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saying the same thing. I was like, Like, that's a good thing in politics, right? She's like, no, I'm like, you just need, like, you need to talk about new stuff. I'm like, I'm not like a comedian. Like, I don't need a new bit. 00:05:51 Speaker 1: He's telling you, folks, I'm not changing. I haven't changed. I haven't changed at all. Like, I'm the same guy that I was. Like, I have not said anything different. So why now, when the Democrats try to tell you that somehow he's not as extreme as he claims he was, he will tell you, no, no, no, I am actually this crazy. By the way, Abdul El-Sayed won't even say the word woman while talking about pregnancy. This is how radical he is. You don't believe me? Okay, listen to this. 00:06:19 Speaker 7: The question we have to ask ourselves is what's the best way to do that? And whose life gets destroyed in that process? Because too often when government says that you cannot have reproductive care, you are creating a circumstance in which an adult or sometimes even a juvenile human is being reduced to into simply a carrying vehicle for a fetus that has not ever breathed air in the world. 00:06:47 Speaker 1: So there it is. He just said, in his own words, you're creating a circumstance in which an adult or something even juvenile or sometimes even a juvenile human beings are being reduced into simply carrying, simply a carrying vehicle for a fetus that has not ever breathed air in the world. That is what he thinks of unborn children. He won't even say the word woman while talking about pregnancy. This is the Democratic Party. So it goes back to the other question earlier, right? Like, what will they do if they get power? They're telling you. 00:07:18 Speaker 4: So I think there's a number of cabinet secretaries that have blatantly broken the law, done unconstitutional things. 00:07:24 Speaker 8: And I think they better get ready because we'll come for them. 00:07:27 Speaker 1: That is the agenda. Well, let me rephrase it. That's part of the agenda. What about taxes, for example? Are they going to raise taxes? Do they want to raise taxes on you? Okay, El-Sayed, again, not me telling you they believe this. This is what they're saying. 00:07:44 Speaker 7: I think it is time for us to realize that our country was its most prosperous when we were willing to tax folks who had won at the game of capitalism to invest so that everybody else could play the. 00:07:59 Speaker 1: Game of capitalism. 00:08:01 Speaker 7: And, you know, a lot of people like to call me a socialist. 00:08:03 Speaker 6: I'm actually not a socialist. 00:08:05 Speaker 1: You're not a socialist? Really? Because what you just said is that you want to raise taxes on hardworking Americans. Our country, quote, was its most prosperous when we were willing to tax folks who had won the game at the game of capitalism. You literally are referring to capitalism as what is wrong with this country. And you want to stop people. You want to stop individuals from succeeding and you want to take their money because they succeeded wow if that's not something that should scare the living you know what out of you i i don't know what i don't know what else to tell you here they are this crazy they do believe what they tell you they believe michigan democrat william lawrence another example of this He says he was just speaking in anger when he wished death upon lawmakers and called to abolish police, prisons and borders. It's the guy running for office. When they tell you they're crazy, believe them. 00:09:07 Speaker 9: So Tom Barrett and his allies are they're trying to, you know, label me, make me sound scary, drag up old tweets and stuff for me thinking out loud. I admit it. I've sometimes spoken in anger in the last 15 years of seeing our social safety net and our constitutional protections get shredded. and feeling that the country I was raised to believe in was in deep threat. Sometimes I've spoken with anger about the people responsible for that. 00:09:36 Speaker 1: So it was just anger, folks. I was just speaking in anger when I wished death upon lawmakers and called to abolish the police and the prisons and borders. I was just speaking in anger. This Democrat congressional candidate, William Warren, says he spent his career fighting oil and gas jobs because that is what the enemy is. And so you should understand when he gets angry. 00:09:59 Speaker 9: I'm an organizer. I've spent my career standing up to corporate power, fighting back against big corporations, standing with communities on the front lines of fossil fuel extraction and this kind of thing. 00:10:10 Speaker 1: So there's your war, folks. By the way, if you're mad about gas prices right now, get ready for when the Democrats are in charge if you give them their power back. Because he just said it right there. They're going to weaponize the government to go after gas pipelines and oil and gas. And that will make the price skyrocket much higher than it is right now. Which, by the way, the price it is now is too high. I agree. It's temporary. And the president made a decision, not a political one. If the political smart strategy would have been to not go after Iran when he did, it would have been to wait till after the midterms. But they were too close to getting a nuclear weapon. He knew what that looked like. He made a hard decision. They will come back down. And that's not the only one saying crazy things. Let's go to North Carolina. The far-left Democrat Jamie Ager, he wants mass amnesty for millions of illegal aliens. How do we know this? Because he told us. Do we want to create legal pathways for them to be here versus shutting the door on people and limiting immigration? 00:11:09 Speaker 10: Immigrants built this country. We're all immigrants. And a study of history and economics will show you that immigration has benefited this country in so many different ways. It needs to be organized. Just having the open border and coming in

