Last episode before the election. Lots to cover.
Early voting numbers look great for President Trump all over the country. It will have to be a huge win so the Left doesn't try any funny business to flip a few states their way.
Governor Moonbeam emerges to wonder why Trump supporters (like his own neighbor) are horrible people and why they won't just support a President Biden who will make everyone get along.
CAGOP continues to crater and become irrelevant and if they have a poor showing in Orange County they will continue to become a meaningless political party in California. However, there is a grassroots movement of people fed up with California politics who show changing California is not impossible.
Finish the show with a lightning round of Props and thoughts on each.
National News
- Polling Indicators To Make You Feel Better
California News
- Jerry Brown Is Mad So Many People In His County Like Trump
- California GOP’s Fading Fortunes
- https://spectator.org/orange-county-california-gop-election/
- https://twitter.com/RealKiraDavis/status/1322204363775864833?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1322204363775864833%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fthedonald.win%2Frising
- Prop Recap
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big election. Yep.
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That's right. We are just days away.
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Now, from the 2020 presidential election.
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Obviously, you know, between Trump and Jill Biden.
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A lot of things. Also, on the ballot, here in
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California. We're going to discuss that
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we're going to do one last proposition recap stuff to talk
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about, just a quick run through, I'm not going to go.
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To detail and everything to talk about some other things, some
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good news in terms of polling, some early data pulling that
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we're starting to see coming out of a lot of states, which will
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make you feel a little bit better heading into Tuesday.
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If you are a President Trump supporter and you're looking to
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see if there's any good news regarding or you get insight
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into, whether he will be re-elected or not.
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I've got some good news on that front and Jerry, Brown came.
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Out of hiding to talk about how much he's how sad he is.
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That there's a bunch of trump supporters where he lives so
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lots to get to today, obviously, but let's start with the
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advocate monologue and get going.
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You have seen the headlines. You've heard the pundits say
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that this is the most consequential election in our
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lifetime. And am I on time of voting?
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I first voted back in 2004 and carry for the bush.
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I would have to say that they actually maybe right now, I'm
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not one for hyperbolic language because the media likes to Hype
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up everything, but I truly believe that America is at a
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Tipping Point in terms of the future of this country in 2016.
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We were all shocked by the amazing upset.
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President Trump pulled off. It was a thunderous result.
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Heard around the world soon, populist concern.
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Leaders began being elected in countries all over the world.
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It was apparent that whether Trump was the spark or he was
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riding a wave, there was a shift in ideology, not only in
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America, but across the globe. The days of globalist
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multinational identity was fraying at the seams and the
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citizens of these countries are making their voices heard.
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But we knew so little back in 2016 outside of those like
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myself that Wade, through Politics on a daily and hourly
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basis. Not many really knew what was
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going on. They had no idea that Washington
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was truly an Insider scheme, whereby the players may change,
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but the policies and actions really did it.
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We had an inkling because the thought of electing another
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Clinton. See, more like we were electing
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a royal family member rather than a public servant.
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But now we see with more and more evidence.
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Thanks 100 by it and how these Insider politics.
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Shins. Truly fed like pigs at the
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trough. Now, many more people, Millions
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probably are now all of a sudden aware of this.
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They were naive for years ago. But now they see that going back
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to an Insider like Jobe. I'll put us back in a spot where
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the Insiders run our lives and the people are merely casual
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observers in was I believe what was supposed to be a frog?
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In boiling water strategy to fundamentally change our country
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forever. We now see it on full display.
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The left hates your religion. They hate your ability to own a
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gun. They hate the Supreme Court.
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They hate that'll be a backstop against unconstitutional actions
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for decades to come. They hate how Society is and are
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willing to radically change it and they have not been shy about
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it. They seek to turn America into,
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well, California. A land of Haves and Have Nots
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where you're crushed by the power of the state deprived of
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your rights. And then glibly told you're
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welcome for the privilege of living in such a depraved and
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backward state. So, this election is not only
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consequential for America, it's also consequential for
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California. Will the people of California
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continue to vote for tyrants who have exploited a pandemic for
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unlimited and unchecked power. Well, they continue to vote for
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a party who has destroyed our once.
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Beautiful cities deprived farmers of water to grow, crops
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destroyed. The middle class, made it
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impossible to buy a home or afford a home here in the state
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of California. So you try 16 was a referendum
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on politics in America 2020. I believe will be Affirmation of
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that new sense across the country.
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We need to make it be known loud and clear are desirous citizens
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of the state and of this nation. 2016 was not a blip.
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It was a course, correction for this country and it just several
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days. When you go to vote, keep this
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in mind. You hold the ability to make
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this happen from president. All the way down to school
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board. Keep this in mind when you walk
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into or make that vote 2016 proof, radical change is
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possible. Even in places like here in
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California. Radical change is possible and
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you can make your voice heard. So let's keep pushing forward,
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go out and vote and vote as if the country really depends on it
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and this state depends on it because sometimes in this case,
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I would say it really does. So I have a policy wonk when it
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comes to or I'm a statistical wonk, when it comes to these
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elections and there was a guy by the name of Bill Mitchell who I
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followed in 2016, and he was very good at tabulating and
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looking at the data and seeing what was coming at different
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counties. I was on Twitter, mostly all
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night of 2016 and I was able to just refresh his page and see
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what he was doing. He was tweeting out gray
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information. He was spot-on about a lot of
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this. And that sort of stuff is very
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important when you look into elections because elections are
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a science. And people think it just happens
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all at random and we're not going to know, and it's like
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waking up on Christmas morning and figure out what's under the
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tree. That's not really how it goes.
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They can see. And a lot of people have this
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all the way down to a science, because they know how many votes
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are out there. They know who they have to go
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after they know how many registered people are out there.
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They know when you filter in counties, where they get those
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votes from in the state in certain counties, and I know
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that they can look at the trends based on what's out there and
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see where things are going. And I've been reading a lot this
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past week because we're starting to get more and more early
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voting information coming in and I'm going to tell you this from
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what I've been seeing, this is what other people you know, I am
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by no means of data analyst or an expert on this stuff.
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I'm reading a lot of other people are saying but from what
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I'm reading because at the end of the day, it's the data that
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matters. It really is the data that
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matters. And the poles, the poles are
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going to be all over the place in the polls are let's just say
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poles are interesting because they do want her to think one.
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They seemed to try and discourage anybody who may be a
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trump supporter and say all Joe Biden's up by a bajillion
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points. There's no way Trump is going to
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win this election and as it gets closer and closer to the
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election. You'll see these poles
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tightening and then it becomes. It's so close within the margin
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of error that they can basically say.
