November 14, 2022 • 60 mins
On this week's #weeklybriefing @chanelrion speaks with Congressman Elect Cory Mills who weighs in as the first Red-Flip of the Midterms. Longtime Trump friend and advisor Bruce LeVell talks about Trump's upcoming announcement, and Team OAN from across the country with the latest on midterm races. Join Chanel Rion for Weekly Briefing on One America News by downloading OAN Live from your favorite device.
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Speaker 1 (00:14):
I'm Chanel Rhone with the Weekly Briefing, Palm Beach edition.
Welcome to Florida midterm bloodbath. No, it was more of
a shower, and there were three basic reactions. The left celebrated,
he doesn't have a magic power. He is unpopular. He
is unpopular. He screwed you, the sellouts wind.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
If you want the Republican Party to thrive, we've got
to just finally speak out and say this man is
a loser.
Speaker 1 (00:41):
And the rest are begging for a truce between the
emerging Trump Desanta's battles. But at the end of the day,
a win is a win. That Gop bloodbath was more
a shower, but America still scrubbed itself of the stench
that is liberal madness. The House is under Republican control.
The Senate looks by the hour like it will be
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under Republican control. The wave not only happened, it crashed
on top of sitting Duck Joe Biden and has effectively
maimed the rest of his presidency. That's a win. The
cherry on top Mister Biden afterwards seems to believe he's
grown two inches and twenty years younger.
Speaker 3 (01:22):
And we're just getting started.
Speaker 4 (01:23):
The interesting thing is that this is all going to
really come into clear view for people in the month
and the months of January, February, March of next year
is just getting underway. So I'm optimistic about how the
public can going to even be more embracive than what
we've done.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
But Biden thinks his pro crime, pro poverty, pro inflation,
pro open borders leadership was somehow a recipe for success
is astounding. This absurdly misplaced sense of confidence is an
amazing win for liberty. Now Biden and his crazies have
a false sense of confidence enough to run for president again.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
Obviously a lot of attention on twenty twenty four, Now
that the votes have been cast in the mid terms,
two thirds of Americans in exit poles say that they
don't think you should run for reelection. What is your
message to them? And how does that factor into your
final decision about whether or not to run for reelection?
Speaker 5 (02:18):
It doesn't.
Speaker 6 (02:19):
What's yours to.
Speaker 5 (02:22):
Watch me?
Speaker 1 (02:24):
News flash? You don't get a medal because you lost
at a smaller margin than you thought you'd lose. As
much as the give everyone a participation trophy crowd would
like to deny it. The world is a binary place.
There's right and wrong, good and evil, winners and losers.
You hit your targeter, you miss it. And in Congress
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there's a minority or a majority rule. This isn't horseshoes
and hand grenades. Close doesn't count. But enough of the
boring mid term analysis, which you've likely heard ad nauseum
since Tuesday. Just know the Republicans won, and we, as
the most advanced country in the world, still proved Democrats
can't count ballots unless it's in their favor. But I digress.
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On election night, Oan had the honor of being invited
to cover the midterms from forty fifth President Donald Trump
more a lago and from the ballroom as a hurricane
descended upon us. Outside, we watched the evening returns trickle in.
Republican wins were not coming in as fast and furious
as the world had expected, and the evening went long.
(03:29):
But the most interesting development out of this week's midterms
was this incredibly captivating fight between Donald Trump and Ron
DeSantis in their respective bids for the White House. Neither
have announced officially, but we know they planned to. Here's
what happened the midterms did not yield a total red tsunami.
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The GOP then blamed Trump. Then they chose the one
guy they determined could best break up and lure the
MAGA movement back to pre Trump establishment paradise. Here you
have the Fox News is murdochs pushing a Trump is
done position that DeSantis is the next political Jesus.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Trump is the past.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Desantus, according to The New York Post.
Speaker 3 (04:15):
Is future.
Speaker 1 (04:16):
I love Varney, but that was a true Murdoch narrative.
Trump took to social media and through firebomb after firebomb
at this narrative by going straight for DeSantis's jugular ron
de Sanctimonius is playing games. The fake News asks him
if he's going to run if President Trump runs, and
he says, I'm only focused on the governor's race. I'm
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not looking into the future. Well, in terms of loyalty
in class, that's really not the right answer. Are any
of you shocked? Since when did Trump take an attack
lying down? Isn't this why you voted for him? As
for all the people telling Trump he needs to stand
on stage with DeSantis on for herschel Walker and his
Georgia Senate runoff, with all due respect, to Governor DeSantis.
(04:59):
I'm a huge fan of as a lawmaker and a fighter.
But there's only one person all candidates were lining up
to get endorsements from, and it wasn't Governor DeSantis. The
person Herschel needs is the founder of the Mega Movement
and his lifelong friend, Donald Trump. Yet through all this,
my phone has been blowing up. Is Trump done? Is
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DeSantis the one? Is this a GOP civil war? Who
gets the kids? So let's calm down. Here's the deal.
There are lots of unknowns here. We can speculate as
much as we want, but let's talk about what we
do know. Number One, Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis are
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two of the most dynamic political figures in three generations.
Love them or hate them, it's a fact. Both men
are successful in their own rights. Both men are tough, smart,
proven fighters. They're big boys. They've been smart enough to
get to where they are on their own. They know
what they're doing them.
Speaker 7 (06:00):
Slug it out, fight, fight, bye bye, bye, bye bye,
I'm coming bye.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
A good political fight can be healthy now and then.
Fighters are what we need. Fighters are what we want.
These two lions in the jungle aren't looking for your opinion.
Let knife sharpen knife, Let gloves come off. Let truck
fight for his base. Let DeSantis try to woo them.
The fraction may be raw at the beginning, but we
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have two years to sort it out. That's an eternity
in politics. Remember what happened between Ronald Reagan and Herbert
Walker Bush. Their fights were ones for the ages. They
ultimately made up and Reagan made Bush as vice president.
In the end, they both became president. That's my opening statement.
Next up, rising gop Starr, the first red flip of
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the twenty twenty two midterms. Corey Mills will be right back.
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Speaker 1 (09:03):
Welcome back to weekly Briefing. Joining us now is a
special guest. He was the first red flip of the
midterm evening and he comes from the great state of Florida.
Congressman elect Corey Mills. Corey, it's such a pleasure to
have you back on We've been tracking your work and
your success. I mean, as an US Army veteran, you
served in Iraq in Afghanistan. You have long said you
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want to bring that kind of service to Congress, and
it looks like you're now well on your way. Trump
and Doris to America first. You've got a lot going
for you. Corey, welcome back.
Speaker 11 (09:36):
Thank you so much for having me, and again, it's
an honor to be here. It's an honor to be
able to serve again. And you know how much I
love you and your husband, Courtland, So I'm excited to
be back.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
Well, Corey, you have you had a busy, busy primary.
When you started off on this race, you had eight candidates.
You beat them handily. You are even beat the you know,
the Speaker of the Florida who had a lot of
political weight. You won the general by fifty eight percent
of the vote in the general against the vice chair
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of the Florida d NCC. So that was an amazing feat.
You wand back a seat that has been held by
Democrats for the past six years. Talk to us about
the process of winning the seat and what was the
one message that seemed to resonate in your district.
Speaker 11 (10:25):
But yeah, we had a very tough primary. There was
eight people in our primary. As you mentioned, we had
the former Florida State House Rep. Saventini in the race.
We had former Navy Seal Brady Duke in the race.
We had a few ex commissioners, vice mayors, and really
it was a good selection. You know, it's almost unfortunate
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when you have that many great candidates all in one seat.
You almost wish you could kind of disperse and spread
them out into other areas where we could have been
a little bit stronger. But you know, my message was
very clear from the beginning, which is, you know, my
first hand experience when it comes to either the BOSH
withdrawal in Afghanistan, the geopolitical analytics that I bring to
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the table after publishing over thirty eight articles on the
issues of China and Russia Iran, all these things, my
firsthand knowledge of Ukraine and what was happening from when
I was there myself after the twenty fourteen invasion, when
I was doing evaluations there, the endless wars that we have.
Being a father of two and seeing what's happening in
our schools, our military academies, you know, being a job
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creator as someone in the private sector, understanding what's happening
in the business sectors, and you know, also being not
that just our business is a job creator, but we
serve in support over two hundred law enforcement departments, So
understanding the real purpose and reason why we need to
be honoring and defending our brave.
Speaker 6 (11:43):
Men and women in blues. So, you know, we brought
a lot.
Speaker 11 (11:45):
Of experience into this that I think are really applicable
to today's you know environment, when it comes to the
attacks on the police, when it comes to the open borders,
when it comes to the endless wars, when it comes
to the America Last Agenda that the Biden and the Dems.
Speaker 6 (11:58):
Are putting forward. You know, really understood kind of how
the indoctrination process was going on and what we could
do as a country to become stronger.
Speaker 1 (12:09):
Now that's certainly a message that resonated in a state
like Florida and in your district. But you know, our
viewers may find your face familiar because they may remember
that you were one of those guys who ended up
stepping in and basically doing the job of the Biden
State Department, going in and rescuing people out of Afghanistan,
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out of Ukraine. Still ongoing missions that you're conducting. So
that's something that's going to be very exciting to watch
as you take that kind of leadership to Washington. But
when we talk about leadership right now, there's a question
about who will lead the House majority. The understanding is
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that it'll be Leader McCarthy. What are your thoughts on
House leadership as it stands and what do you expect
to see from House leadership given the majority and kind
of the slim majority that is being taken up there now.
Speaker 11 (13:04):
Well, it certainly wasn't the red wave that was being predicted.
I think that there's a lot of kind of post
mortem analysis that needs to go on where we can
understand exactly what happened and what was left off. You know,
I contribute a lot of Lorda's success to kind of
the leadership under Governor Ron de Santus. I mean, he
didn't just campaign for himself. He was going around the
state campaigning from Marco Rubio, bringing me on to many
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of his rallies and giving me a chance to speak
and recognizing me in front of the entire crowd as
a true America First member. And so, you know, I
think that there was a model to be had when
it comes to the Florida model, and I think that
we certainly need to look at that when it comes
to leadership and how we're going to be voting in this.
You know, for me, I think it's a little bit
premature until I know who's actually put their hat in
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the ring. You know, we still have time where there's
other members who are thinking about throwing their hat in.
There's a you know, a little bit of a stirrup
with the Freedom Caucus and whether or not this slim
majority actually gives them a further strength. And so I
think there's still a lot to kind of unpack before
we can get to that determination on who will be
the best selection. And for me, it's not about any
current or future leadership, you know, choices. It's about what
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do I see that it's going to be best for
the nation. What do I see is going to be
best for our party and what's going to be best
for us moving at twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
So it sounds like you have in the back of
your mind names other than McCarthy.
