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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's have some fun on a Wednesday Hopesday. We are
over halfway done with the week, and I'm not gonna
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lie to you. It's gonna be a big show tonight
because well it was a couple of reasons. First, we
had primaries last night. We have Wisconsin primaries, Minnesota primaries,
and there are left wing and right wing things that
are kind of big that we have to discuss, not
the individual races. Why I'm aut Franchis Hong, You're gonna
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just stay with me. We'll talk about the GOP first.
Then we're gonna go to Democrats and fraud. Well, the
things they do. Speaking of fraud, there are great things
that are actually happening at the DOJ and making me
stand up and cheer. We're going to get to pop
tarts at some point in time. Courtesy Omarco Rubio. The
rotting of the university system in the country continues, and
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it's bad but maybe maybe kind of good. We'll talk
about that. Emails get in the government, We deserve a
couple extremely brief ran things. All that so much more
coming up tonight on a Wednesday Jesse Kelly's show. Have
no idea how we're going to get to it all.
So I'm going to begin here again. Like I said,
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there were primaries last night, Wisconsin Minnesota primaries. I'm not
going to go down the results tomorrow. He got forty
six percent and go somewhere else for that crap. You
already know the results, what happened and why, So I'm
going to read actually for you a couple emails. Stay
with me, Jesse. I spent the last few days at
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a cyber security conference in Las Vegas, and I was
disgusted at what I saw, not only foreigners packing the event,
but foreigners also representing these major cybersecurity vendors. It was
an ocean of H one b's and it made me
think about the fact we are two years into the
Trump presidency. Americans can't find jobs, and here's a bunch
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of foreigners holding solid six figure jobs. And I know
for a fact, because it's the same within the company
I work for. This is a national security issue. These
people have no loyalty to this country. They are simply
here for the money, even at the H one B rates,
Because we all know Americans should not only have these positions,
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but be making double what these foreigners are paid. Something
needs to be done and fast. We're heading in a
dangerous direction. Okay, then this one oracle, that number Greg
Mavino quoted you is accurate. If that number he quoted
me is accurate, mass deportation isn't impossible. Ask He goes
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on to talk about deporting one hundred and seven million
people were out numbered. You have to start cutting them off.
I could sit and read thirty of these emails. What's
this have to do with the primaries last night? Well,
we first have to discuss the popularity of Donald Trump
is not nationally. I know his approval ratings in the
toilet right now. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking
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about inside the Republican Party. Inside the Republican Party, Donald
Trump is absurdly popular, absurdly popular and has been so
this is not a month to month thing. Well this
week he's doing well. Really, since he came down the
escalator more than ten years ago and announced he's running
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for president, the Republican base, the Republican voter, has just
been enamored with Donald Trump for various reasons. Everyone votes
and likes people based on their own things. So I'm
not going to go into what your reasons are if
that's you, or but it doesn't matter. What does matter
is Donald Trump is crazy, popular, super charismatic. Now two
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time president, three or fo're being honest, but now two
time president. And here's what happens. When you get a
leader like that, that is that powerful and that popular,
people will And maybe this is you, And I'm not
insulting you. Believe me, I'm not. You know what, I'm
insulting you. This is not what I'm doing. People will
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if they like a leader of some kind, a general,
a politician or whatever, a king or anything like that,
because it's simple and it's easy, they will outsource a
lot of their political thinking to that person. So if
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Donald Trump says this is good, well, look I'm busy.
I got a job, I got kids, I got this,
I have that. I'm busy. I don't have time to
pay attention to politics. I can't listen to the world
famous Jesse Kelly show for three hours a day. Look, okay,
Trump says he likes it. Cool, let's go with that.
Vice versa, Trump says he doesn't like something or someone,
all right, sucks, sucks, crap sucks, because that is the case.
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Donald Trump's endorsement is one of the few endorsements I've
seen in history, because there aren't many of them. That
is incredibly powerful, incredibly powerful. And you know his endorsement
is incredibly powerful because if you get his endorsement, you
will advertise it on every TV ad and every mailer
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you are Trump endorsed, Trump endorsed. You'll see Trump endorsed
before you see the guy's frigging name. Even the ones
who aren't endorsed by Trump, they will bend over backwards
to make people think they're endorsed by Trump. John Cornyn
was running for Senate here in Texas, and I'm telling
you right now you're probably not in Texas. Maybe you are,
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but every single time you turned on the television during
that primary, it was a John Cornyn ad because he
had a ton of money to spend, and every single
freaking ad was Trump this and Trump that, And I
voted with Trump me and Trump, I'll finish the job
that Trump's doing. Trump. What does that tell you, John
corn It's a scumbag who hates Trump, hates you, by
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the way, hates me. Why did they all do it?
