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Victory-TRUMP WINS! And the Senate!! And (Hopefully) the House!!! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Welcome. It is a fabulous day in America. It's verdict
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Speaker 1: with Senator Ted Cruz Ben Ferguson with you, and Senator
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Trump to them all the Democrats, the globalists,
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Speaker 1: the deep state, the fake news, the fake polls, even
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Speaker 1: the assassins, and now we have a very different day
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Speaker 1: in America.
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Speaker 2: It is an extraordinary day in America. You and I
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Speaker 2: are here at one eleven PM on Wednesday, right after
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Speaker 2: the election, and last night was simply a spectacular night.
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Speaker 2: It was an election that defied all the pundits, that
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Speaker 2: defied all the analysts, and that transforms America and transforms
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Speaker 2: the world. I'm reminded of nineteen eighty four. It's morning
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Speaker 2: in America again. It is that again. I believe God
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Speaker 2: has answered our prayers for our nation, and I am
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Speaker 2: so grateful Donald Trump has been re elected president in
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Speaker 2: what has to be the most remarkable comeback in political history.
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Speaker 2: I'm also very, very grateful that Republicans have taken a
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Speaker 2: majority of the Senate and we've got a real chance
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Speaker 2: at it being a sizable majority in the Senate. That
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Speaker 2: included me getting re elected, which didn't suck at all.
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Speaker 2: And we'll talk about that as well, and it looks
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Speaker 2: like we've got a real shot at Republicans holding the house.
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Speaker 2: That is the one that is not clear and determined
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Speaker 2: right now, but hopefully we will hold the house as well.
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Speaker 2: That'll make a big, big difference if we do. It
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Speaker 2: is an incredible day.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it really is. And we get to finally talk
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Speaker 1: any time centater. There's just one headline that I do
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Speaker 1: have to start with because this is just such a
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Speaker 1: fun one for me. And we can explain why we
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Speaker 1: haven't actually talked about your race on Verdict, because everywhere
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Speaker 1: I go people are like, why are you guys not
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Speaker 1: talking about this race against Alrid And I can explain
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Speaker 1: it in person. I couldn't talk about on the show.
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Speaker 1: You couldn't either, But let's just put in perspective here,
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Speaker 1: Republicans were closer to flipping New York than Democrats were
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Speaker 1: to flipping Texas. Even though the entire Democratic machine came
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Speaker 1: after you and tried to unseat you. That didn't work.
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Speaker 1: What it was a massive victory for you last night,
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Speaker 1: almost a ten point victory. Congratulations, a million vote difference
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Speaker 1: between you and your opponent. So let's just tell people
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Speaker 1: for a second here why this is something we haven't
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Speaker 1: talked about here.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Look, we had an incredible victory at my race
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Speaker 2: last night. You and I were both at the victory
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Speaker 2: party past three in the morning. It was a remarkable outcome.
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Speaker 2: And regular listeners of the podcast, you guys have noticed
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Speaker 2: that a word I have never once said on this
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Speaker 2: podcast is all read. I've never mentioned Colin Allread. I've
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Speaker 2: never talked about my race even once. We have talked
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Speaker 2: about issues. We talk about issues a lot. We have
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Speaker 2: talked about the presidential race, we've talked about Senate races,
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Speaker 2: we've talked about other races, but we have never talked
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Speaker 2: about my race. And that was because if we had
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Speaker 2: talked about my race on this podcast, it would have
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Speaker 2: prompted complaints to the FEC. I don't think they would
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Speaker 2: have succeeded, but it would have prompted complaints, and we
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Speaker 2: decided that we didn't want to unnecessarily give a basis
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Speaker 2: for a complaint, and so we just didn't talk about
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Speaker 2: the race at all. I got to say, it was
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Speaker 2: mildly schizophrenic, however, because I'd go and do any other interview,
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Speaker 2: I'd go on Fox News, I'd go on talk radio,
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Speaker 2: I'd go do something else. I'd go on on a
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Speaker 2: different show, and I talk about a race all the
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Speaker 2: time because I was in the middle race.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you'd get to go on my show and
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Speaker 1: we could talk about it, but not on Verdict.
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Speaker 2: And I know our listeners found that odd, and it
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Speaker 2: was just it was avoiding in any potential legal peril.
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Speaker 2: We just didn't talk about it. But now that it's over,
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Speaker 2: the race is done. And wow, what a night we
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Speaker 2: had last night. As you noted, we won by nearly
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Speaker 2: ten points, we won by a million votes. I mean,
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Speaker 2: it was an extraordinary victory. It was a victory across
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Speaker 2: the board. And one of the one of the amazing,
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Speaker 2: amazing outcomes was what happened in South Texas and what
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Speaker 2: happened with Hispanics, and and NBC News is reporting that
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Speaker 2: I won Hispanics statewide by six points. That is a big,
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Speaker 2: big deal. You want to talk about a transformation, and
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Speaker 2: we saw South Texas counties and a region of the
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Speaker 2: state that has been bright blue for one hundred years
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Speaker 2: is rapidly, rapidly turning red. We had major victories throughout
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Speaker 2: South Texas. To win Hispanic statewide by six points is transformational.