Speaker 11 (14:25):
Well, I wouldn't say that I have any names actually
in my mind. I just certainly don't like to go
out you know, as a military combat veteran, as someone
who has conducted numerous countertail, intel and counter terrorist operations,
you never try to go into anything with half of
the actual information. You want to get as much as possible,
and so it's good to know what's actually going to
be out there, who's going to be putting their hat
in the ring, what the strategy is moving forward. But
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at the end of the day, regardless of who's in leadership,
we are going to hold them accountable to our actual merits.
We need to know that they're going to be on
an America first platform, secure borders, to defund these eighty
seven thousand deep state IR agents, to stop the funding
of endless wars, and start looking at real solutions, to
understand that it's an economic resource warfare we're involved in,
not kinetics. You know, we have to have someone in
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leadership who not only understands how to build the party
from you know, taking new seats in twenty twenty four,
but also how do we deliver to the American people?
How do we deliver the campaign promises that I put
forth on this because that's one of the other things
that really got me into the seats, that they know
I'm a person of action.
Speaker 6 (15:26):
I'm not a politician.
Speaker 11 (15:27):
I'm a political outsider, but I'm a person who likes
to get things done. Whether it was serving in uniform,
whether it was going to Afghanistan and saving Americans myself,
whether it was during Hurricane Ian where I rolled up
my sleeves and went out and helped evacuations what they
saw and why I was able to get NPA's or
non party affiliations and even some Democrats to vote for
me is because they know I'm not a politician who's
going in there a cheap rhetoric.
Speaker 6 (15:47):
I'm about action.
Speaker 1 (15:52):
As a freshman member of the incoming class, you I
think very few would actually debate that you Actually you
are a rising star. You are someone who is on
the radar of a lot of folks on both sides,
and we expect to see you doing a lot of
things in that freshman class, talk to us about how
you're actually going to execute. What is the first order
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of business? You had to run on a lot of
issues for your district walk in first week. What does
that look like for you?
Speaker 11 (16:25):
Well, I've drafted three bills already that I planned to
go ahead and put before a lot of the members.
Speaker 6 (16:30):
You know, I was the most nationally endorsed candidate in
the country.
Speaker 11 (16:33):
I had twenty eight plus members of Congress, Senate, and
President Trump himself as well as for even local and
state reps.
Speaker 6 (16:41):
Who's gotten behind me.
Speaker 11 (16:42):
So you know, I look at all those endorsements not
as ways to fundraise, not as ways to try and
draw a name id, but people who understood my platform
and were willing to back it. And so I'm going
to actually hold them account as well and say, hey, look,
you got behind me when I told you my agenda.
Here's my three bills that I've already drafted for you
to look at to help sponsor, to ensure that it
hits the floor. You know, it's things like banning the
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purchase and ownership by foreigners of our farm lands. It's
things like ensuring that we can put something called the
publishing house built that I created, which holds publishing houses
accountable like Scholastics or McGraw hill under a felonious offence
if they actually publish with the intent of distribution and
appropriate pornographic material to public schools.
Speaker 6 (17:23):
And to our children.
Speaker 11 (17:24):
So you know, there's a lot of these types of things,
like tethering military salaries to rates of inflation so we
can never invisibly defund our military. So you know, these
are a lot of things, and I'm going to come
in day one willing to fight for because I didn't
take path or lobby, and I don't owe any favors.
You know, I primarily kind of funded a majority of
this race myself because I understood there's no disposable income
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out there after the forty year high inflation and increase
in CPI, et cetera. So I go in there with
no favors owed and with a lot of weight and
baggage that I can actually pull in there to say
this is what my district needs, this is where I'm at,
and I'm not willing to compromise.
Speaker 1 (18:01):
Corey Mills hitting the ground running. That surprises no one
who actually knows you. Corey Mill's out of the seventh
District Congressman elect. It's such a pleasure to be able
to say that. Now. Congratulations on your victory. It was
a hard fought one, but we look forward to seeing
what you are able to do with this seat.
Speaker 6 (18:20):
Thank you, Chanel, I really appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (18:24):
Up next, we bring in our one American News correspondence
from across the country. Some of them are still on
the ground covering midterm races that are still ongoing. We'll
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Speaker 1 (20:49):
Welcome back to weekly Briefing. On election night this week,
OAN had reporters stationed across the country, some embedded in
races that are still ongoing. To begin with, we will
start with Neil W. McCabe, who was embedded in the
Ron de Santis gubernatorial watch party. Neil, you watched as
Ron De Santis pulled a historic second victory. He had
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a twenty point win, and that became the largest margin
for a Florida governor since reconstruction. How did he do it?
Speaker 12 (21:24):
Yeah, it really was an incredible win. And I think
the key to the DeSantis political and policy success is
that he campaigns as a conservative and he governs as
a conservative. And those conservative ideas and policies not only
do they work, but they resonate with the people. And
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he went into districts, counties, neighborhoods that typically don't vote
for Republicans, and he spoke to them not as a
Republican who is trying.
Speaker 5 (21:55):
Out his Spanish right.
Speaker 12 (21:57):
He spoke to them as a father, as a veteran,
as a husband, as an American, and he talked to
them about the things that he cares about. And he
basically I think the bottom line is he is unconsulted.
He doesn't deal with focus groups. He runs the state
the way he thinks it should be run. As a
normal person, and he figures other normal people will find
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that good and want to keep it going.
Speaker 5 (22:24):
And then you saw it.
Speaker 12 (22:26):
You know, the last time there was a big win
like this was Jeb Bush in twenty oh two and
that was thirteen points, which was really remarkable. But it
also speaks to how tightly contested the state of Florida is.
And so with a twenty point win by DeSantis, I
guess you could now say that this is a fairly
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red state battleground no more channel.
Speaker 1 (22:53):
That's a great point. I mean, you were posted inside
that watch party. The energy in that room. I was
watching some of it from the ball room at Marra
A Lago, and it sounded like the energy in that
room was just you know, reaching national heights. Almost the
excitement over the second term just sound just seemed like
it was contagious.
Speaker 5 (23:16):
That was intense. There was an intense passion.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
And the support for DeSantis both on a statewide level
and also you know, the weight that he holds nationwide
is starting to get momentum. Let's talk about the fact
that he probably won't announce his bid for the presidency
until he's at least sworn in, and that's going to
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be in January. What are we going to see between
now and then? Is the governor going to call a
special session? Is there anything in particular that's going to
be pushed through between now and his being sworn in
for the second term.
Speaker 12 (24:02):
Well, you know, like a lot of great states, the
Florida legislature is not always in session, but sometimes there
are problems that.
Speaker 5 (24:10):
Need to be addressed.
Speaker 12 (24:12):
So if there is a special session, and the buzz
here in Tallahassee is that he will call a special session,
the first priority is going to be looking at that
insurance reform bill that he signed and just basically look
at it to say, hey, we just went through Hurricane
Ian in southwest Florida. How did that legislation perform for
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the insurance companies and for the homeowners and for the businesses,
and you know, the deductibles manageable? Are people getting paid?
Is the system that we reformed working? And whatever those
problems are, believe me, they're going to address them.
Speaker 5 (24:52):
Also, you know, there's a lot of attention on.
Speaker 12 (24:54):
DeSantis, So if there is a special session, there's a
very good chance he's going to address some those issues
that play nationally. He has also said that he would
sign legislation that would expand gun rights here in Florida.
Speaker 5 (25:08):
And really one of the most.
Speaker 12 (25:10):
Important bills would be a six week ban on abortions.
Right now, the state of Florida band's abortions after fifteen weeks.
And so he has said he will sign that six
week's bill. And of course that's going to get national
and international attention, and that would certainly certainly lead into
a presidential run if he does make that decision.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
You know, no doubt, all right, Neil, well, run dust
off that crystal ball, yes or no? Desanta's twenty twenty four?
Does he run?
Speaker 12 (25:40):
Ryan DeSantis runs for president in twenty twenty four?
Speaker 5 (25:43):
It's a lock.
Speaker 1 (25:44):
Neil W. McCabe, thank you so much. We turned out
to Caitlin Sinclair. I will say America's favorite New York reporter. Caitlin,
you were embedded in the herschel Walker campaign on election night.
Watch the returns come in. E've been tracking the ups
and downs of that race. Take us back to that night.
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What did you see and what was the mood of
the crowd overall? Now that we know that herschel Walker
is going into a Senate runoff.
Speaker 13 (26:16):
Yeah, Chanel I mean, the crowd was so energetic, and
this was a candidate that has had no political background, right,
so he really rose to the occasion here and fans
absolutely adore him. So the energy was very enthusiastic.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
It was a very late night.
Speaker 13 (26:33):
Of course, the team was pretty convinced that they could
win the race without going into a runoff.
Speaker 1 (26:39):
But here we are. So in the next thirty.
Speaker 13 (26:41):
Days, everyone needs to focus on this race, right It's
going to be a huge battle. Now we know from
the Walker team he has already raised three point three
million dollars just in these first one or two days
of his runoff campaign. So I think that this election
runoff will be all about getting these same folks that
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were there on election height to turn back out. Now,
Walker was the only Republican candidate in the state that
was up against a Democratic incumbent. So every other race
was a Republican incumbent defending against a Democratic challenge or
an open seat. So he was the only one taking
on a Democratic incumbent. So I mean, a tough one there,
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and he's again never run for office before. There was
of course a bit of a learning curve, but from
what we've heard from the experts down in the state
of Georgia. They really feel that he has mastered it
quite quite quickly. And from the issues of inflation to
crime to illegal immigration, Walker has focused.
Speaker 1 (27:44):
On the issues. That's what his campaign's been all about.
Speaker 13 (27:47):
Warnock seems to have quite radical views on all of
these issues, and he focused most of his campaign on
attacking candidate Walker instead.
Speaker 1 (27:56):
Do you see the Walker campaign in the couple days
since the election has taken place, In a few days
since we have learned that it's now going to be
a runoff, have you seen the Walker campaign adopt any
new strategies? Is there going to be a more focused
message towards the voters as they make this second pitch,
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you know what?
Speaker 13 (28:17):
They're keeping that momentum going, Chanel, And there has been
a few different calls, I'm sure you're aware of. The
first one, number one, to have President Trump delay this
announcement that we're all anticipating, right because no one wants
to talk about twenty twenty four until we get through
twenty twenty two, until after December sixth. At number two,
(28:38):
there's been a few calls to have Florida Governor ron
De Santez come up to the state of Georgia and
campaign for Herschel Walker. So they're going to call in
a lot of these big names to come up to
the state and help the Walker campaign. Now, I mentioned
that Raphael Warnock focused a lot of his campaign on
attacking Herschel Walker the Cantons it now, Herschel's life story
(29:02):
has been an entire story of overcoming right, whether it
was the challenges of his youth, the challenges on the
athletic field. He's had many mental health challenges, business challenges,
and he's been really open about these challenges with voters.
