This is not nom. This is bowling. They're a rule, Hey, hey, hey, junior America. Stike for the fastest. So stand by. All right, everybody. Welcome back to the state of reckless podcast. If you're first time listener, welcome to the show, if you're a longtime listener, welcome back to America's fastest growing and quickly becoming favorite political podcast, I'm Ron fine solo today. I was able to confirm that Noah won't be joining us until our two big Friday editions of the show. However, the news must go on. So jump it back into it. And if you're here in this episode for the first time today, that's okay. Welcome. But we'll see in a bit press pause. Go back, check out our first podcast that we put out there. It's episode 472. It featured former two time assistant US Attorney General Jeff Clark, who's currently doing great work over at the Center for New America. In addition to that, South Carolina Congressman Russell Fry made his illustrious return back to the stake for breakfast rotation. We talked about and broke down Trump, Chilla, which took place in Coachella, California this weekend and took a ride through the Sunday morning news circuit, which we saw America first pushing back on fake news in a way that I haven't seen it this aggressively yet, as we're now 21 days three weeks until election day. We're gonna be jumping right into it here. Great guests still coming in on our second edition of the podcast today. Attorney for the Republican National Committee, Christina Bob will be here. And we'll catch up with Texas Congressman Keith Sealth always love talking with him about a lot of the major issues, including the presidential race and the race to retain and extend the House majority. So we're gonna be taking a look at Donald Trump's rally out in Prescott, Arizona from over the weekend, always a packed venue, always a lot of energy in the place. I have attended several rallies there and I've absolutely loved it every time. But before we do, how about my Yankees? I know this may be, and we let in into our first show, giving a little attention where attention is due to the fact that we celebrate Columbus Day at my home, being an Italian-American, second-generation American. But I have to say, the Yankees had an awesome performance last night, and even though they are still lacking in the Department of Air and Judges, he's yet to heat up in these playoffs. Man, playoff Jean-Carlo Stanton can hurt you and is for real. That guy just hits piss missiles like I've never seen before, and I mean, look at it this way. The guy's played in 32 playoff games, he's hit 13 postseason home runs. So absolutely, Stantonian numbers for the man who probably enjoys more seated bicep curls, chest presses, and Smith machine chest workouts than anyone in MLB, but he was brought in to do a job and he's been doing it in the playoffs. So I'm expecting with Garrett Cole taking the bump tonight at home and in the playoffs with both of his appearances so far, being like seven out of tens, we should probably get a 2-0 series lead over the Cleveland Indians as we still call him in my house as well, heading into the travel day later this week. So getting into the Prescott Arizona rally, some great friends there as always, Andy Biggs, of course, Eli Crane, senatorial candidate, Kerry Lake, just to name a few. Donald Trump was quick to be pointing out exactly what he was going to be hammering Kamala Harris on and with the focus would be setting the tone in Prescott Arizona. Let's hear it. What Kamala and her radical left cronies have done to the state of Arizona is a crime that can never be forgiven. What they've done to us and what they've done to us on the border can never be forgiven. For four straight years, she's imported an army of illegal alien gang members and migrant criminals from the dungeons all over the world, not South America, all over the world they come, from prisons and jails in St. Is silence, mental institutions, from Venezuela, from the Congo, all over. And she's resettled them into your communities to pray upon innocent American people. If Kamala gets four more years, the entire country will be turned into a migrant camp. And that's what's happening. Millions and millions of people. When I win on November 5th, the migrant invasion ends and the restoration of our country begins. Yeah, they were fired up as they always are. And you know, listen, it's the truth. The 20 million that have come in here. The let's just play the lawball number 11 to 13 million that people like Chuck Schumer, alleged we're already here before the Biden Harris migrant invasion. And the chain migration that will come with that following amnesty for all of those people, you're talking 100 million people minimum. That's a third of the population of the United States. What our country would look like in 20 years from now would make some of the stuff that's happened in Europe look like child's play or preschool. And it was with that incentive and lead into Israeli that he talked about Kamala Harris and her radical left cronies not being qualified to be the commander in chief of this country. Let's check it out. But Kamala was an original creator. I'm sure Border Patrol and ICE would like to hear this of defund the police. She wanted to have defund the police. She was one of the people in charge. She was a proud defender of the police. And by the way, anybody who wants to defund the police, even if it was for a short time in her case, it was many years is not worthy of being president of the United States. Kamala Harris vowed to abolish ICE, their friends. She wants to ban fracking as California attorney general. She redefined check. And this is like crazy. Child sex trafficking assault with a deadly weapon and rape of an unconscious person. She redefined them as totally nonviolent crimes. You want that for your wife, your sister, your aunt, your daughter, God forbid. We've already seen it happen. Lake and Riley, Jocelyn Nungare. And all the other ones in between makes my stomach hurt to hear him have to rehash the rap sheets of some of these stone-cold killers that have been led into this country and the fact that they know in many instances they could commit some of the most hate acts ever imaginable and not be held to account one under this administration. In fact, for those that get away with it, they'll more than likely be granted amnesty and will have the honor of being an American citizen in just a few short years under a Kamala Harris Tim Walts administration. I don't think we emphasize enough on how bad it will be as the one thing that Joe Biden wasn't able to get done under his administration. The one thing we knew he wanted to get done, they had to fall back on like college loan forgiveness and not standing up for the Jewish population in colleges across the country because they weren't able to push a major amnesty bill. Probably something that they would have had an easier time doing if Kevin McCarthy wasn't removed to Speaker of the House. And it's the reminder that America first means Americans first. Donald Trump would quickly pivot to and even rehash in his closeout. This consequential point in one of the major items that he's pushing on the campaign trail, let's hear it. Under the Trump administration, we will put American citizens first, American children first, American patients first, American taxpayers first, American workers first and American communities first. We will put them first. We love those people and we will put communists, Marxists and fascists last. We'll keep them there too. We're gonna put them last. Doesn't that sound good? It certainly does. You know sticking in the threat of immigration as is number one A outside of the economy in Arizona. But as we've heard from many of the congressmen and women who represent that state in the interviews we've had during the 2020 election cycle with Kerry Lake. And remember, we've extended multiple invitations for Kerry to come back on the show. We supported her candidacy both this time and now again running for the US Senate. They have declined to join us in this cycle as they said they'd prefer to do mainstream media only. As is you know a tactic, let's look at it this way. Outside of the podcast and some of the alternative media that Donald Trump has participated in, JD Vance as well, but they are pretty much sticking in the mainstream even in the podcasting sense and some of the other shows. They are going in the ones that are getting you know the hundreds of thousands if not millions of downloads on a regular basis and are kind of keeping it to where most eyes and ears can enjoy them. So I might not necessarily agree with all of those tactics however it seems to be doing great for all the candidates running in the polls. And as we're in the critical mass period before election day, they need to do what they feel is best. So he did rehash a topic that was introduced at Trump cell over the weekend and that's the invocation of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. And as I'm going to take more of a look into this over the course of the next few days and have a better layout or description of it for our Friday editions of the show. Let's hear President Trump lead in and talk about what's going on regarding that to the people of Arizona. To expedite removal of the Trenday Aragua and other savage gangs, I will invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. Can you imagine? Those were the old days when they had tough politicians have to go back that law. Think of that 1798. Oh, it's a powerful act. You couldn't pair something like that today. Today we're politically correct. Today people kill and they end up getting out on bail in two minutes. No, this is a little different act. The Aliens Enemy Act 1798 to target and dismantle every migrant criminal network operating on American soil. And in honor of the great people of Aurora, Colorado, we will call this Operation Aurora because they were the first to suffer with this group of thugs. And if they come back into our country after removal, it's an automatic 10 years in jail with no possibility of parole. Not that we want to do it. But by the way, not that we want to do it. We all have big hearts, but you know, it's not sustainable. We're not going to have a country. Not sustainable. You see what's going on with the cities? Again, New York is a $3 billion bill. I always heard New York is low on funds. A $3 billion bill in the federal government's not going to pick it up. And I'm hereby calling for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an American citizen or a law enforcement officer. Love to hear it. And if you haven't figured it out yet, it's like Donald Trump is able to segue back to every issue he's talking about to do with the illegal alien invasion of this country. The underlying tone of this rally was specifically focused on law and order. Guys, wherever you're listening to the show today, welcome to the second of two big Friday editions of the stake for breakfast podcast. In addition to sharing the show with all of your friends, family, coworkers, and loved ones, do us a favor. Head on to any of the major podcasting apps. 