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Speaker 2: And I believe what we did in South Texas with
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Speaker 2: this election, and what Donald Trump did in South Texas
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Speaker 2: with this election, I think is generationally transformative. And in fact,
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Speaker 2: my prediction is in the next year we will see many,
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Speaker 2: many elected South Texas Democrats switching parties, leaving their party
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Speaker 2: and joining the Republican Party. And I think once it starts,
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Speaker 2: it's not going to be one or two, It's going
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Speaker 2: to be an avalanche. I think they're all looking around
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Speaker 2: and you hear these conversations down in the valley, wait,
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Speaker 2: are we all Republicans now? And it is. It's a big,
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Speaker 2: big deal for Texas, and it's a big deal nationally.
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Speaker 1: It's nationally as well. And I want to go back
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Speaker 1: to something that happened and it goes back to what
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Speaker 1: we've talked about here. Why Donald Trump won last night,
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Speaker 1: why you won last night, came down to the basic issues,
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Speaker 1: which is, it's the economy stupid. It is safety. It
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Speaker 1: is about saying yep for our kids instead of having
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Speaker 1: to say no, whether that's when you go to the
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Speaker 1: grocery store or if they want to go outside in
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Speaker 1: front of your house and play. These are the basic issues.
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Speaker 1: And the elitists in the media and the Harris campaign
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Speaker 1: refused to stop dictating to Americans and actually listened to Americans,
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Speaker 1: and you went all over the state and we listened
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Speaker 1: to voters, and what their concerns were was, I don't
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Speaker 1: feel like I'm secure. I don't feel like that we're
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Speaker 1: heading the right direction. I don't feel like my kids
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Speaker 1: are safe. I don't feel like my grandparents or my
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Speaker 1: parents are safe. And I want to live in a
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Speaker 1: society where I can say yes to my kids at
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Speaker 1: the grocery store, yes to going to events, yes to
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Speaker 1: having that birthday party, instead of saying no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: all the way. And as Fox News described it, they
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Speaker 1: said the most important issue facing the country with exit
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Speaker 1: poll data was the economy. Thirty nine percent that was
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Speaker 1: economy twenty percent then said it was immigration, which also
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Speaker 1: deals with fentanyl and deals with the crime. Here's how
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Speaker 1: they described.
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Speaker 3: It toose voter analysis could tell the story of this
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Speaker 3: night and tell the story of the election. Just a reminder,
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Speaker 3: different than exit polls. We ask voters over one hundred
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Speaker 3: and twenty thousand of them all over the country, all
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Speaker 3: fifty states, leading up to and on election day, different
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Speaker 3: from exit polls, and right now I can start to
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Speaker 3: begin to give you our key findings and takeaways from what.
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Speaker 2: We ask voters.
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Speaker 3: This is really to give you an idea of not
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Speaker 3: only how they voted, but why early in the evening.
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Speaker 3: We can't reveal how they broke down to the candidates,
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Speaker 3: but we can reveal how they're feeling. We asked about
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Speaker 3: the direction of the country. This number is key those
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Speaker 3: who feel like the country right now is moving in
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Speaker 3: the wrong direction seven out of ten American voters. This
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Speaker 3: is ten points higher than it was in twenty twenty,
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Speaker 3: just four years ago. If you were to break this down,
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Speaker 3: also new technology, our heat map. You can see some
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Speaker 3: of those darker areas on the heat map, especially those
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Speaker 3: Sun Belt states. This is where they don't like how
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Speaker 3: the country is heading or where it's heading, and that
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Speaker 3: could be very revealing as we continue to watch the
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Speaker 3: election results throughout the night. Another top finding, we know
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Speaker 3: the economy has been key, and Americans just haven't been
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Speaker 3: feeling good about their finances. We asked about their famili's
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Speaker 3: financial situation, and look at this. While thirteen percent say
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Speaker 3: they're getting ahead, fifty six percent holding steady, thirty one
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Speaker 3: percent of respondents said they feel like they're falling behind.
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Speaker 3: That's more than three to ten voters also perspective, that's
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Speaker 3: thirteen points worse than it was just four years ago
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Speaker 3: when it was at eighteen percent.
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Speaker 1: You listen to that center and it's the economy, stupid,
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Speaker 1: That is what mattered. And the Democrats did not listen
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Speaker 1: to the American people.
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Speaker 2: Well, it was certainly the economy, but more broadly, it
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Speaker 2: was also it was the border, it was inflation, it
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Speaker 2: was safety and crime, and it was chaos. I mean, listen,
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Speaker 2: the Biden Harris record is a train wreck. Everything they've done.
