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(00:00):
Happier because get talk to Breitbart,get the inside scoop and Breitbart. As
I always start this segment off,bookmark, you'd be glad you do.
They got great, great reporting atBreitbart, and of course flies in the
face of the mainstream media is leftwinging bias. B r E t ba
Art and welcome back to the firtyfive Krese Morning Show. Breitbart's Washington bureau
(00:20):
chief Matt Boyle. Matt, it'salways a pleasure to have you on the
program. Yeah, thank you,Sarah, thanks for having me. Appreciate
your reporting. Well, you wereat the turning Point Actions People's Convention over
the weekend. Yeah, I've inDetroit. It was a really great time.
We got just thought to a lotof great people there. There were
thousands and thousands of great patriots organizedthere and they were doing some great training
(00:43):
of people of how to go doballot chasing, which is exciting stuff.
Well, explain to my listeners thisidea ballot chasing. Obviously there must be
a strategy, and of course theSwing States seemed to be the primary focus
of a lot of the money inthe campaign and the spending, and of
course the on the groundwork because ifyou get all the swing states aligned with
(01:06):
Trump and in Trump's favor, thenthe election may very well be a foregone
conclusion. Is that where all thework is being done on these in the
so called swing states? Yeah,well, look, the turning point folks
have done is they've identified something liketen million people across ten battle round states
(01:26):
that didn't vote in the twenty sixteenor twenty twenty presidential elections that they believe
would vote for Trump if they didvote in the upcoming election. So what
they're trying to do is identify thosepeople, and they've provided, like the
folks down to the precinct level,like where these people are, and then
(01:52):
go get them registered to vote,and then go get them to actually vote.
And so that's what basically ballot chasingis, right like, And so
they're trying to identify these people,make sure they actually vote, make sure
they're registered, and then make surethey actually vote. And if they get
they all these ballots in, youknow, those people, if they turn
(02:15):
out even just a fraction of thosenumbers, then Donald trumple easily equips the
twenty twenty margins in places like Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, and then name
places like Michigan and Pennsylvania, itwould it's something like four or five times
(02:38):
the margin. In places like Georgiaand Arizona, we're talking like forty something
times the margin. In Wisconsin,it's like twenty something times the margin.
And so things are beginning to lookvery strong for President Trump across the sunbout
states right like, so Georgia,Arizona seemed to be moving back in the
(02:59):
right direction of the public polling aswell as the numbers and data that they're
that that's coming together off these ballotchasing operations seem to be looking good.
So it looks like a Wisconsin,a Michigan, or a Pennsylvania could put
Donald Trump over the top and backin the White House. So this is
a you know, really an onthe ground sort of maybe door knocking type
(03:22):
of effort. You identify the folksthat you haven't been voting, and it
seems to be an easy sell ifyou say, look, do you how
do you feel about the economy,how do you feel about your grocery bill?
How do you feel about filling theblank? I keep looking for anything
that the Democrats are offering by wayof support for Biden in terms of his
accomplishments, and it's just it's avoid. There's nothing there. So they're
(03:46):
spending fifty million dollars on this latestoutroll campaign strategy to just scream about Donald
Trump convicted fellon, Donald Trump convictedfelon. I mean, if they had
something to run on, we'd behearing about it, wouldn't we. Yeah,
sure that that's all the Democrats have, is they can just They're just
gonna try to attack Trump all year, right like. That's that's all they've
got. And then and then they'regonna scream about abortion, right like.