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Well we were close. I mean look we were right within
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the margin of error so our polls were a pretty accurate up until
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but I think a lot of people are starting to see that these polls
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are not really as indicative as we're sorry as the actual data
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results 2016. You think they would have
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learned from 2016, but I don't think they really wanted to show
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that President Trump May. Leading a lot of these states
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and that he actually may have had the advantage in a lot of
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these days. So there's a few pollsters out
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there that have got, it completely who nailed it.
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I can't pronounce our hands. Travel Guard as one of them.
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They got it completely, right, and 2016 Rasmussen was also very
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accurate in 2016. So a lot of the, there's a
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couple of these who are very accurate and you can trust them
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based on their models media polls.
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I think are designed to discourage.
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People to make you think that Joe Biden is just absolutely
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going to mop the floor with Donald Trump.
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I never really believed that from the get-go because how does
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a guy like Joe Biden who hasn't come out of his basement and
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just barely all the starting decided he needs to go out there
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and actually campaign in the last couple weeks, a guy who's
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basically and trying to run a campaign from his basement, with
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the assistance of the media and social media, all that stuff
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thinks he's going to act as mop the floor with.
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Trump. I don't think that's, that's
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believable to most people. He's not charismatic enough.
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He's not young and exciting. He's not someone who really
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inspires a lot of enthusiasm with people were starting to see
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the enthusiasm gap which was always prevalent.
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I don't even think the media could try and negotiate their
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way out of that. But the enthusiasm Gap was
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always a pair of from the beginning that it was Trump, who
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had the enthusiasm, Joe Biden. Really, never had the enthusiasm
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and And say what you will die. No, they're going to couch it
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in. Well, he just has the smaller
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events because he's worried about our health and covid and
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this that and the other thing went, maybe if that's what they
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really want to go with either way, the Optics still look
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horrible, whether that's their reason or not and they're just
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using it as an excuse to say, well that's why we have such
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small rallies. There was a vet with Kamala
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Harris where she went somewhere. It did look like anybody was
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there. I don't think anybody actually
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showed up to her rally. But the Optics are still bad.
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If you're part of a campaign. And you look at this and say,
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these videos and these pictures are getting out, and people are
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seeing that, there's no enthusiasm for Joe Biden and
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Kamala Harris. People are not showing up.
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Even for Obama. They had Obama go out on the
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trail and there wasn't a lot of enthusiasm.
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Maybe there's like a hundred cars or something like that, but
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it just looks weird. And it looks I think that's sort
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of a side note about this is when you look at the two
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options, you see, President Trump has these huge rallies
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with tens of thousands of people.
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It's exciting. He's out there.
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He's energetic. He's getting people riled up and
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he look at that and say, okay. Well people are wearing masks.
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They maybe they're not be socially distanced, but there's
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excitement and it's a hopeful message of.
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We're going to get through this. This is a blip.
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This covid thing is paint Dynamic, but then you look at
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the Democratic events in the campaign rallies, and you see
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that people are locked in their car.
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Hours, they're socially distance.
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And you kind of look at this. Is this the future I want?
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Or is this a future? I want to.
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I want a future that's hopeful looking forward.
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Or do I want this future? Where we're all hide in our
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basements just like Joe Biden either way.
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I don't think the Optics look good for the Democrats.
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And these numbers are starting to come out and I'll let me go
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into Mobile bit more depth about these numbers.
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These numbers what they are showing is you can look at
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these. Numbers based on statistical
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averages and historical data and see that the Democrats are way
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under performing right now. Now that's not to say that for
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one reason or another that, you know, just because we're seeing
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Republicans come in or Democrats come in that, it's one way or
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the other, there could be a portion of Democrats who go for
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Trump. That it could be a portion of
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Republicans who are going for Biden, but I find it hard to
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believe. With a primary season.
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Like Trump had where he set all sorts of Records when it comes
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to primary enthusiasm people voting in these primaries.
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The primaries really showed the excitement that Republican
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voters had for President Trump. He set records in all these
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states that usually shows that there's a lot of enthusiasm with
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the base and I doubt there's going to be a lot of people who
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are switching from Trump to buy it in there may be some I'm not
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going to say that every Republicans going to vote for
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Trump, but I would say it's probably more likely That you're
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going to see Democrats flipping over to vote for Trump.
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Maybe those moderate Democrats, those blue, dog, Democrats or
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what they call Kennedy Democrats.
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So there maybe even the numbers showing that the Republicans are
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doing better. And the Democrats are not doing
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well. It may be even worse.
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If you take into account that there's Democrats out there who
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may be flipping and voting for Trump.
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So, even if ten percent of Democrats are turning around and
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voting for Trump, that's a huge chunk.
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Chunk out of the Democrats numbers and if they're already
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not performing. Well that gives Trump and the
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Republicans even more confidence that they're going to do.
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Well, so there's a couple good people.
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I've been following on Twitter who do a really good job at
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this. I got a couple of their tweets,
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you can follow them. They've been tweeting like
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crazy. I've set my notification, so I'm
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getting all their stuff and I'm starting to see it.
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Real election analysis is one, he kind of he tweets his own
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stuff, but he also retweets Other things that he's been
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finding so this is one that came from pole watch 2020 and it's
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was, let's see. This was eight hours ago.
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So this is in North Carolina. North Carolina is looking very
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good for President Trump. So it says in 2016.
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Trump won new North Carolina by 173 votes Democrats, then
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outnumbered Republicans by six hundred and forty six thousand
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today. The Democrat to Republican Gap
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is 398. So Republicans have now the
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registration Gap by 247, vote.
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Trump is better to position to win, North Carolina now, than he
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was in 2016. So, that's one.
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That's good news for. So, North Carolina is looking
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good. Florida, especially is looking
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really good for Trump and you can look at the there's another
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size called Joe is done. I think it's Joe is done dot
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GitHub. That's another guy who's been
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putting out. Great statistical analysis.
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Red Eagle politics. This is a tweet from Red Eagle
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politics 41% of trump supporters plan on voting on Election Day
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/, The Economist. Now, this is a study from The
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Economist only 16% of B and supporters.
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Say the same. Therefore 84% of Biden's votes
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will have to be cast before. November 3rd, Democrats have
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cast only 35 million votes so far according to the Target,
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smart with five days to go. He has a video where he goes
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into it. You could go to Twitter.
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Look them up, Red Eagle politics.
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You can also go on YouTube, Red, Eagle politics and find the
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video where he's talking about. It goes into really good detail
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about the math of what's going on and he kind of breaks down
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the math and says, look, Democrats are basically they're
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getting curb-stomped right now. When it comes to early voting,
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they thought that this whole vote-by-mail thing was going to
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work out in their favor. And right now it's not in the
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voting early is not looking good.
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The male violence are not looking good, the fact that
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there are so many Republicans coming out doing early voting.
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And there's still a good chunk of them that are going to vote
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on Election Day shows that there is a Groundswell of Republican
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support. So those are some numbers.
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You can. Look at all these guys.