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Speaker 2: There's a reason Kamalin never talked about anything they've done.
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Speaker 2: She ran as the change candidate because she sure as
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Speaker 2: that couldn't run on her record. And you know what
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Speaker 2: the American people said, to hell with that. We want change.
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Speaker 2: As you just played seven and ten Americans said, we
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Speaker 2: want to change the path we're on. Well we just did.
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Speaker 2: And you look at the results of Trump's win the
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Speaker 2: seven swing states. As we sit here today at now
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Speaker 2: one twenty two pm, Trump has won five of those
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Speaker 2: seven swing states. He won North Carolina, he flipped Georgia.
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Speaker 2: Georgia went for Biden, This time it went for Trump.
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Speaker 2: He flipped Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania went for Biden, this time it
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Speaker 2: went for Trump. He flipped Wisconsin. It had previously gone
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Speaker 2: for Biden. This time it went for Trump. And he
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Speaker 2: flipped Michigan. Previously it went for Biden, this time it
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Speaker 2: went for Trump. And right now Trump is leading in Arizona, Nevada,
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Speaker 2: the other two so they haven't called those states yet,
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Speaker 2: but there's a very real possibility that Trump will win
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Speaker 2: seven out of seven swing state winning everywhere. The current
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Speaker 2: count is he has two hundred and ninety one electoral votes,
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Speaker 2: he only needs two seventy to win. Kamala Harris has
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Speaker 2: two hundred and twenty three. And I'll tell you every
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Speaker 2: bit is astonishing and powerful and transformational. Is Trump won
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Speaker 2: the popular vote as of the current count by nearly
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Speaker 2: five million votes. The current the current count according to
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Speaker 2: CNN is seventy one million, eight hundred and eighty three,
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Speaker 2: seven hundred and ninety five votes for Trump and sixty
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Speaker 2: seven million, six eight hundred and sixty four votes for Kamala.
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Speaker 2: That is fifty point nine percent compared to forty seven
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Speaker 2: point four percent. That is historic, a big, big transformation,
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Speaker 2: and and and it is. It is changing America. The
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Speaker 2: stock market is exploding, going crazy. Bitcoin is soaring like
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Speaker 2: people are jubilant, and it is changing the world.
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Speaker 1: And the reason why they're jube one is because they
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Speaker 1: understand now what's coming back. No one is in Uncertainty
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Speaker 1: is what causes markets to have instability.
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Speaker 2: Everyone not just and also crazy ass socialists destroying your
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Speaker 2: company's taxing you out of existence, putting in crushing regulations
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Speaker 2: that destroy your ability to make a profit. All of
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Speaker 2: that hurts too.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but you look at where we are. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if we've ever had this moment before where it
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Speaker 1: is so crystal clear the agenda of Donald Trump that
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Speaker 1: is going to be brought to Washington, d C. There
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Speaker 1: is a clear mandate to drain the swamp. There's a
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Speaker 1: clear mandate to change the way government works. There's a
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Speaker 1: clear mandate to work with Congress on securing the border.
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Speaker 1: There's a clear mandate in the Senate that looks like
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Speaker 1: there's gonna be a clear mandate in the House. And
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Speaker 1: there's a mandate that obviously investors are responding to. There's
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Speaker 1: also a clear mandate that's coming to the border and
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Speaker 1: other countries and the Middle East and oil and gas
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Speaker 1: and all of these things. And that's the reason why
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Speaker 1: I think you're seeing these massive games on Wall Street
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Speaker 1: is there's just a moment today where Americans took a
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Speaker 1: deep breath, they went out and they voted, They declared
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Speaker 1: what they wanted. Damn be the media and their lack
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Speaker 1: of influence and trying to lie to you, trying to
13:45
Speaker 1: take out Trump. As we mentioned in the beginning, there
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Speaker 1: is a mandate now to go back to what this
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Speaker 1: country looked like in twenty sixteen when Donald Trump went
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Speaker 1: in the White House. Except this time it's even more
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Speaker 1: clear what he's going to.
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Speaker 2: Do well, and we're going to see a number of
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Speaker 2: big changes early on. The biggest thing that we will
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Speaker 2: see immediately is the border. And I have said this before,
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Speaker 2: but I'm going to say it again. We will secure
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Speaker 2: the border, and it's going to be fast. It's not
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Speaker 2: going to take a year, and I don't think it's
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Speaker 2: going to take six months. I think we will do
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Speaker 2: it in January and February. The reason I say that
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Speaker 2: is that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris did all this
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Speaker 2: damage through unilateral executive action, which means Trump can undo
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Speaker 2: it through unilateral executive action. And the most important determinant
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Speaker 2: is what happens when you arrest an illegal immigrant, and
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Speaker 2: if you put them on a plane and you fly
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Speaker 2: them home, the numbers plummet, and they plummet immediately. And
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Speaker 2: on January twentieth, that's going to happen. And in fact,
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Speaker 2: I think we're going to see the numbers. We may
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Speaker 2: see the numbers fall even before Trump is sworn in,
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Speaker 2: although there might there might also be a surge in
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Speaker 2: November and December. I am worried that we'll see a
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Speaker 2: surge of illegals trying to rush across the border right
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Speaker 2: before Trump gets here. But as soon as Trump is
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Speaker 2: in office, we are going to see the border be secured.