Across the country, all fifty states, because they all rely
on poll results, and they all rely on what the
opinion of the public is. And the truth is, the
public wants to know who's Trump with. On the flip
side of that, chip Roy, chip Roy was, and I
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know chip chip Roy was well, he still is now
until January, a congressman from Texas, far right guy, freedom
Caucus guy. His votes would align with yours. Chip Roy
was very popular in his district, was killing it in
his district, and the right wingers liked him because he
takes a right wing position on everything. A solid right
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wing guy. For reasons we're not going to go into,
so it's not important for this. Chip Roy got crossways
with Trump. Trump decided this guy sucks. Trump endorses a
primary opponent for chip Roy. Now, if you were looking
at chip Roy's last election results and you saw how
easily he was winning in this district, you would say
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to yourself, You'd be tempted to say, well, Trump's wasting
his time. Chip Roy's popular, he's well thought of in
the district, takes right wing positions. Chip Roy's going to
win the primary. Chip Roy's gone lost. Now, this was
his attorney general race. He moved on to try to
be Attorney general, and that's the one he lets the primary.
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He lost, But Chip Roy's gone. Thomas Massey, maybe you're
a huge Massy fan, maybe you hate his guts, don't care,
not important for the purpose of this. In his district
in Kentucky, he was incredibly popular. Super crossways with Donald Trump.
They were thilling monkey poop at each other publicly. Trump
said someone needs to run against this guy in a primary.
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Someone did Trump endorse them? Gone? Trump's endorsement in a
Republican primary is It's the thing there are and I
know this. There are Republican consultants. They make their living
working on your congressional campaign or your Senate campaign, or
your Attorney general campaign. There are Republican consultants in this
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country who will not take you on as a client.
They won't take your money if Donald Trump has endorsed
your primary opponent, because they think, well, this is pointless
and stupid. What are we doing here? You see how
powerful it is. And I know you get this, but
Donald Trump's endorsement for a Republican candidate has been the
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thing that tells you that person's gonna win the primary.
Back to John Cornyn. You remember it well, you know what,
Let's fast forward to today. Why is John Cornn such
a bitter little girl? Now you can go look at
his social media account. It's the most petty teenage stuff
in the world. Clearly bitter that he lost his primary,
and unbelievably bitter that Donald Trump did not endorse him.
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The rumor was, if you're a nerd like me, you'll
remember it that Donald Trump sat down, I'm sure someone
got in his ear, and that he was going to
endorse John Cornyan. Then the bass freaked out at Trump
about it because Cornan sucks, and Trump, to his credit,
changed his mind and said, you know, I'm not gonna
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endorse anybody. I'm out on this whole thing. So there
was just no endorsement none. Well, Ken Paxton was running
away with the primary. Donald Trump jumps in at the
very end and says, ah, okay, I'm with Paxton. But
that was honestly just Trump riding the wave. If Trump
hadn't done anything, Paxton would have won. John Cornyn has
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been sniping at Donald Trump and blaming Donald Trump for
his election loss ever since. That's ten minutes of me
explaining there is nothing in a Republican primary more powerful
than the endorsement of Donald Trump. And that brings me
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to my point about what happened last night in a
Republican primary. And this is a lesson for you and me,
and it's most definitely a lesson for every Republican politician
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death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So in
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Minnesota last night they had a primary Mike Lindell. He
was running as a Republican in the Republican primary of Minnesota.
Mike Lindell is well known in right wing circles. You
know who Mike Lindell is. I don't have to explain
to you who he is. He's well known. And not
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only that, he got the loud endorsement from Donald Trump
in the Republican primary of Minnesota. It wasn't just one
quick tweet. Trump said did multiple things to show everybody
Mike Lindell is my guy. And people thought when that happened,
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oh well it's over. It's over. And I'll tell you
this because I know a nerdy political Minnesota people. It
was over after the Trump endorsement. After the Trump endorsement.
