June 3, 2026 • 33 mins
What do Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner and Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico have in common? According to Tudor Dixon and Kyle Olson, they represent the increasingly radical direction of today's Democratic Party. In this episode, Tudor breaks down the controversies, statements, and policy positions surrounding two rising Democratic candidates who are generating headlines for all the wrong reasons.
From allegations surrounding Graham Platner's past social media posts, political rhetoric, and personal controversies to James Talarico's progressive views on faith, abortion, gender ideology, immigration, and voter ID laws, Tudor examines why these candidates are gaining traction within the modern Democratic coalition—and what their rise says about the party's future.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to the Tutor Dixon Podcast. Before we get started today,
which we are going to have an explosive podcast where
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Kyle Olsen. You guys know him. He is with The
Midwesterner and today we are going to break down the
state of the Democrat Party, which I think these two
candidates kind of break down the state of the Democrat
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Party right now. So you've probably heard that there's a
big Senate race in Texas. You know, on the Republican side.
It's Ken Paxton. He is the current attorney General. An
interesting guy because he's won statewide three times. But he's
up against this kid named James Tallerico. He's like the tiny,
more like delicate version of Beto O'Rourke. And that's saying something.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Yes, he's he's a sitting state representative. There's been a
ton of videos that have come out. He's what kind
of Christians they call him?
Speaker 1 (02:01):
I thought he was a Presbyterian, but yeah.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
But I'm saying there's some yeah, there's some like left
wing Christian designation. I can't remember the name of it.
But so he sort of wraps himself in the Bible
and Christianity and what he thinks Christianity should be.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Well, I yes, so he wraps himself in his version
of the Bible. I'll just I'll say that.
Speaker 2 (02:28):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
So we're going to go through a lot of the
different stories about James Tallerico. But first I want to
get to another guy who has a primary next week
in Maine, Maine's primary as the ninth right, Chris ninth
Graham Platner. And the reason that I wanted to do
this today is because last week we saw a yard
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sign in one a local business's like front yard right,
that was for Abdul al Sayad. And I personally know
the person that owns this business, and I like jokingly texted,
oh see, you're in support of Abdul, and they texted back, No,
I haven't really decided what I'm doing for the Senate.
And then it was like, oh, I see that you've
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sent me a picture of my own shop. Hmm, I'll
have to check that out. And then a few days
later I got just looked up Abdul. Definitely not a
fan of this person. This is not who I would
vote for. But I say that because this is someone
who has historically been a donor to campaigns been heavily
involved in campaigns and clearly is not at the point
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where they've researched candidates yet or understand who's running on
the Democrat side. So I felt like it was kind
of important for us to go through a few of these.
And I'm not going through Michigan's yet because Abdul is
not the definite candidate. He is leading right now in
the polls, and I think he is a scary candidate
for the state of Michigan, but for the country in general,
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and we'll get to that if he continues to lead,
But right now, I think it's an important for us
to go through grand Platner and James Tylerico and grand
Platner because he is leading. He really is kind of
the only candidate they have their former or their current governor. Right.
Janet Mills, she announced that she was running, and then
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a few weeks ago, like a month ago, right, she
decided to suspend her campaign for this lunatic Grand Platner.
And then just a couple of days ago she was like,
you remember me, I actually I suspended my campaign, but
still on the ballot in case you're looking for a
different option. And I think it's because he's scandal after
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scandal after scandal.
Speaker 2 (04:37):
Yeah. Well, and I know we're not talking about Abdul,
but he comes from the same bucket. I guess as
Platner where they're coming. They're on the far left, they're
on the progressive socialist left. And that's the energy in
the Democratic Party right now. And so I'm sort of thinking,
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and we're seeing a lot of poles in Michigan. There's
the latest polls shows that Abdul is ahead over thirty
five percent, so he's not necessarily running away with it,
but he still is ahead. And it's and it's significant
too because there's someone else who's sort of trying to
straddle between the more I was gonna say moderate, but
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they're not establishment and the far left. But that doesn't
seem to be necessarily impacting him. Well, it probably is,
but he's still winning.
Speaker 1 (05:33):
But if she weren't there, he would be. So it's
him and the and I would say Haley Stevens is
like the old Democrat establishment, like still party shifting left,
but more establishment and supported by those establishment people. He
would be blowing her out of the water. If there
weren't this middle of the road person hanging out there,
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and I'm sure, I'm sure the progressives are ready to
just say get out right.
Speaker 2 (05:58):
And so the point of all of that is that
that's where the energy for the Democrats is. Yes, you
know not even it used to be the radical position
was abolish ice. Now it's let's you know, march them
through the streets and prosecute and rip off mass and
all of that. And so that's where grand Platner is
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coming from, that's where at Duel's coming from, that's where
a lot of Democrats are coming from. And it's and
it's almost like the more outrageous thing you could say
about Trump about Republican policies, the better. And so that's
why these to me, that's why these candidates are being successful.
Speaker 1 (06:37):
So I remember when grand Platner first announced and he
had this video and he's kind of like this, he's
kind of this rough and tumble guy. So I think
he was like the man version of a progressive, like
they've never actually had seen a man, a strong, manly
guy as a progressive and the like, oh look we've
got a dude. But he's like a total scumbag. So
he came out, he's got this like beard and he's
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like an oyster farmer, which is, you know, claims I
guess a rough for a job, you know, so he's like,
I'm doing hard work every day. He's got this weirdly
deep voice, like almost he's just like different than any
progressive they've ever had, right, So Bernie Sanders jumps on
this bandwagon right away, but he's got endorsements from Bernie,
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Elizabeth Warren, Roe Conna, and I think this one's interesting
Ruben Diego, which I personally think that Ruben endorsed him
because he lost Eric Swalwell and he's like, I've got
to replace him with a new guy. That's a total
sleeves bag. Because just the most recent information that's come
out about Graham Plattner, in addition to all these other
things we're going to talk about, is that he has
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been sexting women. So it's like twelve women. He just
got married, I think in twenty four or something, twenty
three or twenty four, twenty three, so his wife tells
the campaign manager. Just so you know, I think one
thing that could come out is that he was sexting
these women, these twelve different women, and I'm just concerned
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that that could hurt his campaign. This woman has been
married to him for a half an hour and she's
worried about this hurting him. I'm like, why are you
with this guy. She's in the middle of IVF treatments.
He's sexting women, which he's sexting them with pictures of himself.