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Speaker 2: You were at our election night party last night, we
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Speaker 2: had a packed house, we had north of a thousand people,
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Speaker 2: their incredible energy. In the middle of my victory speech,
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Speaker 2: the crowd began channing build the wall, Build the wall,
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Speaker 2: to which I responded, we will. We are going to
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Speaker 2: do that. Now, whether Congress goes along is a different question,
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Speaker 2: because the Democrats are still going to have enough votes
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Speaker 2: in the Senate to filibuster legislation. And it will be
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Speaker 2: interesting to see if congressional Democrats have learned anything from
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Speaker 2: this ass kicking. Let's be clear, that's what this election was,
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Speaker 2: was an ass kicking across the board. And I'll be
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Speaker 2: very curious next week I'll be in in DC. I'll
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Speaker 2: see my colleagues. I'll be very curious if any Democrats
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Speaker 2: are looking around going maybe being wild eyed leftist communist America.
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Speaker 2: Hating lunatics is not a path to victory. And I
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Speaker 2: don't know if they'll that or not. They might double
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Speaker 2: down and you know, you know, start, you know, dig
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Speaker 2: in even harder. I don't know that they do hate
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Speaker 2: Trump's guts, so they're probably just losing their minds right now.
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Speaker 1: Well, they're losing their minds on social media. And by
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Speaker 1: the way, didn't the Democrats want to get rid of
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Speaker 1: the filibuster. Can we go back to that just for
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Speaker 1: a second.
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Speaker 2: Oh, they absolutely did. Now they all love it. And
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Speaker 2: now I will say, let's not take for granted that
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Speaker 2: we know the outcome in the House, and that right
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Speaker 2: now is the most consequential question that is outstanding. Ben
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Speaker 2: It is a big, big difference whether Republicans whether we
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Speaker 2: keep the majority in the House or we lose it.
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Speaker 2: And the House is still very much in the balance.
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Speaker 2: It could go either way. Mike Johnson, the Speaker, is
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Speaker 2: saying that he thinks that will hold on to the House,
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Speaker 2: that the votes are there, but there's still a bunch
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Speaker 2: of races that are outstanding. We don't know right now.
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Speaker 2: And let me tell you why it's such a big deal.
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Speaker 2: Let's say the Democrats take a majority of the House
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Speaker 2: by one vote. I don't want that to be the case,
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Speaker 2: but if that happens, it decreases by a factor of
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Speaker 2: one hundred what we can accomplish in the next two years.
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Speaker 2: And here is why. Because I mentioned securing the border.
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Speaker 2: Trump can do that Unilatterally, we'll also see big national
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Speaker 2: security victories. I think we will see in the next year.
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Speaker 2: Both of the wars come to an end. I think
17:23
Speaker 2: the Ukraine War will come to an end. Russia will
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Speaker 2: suffer a loss, There'll be some negotiated outcome that is
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Speaker 2: a loss for Russia, but it will end. And I
17:32
Speaker 2: believe the war in Israel will end as well, and
17:35
Speaker 2: Israel will defeat Hamas as a result of that. All
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Speaker 2: of that Trump can do essentially unilaterally as commander in chief. However,
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Speaker 2: for legislation to pass, you got to get it through
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Speaker 2: the House and Senate. And the big kahuna is the
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Speaker 2: twenty seventeen tax cuts that are expiring. Most of them
17:54
Speaker 2: are expiring next year. If we have both the House
17:57
Speaker 2: and Senate, we will be able to take up what
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Speaker 2: is called budget reconciliation. Budget reconciliation, the most important thing
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Speaker 2: about that is it is an avenue around the filibuster.
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Speaker 2: So it is a way that we can pass budget
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Speaker 2: and tax and economic legislation without the Democrats being able
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Speaker 2: to stop it. And so if we have the House,
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Speaker 2: we'll do a budget reconciliation. We will extend the tax cuts.
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Speaker 2: I think we'll make them bigger and bolder. And beyond that,
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Speaker 2: I think we will see serious reg reforms. I think
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Speaker 2: we will see advances on energy. I think budget reconciliation
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Speaker 2: opens a lot of legislative victories if we can do it.