chaotically doesn't work. 00:11:24 Speaker 1: I don't think anybody was advocating an open border. 00:11:26 Speaker 10: But to me, having the ability to bring people in that can contribute, that can be part of our communities, and people that have been here for 20 years and are part of our communities that still don't have legal status, finding some way for pathway to citizenship for those folks. 00:11:41 Speaker 1: This is a guy that cares more about protecting criminal illegal aliens than the actual citizens of North Carolina. And he wants mass amnesty for all the illegal immigrants that are in this country. Roy Cooper, by the way, he has no idea that 25 hardened criminals that he released from prison went on to murder innocent North Carolinians. He was asked, right, about, you know, these these like these people that he let go. Because some of those who are released. did end up committing murders afterwards. Well, I'm not sure about that. Oh, he's not sure about that. Oh, okay. So that's how fast we can just move on from this. Roy Cooper, he's like, I didn't know a bunch of people were killed. I didn't know that there were victims of the 2,000, or I should say, excuse me, 4,200 criminals that are released. And he's asked about it. And that was CNN, by the way. Mani Raju asking him that question. He's like, oh, I didn't know they killed anybody. Of course he knows. Roy Cooper thinks North Carolinas are too stupid to remember that he released 4200 criminals who went on to hurt more innocent victims, including killing some of them. And he thinks you're too stupid to understand it. So he goes out there and he says things like this. 00:12:52 Speaker 8: And and so we were able to find ways for we found some ways forward on. crime legislation on working to keep the public safe, which is something that everybody wants. 00:13:04 Speaker 1: How did you keep people safe if you let 4,200 criminals go? And again, as CNN put it, CNN says, you let people go that kill people. Some of those who were released did end up committing murders afterwards. That is CNN telling you it to your face, man. So I go back to the beginning, the note that I received. I don't think the Democrats are as extreme as you're saying they are. You're lying. Well, there are their own words. This is what they have said. When they tell you who they are, believe them. There was also a very interesting point that I wanted to bring up, and that is a lot of people have been asking about the polls. What do the polls show? Are the polls bad? How bad are the polls? Is it a disaster? These poll numbers. And, look, I would love for the polls to look better than they do right now. I'll say that straight up. I really, really, really, really do. But did you know that the poll numbers also look really, really bad? Like, really, really bad right now for Democrats? You may not know that. You may have no idea that the poll numbers... are actually really, really bad. They're not good. They're really, really bad. And the reason why I say they're really, really bad is because they should be through the roof right now if the American people actually, okay, if the American people actually support these socialist Marxists and communists. Good friend of mine, Larry Kudlow, has a riff that he does every day on his show on Fox Business. And he said something interesting in his riff, which is,' Polls are not votes.' And the Democrats want you to feel defeated. They want to inspire Democrats to be excited to go out and vote. They want Democrats to believe that they're about to just open up a can of whoopee on Republicans, and specifically that means on Donald Trump. And so this is all an exercise in doom and gloom. This is what I also go back to what I said earlier about state-sponsored media. The media is an advocate and an actor, a state actor for the Democratic Party. And they know this. They're not dumb. They're really, really smart. They know it. They understand it. They know their job right now. They know what they're supposed to do. They get it. This is pretty clear. This is not hard, folks. And so they want you to feel like this is a disaster. They want you to feel like that this is doom and gloom. They want you to feel like That there's no reason for you to even go out and vote because this is going to be such an uphill battle that you might as well just stay home and you should just be depressed about Republicans. And that's really what this is. Kudlow made an interesting point. I'm going to play part of it for you because I think it's important for you to hear what he had to say in his riff. Take a listen. 00:15:59 Speaker 11: Well, folks, in the next 43 days, nobody should underestimate Mr. Trump and the GOP. And that's the subject of the riff. So we've got 43 days till the midterms. The mainstream media may be hedging its bets about Democratic victory and Republican destruction. Now, one of the first cracks in the armor is an NBC poll shows Dems edging out Republicans 50 to 45 among registered voters. Looks like a nice lead, but is it really? The story notes that it's a lot slimmer edge than the 12-point lead Democrats had at the same point in the 2018 cycle for those midterms. Now, I've said a million times, polls aren't votes. 00:16:48 Speaker 1: So I'll say it again. 00:16:49 Speaker 11: Polls aren't votes. But this particular poll, by the way, undercuts Republicans by about four points at least, 40 to 44. I mean, after all, the GOP did carry 2024 with 50% plus. These are registered voters, not likely voters, but putting it all together, nonetheless, it is interesting, isn't it? My friends in the lefty media kind of pulling in your horns, aren't you? And there's the front of this morning's Wall Street Journal. Republicans unleashing their fundraising advantage against the Democrats. 00:17:22 Speaker 6: All right. 00:17:23 Speaker 11: Now, I know money can't buy you love, but the GOP numbers are enormous. 204 million in just the first 18