So I think from what I've heard from the campaign
is they're going to continue to have him be open, authentic,
(29:24):
not straight away from his past. So that way there's
there's nothing that Warnock can attack him on. And I
don't know what kind of record Warnock actually has in
the state of Georgia. But again, Walker has focused solely
on the issues here, and I think there's an inspiration
in his story for everyone.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
Oh that's a great point, Caitlin. You are traditionally normally
stationed up in New York. New York's your home state.
Talk about the developments out of New York real quick
We don't have a ton of time, but there are
some shifts that had took place in your state these
the past few days, and it was quite surprising.
Speaker 13 (30:04):
It was Chanel, and I'll leave you guys with this.
So at a last count, Zelden had two point six
million votes. That was more than any other Republican running
for a state office in New York. It was also
more than the last Republican governor, George Pataki, that he
gained in each of his three election victories. So it
(30:27):
wasn't the results we were all looking for, but Zelden's
focus on public safety and law enforcement it struck such
a cord with voters who are concerned about the violent crime,
especially here in New York City were based and that
really helped them pick up some of these congressional seats.
He really indicated his ability Zelden to reach voters and
(30:50):
he helped his fellow New York Republicans pick up at
least ten House seats.
Speaker 1 (30:56):
Ten that's quite a number. Caitlin Sinclair, New York embedded
in the Georgia race, will be tracking your reporting as
that race continues. Thank you so much. Next up, we
go to Arizona, where they're still as of this week
counting votes, and then we get a recap from then
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Speaker 1 (33:41):
Welcome back. We continue our midterm recap and now we
go to the exciting state of Arizona, where our political
correspondent Dan Baldwin has been tracking the seemingly endless counting
of the ballance there in America Baccounty, Dan, what's going on?
Speaker 14 (34:00):
To be back, Chanelle, It's just really a slow drip
out here in Maricopa County. For those of you who
remember twenty twenty, it felt like days days in order
to get the vote count here in this most populous
county in Arizona. Back in the August second primary, a
very similar thing, and that's exactly what we're seeing here
in Maricopa, with officials saying the counting might even go
(34:21):
until Monday or Tuesday of this upcoming week.
Speaker 1 (34:26):
Dan tell us why that is. We look at a
state like Arizona where they count mail in balance and
early voting as they come in so that you don't
have this backup on election day? Does Maricopa County just
wait until the very last second? Like, what's going on?
Why does Maricopa have this problem every single election?
Speaker 14 (34:48):
Well, a big thing this election is mail in ballots
that were dropped off on election day. By law, they're
not actually allowed to signature verify those ballots until when
Wednesday morning. So this election cycle, this past Tuesday, they
received channel two hundred and ninety two thousand mail in
(35:10):
ballots that were walked into polling locations by voters and
dropped off in person. What happens with them is from
midnight to five am following election day, they were sorted
and put forth towards signature verification the Wednesday after they
were worked towards getting signature verified. Then they were passed
off to a bipartisan processing team to make sure that
(35:31):
the ballot wasn't damaged, it was good enough for tabulation,
and then they got moved forward to tabulation. Now, Maricopa
County officials were saying that this was a seventy percent
increase in these types of ballots. From twenty to twenty
there were only about one hundred and seventy thousand or
so of these in Maricopa County and twenty twenty, meanwhile,
(35:53):
they're two hundred and ninety two thousand this time around.
Speaker 1 (36:00):
Wow, Dan, tell us where the races are at. Now,
you've been embedded in Carrie Lake's campaign for a while now.
The tone that we're getting out of Carrie Lake's office
and team seems to be that they're fairly confident that
the counting is going to go their way and go
the GOP way, even for Blake Masters. Is that the
(36:24):
tone that they're going to carry into next week.
Speaker 14 (36:28):
Well, we'll certainly see. But her message has been resolute
and it's been unwavering. She will one hundred percent win,
not a doubt in her mind. She believes that when
the dust settles she will be the next governor of Arizona.
And now the reason for that is, if we can
go back to the August second primary, Lake found herself
down by ten percent right off the bat to her
(36:49):
main primary challenger, Karen Taylor Robeson, and then she slowly
clawed her way back in the reason for that is
Arizona and Maricopa County in particular count mail in ballots
that were received prior to election day. First, those tend
to be primarily heavily Democratic. Now, these two hundred and
ninety two thousand ballots that are really left to be counted,
Chanel tend to historically lean Republican. That is why she
(37:14):
believes that she will end up coming out on top.
As of Friday, she's only down by about twenty seven
thousand votes. Her message is that come Monday, come Tuesday,
she will be ahead of Hobbes, Hammaday will be ahead
of his opponent Chris Mays, and Blake Masters will be
ahead of Mark Kelly. Now Masters is the difficult one
to assess. He finds himself down by about one hundred
(37:36):
and fifteen thousand votes. Come Friday, Lake again is only
down by about twenty seven thousand on Friday, So Blake
Masters has a significantly uphill battle to go if he
wants to upend the incoming senator from Arizona.
Speaker 1 (37:53):
All right, well, I asked Neil W. McKay this, and
I'm going to ask you a crystal ball question. Yes
or no? Does Blake Masters grab that Senate seat.
Speaker 14 (38:05):
It's gonna come right down to the wire, Chanel. If
he hits margins of sixty six percent or better on
these ballot dumps from two hundred and ninety two thousand,
and there's also seventeen thousand ballots that were rejected by
tabulators that were on election day, they should skew it
heavily towards Masters and Lake.
Speaker 5 (38:22):
He has a chance.
Speaker 14 (38:24):
But if you were a smart betting man, the smart
money might be on Mark Kelly to narrowly hold on
to this Senate seat. But it would be foolish to
count out Masters.
Speaker 1 (38:32):
At this point. Dan Baldwin out in the field in
Arizona watching those recounts. Where we checking back in with
you soon, I'm sure, Thanks Dan. We go now to DC,
where our DC Bureau chief John Hines has been watching
all of this from a big picture lens. John your
(38:52):
take on the week.
Speaker 15 (38:55):
Wow, what a week. I don't know if anybody can
really put a take on it, but it's you know,
the election.
Speaker 1 (39:02):
When can it's you? John, You've got the overlook.
Speaker 15 (39:05):
Well, we were up on the tenth floor there election that,
You're right, so we had a high level view. I
guess you could say I think that essentially, I think
what happened is that people had very high expectations and
if you look at the numbers, take a look at
the numbers. For instance, everybody was saying that the House
(39:25):
there would be a red tsunami in the House. They
were comparing it to nineteen ninety four and twenty ten.
If you look at nineteen ninety four and twenty ten,
the Republicans in the House started with much lower numbers
that it was in the one eighties. One eighty five,
one eighty nine was the number of Republicans in ninety four.
Same thing in about twenty ten, and so you had
(39:46):
gains there in the forty seat region in twenty ten
and something similar in nineteen ninety four. Remember, in twenty
twenty the Republicans did really well. They actually picked up
seats in the House. Memory serves it was fifteen eighteen,
something like that. So then you come back here, the
(40:06):
number was already two hundred and twelve Republicans in the House,
so they may end up somewhere to twenty five, you know,
maybe two thirty, which is about the high water mark
for the GOP in the House. The difference between this
year in previous tsunamis is that a lot of the
(40:27):
gains of the Republicans I think were already baked into
the cake in twenty eighteen in terms of the House.
In the Senate, take a look at the numbers, once again,
it was an uphill climb from the beginning. The Democrats
were defending only fourteen seats. Republicans were defending twenty one,
which means if you're a Republican running in the Senate
(40:50):
and you've got to hold every single seat that you have,
and that's you know, a very large number there compared
to what the Democrats were having to to defend twenty
one to fourteen. So if you only lose one Pennsylvania,
well that's not that bad actually in terms of the numbers.
(41:10):
Once again, by the way, there are three states which
are more or less still up in the air. We
know that Nevada, Arizona, and Georgia. There's a good chance
that the Republicans and the Senate could take two of
those three, maybe three of those three. I'm hearing from
some people, and we just won't know. Finally, mail in voting,
(41:32):
mail in voting. We know that Republicans lost mail in
and early voting in one key Senate race that was Pennsylvania.
A million people had early voted and mail in voted
in that race by election day, and we know by
the voting registration that's seventy percent of those people were Democrats.
(41:55):
So a lot of those people, by the way, had
actually mailed in and voted before that debate on the
twenty fifth I guess it was the twenty fifth of
October in which the lieutenant governor did so poorly. So
Republicans need to figure out a mail in early vote strategy.
They need to figure out how to win that. They
(42:15):
still it seems like really haven't quite gotten that figured out,
and that cost us one Senate seat was that early
mail in voting loss. And if Republicans had seventy percent
of the vote in early mail in balloting in Pennsylvania,
you'd be talking about Senator Oz instead of instead of
(42:36):
Senator Well, the lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, we would have
a Senator Oz. And so that's one key, key ingredient
in that Oz Federman race.
Speaker 1 (42:52):
I think.
Speaker 15 (42:53):
So, I think that those are three takeaways.
Speaker 1 (42:55):
John, So you make you make an excellent point about
the malee balance. I mean, there are states like Florida,
for example, who have actually streamlined their mail in balance
systems so that when mail in balance or early voting
comes in, they tabulate them as they come in rather
than tabulating tabulating them on the day. That's one issue
(43:17):
with mail and balance nationwide. The second thing, though, that
you brought up is reminds me of when the Democrats
were beating Republicans for many years when it came to
their strategy of small dollar donations online, and it wasn't
until Trump moved in with his financial team that they
(43:40):
kind of boosted those numbers for the GOP. Do you
think that the GOP actually will take these last midterms
as as a warning sign or as instruction that they
now need to start building or restructuring their entire mail
in balance strategy or is there going to be a
(44:01):
separate pathway altogether for the GOP.
Speaker 15 (44:05):
I think mail in balloting is one blind spot for Republicans.
I think this election proves that that they have not
focused enough tension on that, and I think in two
years you'll see statewide efforts focusing more on that. And
as you illustrate with fundraising, the Democrats were head of Republicans.
(44:25):
They went to work on that, and certainly that was
I think that the president, the former president changed that dynamic,
and I think that what we'll be seeing next time
is similarly a focus on mail in balloting and early voting.
I think the Republicans will go to school on what
(44:46):
the Democrats did and see if they can turn that
around a little bit. I think someone analogous to the
fundraising fundraising issue that you just mentioned.
Speaker 1 (44:54):
Yes, John, I did this with Neil, But real quick
last question, yes or no? Grab your crystal ball. Does
Kevin McCarthy become leader McCarthy or is there someone else
waiting in the water?
Speaker 3 (45:08):
Wow?