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Speaker 2: If the Democrats have the House, even by one vote,
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Speaker 2: they'll refuse to do reconciliation, and so it will mean, look,
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Speaker 2: we'll have to negotiate something on the tax cuts, but
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Speaker 2: they become the economic policy becomes massively less good. If
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Speaker 2: the Democrats have the House, I'm hopeful that we have it.
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Speaker 2: I hope we actually have a decent majority in the
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Speaker 2: householdthough I think that's probably unlikely. I think it is.
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Speaker 2: If we have a majority, I think it is likely
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Speaker 2: that it's going to be an excruciatingly small majority in
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Speaker 2: the House. Sold that'll be frustrating and have its own challenges,
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Speaker 2: but it is a binary flip of the switch. If
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Speaker 2: the Democrats have the House, our ability to legislate grinds
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Speaker 2: to a halt.
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21:25
Speaker 1: the silent majority was sick and tired of being dictated
21:29
Speaker 1: to and yelled at and called hitler and called garbage.
21:33
Speaker 1: I think that played into this race. For the first
21:35
Speaker 1: time a Republican has won the popular vote in two decades,
21:39
Speaker 1: twenty plus years. If that doesn't feel like vindication, I
21:43
Speaker 1: don't know what is. But this was a moment where
21:46
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Speaker 2: And you're not going to bully me anymore. This is
22:05
Speaker 2: massive I think you're exactly right. It turns out it
22:10
Speaker 2: is a bad electoral strategy to insult and condescend and
22:15
Speaker 2: treat the voters like crap. And that's what the Democrats
22:19
Speaker 2: look In the last two weeks, you had Kamala Harris
22:22
Speaker 2: launch their strategy of calling Donald Trump hitler. You then
22:26
Speaker 2: had Joe Biden calling half of America pieces of garbage,
22:30
Speaker 2: and you then had Mark Cuban on behalf of Kamala Harris,
22:33
Speaker 2: her top surrogate, go out and insult women and say
22:37
Speaker 2: there are no smart and strong women voting for Donald Trump.
22:40
Speaker 2: That combination. Look, I got to tell you, I've run
22:44
Speaker 2: on a lot of elections. I've never found that insulting
22:47
Speaker 2: the voters is a smart electoral strategy. And it was
22:51
Speaker 2: a little bizarre to see the Democrats go all in
22:54
Speaker 2: on that.
22:55
Speaker 1: Yeah, it didn't work and it was a failure. There.
22:58
Speaker 1: Let's talk about what happened in the Senate, because I
23:02
Speaker 1: think this goes back to how important it was with
23:04
Speaker 1: your race and the fact that you were able to
23:06
Speaker 1: win by such a large margin over already there was
23:09
Speaker 1: an incredible amount of money. We didn't get talk about
23:11
Speaker 1: this on Verdicts as we mentioned earlier, but there was
23:13
Speaker 1: an incredible amount of money and Chuck Schumer, you were
23:16
Speaker 1: his number one target. They came after you. They basically
23:20
Speaker 1: kind of pulled away from this race a little bit
23:22
Speaker 1: financially after you just wiped him during the debate. Congratulations
23:26
Speaker 1: on that something we didn't get to talk about on
23:28
Speaker 1: the show. But if people are boring, they're junkies like
23:31
Speaker 1: I am, and you want to watch one hell of
23:32
Speaker 1: a debate, go watch Center Cruise and they all read debate.
23:34
Speaker 1: It was unbelievable and that shifted the race financially. But
23:39
Speaker 1: the amount of money that came in from outside to
23:42
Speaker 1: try to turn Texas into a liberal state. But at
23:46
Speaker 1: the end of the day, Republicans are closer to flipping
23:49
Speaker 1: New York in Texas, and that is a data point
23:53
Speaker 1: as well that I think you got to look at.
23:55
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, that's exactly right. I will say the debate.
23:58
Speaker 2: The debate was ridiculous fun. I loved that debate. I
24:02
Speaker 2: had a lot of fun doing it, and I think
24:04
Speaker 2: it went well. I will look this race. Chuck Schumer
24:10
Speaker 2: was explicit that I was his number one target in
24:13
Speaker 2: the country, and they flooded cash into the state of Texas.
24:18
Speaker 2: This race was the single most expensive Senate race in
24:22
Speaker 2: the entire country. It will end up being nearly a
24:26
Speaker 2: quarter billion dollars. Nearly two hundred and fifty million dollars
24:29
Speaker 2: will have been spent on both sides in this race.
24:33
Speaker 2: That ain't cheap. Schumer poured well over one hundred million
24:39
Speaker 2: into the race. And I got to say one of
24:41
Speaker 2: my more fun things that I enjoyed doing last night
24:44
Speaker 2: at the election night speech, as I took the opportunity
24:48
Speaker 2: to thank Schumer, I said, thanks, Chuck, we may have
24:51
Speaker 2: won a couple more Senate seats tonight because you wasted
24:55
Speaker 2: so much money in the state of Texas. So I
24:56
Speaker 2: appreciate that, and it I gotta say, I guarantee you
25:01
Speaker 2: there's some Democrats who are second guessing that, who are
25:04
Speaker 2: questioning did that make any sense just to pour the
25:07
Speaker 2: money into Texas and lose the states they lost.