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Like I said, we're Diego. Politics is really good.
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Won. Re-election.
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Analysis is another one. He does a lot of stuff.
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You can also go to pull. Watch 2020.
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He's really good by Comey byye Comey.
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He's the founder of Of the site, Joe is done at GitHub.
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He's very good as well. Big statistical analysis guy,
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and they're all starting to see the same thing over and over
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that. There's just not the enthusiasm
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that there is just not the energy.
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And there's not the amount of people that the Democrats need
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to see cam election day. Now.
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Does that mean that we are not In for may be a bumpy ride
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because maybe they'll be a male about stuff.
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Maybe they'll be some issues come down to the wire.
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Here's my prediction and maybe I'm getting a little ahead of
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myself. My prediction is now the more
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data. I see that there are less and
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less past for Joe Biden to win. Then, there are less and less
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pass for Donald Trump to win. The question is really how much
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does Trump win B? Does he win?
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Hourly by like 280 or does he do a really good job and be done by
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like 3:30. That's what it's really going to
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come down to. And I'm starting to see less and
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less pass for buying and he started a trail in a lot of
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these Battleground states started to fall behind in
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Arizona at the fact that Nevada is actually in play and that
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it's some people have it leaning.
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Or tilting Republican is kind of crazy in my mind because you
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always think Nevada is always a blue state.
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I think there's a feeling that Minnesota might be a shock to
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the nation. That Minnesota might actually
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flip red and we'll start to see that.
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As the the stuff comes in at 8:00.
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We'll start to see sort of the trance will start to see what's
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going on. Florida, may just go read
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immediately and it may just be a curb stomp there.
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And Ohio has already been conceded that.
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It's a strong red. So the fact that Florida and
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Ohio are already comfortably in the Trump column.
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Makes it even harder for buying in to kind of get a path to
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Victory. I think Pennsylvania might flip
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to read as well, or it'll stay red because it was red last
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election, but there's less, and less Pathways for Joe Biden to
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get to the the 270 that he needs.
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I think, the, the enthusiasm even in the worst case scenario.
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If you're taking just the real clear politics average, which I
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was watching the other day on Newsmax.
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Even if you take, just their averages and these pollsters who
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work for Real Clear Politics, they still really have it coming
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down to the wire and Trump 2270. So that's really the worst case
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scenario and RealClearPolitics average.
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You have to take them out. The real quick.
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Politics average takes into account.
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All these media polls, that are heavily skewed that are not
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really reliable that were not reliable in 2016.
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I doubt they're going to be reliable again.
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So I I'm sorry. That's my Direction.
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That the thing is I'm more and more confident that Trump is
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going to win. It's the question of how much
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he's going to win by. I think he needs to win by a lot
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because if it comes down to one or two states, that could be a
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problem that Democrats will probably fight it out.
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They'll be lawsuits. They'll get to the Supreme Court
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and say, well, we need to count these ballots or those ballots.
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But if he just absolutely Rex Joe Biden and he gets up to 330
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votes and or 3:30 electoral votes and just absolutely do.
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Demolishes him and paints the most of the country red.
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I think he's going to have to conceive because there's not
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enough attorneys and ballots and fraud that they can try and
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commit to try and flip a lot of these states or try and flip the
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election. Because if you're lost B, you
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know, if your opponent got 330 electoral votes, at the end of
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the day, you there's not enough fraud and flipping that you
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could do to make the election come back your way.
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But if it's closed, if It's very, very close.
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They will absolutely fight it out and try and get every single
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vote that they can. They will try and find all these
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stashes of mail in ballots. All of a sudden.
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I don't know where we could be had for like a 2000 scenario
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where we really don't know who the president is for a couple
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months in the Supreme Court has to kind of step in, but I don't
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think that's a likely scenario. I think that the media also has
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a is kind of guilty of this. And I'm saying about all media.
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I'm saying media in the sense. Of even Fox News, News Banks,
00:20:24
CNN, MSNBC, I think all these news networks are going to push
00:20:29
that this is going to be a tight race down to the wire because
00:20:35
they obviously want you tuned in.
00:20:39
They want you to be absolutely glued to your TV.
00:20:42
And these news networks from here until Tuesday night.
00:20:47
And they don't want you thinking.
00:20:51
Well, it's in the bag for Trump or it's in the back for biting
00:20:53
because then you're not really going to tune in.
00:20:55
But if it if you if you build up this idea that it's going to be
00:21:00
a nail-biter. It's going to come down to the
00:21:03
wire. You got to watch every state
00:21:05
come in. You got to follow all of our
00:21:06
news coverage. Keep it here.
00:21:09
Keep it locked right here. This is a ratings.
00:21:11
Boom. For a lot of these media
00:21:12
companies. This is what they wait for it.
00:21:14
They love this stuff. I mean, they don't get ratings
00:21:16
like this. At normal time.
00:21:18
So this is really where they make a lot of their bread and
00:21:21
butter. So I think the media is guilty
00:21:26
of hyping up a lot of this thoughts going to come down to
00:21:29
the wire. It's really going to it's you
00:21:32
know, this is going to be really really close and I you know,
00:21:34
it's really going to be a nail-biter for President Trump
00:21:38
or it's really going to be. I don't think so.
00:21:41
I think it's going to be my gut feeling.
00:21:44
Is that it's going to be pretty decisive.
00:21:46
I think President Trump is going to win.
00:21:47
In based on the data that I'm seeing, like I said the data and
00:21:51
the numbers, keep trending and Trump's favor poles are starting
00:21:55
to come out and show that he's in a lot of these states and
00:21:58
Battleground States. He's pulling ahead.
00:22:02
I don't think biting had a good ground game.
00:22:04
I don't think he was ready to really take this on at the end
00:22:08
of day. I think Trump is going to win.
00:22:09
I think we're gonna get another four years of President Trump.
00:22:11
So that's my prediction. Obviously.
00:22:15
This is going to be in podcast form so you could Call me out on
00:22:18
it next week when I re record and hopefully, you know, we're
00:22:21
celebrating a good Trump win, but that's my prediction.
00:22:26
My prediction is that it will probably be more of a decisive
00:22:31
win for President. Trump will most likely know
00:22:34
Tuesday night who is going to be the president.
00:22:36
There won't be enough. Mail-in ballots or fraud that
00:22:39
they could do to flip the country or flip enough states.
00:22:42
To make it all of a sudden a binding.
00:22:44
Sneaky win. Supreme Courts are starting to A
00:22:47
rule. I think there's only there was
00:22:50
another one that came out today. I can't remember which state
00:22:52
came out today and said, no, they have to be there by
00:22:56
election day. So, more states are starting to
00:22:58
come out and say it has to be election day.
00:23:01
You can't do this nine days after whatever.
00:23:04
And a lot of Democrats to go out start canvassing for stuff and
00:23:08
and allow people to vote after the fact.