(04:10):
So it's those two things are theare the major thing that the Democrats are
focused on, whereas literally every partof your life from whether or not your
kids are safe when they go toschool, uh, to like do they
actually have a good school to goto? Uh? To uh do you
make money at work? To uhare you going to get murdered when you
(04:33):
go out to dinner later at night? Uh? Et cetera. At Sarah
Sarah, literally every part of yourlife, Republicans are going to make it
better, right like, and Trumpis going to make it better and the
uh so, I think that that'swhy Trump is making gains. Look,
the Trump campaign is zoning in onuh there, the Trump campaign and outsiders
(04:55):
like the Turning Point action folks willput on the event as we get in
Detroit. They're they're doing this multipledifferent ways, right, Like they're focusing
on the ballot chasing efforts of thosepeople that we were talking about that hadn't
voted before, but they're also makinginroads inflicting people, uh to to the
Republicans. Right, We're seeing Trumpmake major inroads of black voters voters and
(05:19):
also winning back guy some white workingclass folks and some of these Rost Belt
states. So I think that's wherethe entire election is going to come down
to. It's going to be thesethree upper Rost Belt U states, like
upper you know, the Upper WestBroast Belt states, Pennsylvania, Michigan,
(05:41):
and Wisconsin. Uh. If DonaldTrump can flip at least one of those,
He's going to be the president ofthe United States again. And Uh,
it's really going to come down towhite working class voters and uh whoever
and how wins those people, Uh, you know, the people in western
Pennsylvaney, added people in eastern Ohio, those types of folks, the real
(06:04):
working class folks, the people willgo to factories and make stuff with their
hands, and they're very proud theyhave an American flag paining outside their house.
Those people are going to decide thiselection. Uh and uh if if
Donald Trump is able to win thosepeople and drive them out to the polls
and big numbers, he's gonna bepresident of the United States again. Well,
(06:28):
and you know, you mentioned abortion, and I know that's a divisive
issue. It always has been.But I kind of wonder how it is
a federal issue. The Supreme Courtsays it does not belong. It's not
that within the purview of the federalgovernment to deal with that issue. It
is a state's issue. Look atthe Tenth Amendment. It's one of the
powers reserved to the states. Andany state that's pro abortion has got abortion
(06:53):
mostly on demand, like in NewJersey and New York and California, Oregon
and Washington. No one's trying toto shut that off. More conservative states
may go a different direction, butthey even struggle at the ballot box in
terms of dealing with this, becauseI think all polling suggest at least some
form of abortion under certain circumstances isthe dominant position of the majority of people.
(07:17):
So how can I mean, howis this even a federal level discussion
anymore? And I wonder, youknow, is that something that that these
grassroots organizations are on the ground evenpointing out the Conservatives aren't making a major
push on this, the Democrats are. But like, Trump's position on this
(07:38):
is is very clear. Right,it's a state's issue. He respects the
world of voters. The voters decidea certain way in a certain state,
He's going to respect it. Buthe does believe there should be at least
three exceptions for rape insests in thelife of the mother, right like on
any ban anywhere, right. Andso the fact is is that Trump's position
(07:59):
anything is where Americans are right,and so maybe more than that, right
like, and so what the votersdecide, I mean, that's that's trump
position on this, right like.And so my response, but I guess,
Matt, my response to that is, again, he's president of the
United States of America. The SupremeCourt said it is not a federal issue,
(08:22):
so he can't do anything about it. So his opinion is like all
opinions, it's it's like a sphincter, you know, we all have one.
So there's Trump's opinion, but doesit matter because he's president of the
United States of America. Can hisposition be the overarching man data position?
The answer is no, States voteon that. And so what Democrats are
(08:43):
going to do, though, isto try to do what they do best.
They're just going to try to playon people's emotions on this, keep
the energy as high as they can, and then hopefully, from their perspective,
be able to turn out people basedon that issue. But it's the
only thing they've got. They don'thave the economy, they don't have the
(09:03):
immigration issue, they don't have thenational security. Crime is out of control.