And maybe I guess if you're like a, I don't
even know what a Democrat woman is. But if you're
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a Democrat woman, this is maybe the first time you've
seen a man that is not frail, you know. So
this guy is you know, he's built, and he has
he's sexting them with a towel around his waist, and
he has his phone strategically placed over his Nazi tattoo,
because that's another lovely characteristic of this man. He has
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a Nazi tattoo right on his chest, a.
Speaker 2 (08:51):
Nazi yeah, and he so yes. So that was the
first scandal that came out. And it's a it's like
a it's yeah, it's not a swastika, but it's like
a skull and crossbones.
Speaker 1 (09:07):
Which is like what it's called something a totem comp
or something. And he and he would like brag that
this he's claimed he didn't know what it was, but
he brag that he had this whatever the word is,
I'm saying it wrong, I'm sure, but yes.
Speaker 2 (09:22):
So then once it was exposed, then he supposedly had
it covered up with something else. But it's but it's
an indicator, right, It's an indicator of.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Well, yeah, because if you have a Nazi tattoo on
your chest for twenty years and then he was like,
I got it because I had PTSD and I was
just like, I'm gonna get drunk and get a tattoo.
It's like, that is not the tattoo you get when
you have PTAS, Like, let's go with the Nazi tattoo? What?
And so he has so just just covered it up
because he's campaigning. Let's face it, in all these years,
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he didn't cover it up. He just covered it up
once people were like, oh my word, he has a
Nazi tattoo. And then he's like, I'll just I'm over it.
I'll cover it up. It was a thing. It's not anymore.
Give me a break, you guys. Listen. Between twenty thirteen
and twenty twenty one, he made multiple posts on Reddick
calling himself a communist. So this was not a mistake.
(10:19):
This is not he had. He has all of these
crazy posts he's he's got that. He's got one where
he said all cops are bastards. I mean, this is
not the kind of guy that you want to have
in our government. He also agreed with a post that
called rural white Americans racist and stupid. This is a terrible.
Speaker 2 (10:39):
Person, which is interesting because isn't a lot of main
rural Yes.
Speaker 1 (10:44):
Yeah, but that's also kind of like the vibe he
gives is the rural white American And I mean maybe
he maybe he's like from personal experience, I agree with
this post.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
Yeah, And well now, but see, I think that I
think the Democrats' mentality when it comes to candidates like
this is that if they can get sort of a
rugged male who is still a socialist, they can peel
off enough votes in order to win.
Speaker 1 (11:11):
Yeah. I think it's like a diamond in the rough.
They're like, we actually have a dude's dude and then
you get into it and he's a total sleezeball so
in he also he has all this stuff where he
was like I gotta just read this. In twenty thirteen,
he was in a Reddit discussion and the discussion was
apparently about anti rape underwear, and he wrote that people
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should people worried about assault should quote take some responsibility
from themselves and not get so effed up that they
wind up having sex with someone they don't mean to.
I mean, this guy is a horrible person. And think
about all of the Democrats that have called the president
a rapist and all and have said all these things
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about Republicans and how you can't have any anybody that
doesn't respect women, and that's what he says.
Speaker 2 (12:03):
Well, and don't forget remember there was a candidate in
Michigan who I won't name, made similar statements. Yeah, and
remember the ads that the Democrats ran, just tearing him
to shreds. So, I mean, we know that there's no
there's no principles there, there's no you know, uh, integrity
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and politics. But it's interesting that they give grand platner
at the past when they go after other candidates saying
basically the same thing.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Well, and you you talked about this idea of violence
in them solving things with violence, and this is the
kind of guy who he talks a lot about guns.
There was a last week, the scandal there's a scandal
with this dude every single week. So it started with
the tattoo, then the rape comments came out. Then it
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was last week it was the and that was like
the there was the but last week it was the
fact that there was this video that surfaced of a
US soldier being ambushed by Afghan soldiers and he was like,
I can't get enough of this video. I laugh every
time I watch it, and like he said something about
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he wished the Afghan soldier had killed the guy because
he deserved it an American soldier. And then when asked
about it, he was like, I've had friends die overseas
in war, so you can't ask me about this. That
was his reaction, like I've experienced this, so it's off
limits for you to ask me. Can you imagine anything
being off limits for the press?
Speaker 2 (13:38):
No?
Speaker 1 (13:39):
No.
Speaker 2 (13:39):
And so this guy, he's a huge train wreck. And
it's interesting it's coming out now. It's before their primary
and he has really no opponent, right, and so it's
interesting that it's coming out now, and you have to
wonder are the Democrats putting all of this stuff out
and if they are, why.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
Maybe they think he can recover from it, because if
you get it all out now, then what can be
used against him? And I will say Republicans have to
effectively use this. This is why we're talking about it
now because, like I said, Republicans who are actively involved
in politics aren't hearing these stories because the news isn't
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really reporting on them. This is stuff that you're seeing
get reported by sometimes citizen journalists and they're finding these posts.
But this is I'm telling you, this is real stuff.
His wife came out and told the story about the
sexting and she was like, look, this is our problem.
This is a problem in our marriage, and you have
no right to talk about it. I'm sorry, but if
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we're talking about sending you to Washington, d C. We've
already just had this scandal where Eric Swallow had to
resign because of this. Reuben Diego has been called into
question over whether he has some of these same issues,
and you're telling me we should just have The Democrats
are the ones promoting this guy. It blows my mind.
(15:02):
But I will just say there is another one where
he talks about political violence and in this climate, this
to me is so disturbing because of what we've gone
through with these assassination attempts and what happened with Charlie Kirk.
This is what he said in twenty eighteen. Fight until
you get tired of fighting with words, and then fight
with signs and fists and guns if need be. And
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armed working class is a requirement for economic justice. Get
armed and get organized. This is to me, this is
scary stuff. Yeah, because he wants to go to Washington,
d c. And tell people to go out and fight
the government.
Speaker 2 (15:44):
Yeah. Yeah. And there's been a shift I think in
the Democratic Party where I think a few years ago
there was a Dana Bash put out an interesting She's
on CNN and she put out an interestingvideo.
Speaker 1 (16:00):
I think Trump and call her. I think she calls
herself Dana Bash. Don't you remember that when she got bad?
Speaker 2 (16:06):
No, I don't watch the you know Sarah's laugh. Yes,
that's true, Dana Bash, it's Dana Bash. Whatever. She put
out a video where she was saying a few years ago,
the Democrats would have looked at a grand platiner and
called him out and shunned him. And today they are
so focused on beating Trump and undermining him and defeating
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him and undermining his policies that if a grand Platner
can win a seat, they will stand by him and
get him elected, So he's one more vote for them.