00:23:10
Which to me I think is just really crazy that you're
00:23:12
allowing people to go out and vote after election day because,
00:23:16
you know, the The outcome and you could go out and vote and
00:23:23
change your mind. It just seems really weird, you
00:23:25
know, election day is election day.
00:23:26
We've all known election days coming unless you've been living
00:23:29
under a rock. There's absolutely no reason for
00:23:31
you to be dawdling around and not get your ballot in go, early
00:23:35
vote, go and person mail, in your vote.
00:23:37
Whatever. Get it on time.
00:23:39
There's absolutely no excuse if you didn't get any on time by
00:23:42
November 3rd, I don't want to tell you you've had way more
00:23:46
than enough time. We've all known that.
00:23:48
It's going to be, this is the presidential election year.
00:23:51
You've all know, they've been putting this out everywhere that
00:23:55
this is the year. And if you waited and you all of
00:24:00
a sudden all I, you know, I didn't vote its November 3rd or
00:24:03
its November 4th. Now, I want to go vote.
00:24:06
I think that's just ludicrous and I don't know how they're
00:24:09
letting some people lump sum of the state's, get away with that.
00:24:13
But again, I think if it's a decisive vote and so it does
00:24:17
Decisive victory for President. Trump is the really doesn't
00:24:21
matter how many mail in ballots they find or, you know, how much
00:24:27
for all they do? Because at the end of the day,
00:24:28
they won't flip enough States. So that's my final thoughts.
00:24:36
That's my final. Thoughts on the national
00:24:40
election the presidential election.
00:24:41
However, like I've been saying this is all fine and good here.
00:24:46
It's all fine and good but here in California, there's still a
00:24:51
lot. We have to look at, you know, as
00:24:54
much as the presidential election is very important.
00:24:56
It's still important here in California.
00:24:58
We stay on top of our local politics.
00:25:00
Because all politics are local and you want to change things
00:25:04
here in. You have to go out and vote and
00:25:07
make sure your local elections. You have to vote in every single
00:25:10
local election opportunity, you get, because that's how you
00:25:14
change things here in California.
00:25:16
You have to take every election. Seriously.
00:25:19
You have to, like I said in the ad game.
00:25:20
I like, you have to think of everybody from president down
00:25:23
to, dog, catcher of who's running your country, who's
00:25:26
running our County, who's running your city, who's running
00:25:29
your state. These are the things that are
00:25:30
really really important. And if you want to change,
00:25:32
California, where you want to turn California back, To, you
00:25:36
know, away from the way it's going, you have to focus on your
00:25:41
local races. So, Jerry Brown came out of
00:25:48
hiding or retirement to write this article.
00:25:54
It's in the New York books, New York books.com.
00:25:58
It's an election view from Colusa County.
00:26:01
And I guess, Jerry, Brown is not very happy that there's a lot of
00:26:04
people who are Trump fans. It says, I'm sitting at my Ranch
00:26:08
in Western Colusa County. An hour's Drive North West of
00:26:11
Sacramento and my great grandfather grew up here. 104
00:26:14
years ago. There were dozens of vibrant
00:26:16
house dead successful Farms enough kids to fill the local
00:26:19
school house. There was even a proper
00:26:22
Cemetery, sounds lovely. The Lee's fill the Goethe.
00:26:25
Ladoga Stagecoach came through each day, headed to the mine's
00:26:29
to the several hotels beside the Mineral Springs that dot the
00:26:31
area, all this land now except for myself.
00:26:35
And my wife. One of their family, only cattle
00:26:37
graze. The people in their livelihoods
00:26:40
left long ago. It is Trump country a man.
00:26:43
I know from town stopped by the other day.
00:26:45
He wanted to bring us some rice and recipe ideas.
00:26:48
When I asked him, how he was doing at the virus all around.
00:26:50
He said not to worry. The virus would be gone on
00:26:53
Election Day, not everyone feels that way, but many do.
00:26:56
So, we talked about the weather in the fires, but not about
00:26:58
politics in this way. People are neighborly pulling
00:27:02
together to help one another in times of need.
00:27:04
This is what most people want. But today, our politics is
00:27:07
providing the opposite. The incessant campaign messaging
00:27:10
is leading with anger and lies. It is about beliefs not facts.
00:27:14
We have a president who actively seeks to so Division and create
00:27:18
chaos. Most people have already made up
00:27:20
their minds, many for Trump. But if the polls are right, even
00:27:23
more for Joe Biden, which, as we've just discussed, the polls
00:27:26
are not right. Whether they, the polls are just
00:27:31
not right? And we know that if they figure
00:27:33
out how to vote whether in person, or by mail, then we New
00:27:36
president, come January, but what will that mean?
00:27:39
Again? Jerry Brown.
00:27:40
You should know better. You've been in politics long
00:27:42
enough to know the game. America is facing a serious
00:27:46
challenge to its position as the leader of the quote rules-based
00:27:49
World Trump won in 2016 because he attacked the status quo
00:27:54
somewhere between 40 and 45 percent of Americans are now.
00:27:57
So alienated. By democrats disruptive changes
00:27:59
to our economy and social mores, including Foreign imports, loss
00:28:03
of manufacturing jobs, and assaults on Traditional Values
00:28:05
that they put their trust in, despite his vainglorious
00:28:09
strutting and Shameless philandering that says a lot
00:28:12
about Trump, but even more about America, This is unpoppable.
00:28:16
But something a president by what have to manage.
00:28:19
It will take all his political skill and empathy.
00:28:21
You will need to build a new governing Coalition.
00:28:25
Yeah, right. Like Biden and his crew.
00:28:29
The Democrats have been talking down to anybody who disagrees
00:28:32
with them for years now, and you can't think differently than
00:28:37
Democrats, but he's supposed to be the great unifier with
00:28:41
empathy. I don't his program is bold.
00:28:45
It's not as it needs to be. If the pull us out of this
00:28:49
recession, a recession caused by people like your Lackey
00:28:54
Governor. Newsom went back, the
00:28:56
disaffected conquer the coronavirus and protect our
00:28:59
planet, but by 2 will have to go further.
00:29:01
You must connect with his inner Roosevelt in a Roosevelt as he
00:29:06
has begun to do with heartfelt implications of the new deal.
00:29:09
Well, just like Roosevelt. He also wants to pack the court.
00:29:12
So that's another thing he must inspire.
00:29:14
Nation lay out a vision that draws us together.
00:29:17
It won't be easy. But the alternative is drift in
00:29:19
mounting frustration. The domestic challenge is huge
00:29:22
and immediate and Beyond it lies, the rest of the world.
00:29:26
Currently. We are on a collision course
00:29:27
with China. That could easily slide into
00:29:29
armed conflict because they haven't been taking advantage of
00:29:32
us for decades. So, I guess we just have to
00:29:36
acquiesce to them. North Korea has nuclear weapons
00:29:38
in the capability to deliver them on the United States.