You know they're always polling primaries too, it was clear,
Oh gosh, well Mike Lindell just won the primary. Okay,
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but remember when I said the most powerful thing in
a Republican primary is Trump's endorsement. That's true. But there
is an issue that holds veto power over Trump's endorsement.
You know what it is. Immigration. There is so much
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anger right now in right wing circles. I don't want
to just say Republican circles, wherever you fall on it, libertarian, national,
whatever you are. In right wing circles, people are fed up.
They are fed up with the filth everywhere, with the
crime everywhere, with a new story about a rape and
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accident on the highway. They're fed up showing up at
professional conferences and not seeing another American. They're fed up
with their son, their daughter not finding a job, Housing
prices through the roof. People are fed up in a
way they have not been even ten or twenty years ago,
and there have been people like me who've been passionate
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about this issue for twenty years now, it's at an
entirely different level. How in the name of God could
Mike Lindell get the most important thing in the world
in a Republican primary and then lose to Lisa Dumouth
last night? Do you want to know how you can
veto a Trump endorsement? Here's how. You know.
Speaker 2 (14:56):
Have all the money that you gain, it's in the billions,
in the billions you gained from them paying taxes, all
these employers. Okay, you take that money and you use
it to get to legalize people. You bring them to
you know, because right now a lot of the people
they can't afford five to fifteen thousand dollars to go
through the system to be legalized. I went down to
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Florida and checked it all out and went and people
that are coming in legally.
Speaker 1 (15:20):
Well, I know, I know that farmers would be thrilled
with something like this because they always they've.
Speaker 3 (15:25):
They've lost a lot of people. And the President does seem.
Speaker 1 (15:28):
To be aware that there is a need for these
workers and that the system has to be fixed so
that we can get these workers in.
Speaker 3 (15:34):
But his policies though, ended up deporting and arresting a.
Speaker 2 (15:39):
Lot and talk to me. I haven't talked to him
yet about this. This is a couple of things that
maybe he's not seeing at the level I live this.
I came down to Minneapolis.
Speaker 1 (15:50):
I played the whole thing because I wanted you to
hear that this wasn't some out of context five seconds SoundBite.
This is Mike Lindell's detailed plan for giving some form
of them set of people who are here illegally, up
to and including letting her know in know U certain
terms that he intends to talk to Trump about it
and encourage It wasn't a one time thing either.
Speaker 2 (16:11):
I want to make conditional non resident visus, and this
would be I'm going to actually talk to President about this,
but I want to start with Minnesota. These conditional non
resident visas, you would have six months. Any anyone's here
that is an illegal immigrant comes in, you get you
get you get checked in the courthouse, you get fingerprinted,
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you get checked in to get this conditional non resident visa.
Now you have six months to do that. You're not
a citizen, but you don't have to leave ever. As
long as a couple of things happen. One is, you
can't commit a crime from a grossman, be convicted of
a crime of a gross misdemeanor or better. Right now,
we have thirteen hundred people in Minnesota that are in
our prisons that are illegal. We pay one hundred and
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ten million dollars a year to house them. They need
to be shipped out.
Speaker 3 (16:56):
Okay, now, maybe it is not going to go.
Speaker 2 (16:58):
Let me. Let me finish that. His name, sir.
Speaker 1 (17:03):
If you're a Republican, this is not about Mike Lindell.
If you are a Republican sitting in office, maybe you're
a local Republican statewide, your state rep state senator, United
States congressman. I know some of you are listening. United
States Senators. I know some of you are listening. If
you would like to know how to lose your next primary,
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I will tell you. Be an amnesty guy. Now you
could get away with being an amnesty guy. IM probably
politically survive in nineteen ninety five, maybe even two thousand
and five. Not anymore. The anger has boiled over, and
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Mike Lindell's primary in Minnesota just proved it. John Cornyn's
primary just proved it. There were ads all over the place,
John Cornyn, Amnesty, Amnesty, amnesty, amnesty. We are seeing it
in race after race after race after race. You are
no longer allowed to be an amnesty Republican because we
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are sick of it, sick of the filth in this country.
You must become hardcore on this issue or you are gone.
And credit to you, because this is a good thing.