Speaker 1 (16:43):
And I have to say I give her credit for that,
because it's hard when you are in the media and
you are a leftist to come out and say anything
negative against that side. It shouldn't be you should be
you shouldn't be a leftist. You should be nonpartisan, and
you should be able to report on both sides. But
I do think that if you're Dana Bash, you have
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you know, she's a Jewish woman. She her party has
abandoned her. They've treated the traditional Democrats like crap, and
it's time for some of these people to stand up
and say this cannot be how this party, the direction
this party is going, and it's just not happening. But
I think to your point, I'll just say to your point.
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Right now, everybody is saying the paths of the Senate
goes through Maine, and the Democrats are deathly afraid that
they are not going to gain the same They want
to impeach him and get him out.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
Yeah. Right, that's what it's all about. But I think
the thing about Dana Bash is that she's not She's
saying that on a video in a video on Twitter.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
She didn't say, yes, that's true. Very good credit to you. Yes,
this is true. This is true all right. So so
that is very concerning to people because on the Democrats side,
because they really felt like Maine was a gimme for
them and that he's so popular and he is popular
and he is still beating her, beating Susan Collins, and
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Susan Collins is an interesting person because people are like,
oh my gosh, she voted to impeach the president, and
they don't always go see ey'ed I that's actually the
perfect candidate for Maine because Maine is kind of is
a very moderate state. This to me, is not a
good candidate for them. Grand Platter is not who they
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I would identify with. But the Democrats are forcing this
wack adoodle woke agenda on people. This is he's not
so much woke. He is more of the I mean,
he's a true yes, yeah he is. He's scary. James
Tallerico is like dainty and he's got an he's a delicate,
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weird woke agenda. He's also socialist, I.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
Believe, uh yeah.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
But he's he's like.
Speaker 2 (18:59):
He's he hides it, but yeah, he's.
Speaker 1 (19:02):
Like he is so much like I every time I
see him, he is Alfred y Newman and that he
has the exact same face. So he's just like a
little with a comb over.
Speaker 2 (19:10):
It's where his hair looks like.
Speaker 1 (19:12):
A Yeah, he has like a strange it looks like
lego hair, you know how lego hair just comes on
and off. Looks exactly like a lego hair, has like
an interesting little part. Now he's a girlfriend, which we
didn't think he had a girlfriend because we thought maybe
he was gay. But he has come out and he
has a vegan girlfriend, which is kind of like being gay,
I think. But he has this vegan girlfriend and she's
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cute and he's like, but I'm not a vegan. How
do you have Are you a vegan in Texas? It's
like that seems almost like illegal.
Speaker 2 (19:42):
Yeah, but I think they can only live in Austin.
Speaker 1 (19:45):
True. Yes, it's probably where he found her. Maybe he
imported her from California. Anyway, So this story on James
Tallerico is he's supposedly like some pastor. Right, he's a teacher,
but he has like connections to his church, right, Yeah,
he definitely preaches at the church I've seen because he's
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preached some really wacko stuff. So one of those. First
of all, he's like super pro abortion, Like abortion is
one of his favorite topics. So he says that God
is also pro abortion because of the story of Mary.
I know this is going to be You're like, well,
how does that work? Well, so he claims that the
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Angel Gabriel came to Mary and said, hey, God wants
to put this baby inside of you, but you tell
us what you want. So that's obviously not how that
story went. Just to remind her, I'm going to read
it to you really quick. The Angel comes to her.
Don't be afraid, Mary, you have found favor with God.
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You will become pregnant, give birth to a son, and
name him Jesus. He will be a great man, and
he will be called the Son of the Most High.
The Lord God will give him the throne of his
ancestor David. Your son will be will be not maybe
if you choose, your son will be king of Jacob's
people forever, and his kingdom will never end. Mary asks
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the Angel, how can this be? I am a virgin.
The Angel answer her, the Holy Spirit will come to you,
and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. Therefore,
the holy child developing inside you will be called the
Son of God. Elizabeth, your relative is six months pregnant
with a son. In her age, her old age. People
said she couldn't have a child. Nothing is impossible for God.
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Mary answers, I am the Lord's servant. Let everything you've
said happen to me. And then the angel left her.
There was not a do you want to do this?
This is not an abortion story. This is not a
pro choice story. But to me, having someone who professes
to be part of the church and speak on behalf
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of the church go out and say this is disgusting.
Speaker 2 (21:54):
Yeah, and this is not the only example. There are
many examples of where he's twisting the Bible or he's
got this strange interpretation of the Bible.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
So this church that he's a part of, his mother
was somehow, she was a pastor. I think also at
the church there's some connection familial connection there. He was
asked by a podcaster what he loves that's not friends
or family. So he's got this weird obsession with abortion
and trans children. And this also is connected to the church.
(22:27):
And that's why I say this. His church funds trans
summer camps for kids. How many kids could be at
this church that they have to have a full camp
just for the trans kids. So trans summer camp and abortions.
I don't know that those are happening at the camp.
I think those are two separate things, but they are
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funding both of those things. When he was asked if
he loves something, what does he love that's not friends
or family, his response was, I love the trans children.
Who says that it's it's an obsession.
Speaker 2 (23:01):
Yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 1 (23:03):
He's obsessed with all of these weird sexual things, like
all of the things that have to do with your
body parts. Because he also called women our neighbors with
a uterus, which I was asked about this on TV
the other night and it was like, I can't remember
if somebody brought it up. It was Ari Fleischer, right,
that's yeah. So he says, oh, well, he says that
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women are our neighbors with a uterus and Johnny and
he was like what He's like, I don't even know
what to say about that. It's like, Tutor, how do
you feel about that? How do I feel about just
being a uterist, like that's what I'm categorized as. This
is how but also what kind of obsession with sexual
parts and that area? Do do you? What kind of
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obsession is that that you would refer to women that way?
Speaker 2 (23:51):
Well, and just imagine if a Republican, a Ted Cruz
or a someone else referred to a woman like that.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
What if I object to men as as just a
person with a penis, like people would be too horrified?
Then how could you? How could Tutor be saying that?
Speaker 2 (24:10):
It's so it's bizarre to me that he's I don't
know if this dehumanizing. I don't know it.
Speaker 1 (24:16):
Well, I know, I feel like it's men and women
interpret this differently. But if I am only valued by
my uterus and the fact that I can carry a
child for a man, and I mean that's how it
feels like I have a value that's very just in
that one area.
Speaker 2 (24:33):
So then why does he say that?