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America, I have a message for you. If we allow borders our Harris to win this election, every city, every community in this great country is going to go to hell. The untold millions of people unvetted who she has allowed into this country that are committing murders, rapes, robberies, burglaries, and every other crime will continue to put our country in peril. Only one man can fix that. That is Donald J. Trump. He has always stood with the men and women who protect this border, who put their lives on the line for the country, a man who knows about putting his life on the line for what is right. This November, we have a choice to make, continue the chaos, allow the criminal cartels to control the border, to allow drugs and fentanyl across our country, or put an end to it once and for all. On behalf of the 16,000 men and women represented by the National Board of Patrol Council, we strongly support and endorse Donald J. Trump for President of the United States. And we finally can now obliterate the fake news narrative and Kamala Harris Tim Walz talking points that the Langford, Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, Joe Biden, Alejandro Mayarchis, cooked up, send a degree on air quoting, border amnesty bill is now no longer in any way, shape or form endorsed by the border patrol union, as they have thrown all of their weight and representation of over 16,000 people who work and serve along the US Southern border 100% of the country behind Donald Trump. Again, smashing through the fake news narrative that Donald Trump killed a border bill that would have secured anything in regards to the illegal immigration that's happened in this country over the course of the last four years. I want to dip back to 2016 briefly, because you know, we always try to find like the one funny component from a lot of Donald Trump's work. And well, I think one of the ones you can't make the argument about without knowing it's just one of the all-time greats is the too much winning that he said along the campaign trail. Back in 2016, you know, we're gonna have so much winning, you're gonna say, Oh, no, Donald Trump, please stop. We're winning too much. And he's gonna say, No, I'm gonna keep winning because I promised it. Well, there's a version two of it that materialized in real time at this rally in Prescott, Arizona. But I think for you to completely enjoy it, its entirety, you have to hear the first clip first. Let's check it out. We're gonna win with every single facet. We're gonna win so much you may even get tired of winning. And you'll say, please, please, it's too much winning. We can't take it anymore. Mr. President, it's too much. And I'll say, No, it isn't. We have to keep winning. We have to win more. I love hearing it every single time. It comes across my timeline. And then here's Donald Trump dropping what I consider the version two at the Arizona Prescott rally that happened over the weekend. Let's hear it. I will stop outsourcing and turn the US into a manufacturing superpower. That's gonna happen because what I told you about the cars is applicable to every other industry. We're gonna have so many new businesses you're gonna be calling me. Remember, I used to talk about winning, winning, winning, right? Same thing. Please, sir, please, we can't take any more companies coming into America. It's too many, sir. It's no good. They're coming in from Germany. They're coming in from Japan. Sir, we can't take it anymore. We can't take the jobs. We can't take the money that we're making. We never made so much damn money. Everybody wants us to work there, sir. They're paying us anything. Please stop, sir. We can't take it anymore. Remember, we used to do that with winning. You're gonna win so much. I'd have one of your senators. I'd have cash come in. I'd have cash come in. I'd have all these guys come in. They'd probably have to send Sheriff Joe because he's the one that gets to me better than anybody. Sheriff Joe and Brandon and Carrie, they'll all come in and they'll say, "Sir, remember? We're winning too much, sir. We can't take it." Because we've been a loser for so long and we used to joke and we weren't joking because we were winning like we never won before. Our economy became the best economy we've ever had. We were doubling up on China. China paid us hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes and tariffs. No other president got 10 cents from China. I can tell you one thing. He'll be able to confirm it on one of our Friday editions of the show this week. There is no way that Mr. Cash Patel would ever walk into Donald Trump's office and say, "Please, sir, please stop making these countries come back and creating jobs in the United States. There are no people left to work. That will never happen." Those words will never be murmured by the infamous Cash Patel. Great guess to the show. We'll be catching up with him this week. And then all the rest, you know, kind of the normal stuff. We already hit a rally in our first edition of the podcast today. So I wanted to bring you some of the differences that Donald Trump had done over the course of 24 hours heading from California over to Arizona. A lot of it sticks in the thread of the border as it is probably the root cause. Kamala Harris would have been able to find the root causes of what the issues were down at the border if she just sort of went home and looked in the mirror because it's her. It's her. But I will be playing a small portion of the closeout as we're getting ready to jump in with Texas Congressman. Another great border advocate there for President Trump's policies. Keats self, let's hear it. But for that to happen, we must defeat Kamala Harris and stop her radical left agenda once and for all. And we want a landslide election. And I believe something's brewing like that. That's too big to rig. Too big to rig. Early voting is underway. Get everyone you know and get out and vote. We cannot take a chance. After all, we have been through together. We've been through so much. We stand on the verge of the four greatest years of the history of our country. We're going to make them the four greatest years in the history of our country with your help from now until election day. We will redeem America's promise and we will take back the nation that we love. Nothing will sway us. Nothing will slow us. And no one will stop us. We will press forward toward our magnificent American destiny. And together we will win, win, win. November 5th will be the most important day in the history of our country. And together we will make America powerful again. We will make America wealthy again, wealthy, wealthy. We will make America healthy again. Yeah, buddy. We will make America strong again. We will make America proud again. We will make America safe again. And we will make America great again. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you, Arizona. Thank you. Hit it. What can't you say about the man who is literally sacrificed at all in his now third round of vying to be the president of the United States. Amazing energy. Big excitement and hope on the horizon. As again, we're nearly just three weeks away from election day. Lots of great friends in the audience, which included Cash Patel who will be here on Thursday. And I'd have to say where I know Noah's going to give it a 10 out of 10. I'm going to stay in the same thread as well. This is now Donald Trump's race to lose. He has put in the work, he has made the sacrifices, and he has done everything to show America that he wants to really honestly and truly make America great again. And we're going to see how this all shakes out over the course of the next three weeks. We're here for it. We're also here for our interview coming up right now with Texas representative Keith self. But before we jump in with him, let's have another check in with one of our partners. Friends, I want to take a minute and talk to you about cigars, whether you're on the golf course, fishing on the lake or doing some yard work around the house. Our friend Alan has got you covered. He's launched the Patriot Cigar Company. The tobacco is handpicked in the fields in Nicaragua right next to where Mike Lindell picks his coffee beans. Cigars are hand rolled each three years. You're going to promo code stake here. You're going to get 15% off your total order. Every order over $100 free shipping and a $10 gift card is included with every purchase. My Patriot cigars.com. That's mypatriot cigars.com, a premium smoke for freedom loving patriots. All right, joining us next on the show today, he's the congressman who represents Texas. Third congressional district always glad to catch up with congressman Keith self. Welcome back to the show. Thank you Ron. Good to be here. Always a pleasure. We have hit the three week mark until election day congressman. We've got a bunch of stuff to talk about. But before we get into, I guess the actual political stuff, let's talk about some of the poly science stuff. And yesterday we had Columbus Day holiday, which is not as frequently celebrated or acknowledged as much in America as it has been in years past. I mean, I remember doing my three ships diddows back in elementary school and macaroni art for Christopher Columbus. I mean, I grew up in New Jersey. There's a lot of Italians there. But the fact of the matter is, is that the woke education system has kind of we don't even get the day off in Southern California anymore. They do some indigenous people day, you know, worksheets and stuff in my kids classrooms. And if they want to know, you know, some of the real history of America, you have to teach them at home. And the fact of the matter is there's a lot of stuff that needs to be worked in this country. And part of that falls back on the education system and just kind of want to get your commentary on, you know, what's essentially being the erasure of our history. Well, that's that's exactly right, Ron. If you're going to make the federal government absolutely sovereign, autonomous and omnipotent, then you're gonna have to basically do away with three things, our faith, our family and our history. So this is one of those. This is the history, the magnificent history of the greatest superpower in the world for since World War II. You're gonna have to erase that history and erase the good, the good that our military forces, that our people, that our missionaries have done around the world for centuries, as matter of fact. So that's what this is all about, erasing our history. And that's what the communists do. In fact, that's what a lot of authoritarians do. Is they try to erase cultural history in order to change a nation from its very DNA? Well, that's our DNA. So, yes, we're gonna celebrate our history on Columbus Day, as well as that, you know, other great holidays that we have. Thanksgiving, for instance, is a very American holiday. It's the next one that's in the crosshairs figuratively, of course, that I see, you know, over the course of the last decade that has really ramped out. I mean, I get it firsthand view living in a place like Southern California, like we do out here. But the fact of the matter is it's been happening all over the country for a long time quietly in some places. But, you know, much like the Columbus Day, it starts with a narrative, it continues on with tearing down of statues and things of that nature. But at the end of the day, if the kids, the next generation, the future leaders of this country, ones that will fill up the workforce and participate in the military, much like you just kind of described there, if they don't know what exactly they're fighting for, and it's only the woke agenda, it seems to give a big misconstitution of what American history is all about. The heart and soul of our rich traditions and nature here in America and really does take away from the learning process and really being able to appreciate what has made America so great. Absolutely, and our nation has been a force for good since its founding. It was founded to do exactly that and we've been that. So if you're going to erase it, you're trying to erase that force for good that we have been in America. Are we perfect? Absolutely not. Are we a force for good around the world and have been? Absolutely. Oh, I think you nailed it right on the head there. You know, I mentioned Southern California, I want to kind of stick in that thread. Donald Trump held his massive rally out here this weekend. We could have