The ones who are cowards on this issue, we will
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whip them into shape. One more word on this then
we'll shift gears. Talk about those Democrat primaries. Next. Is
he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
The Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a magnificent, wonderful Wednesday. Member. If you miss any
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part of the show, you can download it iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Again,
the lesson to every Republican in the country, in all
fifty states is this. If you think you're going to
be cleverer, you talk to your business buddies. I was
crunching the numbers on this, and you've come up with
some kind of a genius plan to keep the foreigners
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in this country. Well, I mean, if you've been here
for longer than six months. You're going to lose. You're
going to lose, and you're gonna look around shocked when
you lose. We are done with the Margaritas of the world.
Speaker 3 (19:33):
Video case, let'spidoc comps in Gambio and la lady migraci
paratostamos precentes per omasin is the baise it pop?
Speaker 1 (19:49):
Do you hear what she said talking about a pathway
to citizenship, calling for it for people who've been in
the country for more than seven years. I'll play it
again for it's videoca.
Speaker 3 (20:00):
Let'spido camps in Gambio, a l lede migraci.
Speaker 1 (20:06):
Part Sorry, Margarita, not in this country. The back to
the emails, Uh read this headline. Trump DOJ sues New York, Connecticut,
and Vermont. Forget this giving illegal aliens in state tuition
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and financial aid while Americans pay more. It's not just
the low t goop who has betrayed us for decades.
The Communists are all in on this. They have already
decided that foreigners are more important than America Americans. Foreigners
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are a better political coalition for them. They've already made
the call. The Democrat Party has already left Americans behind.
They'll have to lie to try to hold together the coalition,
but that call has already been made. Foreigners are our constituency,
and they have engineered everything in blue areas to keep
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these people here and get these people here, and they
oftentimes work in collaboration with scumbag Major Corporate America who's
always trying to save a couple bucks so the CEO
can get a bigger bonus. And now your son can't
find a job. And if I sound angry about it,
I am unbelievably angry about it. I'm glad I sound
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angry because I'm way more than angry at this point
in time. I'm sick of watching my country handed over
to barbarians. And so one last word, and then we'll
talk about democrats if you're a Republican. And by the way,
I'll take this a step further. We all assume, or
at least anyone with half a brain, assumes, that JD.
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Vance or Marco Rubio are going to be the GOP
nominee in twenty twenty eight. What's going to determine that,
because they're not going to run against each other. But
even if they do, it won't matter. Why because if
Donald Trump, Donald Trump is going to pick one, sounds
like he's gonna pick JD Vance. Rubio doesn't sound like
he wants to run. So let's just say, for the
sake of argument here that it's JD Vans and Jdvance
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is not an analyst to God, and then we point
that out. But let's say it's JD Vance and Trump
comes out and says it's JD Vance and he's the
heir apparent and JD this and JD that, and it's
a big Trump rally and he's endorsing JD and JD's
going to vault right to the top of the polls
and it won't give me clothes.
Speaker 4 (22:30):
Booo.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
You know, the only way JD Vance can lose that primary,
there's only one way.
Speaker 2 (22:37):
You now have all the money that you gain, it's
in the billions, not millions, in the billions you gain
from them paying taxes and all these employers. Okay, you
take that money and you use it to legalize people
you bring it to you know, because right now a
lot of the people they can't afford five to fifteen.
Speaker 1 (22:56):
If JD Vance sits down with a bunch of business
leaders some Washington DC political consultants and decides, Hey, you
know what, on this deportation issue, on the immigration issue,
you know what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna thread the
needle a little bit. I'm gonna give the base a
little pad on the head. Oh no, no, no, we'll
deport the most violent ones. They love saying that, just
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the most violent ones, We'll deport those. But then, hey,
I sat down with my business friends, and I've found
that that if we move some of this tax money
over here and then move this guy from here, then
we can find a way to keep these people in
the country. Gone. Primary over, you lost, We'll pick someone else.
It has become the veto power issue in Republican Party politics,
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and I, for one, am here for it. I am
wholeheartedly participating in it. I think it's wonderful. We're not
negotiating anymore. Get one hundred and seven million foreigners out
of my country. No, not just the most violent, violent ones.
I want to be able to walk into a freaking
gas station without this we plan once once in my life,
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I would like it. Now, I'm calm down, I'm calm down.
