Democrats Elected A DEAD MAN IN LANDSLIDE As Republicans Begin Arguing Over Trump Vs DeSantis 2024
Democrats Elected A DEAD MAN IN LANDSLIDE As Republicans Begin Arguing Over Trump Vs DeSantis 2024. Liberals argue voters KNEW that he was dead but wanted a special election over his rival.
Conservatives, Libertarians, and Independents are currently arguing which candidate would be better Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis in 2024. They are arguing over candidate quality despite the fact that Fetterman won with brain damage and Democrats elected a dead man.
The reality is most voters republicans and democrats vote based on party and winning that is harder than just arguing policy
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Today is November 9th, 2022, the day after the midterms, and boy do we have a bunch of updates.
Republicans actually won, but for some reason they're acting like they lost, and leftists are acting like they won.
Well, Democrats did better than expected, but not based on projections from like a month ago.
In the next story we have... Democrats elected a dead man.
Yeah, okay.
In a landslide, no less.
Well, there you go.
Meanwhile, Republicans are arguing over DeSantis or Trump for 2024.
And in our last story, did a member of The View, the Democrat, just admit to committing voter fraud?
Yes, she did.
Now, maybe she misspoke, but she said she voted for her son.
So, uh, let's break that one down.
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It was a long night, my friends, but Republicans are victorious, at least for now.
The media has been reporting that a red mirage may occur, and in the coming week or weeks, the Republican gains will be diminished.
Well, I don't see that happening, but maybe, I don't know.
Right now, the current projection is that Republicans will control 224 seats in the House, securing control.
My predictions from the New York Times is that it will be a 50-50 Senate, but it's looking like Georgia will go to a runoff.
And Walker may actually win this one, giving Republicans 51 to 49.
It really does feel reminiscent to 2018 or even 2020.
And the big news, my man Ron DeSantis landslide 20-point victory.
And that's it right there.
Now I must start this because I'm sure many of you have already seen the commentary.
I am flabbergasted, my friends.
I wake up excited to hear the news that we're gonna actually, well, it's still a little early.
Don't count all your chickens before they hatch.
But even right now, with the current numbers in Congress, it's looking like the GOP will have the majority.
The New York Times is projecting, with these close races, it will actually shift even further.
And there even is, despite the fact that in the map it's showing like Lauren, it's looking like Lauren Boebert may be losing, There are some projections that there may be late ballots being counted that are going to shift heavily Republican.
That's normal.
That's what happens.
Early in mail-in voting favors Democrats.
Then as the in-person votes come in, it starts skewing more and more Republican.
But we'll see.
Even if she loses, it's looking like 219 seats.
So, where I'm standing right now, it could still get worse.
Could still be bad.
But the funny thing is, I'm seeing all of these conservatives lamenting the results.
I'm seeing Matt Walsh, he's coming out and he's like, you know, look, DeSantis clearly has proven he's got a path forward.
What's the case against DeSantis?
There's a lot of people that are saying the GOP underperformed what's going on, and I'm seeing all these leftists being like, haha, red wave more like a red puddle and a red trickle.
And I'm like, yeah, okay, I guess.
But the results we got are exactly in line with projections a few weeks ago.
And I want to remind all of you, what did I say?
Do I have these tweets up?
I tweeted this November 7th.
If you keep claiming the GOP is guaranteed to win, you will be shocked tomorrow or next week.
If you recognize Democrats aren't just rolling over and you go vote, you may be surprised.
Still, but pleasantly.
And then we have, I tweeted this in response to Hugh Hewitt.
Hugh Hewitt pointed out that Democratic strategists were acknowledging that a loss of 20 seats would be a good night.
And some were projecting the GOP could gain as many as 55.
I said, Democrats may actually surprise the GOP.
Don't count your chickens.
Yo, I learned my lesson in 2018.
A lot of what people were, there were a lot of commentators a couple days ago.
This is a good day.
Look, Ron DeSantis wins by double digits.
Kemp wins handily in Georgia.
abortion ruling. There were a bunch of Republicans taking the abortion stance off their pages,
and it seems like it did have a bigger impact than many of us thought. This is a good day.
I'm just, I'm sitting here like, look, Ron DeSantis wins by double digits. Kemp wins
handily in Georgia. Abbott crushes Beto O'Rourke. Rubio absolutely landslides in Florida.
What we're seeing is that Florida leadership, as we've already known, is proving they can be a path forward for people who believe in American values and reject socialism and wokeness.
In his victory speech, Ron DeSantis said, Florida is where the woke goes to die.
I'm looking at all of this and I'm like, here we go, baby.
Donald Trump, he's done a lot of great things.
I've never been the biggest fan of his, but I supported him, and I probably would support him again for a variety of reasons.
But looking at Ron DeSantis, this has been the big question.
He's a younger guy, he's got tact, but he's got a plan.
So with what we're seeing now, these projections are in line with where we were only a few weeks ago.
The funny thing that happens is that because the polling shifted late in the game, everyone thought the Republicans were going to win by such a huge degree that they're acting like they lost!
I'm like, how am I seeing these leftists celebrating that they lost?
Okay, okay, hold on.
It's not called yet.
I'm feeling great.
You know, it's remarkable.
I learned my lesson in 2018, right?
That's why even though I'm seeing all of these 538 things and I'm like, I'm not playing that game, Democrats are going to do better than you think because it happened in 2018.
Boy, was I wrong then.
I'm looking at all these cultural issues.
You and I, we're politicos.
We're ahead of this.
We see these things and regular people don't.
But this is a positive trend, especially with Ron DeSantis.
Donald Trump called him Ron DeSanctimonious.
And I'm wondering if that may have actually helped.
What a lot of people are suggesting right now is that Donald Trump's brand has just become toxic.
If you look in Michigan, The state legislature just flipped Democrat for the first time in 40 years.
And what people are saying is that the Stop the Steal stuff is just pissing people off.
Now, I take a look at what's going on in Arizona.
And, uh, I want to go through some of the early morning data with you.
Went to bed around, like, 1 a.m.
last night.
Wrapped the show up just after midnight.
Yikes.
I'm surprised I have the energy that I do.
But, uh, it's looking like Katie Hobbs in Arizona may win, but, but, Carrie Lake's not counted out yet.
Not conceding, and it's very close.
And it's looking exactly like what happened in the primary.
So.
We will see.
Look, Mastriano didn't win.
We had Mastriano on Tim Kast's IRL.
He's running for governor in Pennsylvania, but he was down 14 points.
I'm not surprised by a lot of these results.
Right now, the chances of Democrats controlling the Senate is 66% according to the New York Times.
It's going to be 50-50.
Now, if Georgia goes to a runoff and Libertarians break for Walker, then it will go 51-49 with Republicans in control, but Senate doesn't even really matter.
What we really wanted from the Senate was majorities so that we can get Rand Paul, for instance, heading up some of these committees, and then he could really go after Dr. Fauci.
If that's not the case, it's still a major victory.
Right now, according to the New York Times, The Republicans currently have 219 seats, won or favored.
Colorado's third.
Let me see if I can isolate Colorado's third for the New York Times.
So right now, you've got 10 toss-ups.
Even if the Democrats won every single toss-up, Republicans would have the majority.
In Colorado's third, where Lauren Boebert is currently down by about 0.8%, it's not over yet.
These leftists are all celebrating and it ain't even been called, okay?
What's the total amount of votes that we have in so far?
Let me jump back here.
We've got 68% of the votes, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, 90% of the votes are in, but the New York Times is saying it is a 68% chance that Lauren Boebert wins.
I'm not surprised there.
Now, what if she loses?
You know, it's still 218.
And then you gotta say you got all these toss-ups.
California 27th, Oregon's 5th, California 22nd, and Colorado's 8th are all skewing Republican.
Not to mention that several of these other Democrats skewing districts, counties, districts are barely skewing Democrat.
New Mexico's second with 90, more than 95 percent in, it's only up 0.2 for the Democrat.
So we will see.
This is Gabe Vasquez and Yvette Harrell.
Right now, the, let me, let me, let me, let me jump down to the actual forecast.
House forecast in detail.
The projection from the New York Times is 224 seats.
The chickens have not yet hatched, my friends.
There's still a possibility Democrats retain control of the House, which would be nuts.
It's entirely possible.
But they're projecting an 83% chance of control for the Republicans.