Speaker 1 (24:35):
Why do where did the Democrats? How did they get
to this point where they're like, if we just refer
to women as uteruses, that's great, that's I don't understand
why there aren't women on that side that are like
whoa back up? No, way you are not doing this.
Speaker 2 (24:52):
Yeah, because he's and it's because he's so obsessed with
the trans thing that it's not you don't actually have
men and women you.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
Have, Yes, that's what it is. It's that you can't
be identified as a man or a woman anymore because
you could, you could be anything, because there's more than
six genders. Also, that was another thing that biologically, he says,
science has proven that there's more than six genders. The heck.
Speaker 2 (25:19):
So this so the Democrats think this is who Texas
will elect.
Speaker 1 (25:26):
And there's been a lot of concern, I think because
there was such an ugly primary between John Cornyn and
Ken Paxton. But just like I suspect, they're trying to
get this grand platter or stuff out now and they're like, Okay,
Republicans won't effectively use it. By the time we get
to the election, it'll be old news. I think that
the fight between Ken Paxton and John Cornyan, those messages
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have all been out there now and used as effectively
as they can be used. And Ken Paxton as a candidate,
I don't think that James Tallerico has an argument against him.
And you're talking about a guy who has a transgender obsession.
It's not just like it's not being supportive, it's being obsessed.
He talks about it almost constantly. He talks about the
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Southern border being a front porch. We should treat the
southern border like our front porch, with a welcome matt
and a lock on the door, literally saying like, we
may not let people directly into our homes, but they
should be welcome into our communities and everything. That's insane.
Speaker 2 (26:30):
Yeah, And I think one of the flaws of the
thinking of oh, let's get it all out now is
that the vast majority of normal people are not paying
attention right now. I mean to your story earlier. People
aren't paying attention to these candidates. There's a lot of
people are I'm guessing your listeners are, but most normal
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people are not.
Speaker 1 (26:54):
Are you calling my listeners not normal? No, just kidding,
we love you. No. Not people that are not hyper political.
I know what you're saying. Yeah, And generally we are
watching this stuff. And I think on the Democrat side,
they have seen Republicans come in with less money consistently.
Donald Trump had a great team that was able to
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weaponize for much less money, but historically Republicans have not
been good at getting the message out, so I do
think they think we'll get this out now. People won't
talk about it. It'll be done, which is why we're
going to talk about it. And we want you to
share this information because you know this guy. He also
openly opposes voter ID. So if we're and think about this,
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the Save America Act could have been passed. It wasn't passed.
Remember Ken Paxton was like, hey, you passed this, I'll
step out of the race. They didn't do that. Ken
Paxton will be a vote for the Save America Act.
James Telerico will not. He says he opposes voter ID completely,
doesn't want people in Texas, where he wants people to
consider the border a welcome Matt, he doesn't want you
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to use your ID. I mean that's very suspicious. The
other thing, I will say that this is personal to
me and I am very disgusted by it. He compared
miscarriages to abortions to me. And remember when we heard
the story about the woman in Texas who had the
miscarriage and they were all up in arms that she
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would had to leave state, go across state lines because
they were having confusion over what was an abortion and
what was a miscarriage at that point in time. He
says pro life activists only care about abortions when miscarriages
dwarf abortions, And he said, we have best practices that
have been proven to stop miscarriages, and yet life activists
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don't care about that. He goes into great detail about this,
and I'm somebody who has gone through a miscarriage. So
many women I know have gone through miscarriages. This was
not a healthcare issue. This was not because I wasn't
using best practices or taking care of myself. The fact
that this man comes in and man explains pregnancy to
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this person with uterus over here, hello me, I mean,
my only value to him is obviously that. And yet
he tells me I'm not doing it well. I don't
take care of the uterus the way I should. He
knows best practices to stop all of these miscarriages. Might
as well have let the people have the abortions, because
all these losers that can't keep their babies inside of
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them because they have not taken care of themselves. I'm
kind it very offensive, and I feel like any other
man would say that if a Republican man said that
they would have losed their minds.
Speaker 2 (29:38):
Oh that's what I'm saying. If a Republican said that,
they would be Just think what planned parenthood and now
and all of those groups now still exist. I think,
so think about what all of those groups would say
if a man, if a Republican man said that, right.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
Right, if you could just if you just use bex
best practices, you wouldn't have had all those darn miscarriages,
you naughty women. That's I mean, give me a break.
It's disgusting. So he is he uses that. He is
just the I guess, the progressive gift that just keeps
on giving. He went his girlfriend, as I said, is vegan.
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In his last campaign, he was running a vegan campaign.
Now he's like, we're not vegan. I eat barbecue all
the time. But the picture, I think it's AI generated.
The barbecue is not.
Speaker 2 (30:31):
Actually Democrats posted that picture.
Speaker 1 (30:34):
Of him with ribs. Yeah, but they're not touching his mouth.
He's got his mouth open.
Speaker 2 (30:42):
But he's like, he's posy.
Speaker 1 (30:44):
I can't let the meat. I'll throw up all night
my sensitive stomach. I'm so dainty. So yeah, he doesn't
actually have anything touching his lips. But he but he
had to come. So he's backtracking on all of this now,
he's like, oh, ken Pexay's trying to bring up my
cringey comments. They asked him about him. So he also
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said God is non binary. They asked him about that.
He was like, look, I was just trying to be provocative.
Oh really, you didn't actually believe that. No. He also said,
you're not Christian. You can't call your yourself a Christian
if you destroy God's creation with greenhouse gases. So that
is no meat consumption and no no gas, no oil.
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In Texas.
Speaker 2 (31:27):
I hope he's not flying anywhere, but he's in Texas.
He rides his bike too.
Speaker 1 (31:33):
He rides his bike. Yeah, he rides. He's going to
ride his bike to d C from Texas. Yeah, gosh,
get a few flies in his teeth anyway, that's probably
he'd probably be like, thank goodness, it wasn't meat. Good
I get a good meal of bugs. That's that's This
is how crazy it is. Anyway, this is who James
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Tallerico is. He's now he is trying to clean it
up all now he's saying all of this is just
him being intentionally provocative, but I feel like it's important
for everybody to hear who these candidates really are. We
can talk through these things, and like I said, if
Abdul stays in the lead, we're going to do a
breakdown on Abdul. I think he You probably thought these
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are pretty crazy things. I think he takes the cake.
Speaker 2 (32:27):
Abdul. Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, just yes, yes.
Speaker 1 (32:32):
There will be a lot more. So thank you so
much for listening to this one. As I said, we're
going to continue to share about candidates, and I think
that because we're at this point where it seems like
they're dumping all this information because they feel like we're
not going to share it. That's why we're doing this,
That's why Kyle's here. Thank you for being here.