00:29:40
We have no evidence that shows that then there is a ran and
00:29:44
what could be? Knowledge of the nuclear deal
00:29:47
hanging overalls and renewed, nuclear competition with Russia
00:29:50
and the growing threat of nuclear mistake or
00:29:52
miscalculation former Secretary of Defense.
00:29:55
William, Perry says, the danger has never been greater
00:29:57
tragically the campaigns and the pace of news have combined to
00:30:00
marginalize the issue, even though it transcends all others,
00:30:04
Biden's First Act in office, should to be should be to extend
00:30:08
the new start treaty for another five years.
00:30:10
He should then initiate serious dialogue with Russia to Halt our
00:30:14
nuclear. Torres.
00:30:16
Here are Colusa County. No one is thinking about Russia
00:30:18
or even Washington. People have enough to do, just
00:30:21
making a living at coping, with the changes from the virus, the
00:30:23
fires to close schools and the shutter businesses, but they
00:30:27
still know how to lend a helping hand.
00:30:28
Come together as neighbors. Whenever needed that is America
00:30:31
to not the strange and polarized dystopia.
00:30:33
Trump has conjured, it's amazing.
00:30:38
How Jerry Brown writes this? And he seems to create the in.
00:30:43
This is sort of the headspace that a lot of Democrats are in
00:30:46
right now. So his whole thing is that he
00:30:49
lives in this nice quiet county in California Colusa County.
00:30:54
It's a lot of ranchers. Over the very rural area.
00:30:56
Very quiet. It's not La, it's not San
00:30:58
Diego's, not any of the Cities. And he has someone who comes by,
00:31:04
who was probably a trump supporter.
00:31:06
He's very polite. He just wants to say here's some
00:31:08
rice here, some recipes. Let's sit and chat will have
00:31:12
some sweet tea on the porch. It all sounds very nice, and he
00:31:17
seems to turn around and look down on people like this, even
00:31:21
though he just said how great Trump supporters were in a sense
00:31:25
that they were neighborly. They were friendly.
00:31:28
He goes into this whole thing about how neighborly Wonderful,
00:31:31
the era is and it's sort of a kind of a Americana kind of
00:31:35
gives you that idea of just a quiet little town where he lives
00:31:40
and it's beautiful. And everyone is very friendly,
00:31:42
but then it kind of looks down on Trump supporters as if
00:31:45
they're ignorant and stupid. And they said the man, they
00:31:47
support is a demagogue and all that.
00:31:50
So it won since he's already contradicting.
00:31:53
His own belief of the area and the people and he's talking.
00:31:57
I mean, if I read this I would be insulted if I was chair.
00:32:00
He Brown's neighbor because obviously he thinks he's better
00:32:04
than you. He obviously thinks he knows
00:32:05
more than you and that what you believe, as a trump supporter,
00:32:09
even though you're a nice person and you live in a nice
00:32:11
neighborly place. You have it all wrong.
00:32:15
And Joe Biden is obviously much smarter than the guy you
00:32:18
support. And obviously, it's it's crazy.
00:32:24
He can't fathom. Why all these people in his nice
00:32:27
little county Support Donald Trump?
00:32:29
To him. It's just an unbelievable idea.
00:32:31
But Governor Moonbeam is already a far-left progressive.
00:32:35
And what's scary was, is that he actually governed a little bit
00:32:39
more moderately than Gavin. Newsom is right now, his Lackey
00:32:42
Gavin Newsom, but his own article in this weird article
00:32:48
about how he talks about his neighbors and kind of, makes it
00:32:51
sound like they're dumb for voting for Trump.
00:32:54
And Trump has done all these horrible things and a lot of
00:32:56
this stuff. You know, I don't understand
00:32:58
where he's getting this. Idea from about North Korea.
00:33:00
We don't have any data to show that they can actually get a,
00:33:05
any sort of weapon over here. I mean, they can barely get a
00:33:08
weapon off the ground in North Korea.
00:33:12
China, China has one aircraft carrier as opposed to how many
00:33:16
were dozens. We have, I don't think China
00:33:19
wants to get into an armed conflict with us.
00:33:20
Maybe they could throw a million bodies at us, but that's about
00:33:23
it. I mean, we beat them on
00:33:25
technological scale in so many different ways.
00:33:28
It's not even funny. Any why China would want to go
00:33:31
to war with the US would be, it would be kind of idiotic.
00:33:38
So a lot of this stuff that he's talking about is it just shows
00:33:43
you the mindset that a lot of these California liberals and
00:33:46
Democrats in general really believe that.
00:33:50
They just can't understand why these nice people are Trump
00:33:56
supporters. And that condescension is
00:34:01
really, what has been prevalent from democrats for years.
00:34:04
Now, basically, since Obama, I started to see it in the Obama
00:34:08
years. You know, everyone thought Obama
00:34:11
was this really smart guy and if you support Obama with you're a
00:34:16
smart person, you're very smart person because you support the
00:34:19
smarty guy. I mean he went to all these
00:34:21
smart places and he's really good and he's smart and this air
00:34:27
of superiority kind of came around during the Obama
00:34:30
Administration. You can see it during Bill
00:34:32
Clinton, I think because Bill Clinton was kind of Arkansas
00:34:34
boy, and he played that whole southern thing off that.
00:34:36
He's just, he's just bubbled from Arkansas and you just kind
00:34:39
of a nice Other than God, he kind of got along with people.
00:34:42
And he was very, that's what made Clinton really likable was
00:34:45
that, he's this nice guy that everyone can get along with.
00:34:48
He's just a simple Southern boy. I mean, super simple, super
00:34:52
smart Southern boy, who went to Yale law school, but Dad that
00:34:54
but that's besides the point. I think this air of superiority
00:34:58
came about Doreen the Obama Administration where people
00:35:03
start to think of the smart people in charge, I remember
00:35:05
there was an article talking about who the smart people are
00:35:08
all in charge. You have, you know, Barack
00:35:11
Obama, and you have Hillary Clinton gave all these really
00:35:13
smart. He's smart people.
00:35:15
And that air of superiority has just continued.
00:35:20
And they can't fathom why Trump long.
00:35:22
They can understand why people support Trump.
00:35:25
And now they're trying to play it off as well.
00:35:26
If you just support our guy, the country will heal because we
00:35:30
What's best? And you'll find in such a nice
00:35:32
guy? And we obviously know what's
00:35:35
best, but they can't get past. Why people support Trump.
00:35:39
So, Jerry, Brown is nice. He came out of the Woodworks to
00:35:43
write this cute little article, but it just shows the how out of
00:35:48
touch. A lot of leftist are especially
00:35:51
someone like Governor Moonbeam. Just, they don't seem to
00:35:54
understand. They don't want to connect with
00:35:56
people and it's hard. I'm sure you've seen it in your
00:36:00
daily. Early life that.