Uh, the world is on fire, and their candidate is a dottering
old fool who can't string your sentencetogether and keeps wandering around on the world
stage and has to be steered aroundby world leaders, right like, I
(09:24):
mean, a total embarrassing when theItalian Prime Minister and the former president of
the United States have to guide themoff the stage at various events, right
like. So the fact is inthe in the all, the White House
hasn't response to any of that,is they just keep They've invented a new
terminology called cheap fake which is totallymade up words to try to to try
(09:45):
to describe the accurate videos that showJoe Biden being a complete mess. So
the only thing they could do isthey could then go to Kamala Harris,
who's even less popular, if theywanted to at the at the Democratic but
they would need the dottering old foolto step aside. So the Democrats and
lay Trump's in a good way.If the Republicans and Trump, and this
(10:07):
is what the Turning Point folks thatwere doing in Detroit. We're able to
turn folks out and the number hitthe numbers that they need to hit,
so they're gonna win the selection.It's really that simple. Well, and
part of that is going to Conte. I suppose Hinge to some degree,
recognizing that the role of vice presidentis almost ceremonial in a way. But
(10:28):
there's obviously with President Biden, youyour President's going to be Kamala Harris if
he wins, you're stuck with her. That's a frightening reality. But pivoting
over to Donald Trump, lots ofnames being floated around, JD Vance,
Tim Scott, Marco Rubio, DougBurgham and at Turning Points Convention every I
(10:48):
mean, forty three percent went withjd Vance. The nearest competitor was I
believe Scott with fifteen point four percent. Do you see j Vance is getting
the No. He's definitely looking likethe favorite here, no doubt. And
the reason why is I think he'san excellent communicator. He's an excellent in
(11:11):
debator. I interviewed jd Vance atat Turning Point action in Detroit this weekend.
People can read it, we probablishedit on right By yesterday, and
they can watch the video. He'sa really incredible communicator. I think he
also deeply understands the issues that madeTrump popular and separated Trump from the Republican
(11:33):
establishment. All those other names youmentioned, and there are more that are
being discussed out there. They're allgood people. Don't get me wrong,
right Like, I'm not saying thatany of these people are bad, but
it's just at this point in time, you need someone who deeply understands the
issues that made Trump president in twentysixteen, and that deeply understands the the
(11:56):
you know, the immigration, thewar, the also the trade issues that
separate him from the Republican establishment,and that supports him on his issues right
whereas if he goes the other wayand pick someone that's more establishment, he
he could live to regret that later. So I just think, again,
(12:20):
the other folks all find people.I know them all right, Like I
know Tim Scott really well, Iknow Marco Rubio really well. I know
Doug Burgher really well. I thinkthey're all good folks, right, and
any of them would be a fineby president, would be good. But
I think Evan is caught above therest, and I think there's a reason
why he's doing so well in thosenumbers, and the reason why I think
(12:43):
he is the favored pick at thispoint. We'll see how it goes.
Donald Trump is going to make hisdecision and you know, and how that
shakes out over the course of thenext few weeks, we'll see. But
I would imagine that we have adecision shortly before we're at the Republican National
Convention, which will be upcoming inJuly in Wisconsin. All right, real
(13:07):
quick, Matt Boyle, Washington BureauAchieved Brightbart, what do you see happening
at the debate? I guess thefirst debate between Biden and Trump next week.
I think Biden's going to have arough go of things. But I
also think that he would be unwisefor Republicans to lower expectations for Biden.
But Joe Biden is the president ofthe United States. He should be able
(13:28):
to handle himself for nineteen minutes onstage debating the former president and his opponent
in this upcoming general election and nothave any issues whatsoever. He should be
able to definitely explain the issues,and he shouldn't have any moments of oddities.
(13:48):
And so given what we've seen inthe last few weeks of his concerning
behavior on the world stage and atthese fund rais, there's this thing with
Jimmy Kimmel and Barack Obama where Obamahad to grab them by the hand and
steer them off the stage. Like, I don't know if we'll have a
moment like that or not. We'llsee. Sometimes you do, sometimes you
don't, look Biden. But Republicansshouldn't get their hopes up that that will
(14:11):
happen. But even if it doesn't, I think you'll see that Biden does
not have a command of the issuesand that Trump does. And I know
that they're all saying that these rulesare designed to constrain Trump. I think
they're they're they're gonna expire on thembecause they can strain Biden. Oh yeah,
(14:33):
mc cut rules and everything. SoI don't think it's gonna work well
for the Democrats in the last Ithink Trump's gonna do very well at the
debate. All right, I hopeyour prediction comes true. Matt Boyle,
Breitbart Bookmarket, Breitbart dot Com.Until we talk again, keep up the
great work, Matt. Take careof yourself, you bet Coming up an
eight twenty one toy Bove Kirsty talkstationbetweens
Happier because get talk to Breitbart,get the inside scoop and Breitbart. As
I always start this segment off,bookmark, you'd be glad you do.
