on purpose.
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I might come find you just to say something right to your face.
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That's all I got.
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Sorry.
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The five at 835.
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You know, I gotta make a uh a statement here, man, and I uh I want to take this somewhere.
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When we were just talking to Casey Asgar just moments ago, he was talking about the he was talking about the population and that we need more kids.
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And then I saw a text message come in and says, with the economy the way it is, we need smaller families, not larger ones.
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And I really wanted to take a moment to tell you what I think about this particular moment.
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And this is how I look at this.
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The algorithm says what that guy is saying on the text line.
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His algorithm is making him believe that the economy's so bad that he needs a smaller family.
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The algorithm is out there telling everyone that if they're if they're lonely, it gets amplified.
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If they're mad, it gets amplified.
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If they're sad, it gets amplified, and if they're happy, it gets changed.
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That is what's happening in our world.
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There's two types of this world, and let me just tell you what's going on.
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The world doesn't want you to become a bigger population.
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So what is happening?
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You have an algorithm that is splitting the family unit.
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And how are they doing that?
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I'll tell you this.
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If a woman is having an argument, it'll tell you, it'll listen, it'll say the man is bad and everything he's doing, right?
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He's horrible.
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You should find another one.
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This guy is horrible.
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This guy does this.
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It'll reinforce everything that she thinks, whether or not it's right or wrong.
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It'll give her that reinforcement.
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Now, let's go the same angle we're a man.
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Now, I know this because I've seen these algorithms.
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I know this for a fact.
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A man could be going through the same thing.
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It won't say that that woman is bad.
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He'll say he's not a good enough man to be with that woman and maybe he should work harder.
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And what happens is now you have a lonely society of men and you have a woman that feel like men are nothing more than a pair of shoes.
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And what happens?
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You start having a separation, right?
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And the next thing you know, people start getting used to just being solo and not building that family unit.
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And then the algorithm gets out there and says, have a smaller family, have a smaller family because of the economy being grow uh being bad.
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Listen, we've got to keep the family unit together.
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We have to work even harder to make that family unit even stronger.
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We have to work even harder to make sure these families continue to grow.
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Men are getting beat down mentally.
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It's happening on a regular basis.
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Uh, and here's the deal what all is that from?
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It's from social media.
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It's the devil.
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The devil is social media.
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What is the cause of that?
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I don't know why they want it that way, but that's the algorithm that's happening.
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And right now, ladies and gentlemen, if you're listening and you're right now going through something in your personal life, let me tell you right now, I bet almost$10 it's algorithm and social media related, and your opinion is coming from something that you're getting fed.
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And I saw it happen yesterday when I looked down on an Instagram feed on a reel and it said lonely man video, and then the next one was like angry da-da-da video.
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It was giving me an algorithm that I didn't ask for because there's an area of study about this, and it's called social engineering.
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And you should go and look it up if you are seeing these kinds of changes on your algorithm, or you think the algorithm is influencing you, or if you just want to learn more about how the algorithm works, you should look up social engineering.
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We can talk about social engineering, but uh I just want to let you know it's happening to everybody.
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Not to me and not to Rob.
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It's happening to me, it's happening to Rob, it's happening to you, it's happening to Roger, it's happening to all of us.
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Pay attention to it.
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Watch how it happens.
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The man will be wrong, the woman will be right.
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I'm not saying the women isn't always right anyway.
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My wife's listening now, it's after she wakes up.
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She's always right, right all along.
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More daybreak coming up on 925 Fox News.
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925 Fox News.
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Welcome back to Daybreak here on 925 Fox News, right all along.
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Well, thank you for listening to today's show, but I hope you heard the message that was unspoken during the Casey Askar interview here on Daybreak.
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I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Ron Stevens.
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And that unspoken message was how important it is for Collier County to go out, and if you're in C D twenty two Congressional District 22, uh, which is the southern country.
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If you're south of Davis Boulevard and you are not in the city of Naples specifically, but if you are south of Davis and to the east of uh Collier Boulevard 951, you are in C D twenty-two.
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That is your district.
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And we need every person that has an R or any other, and as a matter of fact, because it doesn't matter at this point, we need every person that's listening right now that doesn't want Collier County to be ran by a Democrat to get their ass out and go vote.