You know what, you know what will make me laugh.
I am calm, Chris. You know it's going to make
me laugh talking about the Democrat nominee for Senate in Michigan,
Sully Willikum.
Speaker 5 (24:20):
My name's Peggy Flanagan.
Speaker 6 (24:22):
I am the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota, and I'm really
honored and humbled to be here with all of you today.
I am incredibly clear that the Somali community is part
of the fabric of the state of Minnesota.
Speaker 7 (24:36):
My name in the Ojibwe language is Giji waiwodam ukwang
or in English speaks with a clear and loud voice.
Speaker 1 (24:46):
Woman Chris, I bet you didn't know that's what that
means in English. And you know what I forgot. I
should have let it play. I'm started again. I enjoy
it so much. She then went on to discuss which clan.
Speaker 5 (24:59):
Shows wily Kum. My name's Peggy Flanagan. I am the
Lieutenant governor of mine.
Speaker 1 (25:04):
That means how you doing in Indian, Chris Minsoda, and.
Speaker 5 (25:07):
I'm really honored and humbled to be here with all
of you today.
Speaker 6 (25:11):
I am incredibly clear that the Somali community is part
of the fabric of the state of Minnesota.
Speaker 7 (25:19):
My name in the Ojibwean language is eji weiwudam.
Speaker 5 (25:23):
Ukwai or in English. Speaks with a clear and.
Speaker 7 (25:28):
Loud voiced woman. I'm a member of the White Earth
Nation and my family is the Wolf clan.
Speaker 1 (25:36):
We the wolf clan, Chris, I want to be part
of the wolf clan. You know what sucks about that?
You know, if there's a wolf clan, there's a rabbit
clan or something like that. And how bitter are you
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if you're a young man. Hear me out, Chris. If
you're a young man and you know across the street
those tps that's the bear clan, and then the other
side that's the wolf clan. You you're the pheasant clan.
Wouldn't that suck? What Christian? Wouldn't it push you to
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be you know, tougher is what you say. I mean,
I guess it would, But then you have to prove
yourself your entire life. I'm not a pheasant. I should
have been part of the wolf. Don't think that wouldn't
create some bitterness inside of you. So big congrats to
Peggy Flannagan speaks with a loud and clear voice woman
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for being the Democrat nominee for Senate in Minnesota. But that's,
of course not what we're going to focus on. What
happened with counting votes in Wisconsin last night. There's a
TV moment. I've never seen it before, and I'm gonna
play you the audio version of what happened last night.
It was on NBC News. I've never seen anything like
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this lady fran Hong, it's dirty commie, and we played
all kinds I don't need to do it to you again,
played all kinds of Franhong audio for you, and fran
Hong was just one of these DSA candidates, one of
these commy nutballs. And all the polls had her up
double digits last night. Double digits. Okay, up double digits.
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What look if one pool has someone up double digits,
you can say, all right, it's a bad poll, maybe
it's a manipulated pool, maybe they lie. When it's every pole,
that's usually pretty accurate. There are obviously exceptions to that.
Everyone remembers when Hillary Clinton was up by three or
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four points in every pole nationally and Trump won by two,
but she wasn't up by fifteen nationally and then Trump
one by two. All right, so we admit they can
be off, but they're not going to be that off.
It's not going to be all of them. And yet
all lost. She lost to somebody who is considered I
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don't I don't know what. I call them more moderate,
they call them more moderate. It's this it's this guy,
David Cromley's who one.
Speaker 4 (29:49):
Of us has something much bigger to unite around, and
that is keeping MAGGA extremism from bringing the chaos we
see in Washington into our neighborhood is right here in
the state of Wisconsin.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Yeah, let's get past all that. Now, where's this guy
Crowley from? Stay with me Milwaukee? All right? Something interested, interesting,
very interesting happened last night in Milwaukee. They had to
deliver nine USB sticks. What was on these USB sticks
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election results? Except it wasn't on five of them.
Speaker 8 (30:32):
There are two things, there's the audit log and the results.
But we uncovered was that five of the sticks had
the audit log downloaded and not the results. It's a
human error. These things can happen. So basically, what we
need to do is go back to the operation center,
and we're going to download out of those five machines
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the results and make sure that it's not the audit log.