They got great, great reporting atBreitbart, and of course flies in the
face of the mainstream media is leftwinging bias. B r E t ba
Art and welcome back to the firtyfive Krese Morning Show. Breitbart's Washington bureau
(00:20):
chief Matt Boyle. Matt, it'salways a pleasure to have you on the
program. Yeah, thank you,Sarah, thanks for having me. Appreciate
your reporting. Well, you wereat the turning Point Actions People's Convention over
the weekend. Yeah, I've inDetroit. It was a really great time.
We got just thought to a lotof great people there. There were
thousands and thousands of great patriots organizedthere and they were doing some great training
(00:43):
of people of how to go doballot chasing, which is exciting stuff.
Well, explain to my listeners thisidea ballot chasing. Obviously there must be
a strategy, and of course theSwing States seemed to be the primary focus
of a lot of the money inthe campaign and the spending, and of
course the on the groundwork because ifyou get all the swing states aligned with
(01:06):
Trump and in Trump's favor, thenthe election may very well be a foregone
conclusion. Is that where all thework is being done on these in the
so called swing states? Yeah,well, look, the turning point folks
have done is they've identified something liketen million people across ten battle round states
(01:26):
that didn't vote in the twenty sixteenor twenty twenty presidential elections that they believe
would vote for Trump if they didvote in the upcoming election. So what
they're trying to do is identify thosepeople, and they've provided, like the
folks down to the precinct level,like where these people are, and then
(01:52):
go get them registered to vote,and then go get them to actually vote.
And so that's what basically ballot chasingis, right like, And so
they're trying to identify these people,make sure they actually vote, make sure
they're registered, and then make surethey actually vote. And if they get
they all these ballots in, youknow, those people, if they turn
(02:15):
out even just a fraction of thosenumbers, then Donald trumple easily equips the
twenty twenty margins in places like Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, and then name
places like Michigan and Pennsylvania, itwould it's something like four or five times
(02:38):
the margin. In places like Georgiaand Arizona, we're talking like forty something
times the margin. In Wisconsin,it's like twenty something times the margin.
And so things are beginning to lookvery strong for President Trump across the sunbout
states right like, so Georgia,Arizona seemed to be moving back in the
(02:59):
right direction of the public polling aswell as the numbers and data that they're
that that's coming together off these ballotchasing operations seem to be looking good.
So it looks like a Wisconsin,a Michigan, or a Pennsylvania could put
Donald Trump over the top and backin the White House. So this is
a you know, really an onthe ground sort of maybe door knocking type
(03:22):
of effort. You identify the folksthat you haven't been voting, and it
seems to be an easy sell ifyou say, look, do you how
do you feel about the economy,how do you feel about your grocery bill?
How do you feel about filling theblank? I keep looking for anything
that the Democrats are offering by wayof support for Biden in terms of his
accomplishments, and it's just it's avoid. There's nothing there. So they're
(03:46):
spending fifty million dollars on this latestoutroll campaign strategy to just scream about Donald
Trump convicted fellon, Donald Trump convictedfelon. I mean, if they had
something to run on, we'd behearing about it, wouldn't we. Yeah,
sure that that's all the Democrats have, is they can just They're just
gonna try to attack Trump all year, right like. That's that's all they've
got. And then and then they'regonna scream about abortion, right like.