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Because let me put it to you in perspective so you understand it, and I don't think you quite understood it.
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Collier County Southern is a very red, red, red stronghold.
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There are more red voters than there are blue voters in the southernmost part of Collier.
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All right, now let's take that and let's go to Henry.
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Henry, same concept: more red than blue.
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As soon as you get over to Broward and you get over to West that piece of West Palm and you start talking about those particular places, you're talking about a blue section of town.
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Now, for that to be null and void and to cancel that out, you have to get way more conservatives to go out and vote inside Marco and Southern Collier.
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So if you get 2,000 conservatives to go there, but we only get uh 500, we can share some conservative votes.
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You understand what I'm saying?
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Like it all counts as one big district, it's not just individuals.
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Right.
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And as I was actually uh walking Casey out of the building, uh, I was just asking him how his district was actually divided up from percentage.
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And the largest portion of Casey's district is in Broward County, so that's where the fight is.
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It's like over 40% of CD 22 is in Broward County.
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That's where the population, not land-wise, right?
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Population.
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Population.
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The population, the voting population that's in the district that's going to come vote.
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So everybody else has to turn out.
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Collier needs to turn out, Hendry needs to turn out.
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Palm Beach is gonna be tough.
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That's a smaller portion, but Broward County is where the real fight is.
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And Collier is who Collier got Casey over the finish line in the primary.
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We need to do it again in the job.
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Imagine if um Broward got 5,000 dem votes, right?
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Right?
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Now, you're not gonna get anywhere near that many uh or or that that high a number or something like that when it comes to Collier.
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And I'm not, I'm just rounding, I'm just using round numbers, right?
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Not in big numbers.
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And then we get, you know, only 3,000 Republican votes.
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But in Caulier, you get 10,000 Republican votes and only 2,000 Democratic votes.
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Now, all right.
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Now you got 18,000, 8,000 spare.
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You they those all count together.
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So in essence, uh we they got 7,000, we got 13,000.
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And that's because you had a bigger turnout.
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Now, if you half asset and you only do a 53% turnout, which is l what is what Republicans only have to do.
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Historically, that's what happens, right?
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These these these uh these midterms are fifty-three, fifty-two, fifty percent turnouts, and then what happens is you're not gonna get that big push.
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You're gonna have like four thousand to three thousand or something like that.
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You'll still hold the hold, but you won't get the necessary push that'll balance out and wash out the blue votes from the other coast.
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I wanted to get that point across when Casey was here.
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We didn't get it across.
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We had to go into the five, and now I want to wrap the show up with getting that point across.
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And it's the same reason that President Trump is coming.
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It's the same thing, the same reason you have a rally, it's because they want you to get every Cawyer County, Lee County, Henry County, Charlotte County, anybody within a hundred miles of uh Lico Arena to get their ass to the polls and vote like President Trump's on the ballot.
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He has said it before, he is saying it now in person.
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It is not just random that he's here.
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It is a hundred percent because there is more Republic di Democrats showing up for early voting than there is for uh uh democ or for Republicans.
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I would also like to indicate uh Casey is a business owner, right?
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Casey uh owns restaurants, he signed paychecks, he's developed property, he's done real estate deals.
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Casey is a guy who knows how business works, he knows how the tax structure works, he knows how uh private industry interacts with the government in by way of tax revenue and that sort of thing, too.
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Jim Schwartzel for CD19, businessman, owns a company that has zero debt at all.
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He owes nobody nothing, right?
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These are the kinds of guys that we need to send to Washington.
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Guys that have owned businesses, that have signed paychecks, that understand what it takes to hustle hard in this country without handouts.
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Now I gotta win a bet with Jim so he can owe me five dollars.
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And then I'm never gonna collect.
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Well, you still owe me five dollars.
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I don't want it.
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Oh man.
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We'll see Jim tomorrow, uh, for sure out there at the rally.
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Guys, uh, we're gonna have a uh a great show tomorrow.
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Tune in for it.
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Until then, on behalf of Roger, uh Nick in the back.
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Nick in the back, my man uh Rob right here and myself.
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You stay safe, Southwest Florida.
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We'll see you tomorrow.
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See ya, see ya, see ya.