Speaker 2 (32:50):
Thank you.
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you are going to learn all about two wild Democrats
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Midwesterner and today we are going to break down the
state of the Democrat Party, which I think these two
candidates kind of break down the state of the Democrat
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Party right now. So you've probably heard that there's a
big Senate race in Texas. You know, on the Republican side.
It's Ken Paxton. He is the current attorney General. An
interesting guy because he's won statewide three times. But he's
up against this kid named James Tallerico. He's like the tiny,
more like delicate version of Beto O'Rourke. And that's saying something.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Yes, he's he's a sitting state representative. There's been a
ton of videos that have come out. He's what kind
of Christians they call him?
Speaker 1 (02:01):
I thought he was a Presbyterian, but yeah.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
But I'm saying there's some yeah, there's some like left
wing Christian designation. I can't remember the name of it.
But so he sort of wraps himself in the Bible
and Christianity and what he thinks Christianity should be.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Well, I yes, so he wraps himself in his version
of the Bible. I'll just I'll say that.
Speaker 2 (02:28):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
So we're going to go through a lot of the
different stories about James Tallerico. But first I want to
get to another guy who has a primary next week
in Maine, Maine's primary as the ninth right, Chris ninth
Graham Platner. And the reason that I wanted to do
this today is because last week we saw a yard
(02:50):
sign in one a local business's like front yard right,
that was for Abdul al Sayad. And I personally know
the person that owns this business, and I like jokingly texted,
oh see, you're in support of Abdul, and they texted back, No,
I haven't really decided what I'm doing for the Senate.
And then it was like, oh, I see that you've
(03:10):
sent me a picture of my own shop. Hmm, I'll
have to check that out. And then a few days
later I got just looked up Abdul. Definitely not a
fan of this person. This is not who I would
vote for. But I say that because this is someone
who has historically been a donor to campaigns been heavily
involved in campaigns and clearly is not at the point
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where they've researched candidates yet or understand who's running on
the Democrat side. So I felt like it was kind
of important for us to go through a few of these.
And I'm not going through Michigan's yet because Abdul is
not the definite candidate. He is leading right now in
the polls, and I think he is a scary candidate
for the state of Michigan, but for the country in general,
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and we'll get to that if he continues to lead,
But right now, I think it's an important for us
to go through grand Platner and James Tylerico and grand
Platner because he is leading. He really is kind of
the only candidate they have their former or their current governor. Right.
Janet Mills, she announced that she was running, and then
(04:16):
a few weeks ago, like a month ago, right, she
decided to suspend her campaign for this lunatic Grand Platner.
And then just a couple of days ago she was like,
you remember me, I actually I suspended my campaign, but
still on the ballot in case you're looking for a
different option. And I think it's because he's scandal after
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scandal after scandal.
Speaker 2 (04:37):
Yeah. Well, and I know we're not talking about Abdul,
but he comes from the same bucket. I guess as
Platner where they're coming. They're on the far left, they're
on the progressive socialist left. And that's the energy in
the Democratic Party right now. And so I'm sort of thinking,
(05:00):
and we're seeing a lot of poles in Michigan. There's
the latest polls shows that Abdul is ahead over thirty
five percent, so he's not necessarily running away with it,
but he still is ahead. And it's and it's significant
too because there's someone else who's sort of trying to
straddle between the more I was gonna say moderate, but
(05:21):
they're not establishment and the far left. But that doesn't
seem to be necessarily impacting him. Well, it probably is,
but he's still winning.
Speaker 1 (05:33):
But if she weren't there, he would be. So it's
him and the and I would say Haley Stevens is
like the old Democrat establishment, like still party shifting left,
but more establishment and supported by those establishment people. He
would be blowing her out of the water. If there
weren't this middle of the road person hanging out there,
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and I'm sure, I'm sure the progressives are ready to
just say get out right.
Speaker 2 (05:58):
And so the point of all of that is that
that's where the energy for the Democrats is. Yes, you
know not even it used to be the radical position
was abolish ice. Now it's let's you know, march them
through the streets and prosecute and rip off mass and
all of that. And so that's where grand Platner is
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coming from, that's where at Duel's coming from, that's where
a lot of Democrats are coming from. And it's and
it's almost like the more outrageous thing you could say
about Trump about Republican policies, the better. And so that's
why these to me, that's why these candidates are being successful.
Speaker 1 (06:37):
So I remember when grand Platner first announced and he
had this video and he's kind of like this, he's
kind of this rough and tumble guy. So I think
he was like the man version of a progressive, like
they've never actually had seen a man, a strong, manly
guy as a progressive and the like, oh look we've
got a dude. But he's like a total scumbag. So
he came out, he's got this like beard and he's
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like an oyster farmer, which is, you know, claims I
guess a rough for a job, you know, so he's like,
I'm doing hard work every day. He's got this weirdly
deep voice, like almost he's just like different than any
progressive they've ever had, right, So Bernie Sanders jumps on
this bandwagon right away, but he's got endorsements from Bernie,
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Elizabeth Warren, Roe Conna, and I think this one's interesting
Ruben Diego, which I personally think that Ruben endorsed him
because he lost Eric Swalwell and he's like, I've got
to replace him with a new guy. That's a total
sleeves bag. Because just the most recent information that's come
out about Graham Plattner, in addition to all these other
things we're going to talk about, is that he has
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been sexting women. So it's like twelve women. He just
got married, I think in twenty four or something, twenty
three or twenty four, twenty three, so his wife tells
the campaign manager. Just so you know, I think one
thing that could come out is that he was sexting
these women, these twelve different women, and I'm just concerned
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that that could hurt his campaign. This woman has been
married to him for a half an hour and she's
worried about this hurting him. I'm like, why are you
with this guy. She's in the middle of IVF treatments.
He's sexting women, which he's sexting them with pictures of himself.
And maybe I guess if you're like a, I don't
even know what a Democrat woman is. But if you're
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a Democrat woman, this is maybe the first time you've
seen a man that is not frail, you know. So
this guy is you know, he's built, and he has
he's sexting them with a towel around his waist, and
he has his phone strategically placed over his Nazi tattoo,
because that's another lovely characteristic of this man. He has
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a Nazi tattoo right on his chest, a.
Speaker 2 (08:51):
Nazi yeah, and he so yes. So that was the
first scandal that came out. And it's a it's like
a it's yeah, it's not a swastika, but it's like
a skull and crossbones.