(04:10):
So it's those two things are theare the major thing that the Democrats are
focused on, whereas literally every partof your life from whether or not your
kids are safe when they go toschool, uh, to like do they
actually have a good school to goto? Uh? To uh do you
make money at work? To uhare you going to get murdered when you
(04:33):
go out to dinner later at night? Uh? Et cetera. At Sarah
Sarah, literally every part of yourlife, Republicans are going to make it
better, right like, and Trumpis going to make it better and the
uh so, I think that that'swhy Trump is making gains. Look,
the Trump campaign is zoning in onuh there, the Trump campaign and outsiders
(04:55):
like the Turning Point action folks willput on the event as we get in
Detroit. They're they're doing this multipledifferent ways, right, Like they're focusing
on the ballot chasing efforts of thosepeople that we were talking about that hadn't
voted before, but they're also makinginroads inflicting people, uh to to the
Republicans. Right, We're seeing Trumpmake major inroads of black voters voters and
(05:19):
also winning back guy some white workingclass folks and some of these Rost Belt
states. So I think that's wherethe entire election is going to come down
to. It's going to be thesethree upper Rost Belt U states, like
upper you know, the Upper WestBroast Belt states, Pennsylvania, Michigan,
(05:41):
and Wisconsin. Uh. If DonaldTrump can flip at least one of those,
He's going to be the president ofthe United States again. And Uh,
it's really going to come down towhite working class voters and uh whoever
and how wins those people, Uh, you know, the people in western
Pennsylvaney, added people in eastern Ohio, those types of folks, the real
(06:04):
working class folks, the people willgo to factories and make stuff with their
hands, and they're very proud theyhave an American flag paining outside their house.
Those people are going to decide thiselection. Uh and uh if if
Donald Trump is able to win thosepeople and drive them out to the polls
and big numbers, he's gonna bepresident of the United States again. Well,
(06:28):
and you know, you mentioned abortion, and I know that's a divisive
issue. It always has been.But I kind of wonder how it is
a federal issue. The Supreme Courtsays it does not belong. It's not
that within the purview of the federalgovernment to deal with that issue. It
is a state's issue. Look atthe Tenth Amendment. It's one of the
powers reserved to the states. Andany state that's pro abortion has got abortion
(06:53):
mostly on demand, like in NewJersey and New York and California, Oregon
and Washington. No one's trying toto shut that off. More conservative states
may go a different direction, butthey even struggle at the ballot box in
terms of dealing with this, becauseI think all polling suggest at least some
form of abortion under certain circumstances isthe dominant position of the majority of people.
(07:17):
So how can I mean, howis this even a federal level discussion
anymore? And I wonder, youknow, is that something that that these
grassroots organizations are on the ground evenpointing out the Conservatives aren't making a major
push on this, the Democrats are. But like, Trump's position on this
(07:38):
is is very clear. Right,it's a state's issue. He respects the
world of voters. The voters decidea certain way in a certain state,
He's going to respect it. Buthe does believe there should be at least
three exceptions for rape insests in thelife of the mother, right like on
any ban anywhere, right. Andso the fact is is that Trump's position
(07:59):
anything is where Americans are right,and so maybe more than that, right
like, and so what the votersdecide, I mean, that's that's trump
position on this, right like.And so my response, but I guess,
Matt, my response to that is, again, he's president of the
United States of America. The SupremeCourt said it is not a federal issue,
(08:22):
so he can't do anything about it. So his opinion is like all
opinions, it's it's like a sphincter, you know, we all have one.
So there's Trump's opinion, but doesit matter because he's president of the
United States of America. Can hisposition be the overarching man data position?
The answer is no, States voteon that. And so what Democrats are
(08:43):
going to do, though, isto try to do what they do best.
They're just going to try to playon people's emotions on this, keep
the energy as high as they can, and then hopefully, from their perspective,
be able to turn out people basedon that issue. But it's the
only thing they've got. They don'thave the economy, they don't have the
(09:03):
immigration issue, they don't have thenational security. Crime is out of control.