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If the Republicans won 260 seats, if they won 56 seats in the Senate, sure, it would feel really good, and everyone had their fingers crossed, but they're still not getting anything done.
There can be subpoenas, investigations, there can be testimony before Congress, but they're not going to pass bills without a veto-proof majority, which they're not going to get.
This is everything that the Republicans were hoping for.
So it's just crazy to me That there are people on Twitter acting like the apocalypse happened.
I want to give a shout out to Bucksex and we'll read some of these tweets in this post-mortem.
You lost trending.
People who voted for John Fetterman are why reality and rationality no longer matters in politics, just party identity and raw power.
I do not disagree with that.
I don't disagree.
John Fetterman, the projected winner with 94% reporting in Pennsylvania, giving a flip to the Democrats.
We can see here, Republicans have lost a seat so far.
It's still up.
Georgia is leaning towards Warnock, but by 0.5%.
So it's very, very close.
Neither has broken 50%.
It's likely going to go to a runoff.
And then you've got 2% towards the Libertarian.
It may break for Walker, especially if Republicans get out, turn out to vote.
Now, I had someone super chat me yesterday, and they said, Tim, you said that if we got all my friends together, went out and voted, we'd win.
And I'm like, you did!
It's projected that the Republicans are gonna win.
Imagine if you didn't.
I had someone super chat, they said, I got five of my friends, and we all went out and voted, and look at what's happening.
And I'm like, yeah, the Republicans are winning.
If we didn't muster up resistance and push back on this, did you think it was gonna be easy?
This is the crazy thing to me.
I'll say it again.
The 538 projection started flipping.
I was laughing.
I'm like, they're suggesting a possibility that Republicans win 56 seats?
Everybody heard such tremendous news at the very last minute that they are saddened to see they've won!
Come on, guys!
The Republicans getting control of the House means Speaker Pelosi no more.
It means she likely retires.
And then what are we going to see?
Is she going to stay in Congress another two years or is someone going to have to replace her?
There are some disappointments.
Time will still tell.
We don't know for sure exactly what's going to happen.
But it's looking good.
It's looking real good.
Right now, you should be saying, it looks good.
Now, let's point out a couple things here.
We have the Reuters map pulled up.
I want to show you the governor's race with Arizona.
Only 68% of the votes are currently in, and Kerry Lake is within 30,000 votes.
Okay, so there is a massive portion of votes that have yet to come in.
And just like with the primary, they're going to start skewing heavily Republican as time goes on.
I am a huge Carrie Lake fan.
She's amazing.
The border, as an issue, she's got leadership.
Ron DeSantis, the same.
Take a look at Texas.
Abbott wins handily.
Georgia, Kemp wins handily.
And in Florida, Ron DeSantis landslides with 20 points!
It's amazing.
What we see here, primarily with Florida, is that Ron DeSantis has a plan.
He has policies.
He's talked about core issues.
There's real leadership.
I'll say this.
To all the Trump criticism, man, he's focused so heavily on 2016 and 2020.
It is a drag.
A big drag.
Some people are suggesting that Trump was a drag.
I'm not so convinced.
You've got people saying Trump was a drag and they should have done better.
You've got some people saying the only reason they did as well as they did because of Trump.
And I'm like, yo, it's a mixed bag.
It's a coin toss.
In some places Trump works, in some places he doesn't.
Right now in Arizona, let's pull this up for the governor's race.
We got a lot of votes that need to come in.
Only 68% of Maricopa is in so far.
Gary Lake is down by just shy of 50,000 votes in Maricopa, and they are projecting.
So I've seen, heard some scuttlebutt coming from the campaign, from people within Arizona.
The early vote, everything that came in favored Dobbs.
I'm sorry, Dobbs.
Hobbs.
And now that we're into the day of vote, just like with the primary, it's expected to start skewing towards Kerry Lake, which would be absolutely fantastic.
So, we will see.
We will see.
Let's pull up some of these tweets here.
Take a look at this.
From Florida's Voice, Blue County's swing for Ron DeSantis in the 2020 election.
Miami-Dade went Republican, plus 11.
Palm Beach, plus 3.
Osceola, plus 7.
Hillsborough, up 9.
Pineas, up 11.
Ron DeSantis, The GOP in Florida, real leadership, was able to swing blue counties.
This is the model moving forward for this country.
And you've got a lot of these people saying, Gen Z, they've shown it, they've proven when they come out.
That's not it.
I don't think that's it.
Gen Z may have voted D plus 28, that's what we're seeing, but there's not as many of them voting.
What really matters is how many people turn out to vote.
And the question is, do we have good leadership?
I gotta tell you, my friends, I'll say it again, people don't like Trump.
I like Trump for a lot of reasons.
I've praised him as the best president of my lifetime.
Boy, did the Young Turks, I think it was the Young Turks, maybe it was Majority Report, they got mad about that!
And I'm like, I didn't say he was, you know, on a scale of negative 10 to positive 10.
I didn't say he was positive 10, like the best we've ever seen, doing a great job.
I said he's done good things.
Sure, it's mostly bad in a lot of ways, but he's better than every other president we've had.
Ron DeSantis may actually be an outright good president.
He's got foreign policy experience.
He was in the Navy.
He was a lawyer.
And many people served.
I think he was on the Armed Forces Committee.
I could be wrong.
I'm optimistic, man.
I'm waking up today and I'm like, this is great!
Here we go.
Let's read some more.
Sagar and Jetty says, many GOP commentators willing to say candidate quality stopped this deal was a major drag, but none that I see admitting that abortion clearly was a massive drag on the party across the board.
This is correct.
That's why I brought this up just the other day.
Secret Dobbs voters.
They would likely not be polled.
When the pollsters came out and said, you know, to people like, when they polled likely voters, they're not going to get new voters who are voting on the issue of abortion.
That matters.
But here's the important thing, Republicans.
You still are likely to win.
It's projected that you're going to win.
Hoping that's the case.
Still, we don't know.
Things could change.
If the Red Mirage narrative is true, then boy is it going to get bad.
I'll say that.
But right now, it's looking fantastic.
And even if Republicans can't pull out the win everyone was hoping for, we've got a great sign with Ron DeSantis' leadership.
Matt Walsh says, DeSantis blew the competition away while much of the rest of the Republican Party underperformed.
What exactly is the argument against DeSantis 2024?
So one person said his view on DeSantis 2024 being a massive error.
He says, let's remove Trump and whether he will run.
I'm not going to read the whole thing, but he's basically saying it was an error.
We'll get to that.
We got another post here from Matt Walsh.
Tweet.
The Republican Party outside of Florida has no message, no discipline, no leadership, no courage to confront the important issues head on.
That's why they're losing to literally brain damaged candidates.
We need a total overhaul.
I agree.
Cernovich said reliving 2020 was always going to be a costly mistake.
Completely agree.
That really bothered me about Trump.
We talked about it on IRL.
I'm like, he's doing these rallies where he's complaining about two years ago.
My friends, you want to know why I really hate the fraud narrative and stop the steal?
It's not a question of facts or investigations.
It's not a question of what may or may not be.
It's a question of are you getting younger voters?
Are you speaking to kitchen table issues?
Are you telling hard-working Americans we will fight for your children?
We will fight for gas prices to go down.
We will fight to stop inflation.
You're not!
It's annoying when that is what people are talking about.
I'm like, guys, you are suppressing the vote when you do this.
You look at these people who are voting and they don't care about these deep esoteric politico issues.
They love it when Donald Trump comes out and rants about stop the steal stuff.
Because for one, it convinces people your vote doesn't matter.
Even right now, people are like, the fix is clearly in.
And I'm like, you won!
I don't get it!
Donald Trump won in 2016.
Well, that's because, despite the cheating, and I'm like, come on, man.
If you can win, you can win.
Let me tell you what I think we see.
What's going on in this country.
What I see is...
There's ballot harvesting across the country.
It's illegal.
We don't like it.
We gotta change the rules.
They say that there's fraud and other nonsense happening in other places.
I see videos popping up.
Project Veritas catches electioneering and all that stuff.
I'm like, yeah dude, those things happen.
But are they at the scale where you can't win?
No.
I'll tell you where your fight needs to be.
Look at Mark Elias of, what is it, Democracy Docket or whatever his thing is.
The Democrats are firing off crazy lawsuits on procedural grounds.
They're expanding mail-in voting.
This is how Democrats win.
The argument, the steelman argument for Democrats is they're coming out and saying, everyone should vote.