it Trump-Chella here on the show. The Trump campaign ran with it, much like they do some of the, you know, talking points we kind of drop here on stake for breakfast. But here's the deal. Kind of what went under the radar throughout the course of the entire event was the fact that someone was apprehended. He had gun in the car. He had guns in the car. You know, after the first two assassination attempts, and I know there's a big collaboration that goes between federal, state and local law enforcement. So when trying to secure these areas, there's been massive breakdowns in not only leadership but communication throughout the courses of the events. And even to have whether or not this story continues to gain traction or not, the fact that someone with any kind of intention outside of being a supporter of President Trump, with what they had in their possession, could have gotten anywhere close to that rally. It seems like another massive failure for law enforcement. And something that really needs to be looked at underneath the microscope kind of a little bit of your commentary on it. Well, frankly, I'm not sure we have the whole story in this case. Agreed. Because it continues to evolve. It continues to unfold. So I'm not, I'm not sure. And I'm not going to comment on exactly what happened except for local law enforcement, again, did the job. Right. Just as they did in West Palm Beach. And I think that's the only point here is our local law enforcement are doing a pretty good job protecting the president. Where's the secret service? Where's the FBI? So that I'll leave it at that that I think the local law enforcement folks are doing a better job than the federal forces. Yeah, this falls back on, you know, again, like you said, the federal law enforcement component of it. I think at the end of the day, it starts and ends with all hundred Mayorkas as the secret service is something that he presides over. I mean, we saw him over the weekend instead of dealing with hurricane relief or things to do with even this developing story. He was walking in and out of high-end boutiques and getting food from from high-end restaurants. He also went and did the Sunday morning news circuit, which he pushed back on every just about conservative narrative and talking point that President Trump has laid out there on the campaign trail. And again, probably not to your surprise it all took responsibility for nothing that's happened, whether it be with the migrant disaster that's going on in this country, the lack of response for FEMA in the wake of these hurricanes. And then obviously with the protection of President Trump, how do you feel about the job that he hasn't done the already impeached DHS secretary? And are you literally counting down the hours to when his job comes to an end? Well, I wish his job would come to an end quickly. If the Senate would simply take up the articles of impeachment, it might. But the Senate has decided they're not going to do that. So he'll start about his time. And as you say, he's a rich guy that will continue to be a rich guy after he's done. He doesn't care about Congress. He doesn't care what we ask him. He doesn't care what what we threaten him with. He knows the Senate is not going to convict him should we impeach him again. And so it will continue as it is until he leaves office at January, no later than January the 20th. Right. And good readiness to him. No, absolutely agree with you there. Alright, I kind of want to switch gears. Congressmen talk about a little bit of geo politics. You know, we're seeing Israel has opened up a second front in their war and response what happened on October 7th of last year. Obviously that one of the greatest terrorists attacks the world has ever known when Hamas decided to invade Israel and kill over 1400 civilians, which included women, which included children, which also included people in the Israeli military as well. You know, as Israel has expanded their front and again, portions of Northern Israel have been abandoned since October 7 due to the attacks coming from Lebanon and the Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorist organizations. You know, all we continue to see in the news is the lack of response, the armchair quarterbacking, the holding up of already, congressionally approved weaponry to the region. And you know, when you talk about our longest geopolitical ally in the region, the only democracy in the Middle East and what Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have done to absolutely disintegrate that relationship over the course of the last four years. Just kind of want to get your commentary on how you see this situation rolling out and how much relief might be on the way on the back end of Donald Trump went in the presidency on November 5th. Well, Ron, I served in Egypt. I served with the IDF while I was in European command. I served in Afghanistan and in the Gulf for Iraqi Freedom. So this is unconscionable. Our one democratic ally, our finest ally, probably in the world, we are now stonewalling. We are now threatening. If you saw the remarks just within the past day, we are threatening to withhold the aid that they need. If they don't act within the next 30 days, if they don't lay down markers for how many trucks cross the border. And frankly, I want to see Hamas take some responsibility for this. I want them to the remnant of Hamas to surrender. I want them to give up the hostages. And I want them to lay down their arms so Israel can can pacify Gaza. And then let's focus on Lebanon, which you brought up because the unifilled, the UN organization up there has not been doing their job. They've not kept Hezbollah north of the Latani River. So that's what Israel is trying to do first. Move them back to the UN line that they are supposed to be behind so the Israeli citizens can return to their homes in northern Israel. That's the first step. But look, all of this goes back to Iran. We all know it goes back to Iran. So one of the things is in the letter that I asked President Biden, no, I demanded that President Biden release all of the congressionally approved armaments and supplies, as you mentioned, that's a minimum. Congress has told them to do it. We've authorized it. We've appropriated now get the help to them. You know, and when you talk about weak leadership, Congressmen, not near instance, I mean, you pointed out the fact you pointed out often on the show, we brought it up as well that you serve this country proudly as member of the military. You know, you see the way that Iran has attacked Israel twice now since October 7th in any other instance, almost under any under administration, that would have triggered a regional, if not world war. And to see the way that the Biden Harris administration has just completely ignored it with strong worded don'ts and things of that nature and then trying to hold Israel accountable for the attacks that are essentially all coming from the nation of Iran. What does it say for American leadership? Not only regionally, but on a global scale, I think it's kind of empowered Russia to not want to get to the negotiation table and the instance of the war with Ukraine because of what's going on now in the Middle East as well. I think it also has China again, chest puffing in the Taiwanese Strait. And you know, just three weeks from election day, I don't think the world could get any much hotter than it is right now. And we'd be hard to imagine that it all stems back to our disastrous surrender in Afghanistan. That disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan told everyone just how weak our president is. The Biden Harris administration is considered a laughing stock around the world now. They think they can act. Do you think Iran would have attacked Israel? Why says you said if Trump had been in office? Absolutely not. Because the one time when Trump was in office, remember, one contractor died. And he killed the number three man in Iran, Sulemani. So absolutely, they see the weakness in our leadership and they think they have carte blanche to do whatever they want to. They certainly do. And hopefully we see a big change in foreign policy. Well, both just policy across the board coming in January of next year. All right, Congress would last thing I want to touch with the honest, what everybody's going to be talking about, obviously, for the next three three weeks. And that's the end of the presidential election cycle. We know there's a three part component to that. That's obviously you as a Republican member of Congress extending and retaining that House majority flipping the Senate into Republican control and Donald Trump getting back to the White House. But I just kind of want some commentary on you see this race is shaking out. It looks like the money markets are kind of forcing the polls to report a little bit more accuracy where Donald Trump is kind of nearing even or even surpassing Kamala Harris and a lot of the battleground states. We also see the national margin or favorability to Donald Trump when the White House extending a little bit. You know, even the possibility of winning all three is on the rise as well. Now nearly 40%, which was, you know, in the 20s, just a couple months ago. You know, but I think there's a lot of work to be done and still a lot of hands on involvement that people could do over the course in the next three weeks. And I just kind of want to get your commentary and how you see this race shaking out. Well, I'm very optimistic right now, but I will tell people ignore the polls, keep working, keep your foot on the gas. Let's run through the tape. I personally will be in Pennsylvania as a Friday campaigning for my good friend Scott Perry and President Trump in a in a purple district. And so I'm going to keep my foot on the gas. And I will tell you, I think I'm very optimistic about Trump's wins now in the Hispanic community in the black male community. I think they're starting to realize that they've made some real errors with the men around the nation. So I think it's trending well. I think the Senate we will certainly control. I would like to control it with more rather than less. Sure. House, I will tell you speaker Johnson is very optimistic about a larger majority. And I'll leave it at that. I don't know how large it's going to be. But if we have the trifecta, the House suspended in the presidency, stand by for changes in the first 100 days. I think President Trump has the personnel that he wants. I think he's developing the policy policies that he wants. And I think the first 100 days will remind us of Reagan's first 100 days. What's going to happen? You know, the country is so off track right now, you literally could have like the narrative of flicking the light switch and seeing the difference with you guys retaining all three and Donald Trump being allowed to get back to work on day one of his administration were here and the 100 day narrative at a lot of people that come on the show right now and we absolutely love to hear that as well. Congressman, as always, this is great catching up with you today. Always a pleasure to host. We know everybody's busy. We just had chairwoman Stefanik on the show last week. She was in Pennsylvania. I guess she'll be passing the baton off to you as you're heading there now for Congressman Perry's district, but we want to be able to direct everybody to see all the great work you're doing online. So of course your congressional website is live linked in the show description today. If there's anywhere else we can find your websites, handles on social media as well. Tell us and we'll do it. Well, the social media is basically the format plus rep key self rep key self. Absolutely fantastic as it is every time we can catch up with the congressman who's representing Texas three representative key self. Thanks