Speaker 15 (45:09):
That's a juicy question there.
Speaker 6 (45:11):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (45:13):
You know that's up in the end, is it leader McCarthy.
Speaker 15 (45:17):
It's kind of up in the air right now. Say
there's some pushback on that and the Freedom cauc is
because the GOP had such lower numbers and they expected
the freedom cocky is probably has a little more power
than they would normally have. So they're going to have
a conversation. Let me put it that way, They're going
to have a conversation, a heart to heart before they
give their support to mister McCarthy.
Speaker 1 (45:41):
All right, DC Bureau Chief John Hines, thank you so much.
Thank you to all our correspondents Neil W. McCabe, Daniel Baldwin,
Caitlyn Sinclair and of course John Hines. Excellent coverage this week.
It was certainly a week to remember when it comes
to midterm history. Thank you all again.
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Speaker 1 (48:45):
Welcome back to weekly Briefing. Here to lay out what
many conservatives are asking about and wondering about. Is Bruce
Leval a longtime friend and advisor to President Trump. Bruce,
can you tell us what has happened to Trump World
right now? How would you describe it?
Speaker 3 (49:04):
Well, thanks for having me.
Speaker 7 (49:06):
Lots of fun, there's always a lot of action, and
once again thanks for having me.
Speaker 3 (49:10):
You know, I think what it is is a lot
of the.
Speaker 7 (49:12):
Anticipation, in the anxiousness of like obviously wanting him to announce,
and we're going to run for the third time, and yes,
we're going to win for the third time. So I
think there's a lot of a little anxiety of people,
of anxiousness of wanting him to hurry up and to
go ahead and declare, and to like, Okay, let's get
(49:33):
this train going some more. So I think that's a
fair analysis based on the current temperature right now.
Speaker 3 (49:39):
In Trump world.
Speaker 1 (49:40):
My goodness. I mean, one of the results of the
midterm elections is that you've got this rift between Governor
DeSantis and President Trump, and a lot of conservatives are
torn right now. You have reports of the Trump world
divided in in the in their advice about when to announce.
(50:04):
The original thought was perhaps he'll announce next Tuesday from
lur Lago, And now you have people like you know,
former Press Secretary Kaylee Mcanenn, he's saying that he should
wait until after the Georgia runoffs. What's your take on
this divide and and and what Trump is listening to
right now?
Speaker 3 (50:25):
Well, let me let me.
Speaker 7 (50:26):
Take it from this perspective. I'll address the DeSantis issue.
You know, first of all, quote, if it wasn't for
President Trump, Donald John Trump, Ron DeSantis would not be
where he is now.
Speaker 3 (50:37):
Quote. And that also applies to Brian Kimp just for
the record.
Speaker 7 (50:42):
So and you y'all remember the record, remember the race
back in eighteen. We literally dodged a bullet. You know,
I'm an I have a Florida house in Atlanta, so
I'm a dual resident, I like to say, from from
Georgia to Atlanta, excuse me, to Florida.
Speaker 3 (50:56):
And so we dodged the bullet Andrew Gillian.
Speaker 1 (50:59):
Uh.
Speaker 7 (50:59):
No one really knew Ron de Santis until quote President
Trump came in and went out and rallied behind him,
endorsed him, and pushed him over the edge to get
the governor's mansion in Florida.
Speaker 3 (51:11):
Just for the record.
Speaker 7 (51:12):
So, I think a lot of this noise, you know, unfortunately,
is coming from the folks who don't like the never Trumpers.
Obviously they're Republicans as well as some of the Democrats
are trying to egg on as some of the media
is trying to egg on everyone and instigate it, as
you might say, and to get everyone like, you know,
you know, us against them and everything.
Speaker 3 (51:32):
You know.
Speaker 7 (51:32):
I think, respectfully, they have a good relationship.
Speaker 3 (51:37):
However, I know the President as it relates to when.
Speaker 7 (51:39):
It's time to announce, he has great discernment and great
political discernment.
Speaker 3 (51:46):
When there's timing. I know it doesn't. Remember this is
not a traditional.
Speaker 7 (51:49):
Playbook candidate, and I constantly have to remind people about well,
according to the playbook, he's.
Speaker 3 (51:56):
Supposed to do this on page two, page five.
Speaker 7 (51:58):
No will follow him as well as God will tell
him when it's time to announce. But in terms of
all this back and forth, that Ron is sanding. But
I will say that for all Thoses Santus people out there,
as you said earlier, but whether it for President Trump,
you would not be in the governor's mans number one,
number two. If anyone wants to come out and challenge
in twenty twenty four, we're not gonna play with you. You
(52:21):
know it's game on, So you got to be ready.
This is this is a real deal that we're dealing
with out here. Obviously, for what we've been dealing with
the left as well as a Biden administration and the
fake collusion and all.
Speaker 3 (52:33):
The other things. You know, this is not some kind
of game. This is the real deal. So if you're
wanting to stick your head on here in twenty twenty four,
you need.
Speaker 7 (52:42):
To understand something that you know it's game on and
we're not going to.
Speaker 3 (52:46):
Play with you it's going to be It's going to
be real.
Speaker 1 (52:49):
So, you know, hold on, I've mentioned this earlier, but
I feel like the two personalities at play, Bruce, Are
you know these both Trump and DeSantis? Are you know,
once in a generation, once in several generation type personalities
who have burst onto the political scene. We will not
(53:09):
see leaders like these two in a very long time.
And we've seen President Trump in action from the executive office,
and we've seen DeSantis in action from the executive branching
the in Florida. What happens if they drag this fight
on until twenty twenty four? Do you expect it to
drag on that long? Or do you expect some you know,
(53:32):
forces to go through or someone to come in and
kind of mediate what happens. Or do they just have
to take their gloves off and start fighting each other
until we see some kind of outcome.
Speaker 7 (53:42):
Well, I think it's like I said, I think it's
bigger than what Well, the noise is bigger than what
the actual reality is. Number one and number two, you
know everyone knows that.
Speaker 3 (53:52):
You know.
Speaker 7 (53:53):
You got to remember President Trump has been out in
the media world, in the business world, and as you
might call it, the entertainment world for as a celebrity,
and he's used to you know, the noise back and
forth for forty years. Now, Ron's a young you know,
up and coming leader. You know, he's only been tested
as relates in Florida. The young man he's in this forties,
(54:16):
beautiful wife, awesome family. And I agree with a lot
of my other colleagues, is like, you know, what, be
the best two turn governor you can be, because if
he comes out on twenty twenty four, we're going to
destroy him in the primary and President Trump will be
the nominee and he will win.
Speaker 3 (54:32):
The presidency again.
Speaker 7 (54:34):
And why waste an energy on such a good talent,
you know, just be calm, everyone be patient. You know
the other thing too, Chanel And great question. Remember President
Trump only gets to have four years, so he's essentially
coming in, you know. And so the twenty twenty eight
is going to be wide open for a lot of
good candidates, hopefully America first candidates.
Speaker 3 (54:55):
And by this time it might be a new as
I call it, I'm big, you know, the group new
kids on the block. I just say that way. But
it might be.
Speaker 7 (55:03):
Another person that rises up that might just be just
as strong as the Scantis.
Speaker 3 (55:07):
So you know that's my advice.
Speaker 7 (55:09):
You know, from as in my late fifties and a
person myself started working in politics since I was eighteen,
working for Ronald We're egan stuffing envelopes. So this is
not my first rodeo, and I've seen a lot of
you know, transitions like this and emotions. But you know
that's my advice to run Santis group. If they're watching this,
just becom be patient. You know, your one year governorship again,
(55:33):
second term, do a great job, you know, and then boom.
Twenty twenty eight is wild wide open, but twenty twenty
four you come out.
Speaker 3 (55:41):
It might be a career ended at this time, you
challenge President Trump.
Speaker 1 (55:45):
Quote, Bruce, you have been in politics. You've watched all
kinds of amazing fights ebb and flow on the political scene.
You've seen parties change hand time and again. What were
your thoughts on the midterms overall? I saw you there
at the watch party at mar A Lango. You were
you were like everyone else watching all of these races
(56:06):
with a lot of anticipation, but there was certainly a
lot of surprises and the so called red wave, there
was still a wave it just wasn't as big as
everyone expected it to be. What is your take on
the health of the GOP right now? And they're seeming
tact of turning against Trump, kind of blaming Trump on
(56:28):
all of this.
Speaker 7 (56:30):
Yeah, well, let me let me explain this in perspective.
People forget when you hear the term America First, that's
just not some kind of you know, business jingle, you
know jingle saying, oh, America First. I want to say.
I mean, I've said this many times many networks. To me,
it was never a red wave, it was America First wave.
So you got to remember was still dealing with both
(56:51):
sides of establishment for generations on both sides of the aisle.
Here you had a former president, President Donald John Trump
that ran on a campaign not being beholding to special
interest in pay to play. So essentially, we're promoting and
encouraging people, we the people by the people to serve
and to step up and put their name on these
(57:12):
ballots in these congressional seats and Senate seats, local too, Chanel.
In terms of state reps, state house school board, you're
going to see a huge amount of America First school
board men and women who take office in January. So
that's essentially what the wave is. The Other part of
this is he has the strongest winningest endorsements in the
(57:34):
history of the United States. Number two, we will get
the House, you see, will be plus two twenty plus
of the House. We will take over the House December sixth.
We will get herschel Walker over the finish line and
you see what's going on Nevada, and we're going to
get the majority of the Senate.
Speaker 3 (57:50):
So everyone just calmed down, relaxed stuff.
Speaker 7 (57:53):
All the left and right middle of the fighting, because
you have to truly understand what the America First agenda
that is and what it entails. That's the heart and
soul of the country. And those are the candidates. As
I like to say, we're resurrected. I use that word
that we're on this uh, this last ballot, and you're
(58:13):
going to see some great leaders step up in January,
because you remember, we're still trying to to adjust this
historical generational as I call it, people in office for
decades and decades on both sides. So this is the
great as I call it, control of the lead. So
it doesn't it's not it can't happen overnight. It takes
a gradual progression. So that's my advice, you know, especially
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all the OA and M viewsers, Calm.
Speaker 3 (58:38):
Down, relax. You know we're gonna get there.
Speaker 7 (58:41):
Don't, as my mother always said, don't let the enemy
rent space in your mind and your heart on what
the main goal is, which is to to you know,
protect America and you know and just promote America and
just love America and unite one blood, one nation under
God faith level.
Speaker 1 (59:00):
You are one of the ogs, as they'd like to
say it, of the Trump world. So thank you so much,
and we hope that a lot of what you're saying
is true as we watch this nferral.
Speaker 3 (59:13):
Yeah, thanks for having me. It'll be fine. God bless you, Noel.
Speaker 1 (59:17):
And that's all the time we have. Remember to join
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for joining me. Until next time.