That's true democracy.
Well, we're constitutional Republicanists.
Republicanists?
I don't want to say Republican.
We believe that people should choose to vote and that it should be representative democracy.
That's probably not the way to put it, but that's kind of what it is.
That your representatives go and they vote on issues for you.
There's benefits to that, I think, better than direct democracy.
So we don't want to see everyone just blindly voting, not knowing what they're voting for.
We don't want low information voters.
We want high information voters so we can have a better system.
That's the difference.
With universal mail-in voting, you get Mom, and she walks into the kitchen with her 18, 19-year-old kids, and she goes, did you vote yet?
And they go, I don't care, Mom.
And they're like, you fill out your balance!
And they're like, I don't care, I'm playing Call of Duty, Mom.
Gen Z vote turnout happened because universal mail-in voting.
Now, I'm not advocating that these people should not vote.
I'm advocating that they should choose to vote of their own accord.
And thus, it should be a thing where it's like, get up, go out, vote.
Not sit there blindly and have someone vote for you.
But let me tell you, Sonny Hauston, I think it was, on The View, Talking about voter fraud.
Making it sound like she illegally voted for her son.
That's the point.
I have been saying this.
It's remarkable to me, my friends.
Because I've been talking about this for a couple of years now.
If you watch my content, you know I said it.
That parents walk up to their kids and they say, I want you to fill this out and vote Democrat.
And the kid goes, I don't care, Ma.
I don't want to.
Who knows?
And they're like, just fill it out.
So what?
And they go, fine.
They fill it out.
And then the mom brings it in for them.
That's legal.
That's a procedural change that guarantees low-information voters exactly what Democrats need.
You've also got stories like what Sonny Hostin was saying, which, yes, you could say is fraud.
Doesn't matter if the ballots are fraudulent.
I'm not arguing that.
What I'm arguing is you need to win on procedural grounds.
We need to do away with election month.
We need to do do away with universal mail-in voting.
We're not in the pandemic anymore.
Joe Biden says so, right?
So people should have to get up and choose to go vote.
It should be a holiday.
That doesn't favor Republicans, but it doesn't matter.
That's principle.
Everyone should be allowed to take the day off to make sure they can go vote.
There's long lines, and we don't want people being screwed with.
Now, here's a big issue.
In Arizona, one of the reasons it's looking really good for Hobbes is because Republicans don't vote by mail.
They overwhelmingly vote in person.
That wasn't true in Florida.
In Miami-Dade, DeSantis actually won the early in mail-in votes.
That's crazy.
But in Arizona, we're waiting for votes to come in because Republicans all voted on the day of.
Here's the problem.
Day of the voting machines fail.
Day of polling locations get shut down.
Which skews things towards Democrats.
It shouldn't be that way.
There needs to be some basic level of a basic requirement for interest in the election.
I do not want people to vote who don't know and don't care.
I don't care if it's Republican or Democrat.
I think that the bare minimum should be you have to get up off your seat, walk down to a polling place, and vote.
Universal mail-in voting opens the door to low-quality voters.
Now, I don't mean that they shouldn't be allowed to vote.
I am not denigrating anybody.
I am not diminishing their worth or human rights.
I'm saying, if you don't want to vote, you shouldn't.
But with universal mail-in voting and ballot harvesting, you're getting people who don't know and don't care to actually vote.
One thing I'll point out, too.
People mention Florida where they're like, that whistleblower talked about ballot harvesting.
I'm like, okay.
I get it.
Ballot harvesting is legal in a lot of places.
You need to understand that they are allowed to go to nursing homes and do this.
You need to win the procedural grounds.
This means local elections.
This means you need to win your state legislature.
It's not always about your governor, your house, or the Senate.
Then you can say, we will ban this.
And I think you should.
But, low information voters are a tremendous opportunity.
And it's very hard for Republicans to win when they're targeting middle-aged, moderate individuals.
That's a sad reality.
Low information votes get you those victories.
So you need to make sure you vote local.
You need to keep doing what you did.
Right now?
We'll see, my friends.
We'll see exactly how things play out.
I don't know.
I don't know.
It's projected that Republicans are going to win, and that's what we're hoping for.
Ron Coleman with the white pill, my friends.
He says, such pedestrian takes underselling tonight's results for the GOP.
At no point in U.S.
history has every single cultural institution, press, entertainment, academia, unions, public employees, the massive public employee sector, the professions, law enforcement, federal agencies, major corporations, Wall Street, nonprofits, mainline Protestant dominations, the military, I could go on, been so profoundly and explicitly aligned the way they have been behind the left in the last five years.
There's nothing typical about the midterm elections.
Moreover, the GOP is bringing legitimately interesting, exciting new blood into its coalitions.
Young leaders and voters.
This includes many minority communities dismissed as automatic Democrat sectors for all time to come.
Democrats, DeSantis, I'm telling you man, DeSantis is showing us a path forward.
2024.
I don't know if Trump is the right call and I think the biggest challenge we face right now is that DeSantis has proven real leadership.
A 20 point swing in Florida!
He helped Rubio!
If it is a civil war between Trump and DeSantis, it could be bad.
I'm at the point where I'm going to tell you, man, look, I like Trump for a lot of reasons, but DeSantis seems to be the guy.
And I've been going back and forth on this, but Trump, he won't let go of 2020.
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There are going to be young voters entering the voting pool.
18, 20, 22-year-olds come 2024, first-time voters, and they don't know anything about 2020.
Someone today who's 16 years old, who is going to be voting in 2024, is going to be like, dude, I was a little kid, okay?
I was, what was that, it's 20, it's, it's, they were 14 when that happened.
Do you think they know anything about 2020's election?
No.
So if you go to them and say, listen, in 2020 it was deeply unfair, they're gonna be like, I don't even know what he's talking about.
We had Vosch, the socialist, on the show.
And he was like, I'd vote for Biden.
And I'm like, he's a warmonger.
And he goes, well, I was a little kid.
I don't know anything about that.
Vosch was a teenager when Joe Biden was warmongering with Obama.
He didn't know anything about this.
DeSantis.
He's younger, more tactful.
That's the opportunity.
Ron Coleman says, Not that the GOP isn't stuck with some odd and stale
figures, but the Democrats have no bench, no future, and no one.
And their party message is and will remain rooted in resentment,
nihilism, division, and contempt for most Americans, their values and their intelligence.
And then you tell me it was only Florida.
I mean, if you don't understand or want to accept what Florida means,
the Latino vote, the economic growth, the low taxes, the nature of leadership that transformed the political
landscape, I can't help you.
Not at all this hour.
Not to mention, what DeSantis did was he cleaned up the voter rolls in the system in Florida.
Everything we've seen from DeSantis out of Florida is a path towards victory.
And it should be a symbol to the rest of this country and the GOP what you need to do.
The Democrats got no A-listers.
They got no new blood.
They got no spirit.
What they have is resentment and fear.
The Republican Party nationally has terrible garbage leadership.
We've always known that.
But Ron DeSantis is showing us a path forward.
So, we will see my friends.
The people who are diehard on Trump, you've got to get over it.
I get it.
Donald Trump represents a lot and he gained a ton of votes in 2020.
74 million.
Was it 74 or 72?
72 million?
I think it was 74.
74 or 72?
72 million?
I think it was 74, around there.
But there are a lot of people voting against Democrats when it comes to Donald Trump.
When it came to Hillary Clinton and Trump, voter turnout was actually really bad, and Trump only won by 77,000 votes across three states.
I think what we're seeing right now, yo, it's good news.
I'll just say it one more time before I wrap up.
Red Wave?
No.
But we are looking at projections that everyone expected to happen.
A month ago, we are exactly where everyone thought it was going to be.
That the chances that they take the Senate, according to 538, was less than 50-50.
Democrats actually were favored to hold onto the Senate.
We still have an opportunity in the Georgia runoff that Walker could win.
Not that I'm a big fan of the guy.
I don't think he's all with it.
I don't know how I feel about that.
Right?
Fetterman's not all with it, but they're just like, who cares?
He can say yay, right?
He can say aye or nay or yay or nay.
Okay, fine.
If those are the rules you want to play by, whatever.
Walker it is.
All we hoped for was the Republicans would take the House and we would get some investigation, some inquiries and potential impeachment.
I don't think we're going to get everything we want because the Republican Party just doesn't have it.
But this is a step in the right direction.
This is what we saw in 2018.