25:12
Speaker 1: You talk about the Senate agenda moving forward. Obviously the
25:15
Speaker 1: border is going to be something very quick. But there
25:17
Speaker 1: are some new ideas that have come out of this
25:19
Speaker 1: Trump campaign that connected with voters. A great example is
25:23
Speaker 1: Elon Musk and Trump talking about, hey, retired people should
25:26
Speaker 1: be completely tax exempt they've already paid their taxes. We
25:29
Speaker 1: need to stop taxing social Security benefits, some of these
25:33
Speaker 1: common sense things. What are the chances that some of
25:37
Speaker 1: these ideas that connected with the American people. No taxes
25:39
Speaker 1: on tips is another example, will turn into a reality
25:44
Speaker 1: if we have the House and Senate or is that
25:46
Speaker 1: still going to be a really tough thing to get done.
25:49
Speaker 2: Look, if we have the House, I think we'll get
25:51
Speaker 2: it done. No taxes on tips. I'm the author of
25:54
Speaker 2: that legislation in the Senate. When I introduced it, it
25:57
Speaker 2: was interesting. It's bipartisan legislation. Both of the Democrat senators
26:02
Speaker 2: from Nevada joined almost immediately. They told me twenty five
26:05
Speaker 2: percent of the workers in Nevada are tipped workers, and
26:08
Speaker 2: so they jumped on immediately. If we have the House,
26:14
Speaker 2: I think it will be part of the tax cuts,
26:16
Speaker 2: no taxes on tips. I also think we'll get it done.
26:19
Speaker 2: No taxes on Social Security. That is a little bit
26:22
Speaker 2: harder to do because in terms of the budgetary cost
26:24
Speaker 2: it's not cheap, and so the negotiations back and forth
26:28
Speaker 2: that there'll be some bumps on that. But the President
26:31
Speaker 2: is pushing for it. I'm strongly in favor of it.
26:33
Speaker 2: I think we'll get it done as part of the
26:34
Speaker 2: tax cuts. Both of those are big, big, important policy ideas.
26:40
Speaker 2: And listen, in terms of the Senate, let's break down
26:42
Speaker 2: where we stand on the Senate right now. So we
26:44
Speaker 2: went into last night with the Democrats having a fifty
26:47
Speaker 2: one forty nine majority. As of right now, Republicans have
26:52
Speaker 2: fifty two. So we have three pickups that are clear.
26:56
Speaker 2: One of them is West Virginia. We knew that was
26:58
Speaker 2: one hundred percent, and so Jim Justice, the governor, is
27:02
Speaker 2: going to now be the Senator. He's going to replace
27:04
Speaker 2: Joe Manchin. The Democrats basically conceded West Virginia once Joe
27:08
Speaker 2: Manchin wasn't running. There wasn't a Democrat alive who could
27:11
Speaker 2: win West Virginia. They conceded that. The two others that
27:14
Speaker 2: we have won are Montana and Ohio. Montana was John Tester.
27:19
Speaker 2: Montana is a bright red state and Tim Shee he
27:21
Speaker 2: just just beat Tester. That's a victory we thought was
27:25
Speaker 2: quite likely and it happened. Montana is too red a
27:30
Speaker 2: state to be represented by a Democrat. Ohio, likewise, Sharett
27:34
Speaker 2: Brown was beaten by Bernie Moreno last night. That's a
27:39
Speaker 2: great victory. That was a hard fought victory. I'll tell
27:42
Speaker 2: you Shared Brown and John Tester two the very best
27:44
Speaker 2: politicians in the country. You don't get elected counter to
27:49
Speaker 2: the way your state generally votes unless you're really really talented.
27:53
Speaker 2: And you know, John Tester with a flat top haircut,
27:57
Speaker 2: Nate Figures, he seemed like a big old fat mine
28:00
Speaker 2: tan of rancher that just was a regular guy, and
28:02
Speaker 2: it got them elected even when Trump was carrying the
28:04
Speaker 2: state and Republicans were carrying the state in past years.
28:08
Speaker 2: SAME's true in Ohio where Shared Brown seemed like just
28:12
Speaker 2: a regular guy at the Union Hall, and there were
28:14
Speaker 2: voters in Ohio that were voting Donald Trump Shared Brown. Now,
28:18
Speaker 2: both Brown and Tester vote like communists. They vote like
28:22
Speaker 2: like like Chuck Schumer, but they're very good character actors,
28:26
Speaker 2: and when they're back at home they pretended not to.