days of September. That's 83 million more than Democrat ads. 00:17:36 Speaker 9: Wow. 00:17:37 Speaker 11: 62 million alone in Texas for Ken Paxton. That's compared to only 17 million for Democratic Socialist James Tallarico. Now, this doesn't include other PAC money, and perhaps most important, while the Republicans are running some really solid candidates like Dan Sullivan in Alaska, Roger Marshall in Kansas, Mike Whatley in North Carolina, Mike Collins in Georgia. Love Michelle Tafoya in Minnesota and Mike Rogers in Michigan. While they're running those good candidates, Democrats are running these far left-wing socialist turkeys like Abdel El-Sayed and In Michigan, of course, Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota. The aforementioned Tallarico, Farlev, Troy Jackson in Maine, Hassan Piker not far from center stage. 00:18:24 Speaker 1: The point he's making, and he's absolutely right in what he's saying, is the polls are not votes. You look at the Democratic Party's messaging ahead of 2026 midterm elections, and all it is is that orange man is bad. They're not running on you having a better life. They're not running on lowering your taxes. They're not running on deregulation. They're not running on lowering gas prices. Have you noticed that none of them have said they're going to lower gas prices? All they've said is Donald Trump's gas prices are too high. I also think that's interesting, right? They're like, well, he promised you $ 2 a gallon. Well, hold on a second. What about you guys? Like, what would y'all do? Oh, we would have it at $ 5, $ 6, $ 7, $ 8 a gallon. We're not trying to lower your gas prices. We're just telling you that Donald Trump's gas prices are higher than what he told you they were going to be. You're not going to find a Democratic candidate out there. They will say, oh, well, you're hurting. And Donald Trump lied to you and said he was going to do all these amazing things and he didn't actually do it for you. That's their doom and gloom perspective. But they're not saying they would actually fix any of those issues at all. Which is another data point that I think should actually be brought up. And it goes back to just how crazy these lefties actually are. They are out there and they're telling you that Donald Trump is bad. Donald Trump is evil. Donald Trump is the worst person in the world. Let's just talk about one other example of this. The governor in Massachusetts is now planning to have home visits to every mother in This is what she said, who has a child and they're going to look at you and see if basically like, do they believe you're fit enough to guess, keep the child. They're going to take a look at your house. They're going to take a look at you as a parent. They're going to take a look. if they believe you're depressed or have postpartum, but they're going to come knocking on your door. I talked about this today on the Faulkner Focus with Harris Faulkner. And let me just let you hear the highlight. Creepiest line of any

governor in America this year. The award goes to this governor. Quote, everybody in the state. When you have a baby, you're going to have a home visit. And it's not just for your baby. We're also looking at you. We're seeing if we think things wrong with you. We're looking to see if there's mental health issues. Maybe there's postpartum. This does not sound anything like help to me. This sounds like the government basically saying, you don't really get to raise your baby in those intimate hours after you bring your child home because we're knocking on the door. We're going to come in and check and see what we think you as a parent are doing wrong This is more than just a nanny state. This is total home invasion by the federal government. I believe they have no right to be there, by the way. And it's one thing if it's voluntary. But let's be clear. The government didn't say this is voluntary. The governor said we're coming into your home and we're looking at things far outside of just you having a child. 00:21:24 Speaker 4: Yeah, you have to have a warrant. 00:21:26 Speaker 1: I mean, what are you going to come in? You're going to search me. You're going to search my baby. What piece of paper are you carrying from the government that allows you to do that, that is legal? By the way, they're masquerading this as a $ 2 million like welfare program where we're just coming to help. We're the government. We're here to help you. No, we're the government. We're here to spy on you. We're the government. We're here to come into your house and harass you. We're the government. We're going to come in right after you have a child and we're going to decide if we believe you should be able to keep your baby. That's what the governor said. Every, I go back to the quote in Massachusetts. This is sitting governor. This isn't even someone like running for office. The sitting governor telling you, I am going to come into your house and we're going to look at your child. We're knocking on your, on the door. Why are you, why are you knocking on the door? Well, we're going to take a look at what's under the hood. We're going