Speaker 1 (30:58):
Five of the nine sticks didn't have election results on it,
so then they had to go back. Well, we'll go
check in with the machine. Okay, I'm gonna play you something.
And I had degenerate producer Corey leave in the pause.
So please, when the sound cuts out, don't turn up
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your radio or think you lost a signal or think
the podcast is skipping. I left it in there because
I've never seen this before before I play it for you.
Please understand this. On TV, especially on radio tube, but
on TV especially, you don't want dead air. You don't,
You don't I. On radio, I will ride out dead air,
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usually for effect, or if I'm talking to Jewish producer Chris,
I will ride out dead air for about as long
as you can ride out dead air on radio. That's
about as long as you can do it. You know
you can do up. Okay, I'm back type thing. On radio.
Speaker 2 (31:58):
You can do that.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
On television. You can't just not talk for ten or
fifteen seconds. I've never seen it. I've never heard of
it before. NBC News was covering these results live last night. Now,
keep in mind there's a guy talking. He's talking to
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another guy. If you haven't seen it, I'm just describing
it for you. The guy who's talking is talking to
another guy and trying to get a reaction from him.
Here's how that wins. I guess the exact thing, yes,
is if five of the USB sticks were missing results
from the election, so then they have to go try
to regrab them. Yeah, and there.
Speaker 8 (32:50):
All the folks behind the scenes are talking about this
as well, so we can also look.
Speaker 1 (32:56):
It's unfortunate the folks bind the scenes here.
Speaker 4 (32:58):
You're saying, yes, are.
Speaker 1 (33:04):
How do to ask this artfully? Yeah? Headline Ron Johnson
asks Justice Department to investigate allegations of ballot fraud in California.
Communists still elections. They don't have any respect for the
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will of the people or elections themselves. They only care
about elections when they win elections. When they win, they
love it. When they lose, they'll claim it was stolen. Remember,
long before January sixth, Hillary Clinton and Democrats crisscross the
country telling everybody the election was stolen. The election was stolen.
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Every loss they had, Remember Jasmine Crockett just lost their primary.
It was stolen. This Democrat loses it with stolen. They'll
demand that you acknowledge the legitimacy of every election they win,
and then they will loudly claim the election was stolen
when they lost. But it all comes down to this.
The only thing communists worship is power. When there is
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a blue area that has been blue for long enough,
they will put into place the people in systems they
need to ensure they never have to stress about the
actual election results, that they will be able to figure
out how to get enough votes in when they need
the votes to quote win the election. You even have
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Democrats who've moved on to lucrative media careers like Jen Saki,
who will come out and just lat out admit things
we all know to be true. They don't admit it
till they're later. But what are you going to do?
They lie about everything all the time.
Speaker 9 (34:49):
We grow in democratic politics together, and I think we
both remember well when party leadership really selected the nominees.
Now you would never say it that way exactly, but
they well, you can't know.
Speaker 1 (35:01):
Now we can't. We're free.
Speaker 4 (35:03):
We're free.
Speaker 1 (35:05):
Now I can finally tell you what actually happens. This
is what happens. If you're in Los Angeles, you're not
worried about some upstart like Spencer Pratt running an outstanding campaign.
You're not stressing it. But he has all this money
coming in. His campaign's really smart, he's doing great things.
He has good plans for the city. You're not sitting
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around stressing any of those things, because you've been in
charge long enough to put into place the systems you
need in place to ensure you're gonna come out all
right in the end. If you're in the state of Wisconsin,
the blue hubs of Wisconsin are Milwaukee and Madison. Milwaukee
and Madison. Milwaukee and Madison. In those places where Democrats
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have run things for long enough, they have put into
place things that will prevent them from ever having to
worry about some shock of an election. Now, when it
comes between Hong and some guy like Crawley, what's going on?
Because you know Hong was cheating too well, Crawley was
probably just cheating better. Hong was more of an outsider
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than Crawley was. Crawley probably knew more people in the
right places. So in a place like Milwaukee, it's just
a matter of who has the better cheating system in place, Well,
you know what, it's most definitely not who's earned the
most votes. Doesn't even cross their mind. All right, we
have a lot, we have really good stuff by the
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way out of the Justice Department, and I can't even
believe I'm saying this the FBI, even though the whole
organization should be disbanded. We'll talk about that in a minute.
Hang on,