for coming on the show. Have a great rest of your week safe travels. Thank you so much. Have a great week. Shouldn't be the government telling her what to do. And she chooses she will talk with her priest or pastor or her rabbi or her mom, but not the government telling her to do. All right, jump back into the news portion of the show here. Last news segment on the back end of two big Tuesday editions of the state for breakfast podcast. I'm Ron find solo today. And that was Kamala Harris out on the campaign trail this weekend. I think on her third accent of the day as she's crisscrossing in some of the battleground states. And listen, can't say enough about Texas representative Keith self. He's another very important congressman who's in a race where there's not much of a challenge. He's favored to win by a considerably large margin on election day and retain his house seat. So he's doing exactly what you've heard out of the mouths of Republican conference chairwoman, Elise Stefanik, Matt Gaetz, Mike Collins, etc, etc, etc. He's heading up to purple districts, Congressman Perry's just doing whatever they can along the campaign trail to help house Republicans retain and extend that majority on November 5 so we can get working for the American people. You know, outside of joking about Kamala Harris's accent and believe me, it was taken to the nth degree this week as apparently, well, in addition to the Border Patrol Union, the Teamsters, the American auto workers industry, you name it. She's now lost the support apparently, or at least optically, you be the judge of Saturday Night Live. We'll get into that one a little bit later. But before we do, you know, it's the pushback from Republicans across the board. We gave you good examples of JD Vance, also Speaker Mike Johnson will have a clip of Virginia Governor Glenn Yunken doing the same in this segment as well, of being able or strongly pushing back on the fake news narratives. Here's another one out of the mouth of Kamala Harris as she continues to plummet in the polls, money markets, favorability, and likeness out on the campaign trail. Now using, well, just propaganda and gaslighting and threats, saying that if Donald Trump selected, the people of Pennsylvania and non-Maga supporters from around the country will be rounded up and put into, you guessed it, MAGA camps. Let's hear it. He's talking about the enemy within our country, Pennsylvania. He's talking about that he considers anyone who doesn't support him or who will not bend to his will. An enemy of our country. It's a serious issue. He's saying, he is saying that he would use the military to go after them. Think about it. She's, she's got nothing. So much so that she's going to be sitting down for a veep exclusive, a failed candidate's exclusive with Fox News's early election results caller, blockhead, Bret Baer tomorrow. We will have clips from that to review on our Friday edition of the podcast. It is not live. It will probably be edited and I guess we will now have a physical receipt, although we can all allege it till we turn blue in the face on just how bought and paid for and not for a second Trump administration, Fox News really is. Donald Trump had some scathing post on his social media this week before we get into the Bret Baer interview, you know, Neil Cavuto on a daily basis tries to bring people on his show daily who might be on the MAGA Express now or is MAGA curious. Those who did not support President Trump in the past but have come to terms with this being the most important election in the history of our country to try and bait them into commentary that would suggest even though they're doing it for the optics and for the party deep down they still can't stand Donald Trump. Well, Donald Trump had a heater for Neil Cavuto which came out yesterday. Neil Cavuto has one of the worst shows on television and the worst rated on Fox News. The people on fake news CNN are better and then getting into this topic of Kamala Harris jumping in with Bret Baer, which I really think pissed him off as he's scheduled to do a town hall live on Fox News with Harris Faulkner tomorrow. This is what he had to say about that. Lion Kamala Harris has wisely chosen Bret Baer of Fox News to do a much needed interview because he's considered to be fair and balanced though often sought to be very soft and on the cocktail circuit to the left. I would have preferred seeing a more hard-hitting journalist but Fox News has grown so weak and soft on the Democrats constantly polluting the airwaves with the unopposed Kamala Harris representatives that it all doesn't matter on November 5th and with early voting. You know where he went from there. Make America great again and then hitting directly at the Harris campaign and their collaborative efforts with Fox News. Here's another post. How much time does Ian Sam, Senior Advisor to Lion Kamala Harris spend on Fox News? He's now on Neil Cavuto, Fox News' lowest rated show by far and spent much of the weekend hitting Trump, totally unopposed before two real beauties, Eric Sean and Arthurl Naville, not exactly the Walter Cronkite of the broadcasting world. Sam's is now just a below average guy with memorized fake new soundbites, almost all of which are wrong, but coupled with all of the other Harris radical left Democrat mouthpieces that Fox News puts on in parentheses, Richard Fowler, Patrick Murphy, something Wolf, Jessica Tarlof with a question mark. It has been a very negative effect on this election. Think of it. I spend an hour with the wonderful Maria Bartiromo to do a beautiful job and then I am followed up all day long by one-sided negative Democrats including Ian Sands who virtually owns the network. It's not worthwhile doing interviews on Fox News because it all just averages out to nothing. Fox News has totally lost its way. So will that interview with Harris Faulkner materialize and remain? Who knows? We'll have to see. Kaylee McEnany, who is now one of the co-hosts of the five on Fox News, previewed the interview with Brett Baer featuring Kamala Harris on the show yesterday. I pulled the clip so you'd hear it officially. Let's check it out. Week here on Fox News, be sure to tune in to the Trump Town Hall and the Faulkner focus this Wednesday. Harris will moderate with the former president in the battleground state of Georgia. He will take questions from an audience entirely made up of women, the largest group of registered and active voters in the country. And also Wednesday, Chief Political Anchor Brett Baer will interview Vice President Kamala Harris in the battleground state of Pennsylvania. It will be the vice president's first formal sit-down interview on Fox News. And interestingly, it's in the battleground state of Pennsylvania today at this moment, the real clear politics average has President Trump up by 0.1%. But here's the interesting part. Biden was up by seven on this day in history. He won the state by just 1% and the even greater, more interesting part is Hillary Clinton was up 8.2%. She went on to lose the battleground state of Pennsylvania. Thanks to everyone. Now, here's America reports. And just a correction there, she's one of the co-hosts of Fox News's outnumbered. But yeah, that's Fox News getting excited to be hosting Kamala Harris. And again, probably Ian Sam's backed. But here's the deal. Fox News has to produce their seats here. Okay, if this is going to be one of two ways. She either answers the questions incoherently and they play it unended it, or you're going to have her handlers coming in and correcting her or stopping him. And that also needs to be aired. Anything short of that, we will call out as fake news and we'll play you the receipts of whatever Fox News produces on our Friday edition of the podcast. In addition to Kamala Harris, incoherently navigating the campaign trail right now, they have rolled out some of the retreads from prior administrations, former presidents, you know, Barack Obama, we played some of his speaking event up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on our last edition of the podcast. Well, Bill Clinton has been uncryogenically frozen and cast into the campaign arena. He was speaking in the swing state, I believe it was constant earlier this week. It appears that he was at a ranch and was talking on some points related to immigration where he had a Freudian slip that I'm sure wasn't part of his notes but had to do with the death of Georgia's Lacon Riley at the hands of an illegal alien earlier this year. Let's check it out. We got a case in Georgia not very long ago didn't you? They made an ad about about a young woman who'd been killed by an immigrant. Yeah, well, if they'd all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. But if they all properly vetted, and that doesn't happen, and America is not having enough babies to keep our populations up, so we need immigrants that have been vetted to do work, there wouldn't be a problem and he couldn't keep people all torn up and upset. I have no idea what he's talking about there and he's really struggling. He is he has lost more than a step and it's just, you know, embarrassing to watch. He would continue and do some campaigning in Pennsylvania also this week. Yesterday he was out on the campaign trail and that last point that he went into about, you know, the birth rate in America from American citizens might be down. But it doesn't mean that we're going to import tens of millions of illegal aliens in this country unvettedly give them citizenship and ask them to replenish the coffers when it comes to pushing the birth rates back up. But you know, for as much of a taboo topic that replacement theory has been, and I'm going back almost five years to hearing Tucker Carlson talking about it, once it made its way out of the darkest corner of the interwebs, well here's Bill Clinton kind of rationalize and formalizing it with supposed Kamala Harris supporters in Pennsylvania yesterday to check it out. I don't think Americans are anti-immigration they're anti-chaos, right? They don't want us to lose more than we can, but they recognize, at least most people do, we got the lowest birth rate we've had in well over a hundred years. We're not at replacement level, which means we got to have somebody come here if we want to keep growing the economy. What? Unless one of you is one of these artificial intelligence geniuses figured out we can all grow with no work. Oh, which I'm not sure would be good for us, I think you know it. Yeah, so there's that. That's crazy. Yeah, and I saw earlier today there is now a, well, I guess you would call this, I guess you can call it a policy. I don't want to invoke the sopranos again, but Kamala Harris put out like six points to empower or embolden black men in this country as part of her official campaign platform. It involves things like rent assistance, loan forgiveness, startups for small businesses, the legalization of marijuana, and like this is even a thing. Prioritization, when it comes to having your medical needs met, I just don't understand how that even resonates at this point. Promises, some that I've just outlined are unconstitutional. Others would have to come after being approved through Congress, neither are guaranteed. So when you're talking about the big final push for the black vote, and again, Kamala Harris at minimum is going to get the highest percentage of the 70s. If not in the low 80s, Donald Trump who, you know, started out at seven and made it up to 10 in the last election cycle, if he gets close to 20, if he sniffs 20, if he, God forbid, breaks 20, well, first of all, it's over for Kamala Harris. Secondly, it's going to show that African-American voters understand, number one, they had more money four years ago, and number two, jobs will come back. Good paying jobs will come back. Their children's