to see what you're doing. We're going to see if we think that you are fit to be a parent, to be a mother, to be what we think what a good mother looks like. They have no right to, by the way, be in my house. Why should I, after I have a child, have to have you, for no reason, come into my house and then judge my parenting or judge me or judge what I'm looking at? This is incredibly invasive and not just invasive. It is terrifying that you have a governor who is sitting there and saying, don't worry, we're the government. We're here to help you. And we're going to just walk into your house and we're going to do whatever we want to do. By the way, I do love this line that just hit. It says, Massachusetts is being accused of government overreach for offering new parents a home nurse visit. You want to know, by the way, who does this? The British health system. The governor wants every new parent to have a government official come and knock on their door. This is the United States of America. I do not want the governor coming in and I'll go back to this. I will play it for you. If you don't believe me, here's the governor in her own words. 00:23:34 Speaker 12: Everybody in the state, when you have a baby, you're going to have a home visit. You're going to have a home visit within days, weeks, and that will be an opportunity for a health care provider to make an assessment. 00:23:48 Speaker 1: Or come in and spy on you. Notice that she says an assessment. Everybody who has a baby will be visited in their home by a government-appointed health care provider to make an assessment. That is the most creepy line I have ever heard. She says everybody in the state, when you have a baby, you're going to have a home visit for a health care provider to make an assessment. How many of you think this is a good idea? By the way, this is the same Massachusetts governor who boasted about blocking gas pipelines in her state and then complained that they can't get any gas. Like they have no, it's wherever the radicals tell them to go, they will go. 00:24:25 Speaker 12: Gas is so volatile, you know, and we don't even produce it here. And with Jones Act and other things, it's hard for us to even get it here, okay? Remember, I stopped two gas pipelines from coming into this state. 00:24:36 Speaker 1: Man, I wonder who's to blame, governor. Oh no, I blocked these gas pipelines and then we don't have enough gas and the prices go through the roof. And now I'm pointing the finger at some random person out there to let you know that this is the person that you should be blaming. Oh wait, it's me. Now you may say in Massachusetts, why did she just come and say that everybody's going to come into your home and the government's going to come and knocking? This is a dog whistle because the result of the Lindsay Clancy postpartum breakdown. It resulted in the murder of her three children. So, of course, the government and the Democratic Party, they always do this. They say, hey, never let a crisis go to waste. We have a crisis right now. And in this crisis that we have right now, the Massachusetts governor says, everyone who has a baby, you're going to have a home visit by a government health care provider to make an assessment for postpartum depression and other signs of mental health issues. I'll even play the longer version to give it even more context for you. 00:25:34 Speaker 12: With our team over to Beth Israel Deaconess and met with moms and providers there and made an announcement that we are investing more in maternal health and expanding access to moms, to parents and families for needed care. So here's what I said. Everybody in the state, when you have a baby, you're going to have a home visit. you're going to have a home visit within days, weeks, and that will be an opportunity for a health care provider to make an assessment and to see if you need some additional support and resources. We also made more investments in training health care professionals, doctors and others, on how they can identify signs of postpartum and also prepare women before birth. Because one of the things that I've heard from so many is like, There's a lot of talk during pregnancy about care of the baby and care of yourself during pregnancy, but there's not enough talk about what it's like after birth. And having those conversations earlier, making sure people know that resources are available. 00:26:43 Speaker 1: Resources? You now call government invasion into your home a resource. Are you kidding me? This isn't a resource. This is scary as hell. This is government invasion. You're now coming in saying, I'm going to send in the government, my radical left health care workers. What if they see a Bible and they don't like it? What if they see a magazine and they don't like it? What if they see a Trump hat and they don't like it? What if they see a conservative book on your bookshelf and they don't like it? And they say, hey, we're going to take your baby away from you. I'm not letting them in my house. No way in hell. And if I live in Massachusetts, well, by the way, I don't. And there's a reason why. And this is another example of the reason why. But for conservatives that are there, imagine if they see something in your house that they just don't like. Because of your political beliefs. What do I have to do? I have to whitewash my home of anything conservative before you come into my house after I've had a child so that you don't take the child away from me? When they tell you who they are, believe them. I hope you'll take all the audio that I just played for you. Please share our podcast wherever you are on social media to help us grow. And I will see you back here tomorrow.