28:29
Speaker 2: Those two victories ensure that we have the majority in
28:33
Speaker 2: the Senate. And then on top of that, right now
28:36
Speaker 2: we have four other possibilities. We had one hard loss.
28:40
Speaker 2: We did not win Wisconsin. We were leading a good
28:42
Speaker 2: chunk of the night. Eric Hovedy was narrowly leading Tammy
28:46
Speaker 2: Baldwin's Wisconsin's now been called for the Democrats, So assuming
28:50
Speaker 2: those numbers are right, it looks like we did not
28:53
Speaker 2: win Wisconsin in the Senate, although Trump won Wisconsin and
28:57
Speaker 2: the presidential Right now, we have a shot at winning Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada,
29:05
Speaker 2: and Arizona. All of those are uncalled right now, and
29:09
Speaker 2: here are the numbers. Pennsylvania right now, Dave McCormick, the
29:13
Speaker 2: Republican is leading forty eight point nine percent to forty
29:18
Speaker 2: eight point five percent, so it's really really close. Michigan,
29:26
Speaker 2: Michigan right now, the Democrat is leading forty eight point
29:29
Speaker 2: six percent to forty eight point three percent, so we
29:32
Speaker 2: are down by point three percent both Pennsylvania and Michigan.
29:36
Speaker 2: Ninety seven percent of the vote is in Nevada, Nevada
29:41
Speaker 2: right now, the Republican Sam Brown is leading forty seven
29:45
Speaker 2: point five percent to forty seven percent. That would be
29:49
Speaker 2: a flip if we won Nevada. Eighty eight percent of
29:54
Speaker 2: the vote is in there, and then Arizona. Arizona. Right now,
29:58
Speaker 2: this is probably the it's the furthest distance we have
30:02
Speaker 2: to have to climb. The Democrat is leading fifty point
30:05
Speaker 2: four percent to forty seven point seven percent, So it's
30:10
Speaker 2: three points that we need to pick up almost three points. Now,
30:15
Speaker 2: only sixty three percent of the vote is in in Arizona,
30:18
Speaker 2: and it's America Copa County. It's the suburbs of Phoenix
30:22
Speaker 2: that are still counting. So look, it is certainly possible
30:26
Speaker 2: that we win Arizona. Trump is one Arizona, but three
30:30
Speaker 2: points is a bigger margin to close than the other states.
30:32
Speaker 2: And so all four of those we're going to wait
30:34
Speaker 2: and see.
30:35
Speaker 1: Let's talk finally about the takeaways from the media, and
30:39
Speaker 1: I'll go back to what I said earlier. Donald Trump
30:42
Speaker 1: trumped them all. He trumped the Democrats, he trumped the globalists,
30:46
Speaker 1: he trumped the deep state, he trumped the news media.
30:50
Speaker 1: They're still having meltdowns. This morning, the View, the girls
30:55
Speaker 1: on the View, the ladies in the View came out
30:56
Speaker 1: wearing black like it was a funeral, no health crisis.
31:01
Speaker 1: MSNBC's O'Donnell trash as the Founding Fathers called the electoral
31:05
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31:10
Speaker 1: Ford extreme right wing fascist state now officially Van Jones,
31:16
Speaker 1: came out and started playing the race card in the
31:18
Speaker 1: gender card. John Stewart had a total meltdown on his show,
31:23
Speaker 1: and this is just what we're seeing in the moments
31:27
Speaker 1: after a Trump victory. It's like they didn't learn their lesson.
31:33
Speaker 1: I mean, you would think they would take away and go, Okay,
31:35
Speaker 1: what did we do wrong? They're not stopping.
31:39
Speaker 2: You know, look, we'll see what happens. I think there
31:43
Speaker 2: right now, there's a lot of blaming of Kamala for
31:46
Speaker 2: being a terrible candidate. There's a lot of blaming of
31:48
Speaker 2: Joe Biden for having been essentially unconscious for several years.
31:57
Speaker 2: I don't see the Democrats right now taking responsibility for, gosh,
32:03
Speaker 2: we advocated an agenda that was horrible for America. You know,
32:08
Speaker 2: there used to be Senate moderates among the Democrats. I
32:13
Speaker 2: don't know of any Senate moderates left. The only two
32:17
Speaker 2: arguable ones where Joe Manchin and Kirsten Cinema. They're both gone,
32:20
Speaker 2: and so that that dynamic, you know, you look at.
32:26
Speaker 2: I would love to see some Democrats recalibrate and say
32:31
Speaker 2: let's move to the middle. But I think right now
32:35
Speaker 2: they're just emoting. They're just engaged in a combination of
32:39
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32:45
Speaker 2: I talked about Mark Halprin, he used to be the
32:48
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32:51
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32:54
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33:00
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33:03
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33:08
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33:12
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33:16
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33:21
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35:34
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35:37
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35:40
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35:42
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35:46
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35:50
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35:53
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35:56
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36:00
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Look, Elon is extraordinary. I know him well, he's
36:06
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36:09
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that they're smart people you encounter in life.