So be it.
That's a good day, man.
I'm gonna cook me up some bacon and eggs, enjoy my breakfast, and I'm gonna sit back and see how things turn out.
Right now, let's just take in a look at the New York Times forecast.
They're saying, with 90% of the votes in, Lauren Boebert is projected to win.
They're saying it's gonna be 0.7.
Are they wrong?
I don't know.
But even if she does lose, it's gonna be 218 Republicans.
And then you've got all these other toss-ups.
It's looking good.
Maybe it'll change.
I don't know.
Let's see where it goes, but the time being, take the wins, dude!
I'll leave it there.
Next segment's coming up at 1 PM on this channel.
Thanks for hanging out, and I will see you all then.
The Republicans had an amazing turnout, and they won.
The projections are pretty good for Republicans to regain control of the House, but there are still many concerns.
Individuals, more conservative, independent, libertarian, and Republican, wondering how it could be that Democrats overperformed.
There are a lot of questions.
With dismal approval ratings for the president, overperformance in the polls by Republicans, massive gas prices, hyperinflation, this should have been a major victory for the Republicans.
But it wasn't.
It's just a regular old victory.
That doesn't bode well for the Republicans moving forward into 2024.
But we will see.
Right now, the Republicans, conservatives, they're fighting over DeSantis or Trump.
Trump's candidates underperformed, but DeSantis won by 20 points in Florida.
Now, I can't tell you exactly what's going to happen.
I can't tell you who should be the nominee.
But in the prediction markets, they're all favoring DeSantis now.
Because I mean, I mean, look, 20 point victory is beyond landslide.
But of course, to the story you've all been waiting for.
Democrat reelected in a landslide, even though he's dead.
That's right.
Tony DeLuca, who is not living and has not been living for just over a month, was reelected in a landslide.
They don't know who they're voting for.
They don't pay attention to the issues.
They don't care.
These are low information voters you are up against.
And the strategy of facts over feelings is not going to work.
This is amazing, isn't it?
Now, I'm sure there will be many people on the right who will claim fraud or something like that.
I'm telling you, my friends, low information voters walk into the polls, they smash the Democrat button, and they walk out.
And that's how it happens.
A dead Democrat has won.
So, while everyone's telling you about the quality of candidates, You need to be reminded that's not the case.
It may be the case for Republicans, but it's certainly not the case for Democrats.
The reality here is I think both scenarios are true.
Republicans need good candidates.
Democrats do not.
If you're going to overcome the cult vote, then you need someone strong, charismatic, a uniter, someone who gets massive press and is hard to strike down, like Ron DeSantis.
Now, as I mentioned, conservatives are fighting over whether it's going to be Trump in 2024 as the guy who's going to announce on November 15th.
So he says it's coming up real soon, about one week.
He's going to be announcing and we assume he's going to announce he's running in 2024.
I think it's simple.
I think there should be a primary, and we should see who actually wins.
Trump has his diehards, and I respect and understand their position.
But DeSantis is younger, with military experience, and has just shown us he can lead.
Across the board in Florida, it is a giant red wave.
But nationally, under Trump's leadership, less so.
Trump really is this great villain for the Democrat voter, and it makes it easy for them to rally against.
DeSantis?
Of course they don't like him.
But they don't have enough to go off of.
He doesn't have the gravitas of Trump.
And while for a while that was hugely beneficial to Republicans, it might not be the case anymore.
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From The Guardian, Democrat re-elected by a landslide in Pennsylvania even though he's dead.
Win by longtime state rep Tony DeLuca, who died last month, triggers special election that will be held on a later date.
Now, I can already hear it.
A bunch of people are going to argue fraud.
That what really happened is that nobody voted for a dead guy.
It's that the machine, the Democrat cheating machine, just mass-produced ballots.
I don't, no one's really saying that right now.
I'm just saying it's an easy explanation.
I think the real explanation is that Democrats have a lock on culture.
They want to fit in.
It is the norm.
There's a viral meme, and it's a bunch of comics, a comic panel, where it's like on the TV, it's like Republicans are bad.
It's people with signs, Republicans are bad.
It's a rock musician on a stage saying Republicans are bad.
And then someone says, I think Democrats are bad, and the other person says, you're brainwashed.
That's what it is.
Billboard Chris, you guys know him?
He wears the sandwich board, and he goes out, and the sandwich board says, children can't consent to puberty blockers.
There's a viral video that he put up where he walks up to, you know, a guy calls him brainwashed, and he says, how am I brainwashed?
He goes, F you, F you, F you, F you.
And he's like, can I show you a video?
He goes, no, no, no.
There's another video of a guy asking people, do you think Democrats are election deniers?
And they say, no.
And he goes, can I show you 150 examples of them denying the election?
And they go, no.
They don't want evidence.
They don't care about logic.
They just want to be in a cult.
How do you break them out?
Culture.
Here's the story.
Longtime Pennsylvania state rep was re-elected in a landslide even though he died last month.
Democrat Anthony DeLuca, Pennsylvania's longest-serving state rep, was the choice in more than 85%!
DeLuca85 died on October 9th from lymphoma, a disease he had twice previously fended off.
Now, I want to pause here.
Send my condolences to his family and friends.
I in no way mean to disrespect this individual.
Clearly, he was very popular and people really liked him.
And I think it's fair to say people did not know he was dead.
I don't think Democrats went into the polling place and said, that guy died last month.
I'm going to vote for him.
I think the reality is they don't know what they're voting for.
Certainly some people knew they were voting for him.
Of course they did.
And they knew this would result in a special election.
But I think most people just went in and said Democrat.
By the time of his death, it was too late to change the ballot or put forth another candidate for his seat.
While his opponent, Green candidate, Queenia Zara Livingston, accounted for more than 14% of the vote, DeLuca's victory has triggered a special election that will be held at a later date.
Quote, while we're incredibly saddened by the loss of Representative Tony DeLuca, we are proud to see the voters continue to show their confidence in him and his commitment to democratic values by re-electing him posthumously.
The Pennsylvania House Democratic Campaign Committee said in a tweet, A special election will soon follow.
It's not the first time a candidate has won an election posthumously.
In 2018, brothel owner Dennis Hoff won a seat in the Nevada Senate as a Republican, despite dying the month before.
Unlike in Pennsylvania, however, his victory did not trigger a special election.
Under Nevada state law, county officials could appoint a Republican to take off space for the entire team.
Some blame low voter awareness of current events.
Current events such as whether the candidate is alive or not.
For why candidates get elected posthumously, while others suggest voters are simply choosing the name they're most familiar with.
I think, actually, they're just hitting the R or the D, which is why I've proposed in the past that we remove party affiliation from the names of individuals on the ballot.
There's a really funny moment where a transgender anarchist satanist ran as a Republican and ended up winning a primary.
Republicans just voted for this person, and then they got really mad when they found out who they voted for.
Maybe y'all should pay attention to who you're voting for.
Now, right now, it may seem, on the surface, this story is framed very well to be like, well, Democrats and Republicans have gotten elected dead.
When you take a look at what's going on in this country, you take a look at the polls, it is more indicative of Democrats that they vote blindly.
I'm not suggesting that it's only dead Democrats who get elected.
Certainly, the story shows otherwise.
My suggestion is, at a time when most people say Biden sucks, the Democrats are failing, the country's heading in the wrong direction, people still overwhelmingly go out and vote for the incumbent.
It's remarkable, isn't it?
And John Fetterman, he beats Oz, even though he can't talk.
He's seriously injured.
Yeah.
Republicans are not perfect either.
Walker down in Georgia is not the sharpest tool in the box.
I don't mean to be a dick to him, but he's not a particularly articulate man.
Maybe he's smart, he just doesn't talk very well, but he does not come off as having deep intelligence.
Again, not trying to diminish him.
Intelligence is not the defining factor of human worth or anything like that, but he's certainly getting roasted over this stuff.
Right now, the big question is whether or not Ron DeSantis will be the future of the Republican Party.
The New York Post says, DeSantis shows he's the future of the GOP.
With the front page reading, DeFuture.
Hochul claims victory in New York.
Young GOP star DeSantis romps to victory in Florida.
It's interesting.
Michael Goodwin writes, he is the future.
Let me pull up a tweet from Mike Cernovich before we get into this battle between Trump and DeSantis.
Cernovich says Florida saw a massive influx of Republican refugees.
DeSantis governed well and ended voter fraud.