education will be prioritized, and the healthcare system will be getting back to some semblance of normalcy, which we just don't have now in this country, because it's being prioritized for illegal aliens. Jumping back into the poll numbers here, and I'd be sure to point out how bad they looked for Kamala Harris over the weekend, continuing that trend into the week, we'll get into some of the dollars and cents after this clip. Even Kristen Welker and Meet the Fake Press couldn't really rationalize the pitfalls that Kamala Harris is certainly running into in regards to a lot of things, from her non-commence on policy platforms to whether or not she's favorability. I mean, quite honestly, she looks like she's aged 20 years in the last two months. It's rare for her to be wearing any kind of like an abundance of makeup. I mean, you could just look at the presidential VP portrait, which she supposedly took as a picture. Just three and a half years ago, they literally photoshopped a different pair of eyes onto that body. In regards to what she looks like, she just looks like an absolute beat-up mess. Always disheveled. She wears suits that look like something out of a Kanye West video, or even the man who is set to marry Beetlejuice and Lydia at the end of the first Beetlejuice movie. Like, where does she get these oversized suits to where she looks like she just walked off of the Mayflower? It's awful optics. And then the way that the media, and at least social media to some context, has been able to show the clear definitive accents that she's using in different parts of the country to pander to different demographics of people. It's gross. And as you see America finally waking up, because remember, they ran the shortest of campaigns. I mean, even Kristen Welker couldn't come to terms with how bad these numbers look. Let's check it out. Vice President Kamala Harris had a five-point lead in our last poll taken a month ago right after the debate. That lead has all but evaporated. Will he take a look at this new head-to-head matchup? 48% to 48%. That is what we call a dead-locked race. It underscores what we all know. That this is tight. That the country is sharply divided. One of the other big headlines here, people are viewing the Trump presidency more favorably than the Biden presidency. Why is that significant? We've seen the vice president get pressed repeatedly on what she would do differently than President Biden. She's really struggled with that answer. We have new reporting that will roll out on the show this morning, Willy, taking us inside the Harris campaign, where there are discussions about changing her answer on that. Can she draw a distinction on the Middle East, for example, on immigration, all under discussion with this razor-tight race, Willy? Well, we all know that Kamala Harris and Joe Biden's relationship is dead on the vine. We all know there's a huge rift between Biden and Obama world. And as it appears that senior staffers from Joe Biden and Barack Obama's past campaigns are now trying to call the shots but can't see eye to eye for Kamala Harris. In addition to what maybe she wants, maybe behind closed doors, she sees all this stuff happening in real time and saying that she wants to create some distance and separate herself. But then again, Joe Biden and part of his redemption arc is saying that he talks to her frequently. He gives her advice on the campaign trail, where to go and what to say. There's no space between them. On any of the policies, everything from the Afghan withdrawal, the American rescue plan, the inflation, non-reduction act, policies regards to the border, all the way up through the most recent incidents that have happened. And that's providing disaster relief for people that have lost everything, including loved ones in states like the Carolinas, Florida, Tennessee, and everywhere in between down there in the American Southeast. There's too many cracks in the dam right now. I mean, even a new CBS national poll shows. This is their Sunday poll. Last Sunday, Kamala Harris was leading by six points. Sunday's poll had Donald Trump at 47%. Kamala Harris at 46. Uncommitted voters or unsure at 3%. RFK Jr. 2, he's no longer in the race. You would expect those votes to go in one way or another. Oliver from the Libertarian Party at 1 and Stein from the Green Party at 1 as well. So, CBS Fake News shows a seven-point swing for Donald Trump in one week. You know, when you're looking at the up-to-the-minute polymarket numbers and where the money's going, I do have some of those results here. Let's just get into them. This one's from the Cauchy, Benathon, politics, put your money on whatever horse you think you're going to win. Yesterday, Donald Trump hits a new all-time high at 55% over 45% for Kamala Harris. And then when you look into the numbers from today on polymarket presidential election winner, Donald Trump is at 57.7% on polymarket Kamala Harris is at 41.9. Now, I remember there were so many pundits in the conservative apparatus glads over at the ruthless podcast who, because of their deep ties to the swamp, just enjoyed an interview with vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance used to say that Donald Trump had a ceiling in the '40s and all of these legal problems would be dragging him down. Used to hear the same stuff out of, you know, crying Ben Shapiro, members of Congress like Tom Massey and Chip Roy, so many other people that called for different things other than what the Trump campaign was working on back then to lay the seeds that would grow into the strong finishing of the race that we're all experiencing now. And I just want to, you know, for a second, bask in the light as of we had called it accurately along the way and all of these people who are coming up big on America first again for a third consecutive cycle, all had it wrong. All were detractors and all had to shamefully change their narratives and pretend like all of the commentary back from 2022 in 2023 never happened. So it's really great to see that. Well, State for Breakfast was right again. Battleground polls, up to the minute from polymarket today. And again, this is where the money's going. These aren't polls where people are calling and saying I want to vote for Donald Trump or Kamala Harris. This is where the money bets are being placed in regards to the upcoming election. Arizona, 68% for Trump, 32% for Harris. Michigan, 54% for Trump, 46% for Harris. Georgia, 64% for Trump, 36% for Harris. Wisconsin, 53% for Trump, 47% for Harris. Pennsylvania, 57% for Trump, 43% for Harris. Nevada, 51% for Harris, 49% for Trump. So on all outside of one of the swing or battleground states, whatever you want to call them, Donald Trump has essentially more than a five point lead. Some nearing already exceeding double digits. So looking good for the president in regard to how people who are making wagers on it. And it seems like this narrative in the money market has forced a lot of the mainstream news outlets to probably report the polls more accurately. I didn't think that they'd be able to at least run in the last month by saying Donald Trump is leading on all the issues, the border, the economy, geopolitics, law and order, education, etc. And the ones he'd be underwater on are reproductive freedom, threats to democracy, and all the other stupid shit that nobody cares about. And then they would throw out the national poll and say Kamal Harris is up by two. She's up by one. She's tied with Donald Trump, Donald Trump's up by one. The numbers don't match. So as the people continue to bet on who's going to win these states and why, we'll probably see the numbers in the national polls shift even more towards Donald Trump, hopefully as we're heading towards election day. Guys, wherever you're listening to the show today, last call, please do us a favor. Make sure you're sharing stake for breakfast with friends, family, loved ones, and coworkers. Don't hog us all up for yourself. 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So I don't know if you guys had saw it over the weekend and it made some rounds on social media, but Saturday Night Live has apparently decided, well, Donald Trump's likely never going to host again, even though he was a marvelous one every single time he was on there. Whether it be Dominio's Pizza, Trump's House of Wings, whether he was the janitor who was going to service and provide some repairs or whatever to another version of himself. His back and forth with Larry David during one of his monologues and how much the musical guest and cash just seemed to love him over the years before. Obviously, he decided to run for politics and then they just changed it up because he's got an R next to his name and no longer a D or even nothing. He was just a host of The Apprentice or New York Times bestselling author or entrepreneur billionaire. You name it. Here's the thing. They kind of gauge their ratings off of like how they conduct their polling. If the ratings are down because all they're doing is crapping on Trump, then they obviously know let's do less political skits and I've seen that over the course of this cycle. It was easy with people like Jim Carrey to pull off a Joe Biden, but now you're into this finite amount of time these last three weeks. And again, if you want people to come on and you don't want the ratings to tank and you're starting to feel the same way the country is, you have to at least, especially for all these Libtards and Hollywood move it just a little bit towards the middle to save face so you could pick it up after election day and see what's going on following the presidential election. Well, they had their fun with Kamala Harris this Saturday and I'm going to play a clip for it right now. Oh man, that felt good and Donald doesn't think I'm black. Okay, listen up everyone. We couldn't have gotten here without one man, and his name is Jabbadah. That's right. A lot of people forget I'm president, including me. But guess what? And by the way, I think I did a pretty good job. I passed more bills than president history. Well folks, we still got work to do. No joke. I'm being serious right now. Come on. And guess what? And by the way, the fact of the matter is the rich don't make their fair share. Okay, Danny Carby does do a pretty good job. We've got to build back better. Build back the better, the better, the better. Build back the better. Can't believe it's not butter. Thank you, Jabbadah. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. And I just want to say, I just want to say thank you, Jabbadah. Thank you for putting country first and for handing over the reins. I didn't want to. They made me. And guess what? And by the way, the fact of the matter is, no joke. It's serious right now. I'm being serious. Anyway, in conclusion, me and vice president Harris are the same. Oh, okay. Haha. Great stuff. Thank you, Jabb. Thank you so much. Thank you. All right, you're my job. Thank you, my good. Listen, all right? We got to stay focused. Okay. And let me tell you something. If we win together, we can end the drama-la and the drama-la and go relax in our pajama-las. Because if there's one thing I know, uh-oh, he's back, he's back. Whoopsie. All right. You want, you want in? Yeah. Come on in. Yeah. Okay. Hey, hey there. Getting a little sniff from Joe Biden. Is that nice? Yeah, really good. Okay. So, again, you don't really need the visual to hear the commentary. A lot of words out from Kamala Harris talking about, you know, instead of what really happened behind closed doors that Joe put country over party. We all know that's complete bullshit. He even interjected there by saying didn't want to. They made me. And as she's trying to get in there to start talking, you know, the character that's representing Joe Biden was like, we're on the same page. You know, we're together in this 100. And she kind of pushes it. Because again, and then what do we go right back to? Word, salad, drama-la, mama-la, pajama-la. Again, everyone's feeling it. We cannot, cannot take our foot off the gas. Can't happen. We have to be involved in our communities. We have to be urging people to vote. Why in some of these states where you received your ballots already? If you're doing absentee, you got a mail-in ballot that you haven't returned it and checked on the status of it and still waiting till closer to election day. The faster you get that thing filled out and mailed back in, the faster you could do in-person early voting gives you more of an opportunity to chase votes, chase ballots, encourage people who don't want to get involved to do so, and make sure, like Donald Trump has done, like he's doing with these rallies and where he's doing them, like he's doing with these political figures and bringing them in, like his policies are evolving in real time. He's leaving no stone unturned. We have to be able to have the very minimum make the commitment to do the same. That's all he asks. I mean, I know he says get out and vote, but there's Trump Force 47. They're SwampTheVote.com. There's all the other things in your community that you could be doing to make sure this election is too big to rig. Now, I'm going to continue to harp on that every single episode of the podcast between now and election day. Virginia Governor Glenn Yunken, who's done a great job, not only checking his ego and mending relationships with Donald Trump, but in also doing things within his own state to ensure that they have an outcome very similar to we saw back when he was able to win the governorship there, and that is securing the elections and cleaning up the voter rolls. Now, after Republicans were able to confirm in the state of Virginia that there were several hundred thousand people on the books who were either dead, illegal, had changed her address and not updated the registration or moved out of state, still active in the system in Virginia's database. So, he did what any other good America First Governor would do. He got him the fuck off of the voter rolls. Well, he's been sued by the Democrats and jumped on with CNN, fake news, crying, Jake Tapper to talk about it yesterday. Let's hear it. Or most this is a law that's been on our books since 2006. That was a law that was signed by then Democrat Governor Tim Cain, and it requires our election process and governors to use DMV data when an individual self-identifies as a non-citizen, and there is a match with that person on the voter rolls to then notify that person that they have 14 days to affirm that they're a citizen or not, and if they're not, then they are removed. This process has been in place since 2006. We have just had recent Democrat governors like Terry McAuliffe and Ralph Northam use this exact same process within the 90-day period because it is individualized. An individual starts the process by self-identifying as a non-citizen, and therefore as governor, I have an obligation, no discretion, to then run the process to notify that person through our registrar that they have 14 days to clear it up, and if they don't clear it up, they're going to be removed from the voter rolls. The big question I have is given the clarity of the constitutionality of what I just described, both at the federal level and the state level, and laws at the federal level and the state level, that not only require me to do this, but are focused on the fact that these are individual steps that start with someone identifying as a non-citizen. Why is it that anyone could argue that a process that removes non-citizens off of our voter rolls is anything else other than common sense and constitutional? And that's my frustration with this whole process, which is it started 25 days before a presidential election. They could have started it a long time ago. We would have sorted this out because I firmly believe they are wrong, but this seems far more political than otherwise simply because of the fact this has been going on since 2006, according to law, and they chose 25 days before an election in Virginia in order to assert something which really is inconsistent with the process that we're doing. Hmm. Imagine that. Election interference from the Democrats. Gotta love it. I'm just, uh, I don't even know if it perplexed anymore. Not shocked. There's definitely no law. It's probably expected. Again, no October surprises yet, really. We have to be able to take into account that there'll probably be some from both sides. I mean, it looks like the, you know, allegations that have followed Kamala Harris as a life partner, Doug M off around for decades, the fact that he may have beat a woman, a former girlfriend, that he impregnated a former nanny and has a child with them. We'll have to see what comes down the pike. But here's the thing. We are looking at some big number shifts here and some people are even running with the narrative that we might see. Should I say it, a Nixonian landslide victory for Donald Trump come November 7th. I ran into a clip over the weekend where somebody had a ledge just that and I think it's worth listening to it. Check it out. The bottom line is this. At this particular hour, if you believe the polling, Donald Trump's going to put up the best performance with black voters since Richard Nixon back in 1960, not 68 since 1960. That's 64 years ago among Hispanic voters, Donald Trump's going to put up the best performance for Republican since 2004 in George W. Bush. And if that wasn't enough to, I don't know, get your nipples hard. Here's Rand's grievance. Doing some work on ABCs. Gotcha. I didn't even say this powerhouse roundtable. Over the weekend, talking about how we're seeing some other generational shifts in the numbers, some in for the first time in over three decades that show Republicans just absolutely taking Democrats to the woodshed. Again, black voters and Hispanic voters being a large component of this. Let's check it out. The reality is that for the first time in 32 years in this poll, it shows that Republicans are beating Democrats straight up. When you ask people a generic ballot in 32 years, it shows that Donald Trump's doing better with black voters, Hispanic voters, off the charts. But what the most important thing is what happened last week is that what was working with female voters with Kamala Harris was that there was some feeling of joy in the air. Well, that joy is gone. She had a terrible week. She picked a pointless fight with Rhonda Santis. She was losing in the Sun Belt. And she tried to recover by going on the view, which a lot of women watch. She went on the view. You talked about it earlier. And she wanted to clarify the two most important issues that are facing these two candidates, the economy and immigration. And she bombed like Rory at the US Open. And she went out there and said there is nothing she would do that would be different than Joe Biden. And she created a campaign commercial for Donald Trump. And so she's trying to recover. There is no everybody knows it. And it's obvious that there is a leak in the balloon here in the Kamala Harris campaign. I guess that's what they're calling it these days a leak in the balloon. So yeah, we're going to kind of wrap things up here as we're getting ready to jump in with the very lovely Miss Christina Bob, who's always doing so much hard work for America first. But we're going to kind of leave it where we started with this week. And it's a tribute to something not too many people celebrate these days. And that is a clip of again, another powerhouse round table that I saw last night on CNN. This time when the discussion had came around to, they're only conservative commentator Scott Jennings and him taking a little time to recognize one of my favorite holidays, Columbus Day. Let's check it out. All right. Tonight, I just wanted to acknowledge Christopher Columbus since apparently everyone else is trying to cancel or villainize this man. Why can't we do both celebrate both Indigenous peoples and Columbus? Why does history have to be reduced to a zero sum game? Happy Columbus Day to everyone. Why? Because of the words of great American historian Tony Soprano, he discovered America is what he did. He was a brave Italian explorer. And in the Jennings household, Christopher Columbus is a hero. End of story. America is what he did. He was a brave Italian explorer. And in this house, Christopher Columbus is a hero. End of story. Can't argue with that because them be the facts. We're going to leave it and leave you with a lot of food, a lot of news items, a lot of changing of the way you consume your news here on Staker Breakfast. As we're getting ready to jump in with the RNC's very own Christina Bob. But before we do, we're also going to do a final check in with one of our partners. This episode, the podcast is brought to you by Battleborn Coffee Roasters. They're law enforcement family owned and they produce some of the best available special to great coffee. That means all those beans have gone through an extensive process to remove all defects. Battleborn research is all their sources, farms, and milling stations to make sure you're not getting any pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Sit back and have a cup of their borderline Mexico Chappas blend while you're out sitting on an X or sitting in the office. High quality coffee from high quality people use promo code STATE for 20% off your first order. Make sure you go check them out at Battleborn.coffee. All right, joining us next on the show today is a big Tuesday edition of the State Breakfast podcast. She's an attorney at the Republican National Committee. She's also an author, a marine, and of course a great friend of the show welcoming back the lovely, fiery, but mostly peaceful. Christina Bob, thanks for coming on. Hey, your own, thanks for having me. Oh, 21 days. It's starting to get a little bit of, I don't know if it's anticipation, excitement. I'm pretty optimistic about the job we're doing right now and I want to talk about it with you. Before we get into the numbers, I just kind of want your commentary. You've seen the race of Donald Trump as one. Pretty galvanized party coming out of the Republican National Convention. You could probably count. You'll need two hands, even though there's not as many because we count two fingers for Chris Christie. But like the Liz Cheney's, the Mike Pence's, the Adam Kinziger's, the Mitt Romney's of the world in the Republican apparatus, that's about it who's not on the Trump train. In addition, he's widened the tent vastly since the Republican National Convention adding Elon Musk, RFK Jr, Tulsi Gabbard, and many others who did not ideologically line up with him ever, who didn't obviously vote for him in the last couple of elections where he's ran. And now they're actively looking to not only be members of a future administration, but running about as strong as a campaign as Donald Trump, the candidate is doing. We can armchair quarterback and nitpick all the little decisions that have been made along the way, Christina. But when you talk about the work that Donald Trump has put in, it's unmatched. And now, you know, three weeks away from an election, he just had Trump, Chella out in California last weekend. He's crisscrossing the battleground states doing multiple events every day, which is pretty common for Donald Trump. But he'll be wrapping up the selection rally season in places like New Mexico, Virginia, New Jersey, MSG in Madison Square Garden, amongst other places, definitely places that along the campaign trail you've seen many, if not all of modern day Republican candidates abandoned in the last quarter of the election cycles, because they're known to be Democrat