I'm Chanel Rhone with the Weekly Briefing, Palm Beach edition.
Welcome to Florida midterm bloodbath. No, it was more of
a shower, and there were three basic reactions. The left celebrated,
he doesn't have a magic power. He is unpopular. He
is unpopular. He screwed you, the sellouts wind.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
If you want the Republican Party to thrive, we've got
to just finally speak out and say this man is
a loser.
Speaker 1 (00:41):
And the rest are begging for a truce between the
emerging Trump Desanta's battles. But at the end of the day,
a win is a win. That Gop bloodbath was more
a shower, but America still scrubbed itself of the stench
that is liberal madness. The House is under Republican control.
The Senate looks by the hour like it will be
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under Republican control. The wave not only happened, it crashed
on top of sitting Duck Joe Biden and has effectively
maimed the rest of his presidency. That's a win. The
cherry on top Mister Biden afterwards seems to believe he's
grown two inches and twenty years younger.
Speaker 3 (01:22):
And we're just getting started.
Speaker 4 (01:23):
The interesting thing is that this is all going to
really come into clear view for people in the month
and the months of January, February, March of next year
is just getting underway. So I'm optimistic about how the
public can going to even be more embracive than what
we've done.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
But Biden thinks his pro crime, pro poverty, pro inflation,
pro open borders leadership was somehow a recipe for success
is astounding. This absurdly misplaced sense of confidence is an
amazing win for liberty. Now Biden and his crazies have
a false sense of confidence enough to run for president again.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
Obviously a lot of attention on twenty twenty four, Now
that the votes have been cast in the mid terms,
two thirds of Americans in exit poles say that they
don't think you should run for reelection. What is your
message to them? And how does that factor into your
final decision about whether or not to run for reelection?
Speaker 5 (02:18):
It doesn't.
Speaker 6 (02:19):
What's yours to.
Speaker 5 (02:22):
Watch me?
Speaker 1 (02:24):
News flash? You don't get a medal because you lost
at a smaller margin than you thought you'd lose. As
much as the give everyone a participation trophy crowd would
like to deny it. The world is a binary place.
There's right and wrong, good and evil, winners and losers.
You hit your targeter, you miss it. And in Congress
(02:44):
there's a minority or a majority rule. This isn't horseshoes
and hand grenades. Close doesn't count. But enough of the
boring mid term analysis, which you've likely heard ad nauseum
since Tuesday. Just know the Republicans won, and we, as
the most advanced country in the world, still proved Democrats
can't count ballots unless it's in their favor. But I digress.
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On election night, Oan had the honor of being invited
to cover the midterms from forty fifth President Donald Trump
more a lago and from the ballroom as a hurricane
descended upon us. Outside, we watched the evening returns trickle in.
Republican wins were not coming in as fast and furious
as the world had expected, and the evening went long.
(03:29):
But the most interesting development out of this week's midterms
was this incredibly captivating fight between Donald Trump and Ron
DeSantis in their respective bids for the White House. Neither
have announced officially, but we know they planned to. Here's
what happened the midterms did not yield a total red tsunami.
(03:50):
The GOP then blamed Trump. Then they chose the one
guy they determined could best break up and lure the
MAGA movement back to pre Trump establishment paradise. Here you
have the Fox News is murdochs pushing a Trump is
done position that DeSantis is the next political Jesus.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Trump is the past.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Desantus, according to The New York Post.
Speaker 3 (04:15):
Is future.
Speaker 1 (04:16):
I love Varney, but that was a true Murdoch narrative.
Trump took to social media and through firebomb after firebomb
at this narrative by going straight for DeSantis's jugular ron
de Sanctimonius is playing games. The fake News asks him
if he's going to run if President Trump runs, and
he says, I'm only focused on the governor's race. I'm
(04:36):
not looking into the future. Well, in terms of loyalty
in class, that's really not the right answer. Are any
of you shocked? Since when did Trump take an attack
lying down? Isn't this why you voted for him? As
for all the people telling Trump he needs to stand
on stage with DeSantis on for herschel Walker and his
Georgia Senate runoff, with all due respect, to Governor DeSantis.
(04:59):
I'm a huge fan of as a lawmaker and a fighter.
But there's only one person all candidates were lining up
to get endorsements from, and it wasn't Governor DeSantis. The
person Herschel needs is the founder of the Mega Movement
and his lifelong friend, Donald Trump. Yet through all this,
my phone has been blowing up. Is Trump done? Is
(05:20):
DeSantis the one? Is this a GOP civil war? Who
gets the kids? So let's calm down. Here's the deal.
There are lots of unknowns here. We can speculate as
much as we want, but let's talk about what we
do know. Number One, Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis are
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two of the most dynamic political figures in three generations.
Love them or hate them, it's a fact. Both men
are successful in their own rights. Both men are tough, smart,
proven fighters. They're big boys. They've been smart enough to
get to where they are on their own. They know
what they're doing them.
Speaker 7 (06:00):
Slug it out, fight, fight, bye bye, bye, bye bye,
I'm coming bye.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
A good political fight can be healthy now and then.
Fighters are what we need. Fighters are what we want.
These two lions in the jungle aren't looking for your opinion.
Let knife sharpen knife, Let gloves come off. Let truck
fight for his base. Let DeSantis try to woo them.
The fraction may be raw at the beginning, but we
(06:27):
have two years to sort it out. That's an eternity
in politics. Remember what happened between Ronald Reagan and Herbert
Walker Bush. Their fights were ones for the ages. They
ultimately made up and Reagan made Bush as vice president.
In the end, they both became president. That's my opening statement.
Next up, rising gop Starr, the first red flip of
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the twenty twenty two midterms. Corey Mills will be right back.
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Speaker 1 (09:03):
Welcome back to weekly Briefing. Joining us now is a
special guest. He was the first red flip of the
midterm evening and he comes from the great state of Florida.
Congressman elect Corey Mills. Corey, it's such a pleasure to
have you back on We've been tracking your work and
your success. I mean, as an US Army veteran, you
served in Iraq in Afghanistan. You have long said you
(09:24):
want to bring that kind of service to Congress, and
it looks like you're now well on your way. Trump
and Doris to America first. You've got a lot going
for you. Corey, welcome back.
Speaker 11 (09:36):
Thank you so much for having me, and again, it's
an honor to be here. It's an honor to be
able to serve again. And you know how much I
love you and your husband, Courtland, So I'm excited to
be back.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
Well, Corey, you have you had a busy, busy primary.
When you started off on this race, you had eight candidates.
You beat them handily. You are even beat the you know,
the Speaker of the Florida who had a lot of
political weight. You won the general by fifty eight percent
of the vote in the general against the vice chair
(10:08):
of the Florida d NCC. So that was an amazing feat.
You wand back a seat that has been held by
Democrats for the past six years. Talk to us about
the process of winning the seat and what was the
one message that seemed to resonate in your district.
Speaker 11 (10:25):
But yeah, we had a very tough primary. There was
eight people in our primary. As you mentioned, we had
the former Florida State House Rep. Saventini in the race.
We had former Navy Seal Brady Duke in the race.
We had a few ex commissioners, vice mayors, and really
it was a good selection. You know, it's almost unfortunate
(10:45):
when you have that many great candidates all in one seat.
You almost wish you could kind of disperse and spread
them out into other areas where we could have been
a little bit stronger. But you know, my message was
very clear from the beginning, which is, you know, my
first hand experience when it comes to either the BOSH
withdrawal in Afghanistan, the geopolitical analytics that I bring to
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the table after publishing over thirty eight articles on the
issues of China and Russia Iran, all these things, my
firsthand knowledge of Ukraine and what was happening from when
I was there myself after the twenty fourteen invasion, when
I was doing evaluations there, the endless wars that we have.
Being a father of two and seeing what's happening in
our schools, our military academies, you know, being a job
(11:28):
creator as someone in the private sector, understanding what's happening
in the business sectors, and you know, also being not
that just our business is a job creator, but we
serve in support over two hundred law enforcement departments, So
understanding the real purpose and reason why we need to
be honoring and defending our brave.
Speaker 6 (11:43):
Men and women in blues. So, you know, we brought
a lot.
Speaker 11 (11:45):
Of experience into this that I think are really applicable
to today's you know environment, when it comes to the
attacks on the police, when it comes to the open borders,
when it comes to the endless wars, when it comes
to the America Last Agenda that the Biden and the Dems.
Speaker 6 (11:58):
Are putting forward. You know, really understood kind of how
the indoctrination process was going on and what we could
do as a country to become stronger.
Speaker 1 (12:09):
Now that's certainly a message that resonated in a state
like Florida and in your district. But you know, our
viewers may find your face familiar because they may remember
that you were one of those guys who ended up
stepping in and basically doing the job of the Biden
State Department, going in and rescuing people out of Afghanistan,
(12:30):
out of Ukraine. Still ongoing missions that you're conducting. So
that's something that's going to be very exciting to watch
as you take that kind of leadership to Washington. But
when we talk about leadership right now, there's a question
about who will lead the House majority. The understanding is
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that it'll be Leader McCarthy. What are your thoughts on
House leadership as it stands and what do you expect
to see from House leadership given the majority and kind
of the slim majority that is being taken up there now.
Speaker 11 (13:04):
Well, it certainly wasn't the red wave that was being predicted.
I think that there's a lot of kind of post
mortem analysis that needs to go on where we can
understand exactly what happened and what was left off. You know,
I contribute a lot of Lorda's success to kind of
the leadership under Governor Ron de Santus. I mean, he
didn't just campaign for himself. He was going around the
state campaigning from Marco Rubio, bringing me on to many
(13:28):
of his rallies and giving me a chance to speak
and recognizing me in front of the entire crowd as
a true America First member. And so, you know, I
think that there was a model to be had when
it comes to the Florida model, and I think that
we certainly need to look at that when it comes
to leadership and how we're going to be voting in this.
You know, for me, I think it's a little bit
premature until I know who's actually put their hat in
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the ring. You know, we still have time where there's
other members who are thinking about throwing their hat in.
There's a you know, a little bit of a stirrup
with the Freedom Caucus and whether or not this slim
majority actually gives them a further strength. And so I
think there's still a lot to kind of unpack before
we can get to that determination on who will be
the best selection. And for me, it's not about any
current or future leadership, you know, choices. It's about what
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do I see that it's going to be best for
the nation. What do I see is going to be
best for our party and what's going to be best
for us moving at twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
So it sounds like you have in the back of
your mind names other than McCarthy.
Speaker 11 (14:25):
Well, I wouldn't say that I have any names actually
in my mind. I just certainly don't like to go
out you know, as a military combat veteran, as someone
who has conducted numerous countertail, intel and counter terrorist operations,
you never try to go into anything with half of
the actual information. You want to get as much as possible,
and so it's good to know what's actually going to
be out there, who's going to be putting their hat
in the ring, what the strategy is moving forward. But
(14:48):
at the end of the day, regardless of who's in leadership,
we are going to hold them accountable to our actual merits.