But he's got to beat the champ, Donald J. Trump, in an open primary to show he can get out the national vote.
No one is anointed.
Let the brutality begin.
Stixx Xenhammer responds exactly what the neocon neolib uniparty wants.
Stixx is very, very much a Trump guy.
And, uh, I think Cernovich is leaning more towards DeSantis.
I gotta admit.
I like Donald Trump in that he's a bull rampaging through the ivory tower.
But maybe, maybe we already had the opportunity with Trump.
Maybe he did what he could do and it wasn't all good.
Maybe it's time for stronger leadership now that Trump has reset the path.
I don't think you need to count out Trump simply because DeSantis may do better.
Let's read the story from the New York Post.
Just a little bit here.
Goodwin writes, An old proverb says that the dogs bark, but the caravan
goes on.
In an updated version, Donald Trump plays the noisy dog as Ron DeSantis marches to victory.
The Florida governor won a smashing blowout Tuesday by routing Democrat Charlie Crist
by nearly 19 points.
Nearly it's over 19 points.
19.4 I believe.
A margin that no poll predicted.
He followed that with a raucous speech that was both a celebration and a skillfully worded test of national themes as he declared, Florida is where woke goes to die.
Hear, hear, good sir!
Riveting.
And likely referring to the fact that he won Miami-Dade County, a longtime Democrat stronghold that is 70% Latino, won it by double digits, DeSantis declared, we not only won the election, we have rewritten the political map.
That is invigorating!
Come on!
I don't know how Trump pulls past this, to be completely honest.
Indeed he has.
With each cycle seeming to bring more Latinos from the GOP camp with the Miami-Dade victory a huge leap forward.
Suddenly 2024 doesn't feel so far away, nor does Trump look like the only choice or the inevitable nominee.
In that sense, the night was a coming-out party for DeSantis, who has been wary of talking about anything other than re-election.
He won narrowly four years ago, but his margin Tuesday will garner enormous attention among Republicans desperate for an alternative to Trump.
Chance of two more years captured the sense of many that the governor's victory path at the Statehouse is just a stop on the way to the White House.
Naturally, all this is driving Trump further up a wall.
As DeSantis closed in on victory in recent days, Trump began sniping from the sidelines, making veiled threats that he had dirt on DeSantis and warning him not to run in 24.
It was a shameful spectacle, and yet so on par for the course that it garnered mostly shrugs.
Trump also probably aimed to reduce DeSantis' margin of victory, and thus reduce the threat to himself for the GOP nomination.
Over at the prediction markets, my friends, Donald Trump is down, but not out!
Ron DeSantis currently leads the prediction markets in the question of who will win the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.
If we take a look down, this is not groundbreaking.
Ron DeSantis previously had been above Trump for some time.
And then Trump took the lead only briefly up until just, I believe it was November 3rd.
On the 4th, it goes Donald Trump taking the lead with a huge spike on November 7th.
And then it drops way down.
If we take a look at the last, let's do seven days.
The spike is right there.
Following the midterm performance, the vote is in.
The prediction market believes DeSantis is more likely to be the nominee.
Now, in the question of who will win the 2024 presidential election, Ron DeSantis has taken the lead.
Joe Biden and Trump are tied at 25 cents, but DeSantis has 32.
Now again, DeSantis has been in the lead before.
This is not groundbreaking.
It's not earth-shattering.
But right now, it's great news for Ron DeSantis, as he is now narrowly in the lead above Trump.
So currently it looks like, well you can see here, Trump has dropped quite a bit.
And at the start of the day, Trump was actually only down 1 cent from DeSantis.
But DeSantis has risen by 2 cents.
Donald Trump has dropped by 25.
The way this basically works is, There's a dollar to go around worth of shares, and people are willing to bet that DeSantis is going to win in 2024.
We will see.
We don't know, man.
Trump's got a lot in him.
He does, but he is very, very old.
Now here's the reporting from the Daily Mail.
Trump furious with Melania for telling him to endorse Dr. Oz and is screaming at everybody this morning after lackluster midterm results.
While Republicans blame him for defeats and turn to DeSantis for 2024.
I gotta tell you something, my friends.
I did not support Trump until like August of 2020.
As much as many of these leftists might want to be like, you were always in the bag for Trump.
I was always defending him because the media was lying.
And I said for a while I would never vote for the guy.
Then come August, I was like, anti-CRT, you know, peace in the Middle East, Abraham Accords, trying to bring peace to the Korean Peninsula.
I favored those things.
And so I said, you know what, school choice, that's big.
We gotta go Trump.
It's obvious.
There's no way I'm going for Biden.
Come on, warmonger.
That's been two years.
Now I'm easily just like, yeah, I'd vote for Trump.
But right now, Trump endorsed Dr. Oz.
Sorry.
Kathy Barnett was a real option.
She is smart as they come.
Probably would have been one of the best candidates we had in the Senate.
And Donald Trump said, nah nah, she can't win.
Dr. Oz.
He's the right choice.
It's amazing.
I think Barnett could have won.
Especially with Dr. Oz is so lackluster.
Now, I think he performed well in debate.
And I was like, okay, you know, it's not all bad.
But we were all laughing.
This idea that he would choose this person.
People said it was the wrong choice.
You know what?
It is what it is.
Trump did really well with his endorsements.
Like, the people he endorsed tended to do really well.
But many people are now suggesting that Trump is a drag on the party.
It's hard to know for sure.
Democrats bet heavily on dumping money into Republican MAGA candidates, hoping that would taint the Republican brand and help them win.
And that may have been the case.
Trump is livid and screaming at everybody.
Well, let's be real.
Maggie Haberman is claiming this, and she's not actually all that accurate, to put it mildly.
So, who knows?
I'm not going to believe a word she says.
I don't know if Trump is really mad at anybody.
Trump posted on Truth, 174 wins and 9 losses.
A great evening.
And the fake news media, together with their partner in crime, the Democrats, are doing everything possible to play it down.
Amazing job by some really fantastic candidates.
Look, the Republicans did well.
Here's what happens.
The forecast was in that Republicans would win like 225 in the House and probably not get the Senate back.
Then in the last month, the polls started shifting, the prediction market started shifting, and then everyone's like, it's gonna be a red wave!
And then there was no red wave.
In Florida, there was.
And so everyone's acting now like it was bad for Trump.
It's like, was that the game they were playing?
Make you think it's gonna be really, really good, so then when it's only okay, you think it was Trump's fault?
Trump is galvanizing, invigorating to a lot of people.
So I'm not throwing, I'm not saying he's out at all.
I'm not necessarily agreeing completely with the narrative from the media.
I do like Ron DeSantis a lot.
Now of course the New York Post is coming out saying Trump snubs DeSantis' landslide as MAGA picks struggle in key races.
But a lot of them won.
So there you go.
I mean, that's really, really important.
The Republicans ended up winning exactly where they were predicted to win.
They probably should have done better, considering the polls had previously favored Democrats.
Now they seem to have balanced out.
In fact, with the latest shift, I wonder if the pollsters were trying to overcompensate and just be like, the polls show Democrats are going to win, but let's just crank it up towards Republican because we don't want to be wrong again.
Well, they were wrong again!
I'll tell you why I like Ron DeSantis.
Ron DeSantis is younger.
I know.
Age isn't the biggest issue, but Trump is a pretty old guy.
He's a lot younger.
He's got military experience.
That's legit.
I think that is extremely important.
You're the Commander-in-Chief.
I want someone to have military experience.
He knows how to push real issues.
He was talking about issues that mattered to people in Florida.
He won by 20 points.
Let's be real.
Donald Trump won't shut up about 2020.
I warned all y'all.
I keep saying the fraud narrative is a waste of time.
It's voter suppression.
It is annoying.
You are not going to win on this.
Now you may be right about a lot of these issues.
Ron DeSantis cleaned up the elections in Florida.
The left will probably call that cheating or whatever.
Fine.
They can deny whatever they want.
And I think what we're seeing in Maricopa County in Arizona is really annoying.
Nevada just announced a bunch of ballots have to come in.
I get it.
We do need to clean all that up.
But you are not winning votes by saying that.
Just like the issue of abortion or trans surgeries or whatever.
They matter in certain circumstances.
The left certainly pulled it out with abortion.
Well, good for them.
But I want you to imagine this.
You've got high gas prices.
You've got inflation.