strongholds. When you see that race that Donald Trump is doing, extending the tent, not just with personnel or with candidate level material, but also in places he's geographically and physically going to round out the final leg of this race here. How do you think the campaign is doing? And what does it say for, you know, Donald Trump when he's able to do rallies at places like Atlanta and Madison Square Garden in the last three weeks before the election? Well, Donald Trump is unmatched. He's unrivaled. Nobody can compete toe to toe with Donald Trump at anything, whether he's running for president, whether he has a TV show, whether, you know, whatever he's doing, whatever he's coming up with, he has a flair and a showmanship that really nobody can compete with. And that's why they were so nervous about him being a candidate. And that's why they've worked so hard to try to discredit him and tear him down. And I really think, I really think it's why we have seen the ramping up of the law fair and just the crazy tactics where Democrats are now willing to use their governmental power. I shouldn't say use it. I should say abuse it because they cannot beat him on the campaign trail. No amount of money they have can polish Kamala Harris to the point where she can go toe to toe with Donald Trump ain't gonna happen ever. I don't care if you throw a billion dollars at her. She's never gonna be able to rival Donald Trump. So what do they do? They have to use other means like law fair, like Latisha James, like Fannie Willis, like, you know, Jack Smith, all of these people in all these places to try to tear Donald Trump down because they don't have an ability to run a campaign the way that he does. And it's not just his staff or whatever, you know, kudos to them for all working so hard, but it's just Donald Trump as a person. It's who he is. It's the Donald Trump we've seen for the last 40, 50 years, but I mean, before my lifetime, right? He's just been this flamboyant showman that is captivating and they can't do that. So they have to they have to change their tactics to do something else. And I think I think that's why we have seen such a drastic change in the way politics is played. Because with other candidates, when you have more equally matched candidates, you can play the game and just manipulate the game and have an outcome. But he is so far unrivaled that they couldn't do that. So they had to come up with something else. So I think that's why we have seen such a weird cycle. In addition to now the three confirmed assassination attempts right on his life, you know, something that no one's really talking about it. Right. How do you have three assassination attempts on a presidential candidate and everyone's like, Oh, hum, just another day in the race. It's like, wait a second. He's still a threat to democracy. So there's that. Right. It's like, wait a second. Like they were they still talk about the Kennedy assassination today. And that was, you know, 60 years ago or whatever it was. So yeah, I mean, I think it also highlights the media's bias. No, it certainly does. And you know, when you look at, you know, if you go through the art of the deal and the art of the comeback to a Donald Trump's best-selling books, you know, one thing is an underlying tone throughout the entirety of it. And that's that Donald Trump traditionally doesn't make the same mistake twice. You know, I think he learned his lesson about the way the swamp works during his first term in office. I think these nearly four years now have given him the opportunity to see who is honestly really with him and honestly who really wasn't. And I don't think the people who went once he was actually in court in New York City to stand out behind him when he was given remarks every day from like, you know, under the front of the building during his trials are the people that he necessarily thinks are on boards. It's the people that were calling him and talking with him and being with him, you know, when all this stuff was starting all the way back to the Mar-a-Lago raid. And, you know, when you look at the people that he's brought in, he's kind of rounded out the presidency, the way the Trump doctrine is going to be looked at, you know, 100 years from now, et cetera, adding people like RFK Jr. I've seen so many people on the Republican side that have been staunch advocates and supporter. Everyone from congressmen out in like Arizona, for instance, Andy Biggs all the way up to senators in Wisconsin, like Ron Johnson, that had just, you know, really enjoyed the fact that Donald Trump is looking to go outside of being a candidate that's running for the Republican nomination instead of wanting to be the president of all Americans and adding people like RFK Jr. I mean, you talk about Camelot and Trump World, those are probably two of the biggest, you know, party entities famous wise in the United States. And then you have people like Elon Musk, who was a master independent for so long, but has traditionally voted Democrats since he's become a US citizen. And you have all these other people that are running along with him, who necessarily, you know, never ideologically lined up with him. People that have called him racist and the bigot and the misogynist, when all of that stuff falls away. And then you see that and compare it with the race that, you know, and have you been around for three cycles, Christina, and seeing the way that this is kind of a hashed out, you know, look at the race that Kamala Harris and Tim Walts have run in the very short amount of time they've had to do it. It looks like they've lost some of the trust within the media. I mean, obviously they've lost entities which are traditionally backing Democrats Saturday Night Live. Did two skits on Kamala Harris this week and just absolutely made her look like a complete moron. You have these large labor unions who in no way, shape or form, whatever, not, not endorse a Democrat who have decided not to or in some cases endorse Donald Trump during the cycle as well. And it talks about how he's kind of rounded out his political resume and given a lot more to offer the American people during this election cycle. What do you think? Well, I also think to add to that, all of the changes, and that's just changes that he's made, but the ability to pull in like the Teamsters and pull in some of these organizations that have traditionally endorsed Democrats in the RFKs of the world cause regular Americans who don't necessarily consume mainstream news regularly, but that's kind of where their filter comes from. Sure. It causes them to go, wait a second, why are all of these Democrats going over to the Republican side? Why are they joining Trump? And I think it has really helped traditionally Democrat demographics, people in those demographics to go, okay, let me take a second look at this. And now you're starting to see this mass exodus from the Democrat Party over to the Republican side. Now, we're seeing that exodus, which is great. And I love to see the thriving support for Donald Trump as a conservative candidate. Can I go back to my whole, yeah, the fact that we have the voters is great, but do we have the ballots? Is the election secure enough to actually secure that win? And as of right now, I don't have any suggestions of things that we need to be doing more. I think our litigation strategy, our pre-election litigation strategy has been pretty solid. And I think there's been a lot of Americans that have stepped up to volunteer and be a part of it. So that's all great. But if we're, if we learned anything from 2020, the lesson is we don't know what the heck they do on election day, right? They come up with something crazy. And we have to be, we, not just the RNC or the conservative party, Americans, you have to be flexible and you have to be willing to see this through until Donald Trump is actually declared the winner, because they're going to try to cause, cause I genuinely believe he wins this election, like lawfully, legally on election night, you know, the correct way. And I think they're going to do everything they can to try to call that into question and challenge it and just create as much turmoil and chaos around as victory as possible. And so Americans really need to be prepared to stand their ground and not give up any ground to the fact that, no, we just won this election outright just because you couldn't get enough people to cheat on your behalf. You can't, you can't steal our victory. No, it's a great point. And, you know, that is something that I want to talk about, you know, outside of a little bit of the methodology that has gone on to this election cycle is voting early, making sure your registration is done well in advance. Not only that, but taking advantage of making sure that your vote is counted if you're doing so in places that start tabulating, you know, that your vote was received. But, you know, one of the things we've been harping on this cycle, and it's something that's developed a little bit from 2020, is how one person's individual vote isn't going to be enough to get Donald Trump over the finish line. Now, we're not Democrats here on stake for breakfast, so we're not saying vote multiple times. But we are saying to get, once your vote is taken care of, as many people in the community, they might be a little propensity voters, they might be people in the past who may be set out presidential election cycle, get them involved in this. What do you have to say to that? How important it is to, you know, not only be the persons that are watching the polls and precinct captains and doing a lot of the game day material that we need to have better of this election that I feel like we've done a little bit better job on as well. But people in the communities who are just going to go out and maybe start those hard conversations that might set up. I mean, listen, you never want to have a conversation that talks about presidential politics that starts off with something like abortion. But if you want to just talk about the economy and not even politics at all, you talk about how tough it has been to put food on your table, or maybe keep your kids extra curricular activities, or just live your lives, and then go down the path of like, well, it was kind of better four years ago and then open up the door to having a conversation about, you know, going out to vote in three weeks. 