We need to know that they're going to be on
an America first platform, secure borders, to defund these eighty
seven thousand deep state IR agents, to stop the funding
of endless wars, and start looking at real solutions, to
understand that it's an economic resource warfare we're involved in,
not kinetics. You know, we have to have someone in
(15:10):
leadership who not only understands how to build the party
from you know, taking new seats in twenty twenty four,
but also how do we deliver to the American people?
How do we deliver the campaign promises that I put
forth on this because that's one of the other things
that really got me into the seats, that they know
I'm a person of action.
Speaker 6 (15:26):
I'm not a politician.
Speaker 11 (15:27):
I'm a political outsider, but I'm a person who likes
to get things done. Whether it was serving in uniform,
whether it was going to Afghanistan and saving Americans myself,
whether it was during Hurricane Ian where I rolled up
my sleeves and went out and helped evacuations what they
saw and why I was able to get NPA's or
non party affiliations and even some Democrats to vote for
me is because they know I'm not a politician who's
going in there a cheap rhetoric.
Speaker 6 (15:47):
I'm about action.
Speaker 1 (15:52):
As a freshman member of the incoming class, you I
think very few would actually debate that you Actually you
are a rising star. You are someone who is on
the radar of a lot of folks on both sides,
and we expect to see you doing a lot of
things in that freshman class, talk to us about how
you're actually going to execute. What is the first order
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of business? You had to run on a lot of
issues for your district walk in first week. What does
that look like for you?
Speaker 11 (16:25):
Well, I've drafted three bills already that I planned to
go ahead and put before a lot of the members.
Speaker 6 (16:30):
You know, I was the most nationally endorsed candidate in
the country.
Speaker 11 (16:33):
I had twenty eight plus members of Congress, Senate, and
President Trump himself as well as for even local and
state reps.
Speaker 6 (16:41):
Who's gotten behind me.
Speaker 11 (16:42):
So you know, I look at all those endorsements not
as ways to fundraise, not as ways to try and
draw a name id, but people who understood my platform
and were willing to back it. And so I'm going
to actually hold them account as well and say, hey, look,
you got behind me when I told you my agenda.
Here's my three bills that I've already drafted for you
to look at to help sponsor, to ensure that it
hits the floor. You know, it's things like banning the
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purchase and ownership by foreigners of our farm lands. It's
things like ensuring that we can put something called the
publishing house built that I created, which holds publishing houses
accountable like Scholastics or McGraw hill under a felonious offence
if they actually publish with the intent of distribution and
appropriate pornographic material to public schools.
Speaker 6 (17:23):
And to our children.
Speaker 11 (17:24):
So you know, there's a lot of these types of things,
like tethering military salaries to rates of inflation so we
can never invisibly defund our military. So you know, these
are a lot of things, and I'm going to come
in day one willing to fight for because I didn't
take path or lobby, and I don't owe any favors.
You know, I primarily kind of funded a majority of
this race myself because I understood there's no disposable income
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out there after the forty year high inflation and increase
in CPI, et cetera. So I go in there with
no favors owed and with a lot of weight and
baggage that I can actually pull in there to say
this is what my district needs, this is where I'm at,
and I'm not willing to compromise.
Speaker 1 (18:01):
Corey Mills hitting the ground running. That surprises no one
who actually knows you. Corey Mill's out of the seventh
District Congressman elect. It's such a pleasure to be able
to say that. Now. Congratulations on your victory. It was
a hard fought one, but we look forward to seeing
what you are able to do with this seat.
Speaker 6 (18:20):
Thank you, Chanel, I really appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (18:24):
Up next, we bring in our one American News correspondence
from across the country. Some of them are still on
the ground covering midterm races that are still ongoing. We'll
be right back.
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Welcome back to weekly Briefing. On election night this week,
OAN had reporters stationed across the country, some embedded in
races that are still ongoing. To begin with, we will
start with Neil W. McCabe, who was embedded in the
Ron de Santis gubernatorial watch party. Neil, you watched as
Ron De Santis pulled a historic second victory. He had
(21:14):
a twenty point win, and that became the largest margin
for a Florida governor since reconstruction. How did he do it?
Speaker 12 (21:24):
Yeah, it really was an incredible win. And I think
the key to the DeSantis political and policy success is
that he campaigns as a conservative and he governs as
a conservative. And those conservative ideas and policies not only
do they work, but they resonate with the people. And
(21:45):
he went into districts, counties, neighborhoods that typically don't vote
for Republicans, and he spoke to them not as a
Republican who is trying.
Speaker 5 (21:55):
Out his Spanish right.
Speaker 12 (21:57):
He spoke to them as a father, as a veteran,
as a husband, as an American, and he talked to
them about the things that he cares about. And he
basically I think the bottom line is he is unconsulted.
He doesn't deal with focus groups. He runs the state
the way he thinks it should be run. As a
normal person, and he figures other normal people will find
(22:22):
that good and want to keep it going.
Speaker 5 (22:24):
And then you saw it.
Speaker 12 (22:26):
You know, the last time there was a big win
like this was Jeb Bush in twenty oh two and
that was thirteen points, which was really remarkable. But it
also speaks to how tightly contested the state of Florida is.
And so with a twenty point win by DeSantis, I
guess you could now say that this is a fairly
(22:47):
red state battleground no more channel.
Speaker 1 (22:53):
That's a great point. I mean, you were posted inside
that watch party. The energy in that room. I was
watching some of it from the ball room at Marra
A Lago, and it sounded like the energy in that
room was just you know, reaching national heights. Almost the
excitement over the second term just sound just seemed like
it was contagious.
Speaker 5 (23:16):
That was intense. There was an intense passion.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
And the support for DeSantis both on a statewide level
and also you know, the weight that he holds nationwide
is starting to get momentum. Let's talk about the fact
that he probably won't announce his bid for the presidency
until he's at least sworn in, and that's going to
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be in January. What are we going to see between
now and then? Is the governor going to call a
special session? Is there anything in particular that's going to
be pushed through between now and his being sworn in
for the second term.
Speaker 12 (24:02):
Well, you know, like a lot of great states, the
Florida legislature is not always in session, but sometimes there
are problems that.
Speaker 5 (24:10):
Need to be addressed.
Speaker 12 (24:12):
So if there is a special session, and the buzz
here in Tallahassee is that he will call a special session,
the first priority is going to be looking at that
insurance reform bill that he signed and just basically look
at it to say, hey, we just went through Hurricane
Ian in southwest Florida. How did that legislation perform for
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the insurance companies and for the homeowners and for the businesses,
and you know, the deductibles manageable? Are people getting paid?
Is the system that we reformed working? And whatever those
problems are, believe me, they're going to address them.
Speaker 5 (24:52):
Also, you know, there's a lot of attention on.
Speaker 12 (24:54):
DeSantis, So if there is a special session, there's a
very good chance he's going to address some those issues
that play nationally. He has also said that he would
sign legislation that would expand gun rights here in Florida.
Speaker 5 (25:08):
And really one of the most.
Speaker 12 (25:10):
Important bills would be a six week ban on abortions.
Right now, the state of Florida band's abortions after fifteen weeks.
And so he has said he will sign that six
week's bill. And of course that's going to get national
and international attention, and that would certainly certainly lead into
a presidential run if he does make that decision.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
You know, no doubt, all right, Neil, well, run dust
off that crystal ball, yes or no? Desanta's twenty twenty four?
Does he run?
Speaker 12 (25:40):
Ryan DeSantis runs for president in twenty twenty four?
Speaker 5 (25:43):
It's a lock.
Speaker 1 (25:44):
Neil W. McCabe, thank you so much. We turned out
to Caitlin Sinclair. I will say America's favorite New York reporter. Caitlin,
you were embedded in the herschel Walker campaign on election night.
Watch the returns come in. E've been tracking the ups
and downs of that race. Take us back to that night.
(26:07):
What did you see and what was the mood of
the crowd overall? Now that we know that herschel Walker
is going into a Senate runoff.
Speaker 13 (26:16):
Yeah, Chanel I mean, the crowd was so energetic, and
this was a candidate that has had no political background, right,
so he really rose to the occasion here and fans
absolutely adore him. So the energy was very enthusiastic.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
It was a very late night.
Speaker 13 (26:33):
Of course, the team was pretty convinced that they could
win the race without going into a runoff.
Speaker 1 (26:39):
But here we are. So in the next thirty.
Speaker 13 (26:41):
Days, everyone needs to focus on this race, right It's
going to be a huge battle. Now we know from
the Walker team he has already raised three point three
million dollars just in these first one or two days
of his runoff campaign. So I think that this election
runoff will be all about getting these same folks that
(27:01):
were there on election height to turn back out. Now,
Walker was the only Republican candidate in the state that
was up against a Democratic incumbent. So every other race
was a Republican incumbent defending against a Democratic challenge or
an open seat. So he was the only one taking
on a Democratic incumbent. So I mean, a tough one there,
(27:24):
and he's again never run for office before. There was
of course a bit of a learning curve, but from
what we've heard from the experts down in the state
of Georgia. They really feel that he has mastered it
quite quite quickly. And from the issues of inflation to
crime to illegal immigration, Walker has focused.
Speaker 1 (27:44):
On the issues. That's what his campaign's been all about.
Speaker 13 (27:47):
Warnock seems to have quite radical views on all of
these issues, and he focused most of his campaign on
attacking candidate Walker instead.
Speaker 1 (27:56):
Do you see the Walker campaign in the couple days
since the election has taken place, In a few days
since we have learned that it's now going to be
a runoff, have you seen the Walker campaign adopt any
new strategies? Is there going to be a more focused
message towards the voters as they make this second pitch,
(28:17):
you know what?
Speaker 13 (28:17):
They're keeping that momentum going, Chanel, And there has been
a few different calls, I'm sure you're aware of. The
first one, number one, to have President Trump delay this
announcement that we're all anticipating, right because no one wants
to talk about twenty twenty four until we get through
twenty twenty two, until after December sixth. At number two,
(28:38):
there's been a few calls to have Florida Governor ron
De Santez come up to the state of Georgia and
campaign for Herschel Walker. So they're going to call in
a lot of these big names to come up to
the state and help the Walker campaign. Now, I mentioned
that Raphael Warnock focused a lot of his campaign on
attacking Herschel Walker the Cantons it now, Herschel's life story
(29:02):
has been an entire story of overcoming right, whether it
was the challenges of his youth, the challenges on the
athletic field. He's had many mental health challenges, business challenges,
and he's been really open about these challenges with voters.