Speaker 1 (09:07):
Which is like what it's called something a totem comp
or something. And he and he would like brag that
this he's claimed he didn't know what it was, but
he brag that he had this whatever the word is,
I'm saying it wrong, I'm sure, but yes.
Speaker 2 (09:22):
So then once it was exposed, then he supposedly had
it covered up with something else. But it's but it's
an indicator, right, It's an indicator of.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Well, yeah, because if you have a Nazi tattoo on
your chest for twenty years and then he was like,
I got it because I had PTSD and I was
just like, I'm gonna get drunk and get a tattoo.
It's like, that is not the tattoo you get when
you have PTAS, Like, let's go with the Nazi tattoo? What?
And so he has so just just covered it up
because he's campaigning. Let's face it, in all these years,
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he didn't cover it up. He just covered it up
once people were like, oh my word, he has a
Nazi tattoo. And then he's like, I'll just I'm over it.
I'll cover it up. It was a thing. It's not anymore.
Give me a break, you guys. Listen. Between twenty thirteen
and twenty twenty one, he made multiple posts on Reddick
calling himself a communist. So this was not a mistake.
(10:19):
This is not he had. He has all of these
crazy posts he's he's got that. He's got one where
he said all cops are bastards. I mean, this is
not the kind of guy that you want to have
in our government. He also agreed with a post that
called rural white Americans racist and stupid. This is a terrible.
Speaker 2 (10:39):
Person, which is interesting because isn't a lot of main
rural Yes.
Speaker 1 (10:44):
Yeah, but that's also kind of like the vibe he
gives is the rural white American And I mean maybe
he maybe he's like from personal experience, I agree with
this post.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
Yeah, And well now, but see, I think that I
think the Democrats' mentality when it comes to candidates like
this is that if they can get sort of a
rugged male who is still a socialist, they can peel
off enough votes in order to win.
Speaker 1 (11:11):
Yeah. I think it's like a diamond in the rough.
They're like, we actually have a dude's dude and then
you get into it and he's a total sleezeball so
in he also he has all this stuff where he
was like I gotta just read this. In twenty thirteen,
he was in a Reddit discussion and the discussion was
apparently about anti rape underwear, and he wrote that people
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should people worried about assault should quote take some responsibility
from themselves and not get so effed up that they
wind up having sex with someone they don't mean to.
I mean, this guy is a horrible person. And think
about all of the Democrats that have called the president
a rapist and all and have said all these things
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about Republicans and how you can't have any anybody that
doesn't respect women, and that's what he says.
Speaker 2 (12:03):
Well, and don't forget remember there was a candidate in
Michigan who I won't name, made similar statements. Yeah, and
remember the ads that the Democrats ran, just tearing him
to shreds. So, I mean, we know that there's no
there's no principles there, there's no you know, uh, integrity
(12:23):
and politics. But it's interesting that they give grand platner
at the past when they go after other candidates saying
basically the same thing.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Well, and you you talked about this idea of violence
in them solving things with violence, and this is the
kind of guy who he talks a lot about guns.
There was a last week, the scandal there's a scandal
with this dude every single week. So it started with
the tattoo, then the rape comments came out. Then it
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was last week it was the and that was like
the there was the but last week it was the
fact that there was this video that surfaced of a
US soldier being ambushed by Afghan soldiers and he was like,
I can't get enough of this video. I laugh every
time I watch it, and like he said something about
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he wished the Afghan soldier had killed the guy because
he deserved it an American soldier. And then when asked
about it, he was like, I've had friends die overseas
in war, so you can't ask me about this. That
was his reaction, like I've experienced this, so it's off
limits for you to ask me. Can you imagine anything
being off limits for the press?
Speaker 2 (13:38):
No?
Speaker 1 (13:39):
No.
Speaker 2 (13:39):
And so this guy, he's a huge train wreck. And
it's interesting it's coming out now. It's before their primary
and he has really no opponent, right, and so it's
interesting that it's coming out now, and you have to
wonder are the Democrats putting all of this stuff out
and if they are, why.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
Maybe they think he can recover from it, because if
you get it all out now, then what can be
used against him? And I will say Republicans have to
effectively use this. This is why we're talking about it
now because, like I said, Republicans who are actively involved
in politics aren't hearing these stories because the news isn't
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really reporting on them. This is stuff that you're seeing
get reported by sometimes citizen journalists and they're finding these posts.
But this is I'm telling you, this is real stuff.
His wife came out and told the story about the
sexting and she was like, look, this is our problem.
This is a problem in our marriage, and you have
no right to talk about it. I'm sorry, but if
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we're talking about sending you to Washington, d C. We've
already just had this scandal where Eric Swallow had to
resign because of this. Reuben Diego has been called into
question over whether he has some of these same issues,
and you're telling me we should just have The Democrats
are the ones promoting this guy. It blows my mind.
(15:02):
But I will just say there is another one where
he talks about political violence and in this climate, this
to me is so disturbing because of what we've gone
through with these assassination attempts and what happened with Charlie Kirk.
This is what he said in twenty eighteen. Fight until
you get tired of fighting with words, and then fight
with signs and fists and guns if need be. And
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armed working class is a requirement for economic justice. Get
armed and get organized. This is to me, this is
scary stuff. Yeah, because he wants to go to Washington,
d c. And tell people to go out and fight
the government.
Speaker 2 (15:44):
Yeah. Yeah. And there's been a shift I think in
the Democratic Party where I think a few years ago
there was a Dana Bash put out an interesting She's
on CNN and she put out an interestingvideo.
Speaker 1 (16:00):
I think Trump and call her. I think she calls
herself Dana Bash. Don't you remember that when she got bad?
Speaker 2 (16:06):
No, I don't watch the you know Sarah's laugh. Yes,
that's true, Dana Bash, it's Dana Bash. Whatever. She put
out a video where she was saying a few years ago,
the Democrats would have looked at a grand platiner and
called him out and shunned him. And today they are
so focused on beating Trump and undermining him and defeating
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him and undermining his policies that if a grand Platner
can win a seat, they will stand by him and
get him elected, So he's one more vote for them.
Speaker 1 (16:43):
And I have to say I give her credit for that,
because it's hard when you are in the media and
you are a leftist to come out and say anything
negative against that side. It shouldn't be you should be
you shouldn't be a leftist. You should be nonpartisan, and
you should be able to report on both sides. But
I do think that if you're Dana Bash, you have
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you know, she's a Jewish woman. She her party has
abandoned her. They've treated the traditional Democrats like crap, and
it's time for some of these people to stand up
and say this cannot be how this party, the direction
this party is going, and it's just not happening. But
I think to your point, I'll just say to your point.