00:36:03
People who are left or democrat, they don't want to talk to Trump
00:36:09
supporters because they've been told by the media, and they've
00:36:13
been told by people on social media and their Echo chambers,
00:36:16
that Trump supporters are dumb and that they're idiots and that
00:36:19
they support a racist, and a bigot, and a homophobe, and a
00:36:22
xenophobe, and every fold in the whole world transphobic that,
00:36:27
he's a fascist. That's literally Hitler.
00:36:29
So, they've created this idea that you can't even talk to
00:36:33
Trump supporters that you have to disown them that, you know,
00:36:37
you have to look at them with like as if they are animals in
00:36:39
the zoo and say that with wonderment and say, I don't I
00:36:42
don't understand, you Trump supporters and that's sort of
00:36:47
that's where. So for him to say that, Joe
00:36:49
Biden is going to depolarize the nation in this dystopian way.
00:36:55
It's almost laughable because Democrats have really created
00:36:58
this polarization by saying to have to Country.
00:37:02
You're idiots, your deplorable, your Chumps.
00:37:06
You're horrible people. You have people who are coming
00:37:08
out now and saying that David plouffe former campaign advisor
00:37:14
to Barack Obama, tweeted, that Trump supporters.
00:37:19
Trump must be eradicated, and Trump.
00:37:21
Supporters. Must.
00:37:21
All be taken. Care of.
00:37:24
And With, after the election really violent, and awful things
00:37:28
to say about people. There's this idea of Truth and
00:37:31
Reconciliation. They want to truth.
00:37:34
And if Biden wins, they want to Truth and Reconciliation
00:37:36
committee to have Trump officials and part of the
00:37:40
administration to come forward and, and as for forgiveness and
00:37:44
lay themselves down in front of the all benevolent Democrats and
00:37:48
lay themselves down, say, oh, I'm sorry for working for
00:37:50
President Trump or Trump supporters, Keith.
00:37:54
Olbermann's Blabbering away in his basement on whatever web
00:37:57
show he has talking about how Trump and his ilk, his ilk and
00:38:03
the way he said it was so his ilk must be eradicated and
00:38:08
imprisoned in punished for what they did to this country.
00:38:12
So no, I don't believe that. You'll buy it in with Kamala
00:38:15
Harris. Come on, Kamala Kamala, whatever
00:38:19
are actually going to somehow heal the country.
00:38:22
They the media may get on their side and say, oh, isn't it?
00:38:25
In wonderful, we're all great. We're all getting along now
00:38:27
because Joe Biden's president, but I doubt it.
00:38:30
So thank you, Governor, Moonbeam for reminding us.
00:38:34
What a doddering old man, you are, and I hope you have fun on
00:38:37
your Ranch. You know what?
00:38:38
Maybe just that that neighbor who comes over and shares
00:38:41
recipes with you and you don't want to talk politics with them
00:38:44
because, you know, God forbid, you might actually hear
00:38:47
something different than your own Echo chamber.
00:38:50
Maybe you want to listen to him next time, maybe pour yourself a
00:38:52
nice glass of whiskey or something.
00:38:55
And just enjoy next article. I want to touch upon really
00:39:01
quick and it's about to California GOP.
00:39:04
And then we're going to go into our proposition a wrap up right
00:39:08
before the election. So if you still haven't decided
00:39:11
about propositions, I'm going to go through them like lightning
00:39:14
around real quick. And again, I don't want you to
00:39:17
think these are endorsements or recommend it.
00:39:19
I'm just telling you my thoughts on them and how I voted and just
00:39:24
gives you another Bit of ammunition when you're deciding.
00:39:28
So this was from The Spectator, dot-org title, California.
00:39:31
Gop's, fading Futures. Whatever happens in the national
00:39:34
election. The state elections will likely
00:39:35
mean a continued consolidation Union Progressive power.
00:39:38
So, this is why I keep saying the presidential election is
00:39:42
fine and dandy, but we still need to worry about local
00:39:46
elections, here in California because there's a lot of work to
00:39:48
do if you want to mold a fit of the California, Republican
00:39:51
power. You need to look no further than
00:39:53
Orange County, which is long enough.
00:39:55
Heart and soul. Ronald Reagan Era, California.
00:39:58
Conservatism during my years, covering the county for the
00:40:00
Orange County register. It was a rock solid Republican
00:40:03
area that most local Democratic elected officials, always
00:40:06
attended the gop's election day, Victory parties, because that's
00:40:09
where all the action was going into the 2018 midterm.
00:40:12
Election Democrats had controlled three of the seven
00:40:15
congressional districts. That represent the o.c.
00:40:18
Mostly in the urbanized. Heavily Latino areas close to
00:40:21
Los Angeles, but the remaining four seats, which were reside
00:40:25
Represented by Republican heavy ways, including 1510 term
00:40:28
representative Dana rohrabacher and to turmeric.
00:40:31
Mimi Walters were grabbed by democrats.
00:40:33
No Republican. Now, represents any part of the
00:40:35
county and Congress, the GOP has a shot retaking robach result.
00:40:39
See, which is now held by moderate businessman.
00:40:42
Harley router Republican supervisor.
00:40:44
Michelle steel is challenging him, but the cook political
00:40:47
report calls it a democratic lean race.
00:40:50
The other cloche astray spits. You Republican young came
00:40:53
against representative Gil. Cisneros, it District centered
00:40:57
in Fullerton, cook rates at likely Democratic, which should
00:41:00
be reality, check for those expecting a big GOP.
00:41:03
Come back to Grass how much and how quickly Orange County has
00:41:07
changed. It's worth focusing on Walters
00:41:09
old seat in the 45th District. Democrat cans have typically
00:41:12
right in the solid red turn purple District by focusing on
00:41:15
their moderation. By contrast representative Katey
00:41:18
Porter had as she had during a speech last year, one because we
00:41:22
grew the base of Voters who share our values now, Because we
00:41:25
tried to talk to Republicans into embracing us just long
00:41:27
enough to cast a ballot that goes on to say in Congress,
00:41:33
Porter has become a nun bash Progressive leader, which should
00:41:36
have made this a hope right? High-profile GOP.
00:41:39
Target given up or seems far to the left and move local voters.
00:41:43
It shows the overwhelming re-election favor and has an
00:41:45
astonishing 13.5 million dollar War chest.
00:41:48
She's smart and thoughtful, albeit wrong.
00:41:50
On most issues by contrast her opponent Republican.
00:41:53
Greg grass has become an example.
00:41:54
The The GOP situation, for instance, rats a Mission.
00:41:58
Viejo councilmember recently sent out campaign mailer,
00:42:01
accusing the Orange County Register of being part of the
00:42:03
democratic controlled liberal media.