So I think from what I've heard from the campaign
is they're going to continue to have him be open, authentic,
(29:24):
not straight away from his past. So that way there's
there's nothing that Warnock can attack him on. And I
don't know what kind of record Warnock actually has in
the state of Georgia. But again, Walker has focused solely
on the issues here, and I think there's an inspiration
in his story for everyone.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
Oh that's a great point, Caitlin. You are traditionally normally
stationed up in New York. New York's your home state.
Talk about the developments out of New York real quick
We don't have a ton of time, but there are
some shifts that had took place in your state these
the past few days, and it was quite surprising.
Speaker 13 (30:04):
It was Chanel, and I'll leave you guys with this.
So at a last count, Zelden had two point six
million votes. That was more than any other Republican running
for a state office in New York. It was also
more than the last Republican governor, George Pataki, that he
gained in each of his three election victories. So it
(30:27):
wasn't the results we were all looking for, but Zelden's
focus on public safety and law enforcement it struck such
a cord with voters who are concerned about the violent crime,
especially here in New York City were based and that
really helped them pick up some of these congressional seats.
He really indicated his ability Zelden to reach voters and
(30:50):
he helped his fellow New York Republicans pick up at
least ten House seats.
Speaker 1 (30:56):
Ten that's quite a number. Caitlin Sinclair, New York embedded
in the Georgia race, will be tracking your reporting as
that race continues. Thank you so much. Next up, we
go to Arizona, where they're still as of this week
counting votes, and then we get a recap from then
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Speaker 1 (33:41):
Welcome back. We continue our midterm recap and now we
go to the exciting state of Arizona, where our political
correspondent Dan Baldwin has been tracking the seemingly endless counting
of the ballance there in America Baccounty, Dan, what's going on?
Speaker 14 (34:00):
To be back, Chanelle, It's just really a slow drip
out here in Maricopa County. For those of you who
remember twenty twenty, it felt like days days in order
to get the vote count here in this most populous
county in Arizona. Back in the August second primary, a
very similar thing, and that's exactly what we're seeing here
in Maricopa, with officials saying the counting might even go
(34:21):
until Monday or Tuesday of this upcoming week.
Speaker 1 (34:26):
Dan tell us why that is. We look at a
state like Arizona where they count mail in balance and
early voting as they come in so that you don't
have this backup on election day? Does Maricopa County just
wait until the very last second? Like, what's going on?
Why does Maricopa have this problem every single election?
Speaker 14 (34:48):
Well, a big thing this election is mail in ballots
that were dropped off on election day. By law, they're
not actually allowed to signature verify those ballots until when
Wednesday morning. So this election cycle, this past Tuesday, they
received channel two hundred and ninety two thousand mail in
(35:10):
ballots that were walked into polling locations by voters and
dropped off in person. What happens with them is from
midnight to five am following election day, they were sorted
and put forth towards signature verification the Wednesday after they
were worked towards getting signature verified. Then they were passed
off to a bipartisan processing team to make sure that
(35:31):
the ballot wasn't damaged, it was good enough for tabulation,
and then they got moved forward to tabulation. Now, Maricopa
County officials were saying that this was a seventy percent
increase in these types of ballots. From twenty to twenty
there were only about one hundred and seventy thousand or
so of these in Maricopa County and twenty twenty, meanwhile,
(35:53):
they're two hundred and ninety two thousand this time around.
Speaker 1 (36:00):
Wow, Dan, tell us where the races are at. Now,
you've been embedded in Carrie Lake's campaign for a while now.
The tone that we're getting out of Carrie Lake's office
and team seems to be that they're fairly confident that
the counting is going to go their way and go
the GOP way, even for Blake Masters. Is that the
(36:24):
tone that they're going to carry into next week.
Speaker 14 (36:28):
Well, we'll certainly see. But her message has been resolute
and it's been unwavering. She will one hundred percent win,
not a doubt in her mind. She believes that when
the dust settles she will be the next governor of Arizona.
And now the reason for that is, if we can
go back to the August second primary, Lake found herself
down by ten percent right off the bat to her
(36:49):
main primary challenger, Karen Taylor Robeson, and then she slowly
clawed her way back in the reason for that is
Arizona and Maricopa County in particular count mail in ballots
that were received prior to election day. First, those tend
to be primarily heavily Democratic. Now, these two hundred and
ninety two thousand ballots that are really left to be counted,
Chanel tend to historically lean Republican. That is why she
(37:14):
believes that she will end up coming out on top.
As of Friday, she's only down by about twenty seven
thousand votes. Her message is that come Monday, come Tuesday,
she will be ahead of Hobbes, Hammaday will be ahead
of his opponent Chris Mays, and Blake Masters will be
ahead of Mark Kelly. Now Masters is the difficult one
to assess. He finds himself down by about one hundred
(37:36):
and fifteen thousand votes. Come Friday, Lake again is only
down by about twenty seven thousand on Friday, So Blake
Masters has a significantly uphill battle to go if he
wants to upend the incoming senator from Arizona.
Speaker 1 (37:53):
All right, well, I asked Neil W. McKay this, and
I'm going to ask you a crystal ball question. Yes
or no? Does Blake Masters grab that Senate seat.
Speaker 14 (38:05):
It's gonna come right down to the wire, Chanel. If
he hits margins of sixty six percent or better on
these ballot dumps from two hundred and ninety two thousand,
and there's also seventeen thousand ballots that were rejected by
tabulators that were on election day, they should skew it
heavily towards Masters and Lake.
Speaker 5 (38:22):
He has a chance.
Speaker 14 (38:24):
But if you were a smart betting man, the smart
money might be on Mark Kelly to narrowly hold on
to this Senate seat. But it would be foolish to
count out Masters.
Speaker 1 (38:32):
At this point. Dan Baldwin out in the field in
Arizona watching those recounts. Where we checking back in with
you soon, I'm sure, Thanks Dan. We go now to DC,
where our DC Bureau chief John Hines has been watching
all of this from a big picture lens. John your
(38:52):
take on the week.
Speaker 15 (38:55):
Wow, what a week. I don't know if anybody can
really put a take on it, but it's you know,
the election.
Speaker 1 (39:02):
When can it's you? John, You've got the overlook.
Speaker 15 (39:05):
Well, we were up on the tenth floor there election that,
You're right, so we had a high level view. I
guess you could say I think that essentially, I think
what happened is that people had very high expectations and
if you look at the numbers, take a look at
the numbers. For instance, everybody was saying that the House
(39:25):
there would be a red tsunami in the House. They
were comparing it to nineteen ninety four and twenty ten.
If you look at nineteen ninety four and twenty ten,
the Republicans in the House started with much lower numbers
that it was in the one eighties. One eighty five,
one eighty nine was the number of Republicans in ninety four.
Same thing in about twenty ten, and so you had
(39:46):
gains there in the forty seat region in twenty ten
and something similar in nineteen ninety four. Remember, in twenty
twenty the Republicans did really well. They actually picked up
seats in the House. Memory serves it was fifteen eighteen,
something like that. So then you come back here, the
(40:06):
number was already two hundred and twelve Republicans in the House,
so they may end up somewhere to twenty five, you know,
maybe two thirty, which is about the high water mark
for the GOP in the House. The difference between this
year in previous tsunamis is that a lot of the
(40:27):
gains of the Republicans I think were already baked into
the cake in twenty eighteen in terms of the House.
In the Senate, take a look at the numbers, once again,
it was an uphill climb from the beginning. The Democrats
were defending only fourteen seats. Republicans were defending twenty one,
which means if you're a Republican running in the Senate
(40:50):
and you've got to hold every single seat that you have,
and that's you know, a very large number there compared
to what the Democrats were having to to defend twenty
one to fourteen. So if you only lose one Pennsylvania,
well that's not that bad actually in terms of the numbers.
(41:10):
Once again, by the way, there are three states which
are more or less still up in the air. We
know that Nevada, Arizona, and Georgia. There's a good chance
that the Republicans and the Senate could take two of
those three, maybe three of those three. I'm hearing from
some people, and we just won't know. Finally, mail in voting,
(41:32):
mail in voting. We know that Republicans lost mail in
and early voting in one key Senate race that was Pennsylvania.
A million people had early voted and mail in voted
in that race by election day, and we know by
the voting registration that's seventy percent of those people were Democrats.
(41:55):
So a lot of those people, by the way, had
actually mailed in and voted before that debate on the
twenty fifth I guess it was the twenty fifth of
October in which the lieutenant governor did so poorly. So
Republicans need to figure out a mail in early vote strategy.
They need to figure out how to win that. They
(42:15):
still it seems like really haven't quite gotten that figured out,
and that cost us one Senate seat was that early
mail in voting loss. And if Republicans had seventy percent
of the vote in early mail in balloting in Pennsylvania,
you'd be talking about Senator Oz instead of instead of
(42:36):
Senator Well, the lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, we would have
a Senator Oz. And so that's one key, key ingredient
in that Oz Federman race.
Speaker 1 (42:52):
I think.
Speaker 15 (42:53):
So, I think that those are three takeaways.
Speaker 1 (42:55):
John, So you make you make an excellent point about
the malee balance. I mean, there are states like Florida,
for example, who have actually streamlined their mail in balance
systems so that when mail in balance or early voting
comes in, they tabulate them as they come in rather
than tabulating tabulating them on the day. That's one issue
(43:17):
with mail and balance nationwide. The second thing, though, that
you brought up is reminds me of when the Democrats
were beating Republicans for many years when it came to
their strategy of small dollar donations online, and it wasn't
until Trump moved in with his financial team that they
(43:40):
kind of boosted those numbers for the GOP. Do you
think that the GOP actually will take these last midterms
as as a warning sign or as instruction that they
now need to start building or restructuring their entire mail
in balance strategy or is there going to be a
(44:01):
separate pathway altogether for the GOP.
Speaker 15 (44:05):
I think mail in balloting is one blind spot for Republicans.
I think this election proves that that they have not
focused enough tension on that, and I think in two
years you'll see statewide efforts focusing more on that. And
as you illustrate with fundraising, the Democrats were head of Republicans.
(44:25):
They went to work on that, and certainly that was
I think that the president, the former president changed that dynamic,
and I think that what we'll be seeing next time
is similarly a focus on mail in balloting and early voting.
I think the Republicans will go to school on what
(44:46):
the Democrats did and see if they can turn that
around a little bit. I think someone analogous to the
fundraising fundraising issue that you just mentioned.
Speaker 1 (44:54):
Yes, John, I did this with Neil, But real quick
last question, yes or no? Grab your crystal ball. Does
Kevin McCarthy become leader McCarthy or is there someone else
waiting in the water?
Speaker 3 (45:08):
Wow?
Speaker 15 (45:09):
That's a juicy question there.
Speaker 6 (45:11):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (45:13):
You know that's up in the end, is it leader McCarthy.