Uh, the world is on fire, and their candidate is a dottering
old fool who can't string your sentencetogether and keeps wandering around on the world
stage and has to be steered aroundby world leaders, right like, I
(09:24):
mean, a total embarrassing when theItalian Prime Minister and the former president of
the United States have to guide themoff the stage at various events, right
like. So the fact is inthe in the all, the White House
hasn't response to any of that,is they just keep They've invented a new
terminology called cheap fake which is totallymade up words to try to to try
(09:45):
to describe the accurate videos that showJoe Biden being a complete mess. So
the only thing they could do isthey could then go to Kamala Harris,
who's even less popular, if theywanted to at the at the Democratic but
they would need the dottering old foolto step aside. So the Democrats and
lay Trump's in a good way.If the Republicans and Trump, and this
(10:07):
is what the Turning Point folks thatwere doing in Detroit. We're able to
turn folks out and the number hitthe numbers that they need to hit,
so they're gonna win the selection.It's really that simple. Well, and
part of that is going to Conte. I suppose Hinge to some degree,
recognizing that the role of vice presidentis almost ceremonial in a way. But
(10:28):
there's obviously with President Biden, youyour President's going to be Kamala Harris if
he wins, you're stuck with her. That's a frightening reality. But pivoting
over to Donald Trump, lots ofnames being floated around, JD Vance,
Tim Scott, Marco Rubio, DougBurgham and at Turning Points Convention every I
(10:48):
mean, forty three percent went withjd Vance. The nearest competitor was I
believe Scott with fifteen point four percent. Do you see j Vance is getting
the No. He's definitely looking likethe favorite here, no doubt. And
the reason why is I think he'san excellent communicator. He's an excellent in
(11:11):
debator. I interviewed jd Vance atat Turning Point action in Detroit this weekend.
People can read it, we probablishedit on right By yesterday, and
they can watch the video. He'sa really incredible communicator. I think he
also deeply understands the issues that madeTrump popular and separated Trump from the Republican
(11:33):
establishment. All those other names youmentioned, and there are more that are
being discussed out there. They're allgood people. Don't get me wrong,
right Like, I'm not saying thatany of these people are bad, but
it's just at this point in time, you need someone who deeply understands the
issues that made Trump president in twentysixteen, and that deeply understands the the
(11:56):
you know, the immigration, thewar, the also the trade issues that
separate him from the Republican establishment,and that supports him on his issues right
whereas if he goes the other wayand pick someone that's more establishment, he
he could live to regret that later. So I just think, again,
(12:20):
the other folks all find people.I know them all right, Like I
know Tim Scott really well, Iknow Marco Rubio really well. I know
Doug Burgher really well. I thinkthey're all good folks, right, and
any of them would be a fineby president, would be good. But
I think Evan is caught above therest, and I think there's a reason
why he's doing so well in thosenumbers, and the reason why I think
(12:43):
he is the favored pick at thispoint. We'll see how it goes.
Donald Trump is going to make hisdecision and you know, and how that
shakes out over the course of thenext few weeks, we'll see. But
I would imagine that we have adecision shortly before we're at the Republican National
Convention, which will be upcoming inJuly in Wisconsin. All right, real
(13:07):
quick, Matt Boyle, Washington BureauAchieved Brightbart, what do you see happening
at the debate? I guess thefirst debate between Biden and Trump next week.
I think Biden's going to have arough go of things. But I
also think that he would be unwisefor Republicans to lower expectations for Biden.
But Joe Biden is the president ofthe United States. He should be able
(13:28):
to handle himself for nineteen minutes onstage debating the former president and his opponent
in this upcoming general election and nothave any issues whatsoever. He should be
able to definitely explain the issues,and he shouldn't have any moments of oddities.
(13:48):
And so given what we've seen inthe last few weeks of his concerning
behavior on the world stage and atthese fund rais, there's this thing with
Jimmy Kimmel and Barack Obama where Obamahad to grab them by the hand and
steer them off the stage. Like, I don't know if we'll have a
moment like that or not. We'llsee. Sometimes you do, sometimes you
don't, look Biden. But Republicansshouldn't get their hopes up that that will
(14:11):
happen. But even if it doesn't, I think you'll see that Biden does
not have a command of the issuesand that Trump does. And I know
that they're all saying that these rulesare designed to constrain Trump. I think
they're they're they're gonna expire on thembecause they can strain Biden. Oh yeah,
(14:33):
mc cut rules and everything. SoI don't think it's gonna work well
for the Democrats in the last Ithink Trump's gonna do very well at the
debate. All right, I hopeyour prediction comes true. Matt Boyle,
Breitbart Bookmarket, Breitbart dot Com.Until we talk again, keep up the
great work, Matt. Take careof yourself, you bet Coming up an
eight twenty one toy Bove Kirsty talkstationbetweens
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