00:42:05
It was an odd allegation, given the newspaper had endorsed.
00:42:08
This can see around two weeks earlier that led to an editorial
00:42:11
recruit puke and an unforced error as they say, in baseball
00:42:15
and two years. Perhaps, the GOP will spend more
00:42:17
time on candidate recruitment. It goes on to say, it took
00:42:22
talking talking talking. The other places to focus
00:42:26
attention turns, the state's financial future is on this
00:42:29
year's major ballot measures prop 15.
00:42:30
It's a union Progressive attempt to obliterate property, tax,
00:42:33
limitation that voters approved 1978.
00:42:35
As part of the Prop, 13 tax revolt, prop 21 would allow to
00:42:40
even restrictor, even stricter, local rent controls including
00:42:43
various controls that limit the ability, landlord, some raise
00:42:45
rent after tenant moves out before.
00:42:47
New one signs a lease. Alyssa.
00:42:50
California GOP figures out to how to revise itself.
00:42:53
Fairly soon. There will be fewer choices.
00:42:55
Left her conservative leaning voters than those detailed and
00:42:57
recent Sacramento. Bee article about my one of my
00:43:00
Orange County friends. Now, a realtor in Dallas who
00:43:03
specializes in selling homes to fleam, Californians.
00:43:08
So, there's always been a lot of talk and I'll continue to talk
00:43:11
about the California GOP and how they continually seem to lose
00:43:14
ground more, and more, and more here in California, how they
00:43:16
don't seem to really get a hold of, what is important.
00:43:19
They're not really trying to figure out how to create.
00:43:21
What is a California? Republican.
00:43:24
And, because of it, we continue to lose more and more ground.
00:43:27
We loose congressional seats were losing legislative seats,
00:43:31
and it just seems like California GOP is really being
00:43:33
regulated to a non is almost a level of a party.
00:43:37
That's not even. Taken seriously anymore here in
00:43:40
the state of California. In fact, we're mostly just
00:43:43
getting moderate Democrats versus far left Democrats now
00:43:48
and you see that up and down ballots.
00:43:50
Mostly because of the Jungle primary, jungle, primary has
00:43:53
really had a big issue to deal with this, you know, I blame the
00:43:56
jungle primary. I don't know if how we could
00:43:58
ever, we have to get a proposition to get rid of the
00:44:00
Jungle primary, although special interests and Democratic
00:44:04
insiders. And Sacramento would hate to see
00:44:07
us get rid of the junk. Go primary because they just
00:44:10
love the fact that it's always Democrat versus Democrat.
00:44:12
And you kind of just got to pick between Democrat and Democrat
00:44:17
but this is just an example of how while we're looking at
00:44:20
National politics and we're looking at stuff that is
00:44:23
obviously at our Forefront. Who's going to be the next
00:44:26
president? Who's going to lead the country?
00:44:28
A lot at we still have to focus on what's going on here locally.
00:44:31
There's a lot of stuff that's happening and if we don't wake
00:44:35
up and start to really focus on these, Says really focus on how
00:44:39
to change things count, fires going to go farther and farther
00:44:42
and farther left. It's been a lot of excitement
00:44:45
about California in the sense that Trump if he wins, I think
00:44:49
wants to get involved and really start turning things around.
00:44:52
I remember when he won last time, there was talk of him
00:44:55
setting up like a political action, committee to turn
00:44:59
California more conservative, that they were going to funnel
00:45:03
millions of dollars out here to help change a lot of races.
00:45:08
I don't remember that. I don't think that ever came to
00:45:10
fruition, but I'd like to see if maybe in the next
00:45:12
Administration. After he wins re-election.
00:45:16
He kind of he figures out. There's new pack or he starts to
00:45:20
work with a pack that will get a lot of money and support out
00:45:24
here to help change things here in California because I think
00:45:27
there's a, there is a possibility to change things
00:45:31
here in California. It's not lost forever.
00:45:33
People like to throw up their hands and say it's lost forever.
00:45:36
There's no reason to try and And there was a video that came out,
00:45:43
the people who made the Trump sign that was on the 405.
00:45:48
There's actually a campaign video and I'm going to send the
00:45:51
link to it on my on the show notes, but I'm just going to
00:45:56
play a little bit of it now for you because I think it's a
00:45:59
fantastic. Fantastic video.
00:46:03
It's the guys who put up the Trump side and they record
00:46:05
themselves doing everything. So, here you go.
00:46:15
In the state of California, I think we can.
00:46:32
More than a broken system, tells you that you're wrong.
00:46:37
The more certain you should be that.
00:46:39
You must keep pushing ahead. You must keep pushing forward.
00:46:48
If I give you one message to hold in your hearts today.
00:46:53
It's this never ever give up. They'll be times in your life.
00:46:58
You'll want to quit your want to go home.
00:47:01
Never ever, quit. You never quit relish.
00:47:05
The opportunity to be an outsider Embrace that label
00:47:09
being an outsider is fine, embrace the label because it's
00:47:14
The Outsiders who changed the world and who make a real and
00:47:18
Lasting difference. 405 freeway Sky 5 flew over at this morning.
00:47:25
It is facing northbound near Getty Center Drive as you enter
00:47:28
the solvent of past the white letters.
00:47:30
Somewhat mimicking, the famous Hollywood sign.
00:47:37
Treat the word impossible as nothing more than motivation.
00:47:43
The more people tell you, it's not possible that it can't be
00:47:48
done. The more you should be
00:47:50
absolutely determined to prove them wrong.
00:47:59
So, you know, great overlay. You can watch the video for
00:48:03
yourself. I'm sure you can find it by now,
00:48:05
but I'll post it. Anyway where you can you can
00:48:07
watch it nothing's impossible. And I think that that's
00:48:12
something that we have to get out of our heads.
00:48:14
When it comes to California, that it's impossible to change
00:48:17
the state. It's not impossible.
00:48:18
It's going to take a lot of hard work and it's going to take a
00:48:21
lot of hard work and and changing how our strategy is
00:48:26
done. But I think it is possible.
00:48:28
I think you can change California back.
00:48:31
It's going to take a long time and I think just throwing your
00:48:34
Hands up and saying what California is lost forever.
00:48:37
I don't think that's the way it go about it.
00:48:39
But that's that's some nice motivating words to take when it
00:48:45
comes to California. There are a lot of obviously
00:48:47
people who are fed up with things, how they're going here
00:48:50
in California, how they're fed up with the lockdown.
00:48:52
So they're fed up. I think a lot of like I've said
00:48:55
before, this covid stuff is really brought to light a lot of
00:48:58
the issues that are going on here in California, you know,
00:49:01
before it was you didn't really care about gun laws because you
00:49:06
believe that guns were icky and disgusting but then when it came
00:49:10
down to it and you want to protect your family between the
00:49:12
covid craziness and the riots and looting.