Speaker 15 (45:17):
It's kind of up in the air right now. Say
there's some pushback on that and the Freedom cauc is
because the GOP had such lower numbers and they expected
the freedom cocky is probably has a little more power
than they would normally have. So they're going to have
a conversation. Let me put it that way, They're going
to have a conversation, a heart to heart before they
give their support to mister McCarthy.
Speaker 1 (45:41):
All right, DC Bureau Chief John Hines, thank you so much.
Thank you to all our correspondents Neil W. McCabe, Daniel Baldwin,
Caitlyn Sinclair and of course John Hines. Excellent coverage this week.
It was certainly a week to remember when it comes
to midterm history. Thank you all again.
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Speaker 1 (48:45):
Welcome back to weekly Briefing. Here to lay out what
many conservatives are asking about and wondering about. Is Bruce
Leval a longtime friend and advisor to President Trump. Bruce,
can you tell us what has happened to Trump World
right now? How would you describe it?
Speaker 3 (49:04):
Well, thanks for having me.
Speaker 7 (49:06):
Lots of fun, there's always a lot of action, and
once again thanks for having me.
Speaker 3 (49:10):
You know, I think what it is is a lot
of the.
Speaker 7 (49:12):
Anticipation, in the anxiousness of like obviously wanting him to announce,
and we're going to run for the third time, and yes,
we're going to win for the third time. So I
think there's a lot of a little anxiety of people,
of anxiousness of wanting him to hurry up and to
go ahead and declare, and to like, Okay, let's get
(49:33):
this train going some more. So I think that's a
fair analysis based on the current temperature right now.
Speaker 3 (49:39):
In Trump world.
Speaker 1 (49:40):
My goodness. I mean, one of the results of the
midterm elections is that you've got this rift between Governor
DeSantis and President Trump, and a lot of conservatives are
torn right now. You have reports of the Trump world
divided in in the in their advice about when to announce.
(50:04):
The original thought was perhaps he'll announce next Tuesday from
lur Lago, And now you have people like you know,
former Press Secretary Kaylee Mcanenn, he's saying that he should
wait until after the Georgia runoffs. What's your take on
this divide and and and what Trump is listening to
right now?
Speaker 3 (50:25):
Well, let me let me.
Speaker 7 (50:26):
Take it from this perspective. I'll address the DeSantis issue.
You know, first of all, quote, if it wasn't for
President Trump, Donald John Trump, Ron DeSantis would not be
where he is now.
Speaker 3 (50:37):
Quote. And that also applies to Brian Kimp just for
the record.
Speaker 7 (50:42):
So and you y'all remember the record, remember the race
back in eighteen. We literally dodged a bullet. You know,
I'm an I have a Florida house in Atlanta, so
I'm a dual resident, I like to say, from from
Georgia to Atlanta, excuse me, to Florida.
Speaker 3 (50:56):
And so we dodged the bullet Andrew Gillian.
Speaker 1 (50:59):
Uh.
Speaker 7 (50:59):
No one really knew Ron de Santis until quote President
Trump came in and went out and rallied behind him,
endorsed him, and pushed him over the edge to get
the governor's mansion in Florida.
Speaker 3 (51:11):
Just for the record.
Speaker 7 (51:12):
So, I think a lot of this noise, you know, unfortunately,
is coming from the folks who don't like the never Trumpers.
Obviously they're Republicans as well as some of the Democrats
are trying to egg on as some of the media
is trying to egg on everyone and instigate it, as
you might say, and to get everyone like, you know,
you know, us against them and everything.
Speaker 3 (51:32):
You know.
Speaker 7 (51:32):
I think, respectfully, they have a good relationship.
Speaker 3 (51:37):
However, I know the President as it relates to when.
Speaker 7 (51:39):
It's time to announce, he has great discernment and great
political discernment.
Speaker 3 (51:46):
When there's timing. I know it doesn't. Remember this is
not a traditional.
Speaker 7 (51:49):
Playbook candidate, and I constantly have to remind people about well,
according to the playbook, he's.
Speaker 3 (51:56):
Supposed to do this on page two, page five.
Speaker 7 (51:58):
No will follow him as well as God will tell
him when it's time to announce. But in terms of
all this back and forth, that Ron is sanding. But
I will say that for all Thoses Santus people out there,
as you said earlier, but whether it for President Trump,
you would not be in the governor's mans number one,
number two. If anyone wants to come out and challenge
in twenty twenty four, we're not gonna play with you. You
(52:21):
know it's game on, So you got to be ready.
This is this is a real deal that we're dealing
with out here. Obviously, for what we've been dealing with
the left as well as a Biden administration and the
fake collusion and all.
Speaker 3 (52:33):
The other things. You know, this is not some kind
of game. This is the real deal. So if you're
wanting to stick your head on here in twenty twenty four,
you need.
Speaker 7 (52:42):
To understand something that you know it's game on and
we're not going to.
Speaker 3 (52:46):
Play with you it's going to be It's going to
be real.
Speaker 1 (52:49):
So, you know, hold on, I've mentioned this earlier, but
I feel like the two personalities at play, Bruce, Are
you know these both Trump and DeSantis? Are you know,
once in a generation, once in several generation type personalities
who have burst onto the political scene. We will not
(53:09):
see leaders like these two in a very long time.
And we've seen President Trump in action from the executive office,
and we've seen DeSantis in action from the executive branching
the in Florida. What happens if they drag this fight
on until twenty twenty four? Do you expect it to
drag on that long? Or do you expect some you know,
(53:32):
forces to go through or someone to come in and
kind of mediate what happens. Or do they just have
to take their gloves off and start fighting each other
until we see some kind of outcome.
Speaker 7 (53:42):
Well, I think it's like I said, I think it's
bigger than what Well, the noise is bigger than what
the actual reality is. Number one and number two, you
know everyone knows that.
Speaker 3 (53:52):
You know.
Speaker 7 (53:53):
You got to remember President Trump has been out in
the media world, in the business world, and as you
might call it, the entertainment world for as a celebrity,
and he's used to you know, the noise back and
forth for forty years. Now, Ron's a young you know,
up and coming leader. You know, he's only been tested
as relates in Florida. The young man he's in this forties,
(54:16):
beautiful wife, awesome family. And I agree with a lot
of my other colleagues, is like, you know, what, be
the best two turn governor you can be, because if
he comes out on twenty twenty four, we're going to
destroy him in the primary and President Trump will be
the nominee and he will win.
Speaker 3 (54:32):
The presidency again.
Speaker 7 (54:34):
And why waste an energy on such a good talent,
you know, just be calm, everyone be patient. You know
the other thing too, Chanel And great question. Remember President
Trump only gets to have four years, so he's essentially
coming in, you know. And so the twenty twenty eight
is going to be wide open for a lot of
good candidates, hopefully America first candidates.
Speaker 3 (54:55):
And by this time it might be a new as
I call it, I'm big, you know, the group new
kids on the block. I just say that way. But
it might be.
Speaker 7 (55:03):
Another person that rises up that might just be just
as strong as the Scantis.
Speaker 3 (55:07):
So you know that's my advice.
Speaker 7 (55:09):
You know, from as in my late fifties and a
person myself started working in politics since I was eighteen,
working for Ronald We're egan stuffing envelopes. So this is
not my first rodeo, and I've seen a lot of
you know, transitions like this and emotions. But you know
that's my advice to run Santis group. If they're watching this,
just becom be patient. You know, your one year governorship again,
(55:33):
second term, do a great job, you know, and then boom.
Twenty twenty eight is wild wide open, but twenty twenty
four you come out.
Speaker 3 (55:41):
It might be a career ended at this time, you
challenge President Trump.
Speaker 1 (55:45):
Quote, Bruce, you have been in politics. You've watched all
kinds of amazing fights ebb and flow on the political scene.
You've seen parties change hand time and again. What were
your thoughts on the midterms overall? I saw you there
at the watch party at mar A Lango. You were
you were like everyone else watching all of these races
(56:06):
with a lot of anticipation, but there was certainly a
lot of surprises and the so called red wave, there
was still a wave it just wasn't as big as
everyone expected it to be. What is your take on
the health of the GOP right now? And they're seeming
tact of turning against Trump, kind of blaming Trump on
(56:28):
all of this.
Speaker 7 (56:30):
Yeah, well, let me let me explain this in perspective.
People forget when you hear the term America First, that's
just not some kind of you know, business jingle, you
know jingle saying, oh, America First. I want to say.
I mean, I've said this many times many networks. To me,
it was never a red wave, it was America First wave.
So you got to remember was still dealing with both
(56:51):
sides of establishment for generations on both sides of the aisle.
Here you had a former president, President Donald John Trump
that ran on a campaign not being beholding to special
interest in pay to play. So essentially, we're promoting and
encouraging people, we the people by the people to serve
and to step up and put their name on these
(57:12):
ballots in these congressional seats and Senate seats, local too, Chanel.
In terms of state reps, state house school board, you're
going to see a huge amount of America First school
board men and women who take office in January. So
that's essentially what the wave is. The Other part of
this is he has the strongest winningest endorsements in the
(57:34):
history of the United States. Number two, we will get
the House, you see, will be plus two twenty plus
of the House. We will take over the House December sixth.
We will get herschel Walker over the finish line and
you see what's going on Nevada, and we're going to
get the majority of the Senate.
Speaker 3 (57:50):
So everyone just calmed down, relaxed stuff.
Speaker 7 (57:53):
All the left and right middle of the fighting, because
you have to truly understand what the America First agenda
that is and what it entails. That's the heart and
soul of the country. And those are the candidates. As
I like to say, we're resurrected. I use that word
that we're on this uh, this last ballot, and you're
(58:13):
going to see some great leaders step up in January,
because you remember, we're still trying to to adjust this
historical generational as I call it, people in office for
decades and decades on both sides. So this is the
great as I call it, control of the lead. So
it doesn't it's not it can't happen overnight. It takes
a gradual progression. So that's my advice, you know, especially
(58:37):
all the OA and M viewsers, Calm.
Speaker 3 (58:38):
Down, relax. You know we're gonna get there.
Speaker 7 (58:41):
Don't, as my mother always said, don't let the enemy
rent space in your mind and your heart on what
the main goal is, which is to to you know,
protect America and you know and just promote America and
just love America and unite one blood, one nation under
God faith level.
Speaker 1 (59:00):
You are one of the ogs, as they'd like to
say it, of the Trump world. So thank you so much,
and we hope that a lot of what you're saying
is true as we watch this nferral.
Speaker 3 (59:13):
Yeah, thanks for having me. It'll be fine. God bless you, Noel.
Speaker 1 (59:17):
And that's all the time we have. Remember to join
us every week for weekly briefing at two pm Eastern,
and remember to tune in and watch One American News
on your favorite streaming devices. I'm Chanel Rion. Thank you
for joining me. Until next time.
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