You've got the weird stuff going on in schools, and then you walk up to one of these moderate individuals that you need their vote, and they say, what do you have for me?
And you go, I think we need to get to the bottom of these election issues from 2020.
And they're going to be like, what?
It's the same thing if you walk up to them and say, I think that we should give sex changes to children.
They're going to be like, huh?
Tell me how you're going to fix the problems in this country.
I really do think the anti MAGA narrative has worked really well for Democrats.
I should say it worked better than we expected it to.
Clearly, they lost because they campaigned too heavily on garbage.
But Donald Trump, he does bring he's he's he's when I say galvanizing.
He's incendiary.
That's good for Republicans, but it's also good for Democrats.
Ron DeSantis is not that guy.
Take a look at this one.
From the New York Mag.
Ron DeSanctimonious is a low-energy Trump nickname.
It actually really is.
That's the best he could come up with?
To try and drag down Ron DeSantis?
I don't know if that's it.
Look, I'm really excited for a primary.
You know what?
Let me put it this way.
If Ron DeSantis cannot hold his own against Trump, he does not deserve to be president.
Period.
If Ron DeSantis can stand toe-to-toe against Donald Trump, And he can prove that he is the right guy.
The head of Citadel, an investment firm, has been donating to political campaigns for more than 20 years.
He's Republican establishment.
A lot of people don't like him.
And we had this question from Lisa Reynolds the other day on IRL.
She said, but DeSantis is being backed by all of these establishment Republicans, people we don't like.
And I'm like, yeah, because they lost.
They're desperate.
DeSantis is the only thing they have.
DeSantis was a Freedom Caucus guy.
Trump endorsed him and he's winning because he has the spark.
I'm a big fan of DeSantis.
I've not been a big fan of Trump for a long time.
And I think tact plays a big role in this.
However, I do think Trump still is a net positive.
I don't know DeSantis' foreign policy.
But I think with the Trump movement, you end up with legit candidates like DeSantis.
Then DeSantis proves he has the leadership.
It's an amazing meteoric rise.
And with that victory, you now see the establishment bowing.
Being like, okay.
Okay, this is the guy.
It doesn't mean that DeSantis is evil or dark or it's a conspiracy.
It's like, when I see that the establishment is now getting behind DeSantis, I'm like, that means we won.
That means we are winning this.
Now, I know y'all, you want to see them all get behind Trump and start saying, okay, fine.
You know, whatever you say.
I think the reason for that isn't because Trump goes against their values.
He brought in Bolton.
He brought in Michael, uh, not Michael.
He brought in... I'm lapsing on his name.
John Bolton.
Michael Bolton.
Not the singer.
John Bolton.
He brought in this guy who was a warmonger.
And he brought in a bunch of swamp monsters.
Trump was far from perfect, but there's a lot of good that he represented.
He came in.
He had his time.
Can you tell I'm tired?
I was up way late with the midterms last night.
The show went on for five hours plus.
So, forgive me for pulling a Biden.
But when I see these establishment guys getting behind DeSantis, you realize that DeSantis is doing his thing.
If you like the thing he's doing, then it's good they're getting behind him, because it means your influence has won.
But again, we will see, and there is still more.
Meghan McCain, she says, Last night was the final nail in Trump's political coffin, because too many of his suck-up duds lost an unlosable election.
Now is the moment for DeSantis to take charge of the ship.
Meghan is not John McCain.
John McCain was bad for oh so many reasons.
Meghan, you know, she's not so perfect.
She's alright.
I don't know.
I don't know if I completely agree with her that Trump's completely done.
Of course, she'd want to see him out.
But I think you're going to see a lot of the sentiment, and DeSantis could actually be unifying.
So if Meghan McCain is more in the establishment side of things, and she's going for DeSantis, and then you've got tons of populist MAGA people lining up behind DeSantis, we have someone who could unify.
I'm not sure Trump's got it.
I'm just not.
Here we go.
Biden will speak at 4 p.m.
today, and aides say he will run in 2024.
I know a lot of people are going to scream cheating and all that stuff.
I'm like, I think people just refuse to accept that they can lose, and it's crazy to me.
Carrie Lake is on track to win, but we'll see.
It's close.
I don't understand how Trump can actually win, and then do a bunch of good things, but also some bad things.
And then get big votes, but have the media lined up against him and every institution against him.
And then people are like, the only way Trump could have lost was by cheating.
And I'm like, I don't know.
Or the entirety of media and big tech lined up against him and put their thumb on the scale.
Oh, no, no, no, fine.
Call that cheating.
But people are arguing like there were fraudulent ballots and things like that.
Look, fraud happens.
Enough to swing an election?
I'm not convinced.
I'm really, really not.
I think it's an easy answer.
I think it's a simple answer.
It's not our fault.
Someone must have cheated.
Well, if you want to come at me and say that big tech censoring information was manipulating the public, if you want to say that the media was lying, I'm like, yeah, welcome to politics.
That's how they do it.
If you want to argue they made procedural changes like universal mail-in voting, I'll be like, yeah, that greatly benefited Democrats.
But it was all done through procedure.
Lawsuits, law changes, state, local elections.
These are the things that need to happen to rectify this stuff.
I think it's an easy answer to claim that you lost because someone did something illegal.
I think the reality is Donald Trump is deeply divisive and he's an easy target.
As strong as he is, as powerful he is, you need to realize that when he goes on stage and insults people like Rosie O'Donnell, there's people who are going to be like, I'm not going to vote for that.
Some people just don't want to buy it.
They don't want to believe it.
I've told this story many times when I was going on Glenn Beck's show.
I'm riding in an Uber, and this guy said the driver was like, I like Trump, but I just wish you would shut up.
Yep.
The policies were good, but the person struck a chord with some people.
It is what it is.
Ron DeSantis doesn't have that same weakness.
I'm not saying Trump is weak.
I'm saying vulnerability.
The Santas is hard to go after.
No, they'll lie, they'll cheat, and they'll steal.
But Ron is charismatic, young, and he's not... That's the right word.
I don't know.
He doesn't have that same off-putting factor that they've smeared Trump with.
But again, the primary is the important factor here.
We will see in a GOP primary, assuming DeSantis decides to run.
I hope he does.
I want to see him take on the king, and I hope that he proves his worth.
Otherwise, he doesn't deserve to be the nominee and maybe Republicans don't win.
I don't know.
Or maybe they do.
Maybe Trump really is the guy to carry it.
There's one other possibility.
Currently, national divorce is trending.
Uh-huh.
Yeah, because a lot of people are saying, I can't believe Ohio voted for Vance.
Some people are saying, I can't believe that Florida voted DeSantis.
Some people are saying, I can't believe that Pennsylvania voted Fetterman.
Lauren Boebert may actually lose!
The latest prediction from the New York Times was that she'd win, but it's changing.
More and more votes are coming in, and it's very, very close.
She's currently down a little bit.
Everyone is pointing the finger at everyone else and being like, I can't believe this is happening.
So maybe.
The end result is national divorce.
Because if it's not going to be Trump, if the Democrats keep winning despite the damage they are placing upon this country, reaping, sowing, then we're in trouble.
I'm seeing a lot of data points that are really interesting.
The Democrats overwhelmingly win with unmarried women.
That's why abortion played a big role in this.
Unmarried women want to hook up with dudes and not have kids.
That's it.
It's not the only reason.
I'm not saying it's the biggest reason.
I'm saying abortion plays a role.
No responsibility.
It's kind of crazy if you think about it.
I wonder what the future is going to look like as we move in this direction.
No fault divorce ended marriage.
And compounded by the fact that, you know, we have non-discrimination laws, women entering the workforce, which I think is a good thing.
It results in a few things that some people, conservatives I would say, are negative.
The left would try and say that, you know, the right's misogynistic and hate women.
Certainly not the case.
They love women.
Men love women.
The issue is values.
Families raise better kids.
Unmarried women have a harder time raising kids and thus they would like to be able to get abortions if they struggle with it.
They have a harder time raising kids because there's less income.
And then these kids without two parents end up, you know, being more likely to commit crimes or do drugs.
That's a bad thing for the future of this country.
There's one simple solution.
Don't demand they live the way you do.
Advocate to protect people, that I understand.
But do everything in your power to have a family, get away from cities, start building the parallel economy, become an expert, study, expand your skills, get in shape, have kids, and teach your kids your values.
That's the real issue.
Too many Republicans have just sat by and watched.