36:14
Speaker 2: Elon is next level. I mean, there's just the guy
36:17
Speaker 2: is freaking brilliant, and he knows how to run a company.
36:21
Speaker 2: Like you look at the incredible success he has, whether
36:25
Speaker 2: it's Tesla, whether it's it's SpaceX, whether it's the Boring Company,
36:29
Speaker 2: whether it is X, like he has an ability to run.
36:35
Speaker 2: And by the way, the many of those companies are
36:38
Speaker 2: like really precise manufacturers. You look at SpaceX where they're
36:43
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36:47
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36:50
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36:52
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36:55
Speaker 2: southern tip of Texas. I mean, it is remarkable. They're
36:57
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37:00
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37:04
Speaker 2: And Elon is all in. We saw him pour himself
37:09
Speaker 2: into this election at the end, I think it made
37:11
Speaker 2: a difference. I think he made a difference in Pennsylvania
37:13
Speaker 2: where he really devoted a lot of time and energy
37:16
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37:19
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37:23
Speaker 2: are structural impediments to having efficiency in government, and so
37:29
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37:31
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37:36
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37:40
Speaker 2: And by the way, when he bought Twitter, he fired
37:42
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of the folks there and all the
37:44
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Speaker 2: The federal government, that is much much harder to do.
37:50
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37:54
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37:59
Speaker 2: take on the career bureaucracy in a way that has
38:02
Speaker 2: never ever happened before. That's a big deal. I expect
38:05
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38:08
Speaker 2: don't want to understate the legal barriers, the bureaucratic barriers,
38:14
Speaker 2: that it is not like just coming into a company
38:18
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38:21
Speaker 2: The bureaucracy will fight back. And by the way, in
38:25
Speaker 2: the first Trump term, we saw the deep state wage
38:28
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38:31
Speaker 2: coming in understands much much better just how dangerous the
38:38
Speaker 2: foe is they're facing. Of the radical leftists who burrowed
38:41
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38:45
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38:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt about it. And by the way, saving
38:49
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38:52
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38:58
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39:01
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39:06
Speaker 1: find this interesting. From October ninth through November the fifth,
39:12
Speaker 1: the reach that I had on Facebook was down eighty
39:17
Speaker 1: three point six percent as a conservative on Facebook in
39:23
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39:27
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39:37
Speaker 1: at it right now. Eighty three point six percent. That's
39:42
Speaker 1: how much they turned off the faucet to free speech
39:45
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39:54
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39:59
Speaker 1: and con conservatives were throttled almost eighty five percent. I
40:03
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40:06
Speaker 1: to save freedom of speech on X he didn't do
40:10
Speaker 1: that there. He let everybody talk. God bless America when
40:13
Speaker 1: it comes to that. Your final thoughts to all the
40:15
Speaker 1: listeners of Verdict, all those that came out and voted
40:18
Speaker 1: for you. I know you want to say something to
40:19
Speaker 1: them as well.
40:21
Speaker 2: Look to the listeners of Verdict, you guys are amazing.
40:23
Speaker 2: You're the most informed, you're the most engaged. You care
40:26
Speaker 2: about our nation. You're fighting to save our nation. And
40:30
Speaker 2: everyone in Texas who worked so unbelievably hard. Look that
40:34
Speaker 2: this was a battle I believe about keeping Texas Texas,
40:37
Speaker 2: my race. The money, the media, everything that came in
40:41
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40:45
Speaker 2: thank god the ads are over. I mean, you couldn't
40:48
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Speaker 2: being an attack ad just hammering the living daylights out
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Speaker 2: of me and the people of Texas. I'll tell you
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Speaker 2: it was inspirational. You came out on the road with me.
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Speaker 2: We did a fifty three stop bus tour all across
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Speaker 2: the state of Texas, over nine thousand miles we covered,
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Speaker 2: We did rallies everywhere, and it was incredible. The people
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Speaker 2: and you're just ordinary people, students, senior citizens, single moms, Hispanics,
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Speaker 2: African Americans, just Texans standing up and saying we want
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Speaker 2: to keep Texas Texas. We want low taxes, low and
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Speaker 2: reasonable regulations, lots of jobs. We want security, we want
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Speaker 2: the border secure. We want to support law enforcement. We
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Speaker 2: want criminals in jail. We want to defend our freedom.
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Speaker 2: We want free speech, religious liberty, the Second Amendment. All
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Speaker 2: of that was on the ballot last night. And I
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Speaker 2: want to say it is breathtaking the Texans that came
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Speaker 2: out for me and nationally, the people who supported the campaign,
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Speaker 2: to the incredible patriots who together saved America last night.
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