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Right now, everybody is saying the paths of the Senate
goes through Maine, and the Democrats are deathly afraid that
they are not going to gain the same They want
to impeach him and get him out.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
Yeah. Right, that's what it's all about. But I think
the thing about Dana Bash is that she's not She's
saying that on a video in a video on Twitter.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
She didn't say, yes, that's true. Very good credit to you. Yes,
this is true. This is true all right. So so
that is very concerning to people because on the Democrats side,
because they really felt like Maine was a gimme for
them and that he's so popular and he is popular
and he is still beating her, beating Susan Collins, and
(18:07):
Susan Collins is an interesting person because people are like,
oh my gosh, she voted to impeach the president, and
they don't always go see ey'ed I that's actually the
perfect candidate for Maine because Maine is kind of is
a very moderate state. This to me, is not a
good candidate for them. Grand Platter is not who they
(18:29):
I would identify with. But the Democrats are forcing this
wack adoodle woke agenda on people. This is he's not
so much woke. He is more of the I mean,
he's a true yes, yeah he is. He's scary. James
Tallerico is like dainty and he's got an he's a delicate,
(18:51):
weird woke agenda. He's also socialist, I.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
Believe, uh yeah.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
But he's he's like.
Speaker 2 (18:59):
He's he hides it, but yeah, he's.
Speaker 1 (19:02):
Like he is so much like I every time I
see him, he is Alfred y Newman and that he
has the exact same face. So he's just like a
little with a comb over.
Speaker 2 (19:10):
It's where his hair looks like.
Speaker 1 (19:12):
A Yeah, he has like a strange it looks like
lego hair, you know how lego hair just comes on
and off. Looks exactly like a lego hair, has like
an interesting little part. Now he's a girlfriend, which we
didn't think he had a girlfriend because we thought maybe
he was gay. But he has come out and he
has a vegan girlfriend, which is kind of like being gay,
I think. But he has this vegan girlfriend and she's
(19:33):
cute and he's like, but I'm not a vegan. How
do you have Are you a vegan in Texas? It's
like that seems almost like illegal.
Speaker 2 (19:42):
Yeah, but I think they can only live in Austin.
Speaker 1 (19:45):
True. Yes, it's probably where he found her. Maybe he
imported her from California. Anyway, So this story on James
Tallerico is he's supposedly like some pastor. Right, he's a teacher,
but he has like connections to his church, right, Yeah,
he definitely preaches at the church I've seen because he's
(20:06):
preached some really wacko stuff. So one of those. First
of all, he's like super pro abortion, Like abortion is
one of his favorite topics. So he says that God
is also pro abortion because of the story of Mary.
I know this is going to be You're like, well,
how does that work? Well, so he claims that the
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Angel Gabriel came to Mary and said, hey, God wants
to put this baby inside of you, but you tell
us what you want. So that's obviously not how that
story went. Just to remind her, I'm going to read
it to you really quick. The Angel comes to her.
Don't be afraid, Mary, you have found favor with God.
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You will become pregnant, give birth to a son, and
name him Jesus. He will be a great man, and
he will be called the Son of the Most High.
The Lord God will give him the throne of his
ancestor David. Your son will be will be not maybe
if you choose, your son will be king of Jacob's
people forever, and his kingdom will never end. Mary asks
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the Angel, how can this be? I am a virgin.
The Angel answer her, the Holy Spirit will come to you,
and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. Therefore,
the holy child developing inside you will be called the
Son of God. Elizabeth, your relative is six months pregnant
with a son. In her age, her old age. People
said she couldn't have a child. Nothing is impossible for God.
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Mary answers, I am the Lord's servant. Let everything you've
said happen to me. And then the angel left her.
There was not a do you want to do this?
This is not an abortion story. This is not a
pro choice story. But to me, having someone who professes
to be part of the church and speak on behalf
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of the church go out and say this is disgusting.
Speaker 2 (21:54):
Yeah, and this is not the only example. There are
many examples of where he's twisting the Bible or he's
got this strange interpretation of the Bible.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
So this church that he's a part of, his mother
was somehow, she was a pastor. I think also at
the church there's some connection familial connection there. He was
asked by a podcaster what he loves that's not friends
or family. So he's got this weird obsession with abortion
and trans children. And this also is connected to the church.
(22:27):
And that's why I say this. His church funds trans
summer camps for kids. How many kids could be at
this church that they have to have a full camp
just for the trans kids. So trans summer camp and abortions.
I don't know that those are happening at the camp.
I think those are two separate things, but they are
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funding both of those things. When he was asked if
he loves something, what does he love that's not friends
or family, his response was, I love the trans children.
Who says that it's it's an obsession.
Speaker 2 (23:01):
Yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 1 (23:03):
He's obsessed with all of these weird sexual things, like
all of the things that have to do with your
body parts. Because he also called women our neighbors with
a uterus, which I was asked about this on TV
the other night and it was like, I can't remember
if somebody brought it up. It was Ari Fleischer, right,
that's yeah. So he says, oh, well, he says that
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women are our neighbors with a uterus and Johnny and
he was like what He's like, I don't even know
what to say about that. It's like, Tutor, how do
you feel about that? How do I feel about just
being a uterist, like that's what I'm categorized as. This
is how but also what kind of obsession with sexual
parts and that area? Do do you? What kind of
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obsession is that that you would refer to women that way?
Speaker 2 (23:51):
Well, and just imagine if a Republican, a Ted Cruz
or a someone else referred to a woman like that.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
What if I object to men as as just a
person with a penis, like people would be too horrified?
Then how could you? How could Tutor be saying that?
Speaker 2 (24:10):
It's so it's bizarre to me that he's I don't
know if this dehumanizing. I don't know it.
Speaker 1 (24:16):
Well, I know, I feel like it's men and women
interpret this differently. But if I am only valued by
my uterus and the fact that I can carry a
child for a man, and I mean that's how it
feels like I have a value that's very just in
that one area.
Speaker 2 (24:33):
So then why does he say that?
Speaker 1 (24:35):
Why do where did the Democrats? How did they get
to this point where they're like, if we just refer
to women as uteruses, that's great, that's I don't understand
why there aren't women on that side that are like
whoa back up? No, way you are not doing this.
Speaker 2 (24:52):
Yeah, because he's and it's because he's so obsessed with
the trans thing that it's not you don't actually have
men and women you.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
Have, Yes, that's what it is. It's that you can't
be identified as a man or a woman anymore because
you could, you could be anything, because there's more than
six genders. Also, that was another thing that biologically, he says,
science has proven that there's more than six genders. The heck.