But for the time being, you can count on Democrats to vote in the dead, and we'll see what happens.
I'll leave it there.
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Now, onto the segment.
For some reason, a lot of people are complaining about what happened last night.
I mentioned this in my first segment, so I'll say it again.
The Republicans, one, are winning, and the projection is that they're going to control the House, which is the best you can hope for, because unless they got a veto-proof majority, they're not going to be impeaching Joe Biden anyway.
And the best-case scenario was 56 seats in the Senate, which wouldn't do all that much anyway, as long as the Democrats control the executive branch.
But I digress.
Many people are lamenting that the Republicans did not do enough.
I love it.
While all these leftists are celebrating that they've lost, but it's a win for some reason, Republicans wanted a bloodbath, and all they got was a win.
So, okay, so basically...
It was a bad day for Democrats because they lost.
And it was a bad day for Republicans because Republicans wanted a bloodbath red wave and only got victory.
OK, sure.
But that being said, many people still have concerns about the current voting system.
There are a lot of points being brought up as to why we got the results we did.
And we have this story from Newsbusters from yesterday afternoon.
Did Sunny Hostin just admit to committing voter fraud?
Yes, she did.
She said she had trouble voting for her son.
She didn't say having trouble delivering his ballot.
Now, by all means, if you want to be charitable, you can say that this co-host of The View misspoke when she said she voted for him.
And it may be that she was just delivering her son's absentee ballot, which is totally fine and legal.
However, Nicholas, who wrote this article, VandeCarlo, I actually, I want to push back, my friend.
You need to be a bit more direct on this one.
Did she just admit?
Yes, she did!
Stop being so charitable!
Quote, she had, she had, quote, trouble actually voting for him.
OK, does that mean she did commit voter fraud?
No, because there we need to actually investigate and see what happened.
But did she admit to doing it?
Yes.
She did not say I had trouble delivering a ballot.
She said she had trouble voting for him.
And her son was in Massachusetts.
Okay?
If the absentee ballot went to him in Massachusetts, she wouldn't have it.
If it went to him, it's possible he drove back to New York with it.
Why would the absentee ballot be in New York?
Unless they were universal mail bouts, they were sent to his home.
You see, the whole story doesn't make sense.
But, hey, I'm willing to say, I don't know if she committed fraud.
She just admitted she committed fraud.
That doesn't— A confession is not absolute proof of guilt.
Y'all, listen to this.
Listen.
You can go into the police station and confess to whatever crime you want.
And then they'll investigate, and they're gonna be like, hey, clearly this person did not do this, their confession is bunk.
You know, you watch Law & Order, and then you got these episodes where a guy will be like, it was me, I took out the boss.
And they'll be like, with what weapon?
It was a gun.
What kind of gun?
9mm.
Aha!
It was actually a .22.
The confession was fake!
Anyway, here's my point.
What I really want to talk to you about is the problem of universal mail-in voting.
Some people are saying that the reason Ron DeSantis won so handily is because he cleaned up the voter rolls and he did away with universal mail-in voting.
It's possible.
I believe that universal mail-in voting, it's not about fraud.
It's about destroying election integrity.
It's an important distinction.
Is fraud possible?
Sure.
Is she admitting she committed fraud?
She is.
I'll say it again.
She is.
Period.
Is there an explanation?
Yes.
Is there a possible explanation?
There is.
Did she misspeak?
It's also possible.
But her statement is an admission of fraud.
OK.
I'll read this, but first, let me actually play the clip from The View for you guys.
unidentified
People, put that phone down, girl. God bless you.
It's my son.
Who, by the way, wanted to make sure that his absentee ballot was, was, uh, that I did that.
Actually, let me read from Newsbusters, and then I'll go through this.
So you saw this part where she says it.
Nicholas writes, According to New York state election laws, Hauston does have the ability
to drop off her son's ballot on his behalf. If you cannot pick up your ballot, you have the right to
designate someone to pick it up for you. Only that person designated on your application may pick up
and deliver your ballot. I'm assuming if she walked in and did it, she's probably that person.
In recent mentions of her son, Hauston noted that he was away at college,
attending Harvard University in Massachusetts.
And in Tuesday's episode, she disclosed that she lives in Westchester County, New York.
So the questions become...
Where and when was her son's ballot delivered before being filled out?
Was he at home, and or did he fill out the ballot himself?
And in the description of the casting process, another New York State election website notes that a security envelope must be signed and dated by the voter.
So who signed the security envelope?
If he had it at school, why not just mail it?
That's what it's for!
If he was at home, why didn't he turn it in himself?
Okay.
One possible scenario, and it's simple.
He's visiting at home.
His absentee ballot gets sent to Westchester for New York for some reason.
I'm sorry.
This just makes no sense.
I think she cheated.
And I think she committed fraud.
I'm not saying there's widespread fraud.
Calm down, YouTube.
But it makes no sense that someone in Massachusetts would request an absentee ballot not to where they are.
So actually, we know a bunch of people out here voted absentee because they're visiting or something like that.
They get their ballot sent to them here.
They fill it out and send it back.
That's it.
It's because they're not there.
So why would a guy who is in Massachusetts request an absentee ballot to New York?
Maybe he was visiting New York and knew he wasn't going to be there on election day, so he requested an absentee ballot to be sent to his house, and then he showed up to visit.
Okay, now I'm sorry.
That's conspiratorial.
No, for real.
How many coincidences do you want to speculate as to, to justify what this was?
The simple solution Occam's Razor suggests that in the absence of evidence, the solution that makes the least amount of assumptions tends to be the correct one.
So, what assumptions must we make to determine that this is not fraud?
One, that Sunny Hostin misspoke when she said she voted for him.
Two, that her son who was away was visiting.
Three, that in anticipation of the election, he requested an absentee ballot.
Four, to his house, where he'd be, and then five, left it there for his mom to then drop off later instead of just mailing in himself or taking it with him.
I'm sorry, that is not a simple solution.
Even if he was visiting and filled everything out himself, he could have been like, alright mom, see you later, I'll drop it off on my way out.
Okay.
Six.
He accidentally left it behind and then called his mom and said, Yo, did you get my ballot in?
I forgot it!
So, uh, maybe?
And then also, she mentioned that she was trying to vote for him on that day, right?
She says today.
She waited until election day to drop off the absentee ballot.
Absentee ballots can just be mailed in.
Sorry.
It sounds like she committed fraud.
Here's how to cast an absentee ballot.
Once you receive the ballot, mark the ballot according to the choices for each office following the instructions.
Once you've completed it, place it in its security envelope.
Sign and date the outside of the envelope.
Seal the envelope.
All absentee ballots include a prepaid return envelope.
Place the security envelope in the return envelope.
Seal the return envelope.
Okay.
Another possibility.
He requested an absentee ballot because he knew he was going to be visiting and could easily fill it out.
He fills it out and then says, don't mail it in.
I want to make sure it goes in properly.
So hold on to it until election day.
And she goes, you got it, buddy.
All of those scenarios are possible.
Just improbable.
So maybe.
Maybe.
Nicholas says, if she filled out the ballot and or signed the envelope as his proxy, that could be illegal.
The other concerning thing about how New York absentee ballots work is that they're automatically sent every cycle after the first application is approved.
You will then automatically receive an absentee ballot for every election until your registration is canceled, the election site says.
I'm just going to go out and say it.
I think she committed fraud.
I want to be very careful.
I'm saying she admitted she committed fraud.
The scenario suggests that she did, but it's possible she didn't.
I don't know for sure.
I'm just saying she said she did.
I just want to stress this again.
She admitted that she had trouble voting for him absentee.
Voting for someone else is actually illegal.
Delivering an absentee ballot as a designated individual is totally fine, but she didn't say she did that.
She didn't say, I had trouble delivering my son's absentee vote.
She said, my son wanted to make sure that I did that.
What did she say?
Let's play this again because this is funny, okay?
unidentified
What does that mean?
That his absentee ballot was, uh, that I did that?
that.
By the way, I wanted to make sure that his absentee ballot was was that I did that.
What does that mean that his absentee ballot was that I did that?
I think the issue is she meant to say that his absentee ballot was filled out.
That I did.
She said, uh, uh, because she realized, I can't say that.
Uh-huh.
Robert A. George says, I think she means she dropped the closed envelope absentee ballot off at the polling place for her son.
That's legal.
And Nicholas responded, that's the question.
Her son is off at college.
