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Nov. 4, 2024 - Louder with Crowder
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We are the News Now: Election 2024 Docuseries Part 3 | Louder With Crowder
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at report at election integrity.
What the f***?
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You can submit what you see at report dot election integrity.
I swear to God.
I swear to God.
I'm going to get my Glenelis on my gun safe and then swallow it.
There's too much s*** in my head.
There's so many things to be chatting.
All right, ready?
So, man...
Where to start with what's unique about the election?
The first one that I did, election livestream, was 2016.
It was in his house, in his den, essentially, with kind of a makeshift setup with curtains and a TV screen that was over kind of Stephen's shoulder over here.
And he basically was just trying to give people an alternative.
Like, instead of having to tune into mainstream media, here's an alternative, we'll talk to you about what's going on.
Then in 2020, we tried to step things up a little bit.
We added a lot of comedic elements to it.
We added all kinds of fun kind of little bits that we would do.
It got electoral healing electoral.
The information that we would bring in, and we did a live stream that broke all the records.
You know, I think it had 17 plus million views.
In 2022, we were off YouTube on Rumble.
We broke records on Rumble.
That's great, and we can kind of just do the same thing, but we want to be the single source for information that people need to go to for an election.
What's up?
It's an incredibly unique effort, what we've been doing so far to get ready for the 2024 election.
Accessing data and accessing information and systems that no other company on the internet has really done before.
So people understand this.
The inspiration was a mistake.
That last election when Arizona was called super early.
This is a big development.
Fox News decision desk is calling Arizona for Joe Biden.
What this is about is providing the tools, not only here, but to all alternative streams so that we don't have to rely on the old guards ever again.
Guys, we're getting ready for election season, obviously.
Now looking at early voting coming out of the key swing states.
We're utilizing the same resources, the same data, the same information that the quote-unquote mainstream media outlets utilize.
CNN, NBC News, ABC, you know, with a fraction of the employees and a fraction of the budget.
So that's really taking a lot of focus, time, dedication.
I think this is the most important election of my lifetime, certainly.
I don't think the stakes have ever been higher, and I think we're putting everything we got into this.
Hey, Matt, what's going on today?
You know, just awesome.
Every bit of revenue that we had, like, it's all being reinvested into the things that we're going to present on election night.
So we will have everything that Legacy Media has, and then some.
So he announced a lot of the things that we were promising live.
So we didn't know we were promising them.
And then we had to kind of figure out how to make it all happen.
George the Greek.
I'm George the Greek.
Come on back, George.
Your cigarettes are right here.
I'm like Kamala.
I don't know what they're about to ask me.
When you're charged with essentially building a professional election desk and you've never done it before, you kind of have to learn as you do.
It's not a straight line from A to B, but yet the results have to be perfect.
Working with large companies like Reuters to figure out how we can use their data.
I think the highlight of what we're kind of putting together is this election integrity map.
What I'm saying is perhaps these numbers are absorbed in some other category.
Yeah.
The biggest challenge is accumulating all the data, reading through it, digesting it, and then figuring out, out of all of these data points, what the most important data points are and how we can distill them and present them to the audience in a very succinct and digestible way.
There's red and there's blue, you see?
Until you are actually behind the scenes working on it, you see how much it takes to come up with accurate pieces of data like that.
That's hours upon hours of work trying to find that out.
And to try to be accurate too, what we're explaining, so we're not trying to just throw data out there.
The important thing is to have an informed and enlightened audience, and I think that's especially where we shine.
When we know we have a foundation of accurate data, then we can really look at it in a way that allows us to present the audience with an angle that they really won't see anywhere else.
I mean, I hope we're able to present something to the audience and shows the actual truth of what's going on.
Like, if there is something amiss in a county, in a state.
Michigan already said they're already going to kick 500,000 people off the voting rolls after the election.
I don't know why they have to wait till after.
I do think it's going to be close.
I do think that that provides opportunities for shenanigans, which is why we're trying to keep track of all of this stuff.
If there are no shenanigans, I'm very worried in very certain specific areas about shenanigans.
Arizona, I think it was Maricopa County.
Maricopa County.
Maricopa's got 10 days or whatever.
Start with Maricopa County.
It's going to take us 12 days.
How do you know it's going to take 12, first of all?
The study they did, this guy's an inside guy.
He knew what happened in the 2020 election.
And as far as Smartmatic and all this other s***, What was the question?
There is plenty in store for election night that hopefully you guys are going to find really funny.
Somebody just saw Kamala, by the way, heading to the ladies room with a pack of razor blades.
Probably for our legs.
Producing not only the sketches, not only the commercials, interstitial comedy elements.
So Pennsylvania obviously could go either way, so gotta have a red version and of course gotta have a blue version.
We're simultaneously, we've got the team on undercover assets and things like that, so it's all hands on deck.
We work with a relatively small crew, but man, those guys produced.
Howdy!
I'm Colonel Slanders, the official spokesman, official spokesperson of the Democrat Party.
He's been working harder than a one-armed wallpaper hanger!
That's my fault.
Let's try that one again.
It's a fun environment because there's so much comedy going on, but it's also intense because there are big, country-altering things that are happening, especially with the undercover stuff we've done.
That added a whole new element to the intensity that I didn't even see coming until it happened.
Today there was a story about somebody in Southern District who's highly respected.
Knocking the hell out of both of those cases.
Say it's an embarrassment they were allowed to be brought.
And I'm going to write out a list of them.