Speaker 2 (25:19):
So this so the Democrats think this is who Texas
will elect.
Speaker 1 (25:26):
And there's been a lot of concern, I think because
there was such an ugly primary between John Cornyn and
Ken Paxton. But just like I suspect, they're trying to
get this grand platter or stuff out now and they're like, Okay,
Republicans won't effectively use it. By the time we get
to the election, it'll be old news. I think that
the fight between Ken Paxton and John Cornyan, those messages
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have all been out there now and used as effectively
as they can be used. And Ken Paxton as a candidate,
I don't think that James Tallerico has an argument against him.
And you're talking about a guy who has a transgender obsession.
It's not just like it's not being supportive, it's being obsessed.
He talks about it almost constantly. He talks about the
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Southern border being a front porch. We should treat the
southern border like our front porch, with a welcome matt
and a lock on the door, literally saying like, we
may not let people directly into our homes, but they
should be welcome into our communities and everything. That's insane.
Speaker 2 (26:30):
Yeah, And I think one of the flaws of the
thinking of oh, let's get it all out now is
that the vast majority of normal people are not paying
attention right now. I mean to your story earlier. People
aren't paying attention to these candidates. There's a lot of
people are I'm guessing your listeners are, but most normal
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people are not.
Speaker 1 (26:54):
Are you calling my listeners not normal? No, just kidding,
we love you. No. Not people that are not hyper political.
I know what you're saying. Yeah, And generally we are
watching this stuff. And I think on the Democrat side,
they have seen Republicans come in with less money consistently.
Donald Trump had a great team that was able to
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weaponize for much less money, but historically Republicans have not
been good at getting the message out, so I do
think they think we'll get this out now. People won't
talk about it. It'll be done, which is why we're
going to talk about it. And we want you to
share this information because you know this guy. He also
openly opposes voter ID. So if we're and think about this,
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the Save America Act could have been passed. It wasn't passed.
Remember Ken Paxton was like, hey, you passed this, I'll
step out of the race. They didn't do that. Ken
Paxton will be a vote for the Save America Act.
James Telerico will not. He says he opposes voter ID completely,
doesn't want people in Texas, where he wants people to
consider the border a welcome Matt, he doesn't want you
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to use your ID. I mean that's very suspicious. The
other thing, I will say that this is personal to
me and I am very disgusted by it. He compared
miscarriages to abortions to me. And remember when we heard
the story about the woman in Texas who had the
miscarriage and they were all up in arms that she
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would had to leave state, go across state lines because
they were having confusion over what was an abortion and
what was a miscarriage at that point in time. He
says pro life activists only care about abortions when miscarriages
dwarf abortions, And he said, we have best practices that
have been proven to stop miscarriages, and yet life activists
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don't care about that. He goes into great detail about this,
and I'm somebody who has gone through a miscarriage. So
many women I know have gone through miscarriages. This was
not a healthcare issue. This was not because I wasn't
using best practices or taking care of myself. The fact
that this man comes in and man explains pregnancy to
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this person with uterus over here, hello me, I mean,
my only value to him is obviously that. And yet
he tells me I'm not doing it well. I don't
take care of the uterus the way I should. He
knows best practices to stop all of these miscarriages. Might
as well have let the people have the abortions, because
all these losers that can't keep their babies inside of
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them because they have not taken care of themselves. I'm
kind it very offensive, and I feel like any other
man would say that if a Republican man said that
they would have losed their minds.
Speaker 2 (29:38):
Oh that's what I'm saying. If a Republican said that,
they would be Just think what planned parenthood and now
and all of those groups now still exist. I think,
so think about what all of those groups would say
if a man, if a Republican man said that, right.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
Right, if you could just if you just use bex
best practices, you wouldn't have had all those darn miscarriages,
you naughty women. That's I mean, give me a break.
It's disgusting. So he is he uses that. He is
just the I guess, the progressive gift that just keeps
on giving. He went his girlfriend, as I said, is vegan.
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In his last campaign, he was running a vegan campaign.
Now he's like, we're not vegan. I eat barbecue all
the time. But the picture, I think it's AI generated.
The barbecue is not.
Speaker 2 (30:31):
Actually Democrats posted that picture.
Speaker 1 (30:34):
Of him with ribs. Yeah, but they're not touching his mouth.
He's got his mouth open.
Speaker 2 (30:42):
But he's like, he's posy.
Speaker 1 (30:44):
I can't let the meat. I'll throw up all night
my sensitive stomach. I'm so dainty. So yeah, he doesn't
actually have anything touching his lips. But he but he
had to come. So he's backtracking on all of this now,
he's like, oh, ken Pexay's trying to bring up my
cringey comments. They asked him about him. So he also
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said God is non binary. They asked him about that.
He was like, look, I was just trying to be provocative.
Oh really, you didn't actually believe that. No. He also said,
you're not Christian. You can't call your yourself a Christian
if you destroy God's creation with greenhouse gases. So that
is no meat consumption and no no gas, no oil.
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In Texas.
Speaker 2 (31:27):
I hope he's not flying anywhere, but he's in Texas.
He rides his bike too.
Speaker 1 (31:33):
He rides his bike. Yeah, he rides. He's going to
ride his bike to d C from Texas. Yeah, gosh,
get a few flies in his teeth anyway, that's probably
he'd probably be like, thank goodness, it wasn't meat. Good
I get a good meal of bugs. That's that's This
is how crazy it is. Anyway, this is who James
(31:58):
Tallerico is. He's now he is trying to clean it
up all now he's saying all of this is just
him being intentionally provocative, but I feel like it's important
for everybody to hear who these candidates really are. We
can talk through these things, and like I said, if
Abdul stays in the lead, we're going to do a
breakdown on Abdul. I think he You probably thought these
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are pretty crazy things. I think he takes the cake.
Speaker 2 (32:27):
Abdul. Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, just yes, yes.
Speaker 1 (32:32):
There will be a lot more. So thank you so
much for listening to this one. As I said, we're
going to continue to share about candidates, and I think
that because we're at this point where it seems like
they're dumping all this information because they feel like we're
not going to share it. That's why we're doing this,
That's why Kyle's here. Thank you for being here.
Speaker 2 (32:50):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (32:51):
We're going to continue to share these We want to
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you more information. We are going to break down all
of these midterms so that you are as educated as
you can be and you can make sure that everybody
else knows. These progressive wild maniacs, whether you are the
communist like mountain Man in Maine or you're the delicate,
woke candidate in Texas, they're not good for us. So
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