So when and where was the ballot delivered?
Who filled it out?
If he had it, couldn't he just mail it in?
He could.
Or he didn't have to.
So that's not really the question.
The question is, how many assumptions do you want to make on this one?
Nothing's going to happen.
There's not going to be an investigation.
There's not going to be any grand inquiry.
There's not going to be criminal charges.
It just ain't going to happen.
No one is going to go after Sonny Hostin for saying this on TV, though they should.
They should immediately sequester the vote of her son, seek it out, find the ballot, and then do signature verification and check, and there should be an investigation.
You don't get to say stuff like this on national TV.
But don't forget, this is the same woman who said, women who vote for the GOP are like roaches voting for Raid.
Amazing, isn't it?
Look, the problem I see with universal mail-in voting is this, as I've explained over and over and over again.
Outside of any question of whether or not this individual committed fraud, the issue is, Her son probably came home and was hanging out and she goes, your absentee ballot came.
You got to fill it out.
And he's like, Mom, I don't care about this stuff.
And he was just fill it out.
You have to do it.
Trump's a fag.
OK, fine.
And he fills it out and then he leaves.
There is a possibility that what really happened here is that it's not.
Let me let me give you another simple explanation.
Stressing the simplest explanation is that she filled out his ballot for him and she just doesn't want to admit it.
One possibility is she told him, request it, request it, and he goes, fine, whatever.
Then, request it here.
She's like, don't worry, I'll get it, I'll get it.
Then when he visits, she says, fill it out, fill it out, fill it out.
So somebody who normally would not have voted, Because all barriers have been removed, blindly and ignorantly votes.
That, to me, seems like a potentially likely scenario.
Maybe not necessarily here, but I'm willing to bet that scenario is happening all over the place.
And not just that.
Some have actually argued the inverse.
That college students, radicalized, will tell their parents they have to go vote, and then go home and go like, come on, mom, fill it out!
It's my future!
Climate change!
All that stuff.
This is what I see happening.
Well, of course, despite all of this, I have a couple things to show you to warm your day.
Yo, let me stress again.
I don't get what with all the doom and gloom.
We were looking at polls going into the midterm.
A lot of people were saying, the polls are going to be wrong and Republicans are going to do better.
They're going to do really good.
And the projections were like 220, 225.
Right now, the current projection is 224 Republican control of the House.
Who cares?
It could be 218.
And then they have control of the House.
Sure.
Republicans won.
Abbott, Kemp, DeSantis, they swept.
Now, it's looking really good for Carrie Lake.
We will see.
She needs to win.
She's fantastic.
Plus, she can really help clean up Arizona.
I think that'd be fantastic.
It's looking really good for Carrie Lake.
DeSantis won by 20 points.
Rubio wins by nearly the same margins.
They flipped blue counties.
It was an amazing victory.
And Ron DeSantis is paving the way forward.
A lot of people are arguing that Trump hurt or whatever, and I'm like, guys, guys.
Yesterday during the election, the Seattle Times says, stressed about the elections?
Here's strategies for calming down.
I'm sorry, this is the New York Times.
We talked about this.
Five finger breathing.
Count backwards.
Dump your face into a bowl of ice water.
Move around and breathe like a baby.
Move around is one.
Breathe like a baby.
Know your doom-scrolling limits.
These people were freaking out to such an insane degree that the New York Times was telling them to breathe like a baby.
Let's give a shout out to our good friend Cenk Uygur of the Young Turks.
He tweeted last night, yesterday at 6.05pm, We are off the air right now because the power went out in LA, as it does all the time.
Eric Garcetti is the worst mayor of all time.
He hasn't bothered to do his job in years.
The Democrats running LA are the most incompetent people on the planet.
I think Caruso won, or at least he was winning.
But boy, does this tweet show us a couple of things.
My friends, We here at TimCast, we have things called batteries.
Just last week, I was recording, and if you watch the segment, the lights all go down, and I'm like, oh, the power went out.
But I have what's called auxiliary power... What are the APCs?
I don't know what it stands for.
Auxiliary power or something?
And we have solar backups at the new studio.
Up in the IRL studio, there was a power outage once, and we use these portable reserve batteries and APCs in concert.
So what happens is... This is what you gotta do.
The APCs.
They're little boxes with batteries in them.
You plug them in, and if the power goes out, your machine can keep running for like a half an hour.
We then plug the APC.
We take it from the wall where there's no power and plug it into our auxiliary power big batteries which can last up to 10 hours.
And then we're fine.
We can do the show, and we can keep working.
Plus, these things can charge via solar power.
So, if the power goes out for an extended period, we lay out this big array of solar panels to charge the batteries back up, and we're good.
Not to mention, we have gas generators.
We have two vehicles with power outlets that can generate energy from gas or diesel.
It's called being prepared.
At our new studio, we're putting in massive solar batteries that charge so much, we will never run out of electricity.
The battery, I called the company, I was like, I want the max.
Like, the max amount of batteries and solar panels.
And they were like, good sir, you will never run out of power.
And I was like, that's the point.
If the power goes down for several days, what we want is to be able to operate through the night, and then during the day, the recharge is so intense, we don't use as much power as we're generating.
As for Cenk Uygur, I mean, shout out to him.
Respect for calling out the failing Democrats, for calling out a lot of the defund the police stuff, for changing his opinion on bad policy.
But what we see right here, he's blaming the Democrats because he doesn't have reserve power.
We're off the air because the power went out?
You don't need to install a massive gas generator.
You don't need to buy a diesel truck with a power outlet on it.
You can buy a simple diesel generator and then run some computers off of it.
But dude, Cenk, you can just buy five batteries.
I know you can afford it.
Five batteries.
They're two grand a piece.
They're yay big.
They're pretty hefty.
And you can run multiple machines, cameras, and everything off of these, and you would not get knocked off the air.
You could have APCs, and you'll never get knocked off the air.
It may just be that Cenk is unaware of these things, but chance favors the prepared.
And so my point here is this.
This shouldn't happen.
We've had power outages.
We stay on the air because we plan ahead.
We think about these things.
But I think that shows what's behind the politics.
Cenk Uygur did not think ahead to defund the police stuff.
You know, initially I was very much against it.
Then I saw a bunch of insane garbage police actions with COVID and said, you know what, fine.
Let the cities do away with them.
But I've maintained I'm not an anarchist or a libertarian, a hardcore big L libertarian.
I lean libertarian and I think that less police and police reform, there's some major benefits there, but we need police.
I mean, you look at what's happening in these big cities.
We can talk about freedom versus security all day and night, but letting violent criminals out of prisons and jails is just resulting in hardship and victimization for other people.
Now, I think a solution there is, on the libertarian side, arming people.
But my point is, there's a reason why You know, I don't come out immediately just screaming, defund the police.
And it's not because it's a right-wing talking point or whatever.
It's because I think about it.
And that's why I've talked about mail-in voting.
It's why I've been critical of the fraud narrative.
The fraud narrative doesn't solve the problem of procedure like what we're seeing with Sonny Hostin.
So while you can laugh and you can gloat at the misfortune of the Young Turks, they were able to get back on the air, power came back, but this is what they keep voting for.
And surprise, surprise, even if they vote for Caruso, they're voting for another Democrat.
That is the position they've chosen.
Democrats are low-information voters, and they're doing it to themselves.
So I want you all to take the white pill.
Understand that the Democrats are a self-destructive party.
They have no youthful leadership.
They have no path forward at all.
They have tribalism and fear.
And with Ron DeSantis and what we're seeing in Florida, we actually have a vision forward.
Maybe it'll be Trump.
Maybe it won't be.
There's the people fighting now.
Trump, Trump, Trump.
And no, DeSantis, he's proven it.
That's what primaries are for.
Maybe Trump won't do as well as people think.
We will see.
The Democrats will certainly cross over and vote for Trump because they know they need a divisive candidate.
I'm leaning towards DeSantis at this point.
I know.
I've gone back and forth.
But it's for good reason.
Information changes and there's things developing.
DeSantis winning by double digits and winning blue cities?
Imagine what 2024 looks like under Ron DeSantis.
It looks like a major victory for Republicans.
Donald Trump, not so much?
That's reality.
But, you know, I can't see the future, and I don't know.
Some people really, really, really do want Trump.
I can only tell you this.
If you don't get Republicans in to clean up the system, to investigate people like Sonny Hostin, you ain't gonna win anything.