One of the top people in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan.
Quote, Honestly, I think this case is nonsense.
Nobody's ever been charged with this before.
It's a perversion of justice.
It's a perversion of justice.
We have some breaking news.
Judge Juan Mershon has ruled on Trump's request to delay the sentencing, and he says that he will in fact delay it until November 26th.
That is all now pushed off till after the election, so that is now off the table.
There was knowledge of this by the Marshalls program.
Okay.
They're contradicting each other.
All right.
Here we go, calling and speaker.
I want to say thank you for bringing this to our attention.
And, I mean, we are concerned.
I can say that.
Yes.
And I guarantee you they're going to be doing this, this, this, this.
Someone will take the fall.
Invariably, he's not the only person responsible.
Oh my gosh!
What are you saying?
If you could do it all over again, would you do it the same way?
Or would you allow people their freedoms and not harm New York City like you did?
One last comment for de Blasio, the weenie?
Nothing.
Thanks for the safety Didn't want to hit her in the face with the boss fuck - All well-to, well-to.
Caldwell 2, 2 minutes 20 seconds, bleep the S word.
That is unrelated to the pipe.
We're not validating it per se, but that's why we're reaching out to the GOP, the people that were on the ground.
How do you steal an election?
We're allowed to talk about it on YouTube right now, and Muck Club has an exclusive, some undercover footage.
Look, you're gonna be mad.
It'll be fun, but you'll be mad.
It'll be fun, but you'll be mad.
We saw what happened last time with pipes bursting and stories changing and all kinds of stuff happening that we didn't really have a lot of faith in.
And to be able to restore people's confidence in an election, transparency is key.
Nobody else is doing this next part.
It's the on-the-ground reporters in these swing states, in these major cities, where we think potentially stuff could happen.
And also the Mug Club Army on top of that.
So we set up the website, MugClubArmy.com.
So if something's happening, people can submit it to the website.
We're like, okay, this is a real person that really does have this footage.
If there's stuff going on in Pennsylvania, we know we have X amount of people in Pennsylvania that could see what's actually true.
If something happens, people at least have a place to go to report it to a show that will have the largest audience to be able to see it.
What about election integrity incidences?
File report here.
Optimistically, I think that it will be ran more transparently than the previous election.
But at the same time, I think our election integrity map and the people we have on the ground are absolutely necessary to ensure that that is the case.
I don't know how to answer any of these questions.
Did I just screw up a shot?
I don't think so.
I thought I was running fast before.
And then we get into election season and we feel like we've all been running at a 10 and it's like now we have to go even faster for several months.
And really the last couple of weeks of election, just insane kind of pace.
And so it's an intense environment.
If someone were to step up and look at the financials and say, okay, you need to be a smart businessman, they would not say, what?
You're doing what on election night?
You're paying how much to get these news wires and investigative journalists?
I don't know.
I like the pressure.
I like...
The hustle and bustle, it's fun, it's exciting.
I get anxious.
If things are too boring, I get anxious.
Stephen Hawking had more energy his last two weeks of his life than I have.
We have told people that we do not leave until the people know who the President of the United States is going to be.
I will probably be coming with changes of clothes and, you know, ways to sleep here.
I imagine it'll be a daily show on steroids.
I think it's going to be a phenomenal night for a few days.
The possibility of it being multiple days worth of streaming is something that I don't think I've ever really...
Remember Friday, I came to you all panicked.
I'm like, I only have enough space to record for 36 hours.
It's gonna be a ton of work, but we got a dedicated team and yeah, they're kicking ass and excited to see what you guys think of it.
Yeah, get out and vote so we can go home, please.
Do you think Trump's gonna win?
I sure hope so, or else I'm going to have to scrap my entire wardrobe.
Not because it's Donald Trump.
I think it's one of the most impactful elections of our country because we are losing faith in our institutions.
And I've lost it in most of them already, but completely losing it as a population, that leads to all kinds of chaos.
What we're doing is dangerous, man.
So many lawyers.
So many lawyers.
Oh, we need the draft.
Okay.
And legal has to approve it.
Really, I think there's reasons why people don't do it because there is so much risk.
I don't think other people want to take on that risk because you can get the clicks and you can get a certain amount of ad revenue by just, you know, going on camera and commenting on something.
There's actually going to be, I believe, we'll announce a betting line as to whether we'll be removed from YouTube or when.
That's never what we wanted to do here because we're not trying to be here right now and get a few clicks for this election.
We're trying to change the way that the media infrastructure develops and we want to be part of that moving forward for a long time.
You know, hopefully we could save the election.
It's so cheesy.
Go ahead.
Mine's not very sentimental, so I need time to work up tears.
That is so far above and beyond what everyone else is doing that I think this is going to be a historic moment.
This is sort of a watershed moment, this election, I think.
Hopefully, you know, make a difference in the way elections are reported moving forward.
The left is constantly engaged in foul play, but their first choice would be to not have to cheat, right?
To do it with lies by omission, by using media bias, by throttling surgeons.
Lie, lie, lie, cheat.
We all know who Donald Trump is.
He will be a dictator on day one.
Hitler.
As I was saying...
And that's why we are gearing up the election livestream of the century.
We'll have the live electoral integrity map.
No one will have the data that we have on that night to call, dispute states, and let you know everything that is going on across this country.
There's no reason to tune in anywhere else that night.
The election livestream of the century.
And we will make America great again.
The election livestream of the century will be there with us.
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