00:49:17
Then I think people start saying, well, maybe I want to
00:49:19
get a gun to protect myself, then it find out it can't get a
00:49:22
gun. You know, I think people are
00:49:24
starting to see that they're starting to see the fractures
00:49:28
and the rot. That is California and covid.
00:49:31
Really exposed to have. There's nothing else.
00:49:32
I think, covid really exposed. That we have a system of
00:49:35
politicians here in California that are absolutely obsessed
00:49:39
with power and they they jumped at the opportunity and they
00:49:43
showed their hand as soon as they got the opportunity to grab
00:49:46
as much power as possible. They went for it.
00:49:49
And I think that changes things, I think there needs to be and
00:49:53
that's why I get upset with a covering GOP is because they had
00:49:56
the opportunity to really jump on this with the recall and
00:49:59
everything. The way it's going and really
00:50:01
become this Insurgent party, that's going to help change.
00:50:04
California. Instead they just kind of sit on
00:50:06
the sidelines and they're like, hey remember us where the not
00:50:09
Democrats so just, you know, if you feel like it just vote for
00:50:12
us. Okay.
00:50:12
Thanks. Okay.
00:50:13
Bye that, you know, you need Fighters.
00:50:17
You need Fighters. This Is War here in California,
00:50:20
right now. If you want to save this state
00:50:21
and I don't think the California GOP has those sort of leaders
00:50:25
right now. Okay, so final couple minutes
00:50:29
before we end today. I want to do one last Quick.
00:50:35
Lightning round of propositions is going to go through.
00:50:40
Some of them is all. Obviously there's a whole bunch
00:50:43
of them, but I'll give you the summary.
00:50:50
I only voted. Yes, on 20, and 22, the rest of
00:50:57
them I voted. No, so, let's do it.
00:51:00
Let's see if we can get all the propositions real quick.
00:51:04
I was I've talked a lot about the propositions passed.
00:51:06
You can go through, look at the podcast, it has, which ones I've
00:51:10
been talking about, but this is just for a quick quick.
00:51:16
Lightning round to finish out recap.
00:51:19
I think I'll probably do one more live and special live, like
00:51:23
maybe Monday morning or something like that.
00:51:26
To talk about the election, what's coming up.
00:51:28
But let's get this one last recap out of the way or going to
00:51:31
as fast as possible. Okay, prop, 22, we all notice,
00:51:34
the Uber one vote. Yes, kills a B-52 more, we do
00:51:37
that prop 20, which is what I voted.
00:51:39
Yes on as well. Reverses Prop 47, which
00:51:44
reclassified a lot of crime. As nonviolent crimes, which was
00:51:48
a disaster because it led a lot of criminals who had committed
00:51:50
violent crimes, such as sexual assault out on nonviolent crimes
00:51:55
Prop, 19 property tax transfers. That's a, no because it screws
00:51:58
with Property Transfers, people who are trying to transfer
00:52:01
property within their family, prop 14, stem cell, research
00:52:05
issues, a bond for 5.5 billion dollars and they try and throw
00:52:08
in that covid. As actually, a reason that they
00:52:10
want to do it. No, that's a vote.
00:52:12
Now, as I always say, my rule of thumb when Never.
00:52:16
They ask for billions and bonds always say no.
00:52:18
We're in debt enough. We don't need any more debt,
00:52:21
California prop, 18 primary allowing primary voting for 17
00:52:25
year olds. I said, absolutely not because
00:52:27
it just creates more democratic voters.
00:52:29
You'll never see a republican on the ballot.
00:52:30
Again, prop 17 voting rights, restoration for persons on
00:52:35
parole amendment. I say absolutely no.
00:52:38
Get through parole and all that stuff.
00:52:40
Once you get out of parole and your back into society, you can
00:52:43
get your right to vote back, California prop.
00:52:45
For Consumer personal information.
00:52:49
This is a no because it's a scheme.
00:52:51
I think it's complicated to get into but I think at the end of
00:52:57
the day the only people who really going to get privacy as
00:52:59
if they pay more for it. It's a big scam just know, it's
00:53:02
too confusing. If it's too confusing of a
00:53:04
proposition. You don't, you can't understand
00:53:06
it. It's a no prop 25, which is the
00:53:11
one where you want to affirm getting rid of money bail, or
00:53:15
you want to Reject it. So yes means you believe in the
00:53:19
new law that was created to get rid of get rid of money Bail.
00:53:27
No rejects it and sends it back to the money bail system.
00:53:31
I said no, because even though they're trying to get an
00:53:33
alternative. I'm not saying the money bail
00:53:35
system is perfect. I think the alternative is
00:53:38
actually going to create more systemic racism because it's
00:53:41
based on these weird algorithms that will actually, I think
00:53:44
create more Racism based on your skin color in your ethnicity
00:53:49
just because it's an alternative doesn't mean it's a good
00:53:51
alternative prop 16. This is the repeal affirmative
00:53:55
action. So basically the government and
00:53:57
any public entity can discriminate based on race sex
00:54:01
national origin at all that stuff.
00:54:03
If this actually does pass and they do it.
00:54:06
It's going to be kicked in the ass by a federal lawsuit so
00:54:09
fast, I can't believe they even think that this is going to pass
00:54:12
prop. 23 is the dialysis you've seen A lot of stuff with the
00:54:16
dialysis. I say no because they want to
00:54:22
only have a certain qualification of people.
00:54:25
So I think it's nurse practitioners doctors
00:54:26
Physicians, assistants stuff like that.
00:54:28
When reality there's a lot of nurses who can administer and do
00:54:31
this efficiently and easily been doing it for years.
00:54:36
So this would just raise costs. It would cause a lot of clinics.
00:54:38
Go out of business. Don't that's a no prop 21, local
00:54:42
rent control. Let's just put it this way.
00:54:44
Gavin Newson. Signed it and even he doesn't
00:54:48
like it. So vote, no prop 15.
00:54:51
Raising taxes on Commercial businesses know anything that
00:54:57
tries to increase property taxes will always is always an attack
00:55:03
on Prop 13. We don't want to always reject
00:55:05
any sort of Try measure to go on or attack Prop 13, obviously
00:55:11
commercial businesses are struggling right now because of
00:55:13
covid and they're always going to pass on to the consumers or
00:55:16
their tenants. Who?
00:55:19
Okay, I think I got all of them. That is my recap.
00:55:22
So like I said, I only voted yes on 20 and 20 e to the rest of
00:55:27
them were no, but I gave you a quick little synopsis of all
00:55:29
them. You can always go back to past
00:55:32
podcasts to see me. Talk about them more, and that's
00:55:35
it. So go.
00:55:37
And vote. I'm going to do a live next
00:55:39
week. I think on Monday I'm going to
00:55:40
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