100%. If you've got friends that you know that would vote for Donald Trump, but for whatever reason, our lazy or, you know, are disenchanted with the political establishment, so they just don't feel like going out to vote, I promise you, I promise you, I promise you, you will regret not talking to them about it if Kamala Harris is in office. Our nation will be in such terrible condition that you'll cut. I wish I had just gotten a few more people to vote. So please, please, please, get as many people to vote as you can, you know, whatever is legal in your state, wherever you are to help them and assist them about, please participate. If nothing else, just talk to them. And yeah, we absolutely have to get as many people to vote as possible. I think it's probably too late in every state at this point to volunteer, maybe not check with your local GOP or your local county. But I mean, voting is started. So at this point, I don't think they're taking more volunteers, but if they are volunteer, but whatever you do get as many people to vote as possible. Yeah, I know it's it's the truth. And then when you see a lot of the star power traditionally back in the Democrats, much in the way of the labor union, I feel like there's been a lot more overt star power, those within the music industry and Hollywood and a lot of professional athletes that have come out and supported Donald Trump in this cycle. Do you think it's the widening of the 10 and how strong he looks on the campaign trail? I mean, I mean, Kamala Harrison and Tim Walts really aren't offering anything versus the conversations that they've had in a very limited context since they've been rolled out, except for more years of what Joe Biden did plus amnesty. So that probably alarms a lot of people amnesty for let's just say the low number of 20 million people that have been let in here over the last three plus years. And the fact that they'll have chain migration attached to their green cards and be able to petition for everybody. Donald Trump's now saying out on the campaign trail 100 million more people will be in here by the time that's all said and then that's essentially a third of the population of the United States. And it would change the country in the way it looks forever much in the way it has in places like Germany and France and the UK on smaller scale examples. But to see the public support that that Donald Trump has gotten from people like the quades from people like, you know, NFL kicker Harrison Buckner on the the cheese to see a lot of people in the music industry, Latino people, artists who are just so popular, millions of fans to come out and openly be supporting Donald Trump. I mean, it seems like JD Vance and Donald Trump, Jr. has got a little love fest with former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown going on on Twitter. It's a big deal and it's something that both cycles past we haven't really seen. But I think it's going to be an added component to this election that maybe Democrats can't stop the bleeding on. Yeah, I think that's true. I think the celebrities that aren't owned by the establishment are probably more likely to speak out now because they have the same concerns that you and I have. I also think there might be a little bit of the diddy effect where they want to be like, I'm not a pedophile. You're like, I'm not part of that camp. So it's a little bit more socially acceptable because the left is so evil. And I don't know what other were to use other than flat out demonic at this point with the fact that they want to normalize pedophilia. They want to make pedophiles basically a type of protected class. I don't mean that in the legal sense of the word. I just mean, you know, protecting pedophile rights, whatever that had to be going after all the weird transgender stuff that they're doing. And then you have these the diddy case, the Epstein list and everybody knows everybody knows that it's the Democrats supporters that are protecting that Epstein list and are quite honestly protecting the diddy list because within the Biden Department of Justice that has that that evidence right now, they're the ones that rated that place. So everybody knows that there are a bunch of Democrats. And so, and if you're not currently owned by the establishment in Hollywood and you want to make sure everybody knows you're not a pedophile, the easy way to do that is be like, I'm conservative now, I support Donald Trump. So I think there's a lot of weird weird things going on behind the scenes that we probably can't see. I hope they all break the surface so that we just get this cleansing in our nation and we can clean out the filth. But I think there's a lot of things going on behind the scenes in many industries that we're not seeing. It's the truth. And I think you do. You know, there was been a lot of questions coming from the press pool that the Biden administration has been behind closed door saying that they are regretful that they hired Merrick Garland to be the attorney general of the United States and ahead the DOJ. And a lot of people think it has to do with, you know, maybe triggering Donald Trump's reelection back in 2021 with the moral ago raid all the way up to the way that Hunter Biden's been examined by the departmental. But when you look at the Epstein client list and when you look at the Diddy client list and the fact that those things have been brought to light under this Department of Justice, yeah, there's probably a lot of billionaire donors who have been making bad and mean phone calls to Joe Biden and his camp saying like, what the hell are we doing here? These guys are supposed to be on our side. But I don't believe for a second. I don't believe for a second that they did the things that they did because they thought they were going to expose and highlight those less like the moral ago raid. I don't think they even thought it was ever going to really become public. I know that sounds ridiculous, but I really truly thought that they I truly believe they believed they could get away with it. And and no one would talk about it. And there's we could do a whole other podcast on that. But next next next time confirmed. Yeah. Yeah. And then the Diddy thing. I don't know that there's a lot going on with Diddy. I've got thoughts about, but I'll keep him to myself until it all until it all breaks out. We'll see how it plays out. Well, it seems like we always get passed up by the true crime podcast and the Apple top 100, which I don't even think should be in the news commentary. This is the true crime podcast. Right. But the thing is, I guess we'll have a true crime edition of stake for breakfast. Sometime after the election and once we're all in this country back in the right track with a special guest, Christina Bob was confirmed just now by her. So listen, Christina, in wrapping today, 21 days, we've already talked about what people need to do outside of casting their own vote. We talked about all the other things for the past several years on what we need to do to get down Trump back in the White House. We still can't make any kind of reason or explanation for the X factors that might not happen. But when you look at the paths, Kamala Harris is kind of, you know, the dumpster fire that's rolling down the street towards election day. I mean, she's doing an interview this week with Brett Baer, but it's going to be edited. It's going to be questions that her team says he's only allowed to ask. It's not going to be live and it's not going to do anything groundbreaking. In addition, Donald Trump is going to probably do Joe Rogan and campaign in places that traditionally Republicans don't, heading up to election day, trying to bring everybody in and out to vote ahead of his election. When you talk about the work that these two candidates are doing, I mean, the choice is obvious. One of the things we looked at is kind of how the polls which have looked so bad for Donald Trump and not historically, but just like how can America be voting essentially 50/50 in all of these polls. We know they're fake, but that's the information that they're presenting to voters to, you know, because if they said Donald Trump was really up by 10 points in every swing state and 10 points nationally, then they wouldn't have anything report on between now and election day. But the money markets, polymarket and some of the other big ones have really shifted with Donald Trump in probably nine or 10 different swing states or battlegrounds. And then in the national polling, it's showing that he's almost 10 points up on Kamala Harris on where the money's being fed. Do you think that has any kind of effect or component on the polls which are now shifting in the favor of Donald Trump heading into an election day where, I mean, remember, New York Times, two days before the election, Hillary Clinton was up by like 91 to 8 with 1% undecided. And we all know how that turned out. And Joe Biden in the last cycle was supposedly winning by double digits in most of the swing states. And they were all decided by a fraction of a point or less than two in some instances. So what do you think is directing it is the money which is forcing the pollsters to report more accurately right now? It could be. I think there's a lot of confusion. I don't know what to think of the polls because it astonishes me that anyone would be supporting for more years of what we're going through. But yeah, I mean, the money markets and the changing polls for that very well could be forcing the political pollsters to report more accurately. But I don't really trust any of the polls right now, not not because I think anyone's lying or deceiving, although I'm sure everybody is. But it's more because I think there are things at work behind the scenes that particularly the establishment have going on that I think they just want to blow a hole in something like the October surprise, whatever that's going to be, are there going to be multiple October surprises? Is the Trump campaign have an October surprise plan? I think I just, I think there are too many big weapons that haven't been used yet that I want to, you know, I'll wait and see how it goes. That said, you know, if the election were held tomorrow, I think Donald Trump wins decisive. I think the momentum is in his favor. I think the policies are very much in his favor. I think he has the support of the American people. I think Donald Trump wins decisively. Because of that, I'm concerned about what the Biden administration, meaning Jack Smith, Merrick Garland, all them, what are they going to do to try to pull Donald Trump down because they can't win at this rate. And so that's where I go. The polls say one thing, but I want to know what the, you know, what the little Biden mafia is going to do. You know, we play on part of our Tuesday show every week. I make sure I go out and I find the clips. Meet the fake press always does a segment and they go through the biggest national issues. They try to sneak in like women's reproductive freedom and threats of democracy as part of, but it's always the economy, border, geopolitical standing. And as Donald Trump has widened those margins from like tied or losing to now almost double digits, the next segment that they go into right after that is like, all right, let's look at the national poll. Okay, Kamal Harris is still up 51 to 49, even though Donald Trump is beating her on all the big issues by now nearly double digits. It's like these people must not have mirrors in their house, not because they're vampires, because I wouldn't be able to look at myself if that's how I went out and did my job every day when you're lying to millions of people. But that's neither here nor there. And we all know that's the way that the mainstream media has acted for a long time and they don't have any, you know, good feelings for Donald Trump anyways. But as always, Christina, this was awesome catching up with you today. We've got a live link for your book in the show description today as well as a link to the RNC. Is there any place else we could find your check you out on social media? We'll live link it as well. Oh, I'm on Instagram, Twitter, Christine, excuse me, Instagram and X, Christina underscore Bob, you'll be me. And yeah, thanks so much for having me. I always love coming on your show. No, it's always a pleasure. We know you've got a lot of work to do over the course of the next 21 days, but she took a little time out of her busy schedule to come and join us here on the show. This is the author, attorney, RNC committee, returny and great friend of stake for records. Miss Christina Bob, thanks for joining us on the show today. Have a great rest of your week. Thanks to you. Busy start to the news week. I would like to have my co-pilot here with me as well, but life comes at you fast. And as always, I think we nailed it. If you enjoyed this episode of the podcast, I want to hear the now over 470 other editions of the show. You best be subscribed to us across every downloadable podcasting platform. Find us on Apple Spotify, iHeart, Samsung, Amazon podcast, or wherever you listen to your show. Make sure you're subscribed to the podcast and check us out on social media as well. 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