Trump’s Endorsements Turn Party Disloyalty Into A Career Risk

Indiana just gave the Republican Party a blunt lesson: ignore redistricting and you may lose more than a headline. We walk through the Indiana primary results, why Trump’s endorsements hit like a wrecking ball, and how the media instantly tried to rebrand it all as “revenge” instead of consequence. From the House majority math to committee control, we keep coming back to one question: are Republicans playing to win, or playing to look polite while the other side plays hardball?

Then we zoom out to the coalition problem. Polling shows Trump holding strong with self identified Republicans while GOP leaning independents drift, and we talk through why that happens in real life: contrarian voters, influencer driven narratives, and single issue blocs like MAHA voters who can flip fast when food policy, glyphosate, or “no new wars” expectations collide with governing tradeoffs. We also hit the Vivek Ramaswamy win in Ohio and the H1B visa debate, including what a “best of the best” immigration standard could look like without undercutting American workers.

Finally, we get practical about midterm elections: turnout gaps, why Democrats often look more unified on Election Day, and why prediction markets like Polymarket can mislead when they’re easy to game. We close on election integrity and election reform, including voter ID, proof of citizenship, and the argument around the Save America Act, plus a look at political corruption allegations that keep public trust on life support. If you value sharp analysis that doesn’t flinch, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review. What part of the election rules debate do you think is nonnegotiable?

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SPEAKER_24 3:05

Well, I I really doubt that we're going to see an inflationary cycle. That's that's a transitory thing. Did is is infrastructure fund Yeah, absolutely. Why are conservatives bad, mommy? Because I thought we were supposed to conserve.

SPEAKER_04 3:50

Who are you held accountable for this? Again, I take full responsibility.

SPEAKER_25 3:59

And we are in a strong we are stronger economically than we have been uh in history.

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Where do you get these?

Indiana Redistricting Fight Breakdown

SPEAKER_08 4:20

I go on deep searches, bro. I go into deep searches to find all the great clips. Oh, I thought we'd have a little giggle. Just looking back at the last administration to see what it was like. So we do have some pretty big news. It's good news. We're gonna try and talk about it a little bit. So there was a primary in Indiana last night. Now there was a primary in Indiana last night. And in Indiana, they had, let's see, let me pull this up here. The right one. So in Indiana, they had a redistricting fight a little while ago. So if you remember, I think it was what was it, last summer or yeah, last summer.

SPEAKER_07 5:01

It's not the one that's been in the news. Huh? It's not the one that's been in the news recently. It's not the Virginia redistricting there.

SPEAKER_08 5:06

So Indiana is a red state, you know, it's Trump country, as they say, and they had a chance to do a redistricting and eliminate two Democrat seats, House seats, very easily. If you look at if you look at them, these are little blue, like little blue dots in the city that they were giving to Democrats.

SPEAKER_07 5:24

Okay.

SPEAKER_08 5:24

And the Republicans refused to do it. Okay. They didn't want to, it was like they refused to do it. They didn't want to upset the apple cart. I don't want to upset the apple cart. So Trump, Trump really took him to the woodshed on this one. And uh, in fact, here, let me show you. Let me let me start with this video here. So this is uh this is kind of a video explaining the redistricting fight.

SPEAKER_06 5:45

Indiana senators voting against President Donald Trump and his request to redraw congressional maps in Indiana early. The Senate voted 31 to 19 against the maps, and WHAS 11 News was there. More than half of the Republican delegation voted no. WHAS 11's Travis Brees and senior photojournalist Alyssa Newton pick up our coverage of the historic vote in Indianapolis.

SPEAKER_29 6:16

After three hours of debate on Thursday, Republicans in favor of the maps saying they can impact what happens in DC.

SPEAKER_18 6:24

The morning after the election in November, and find out we lost the House of Representatives by one vote. If I knew that I did that, I would feel horrible.

SPEAKER_28 7:06

This map, drawn primarily by somebody from not from here, gerrymanders so aggressively that it splits precincts across the state.

SPEAKER_29 7:14

Ultimately, more Republicans voted against it than for it, and the measure failed. Is this gonna lead to any uh divisions within the party? I don't know, but who are you with? Uh WHS Levin and Louisville in southern Indiana.

SPEAKER_18 7:29

Oh, really? Okay. Well, I don't know. The other side won. We don't tend to be too upset about it. So our side.

SPEAKER_29 7:35

Do you think that this chamber and the leadership of this chamber did all that it could to try to get this passed? No, they did all they could to kill it. He said they did everything they could to kill it. Do you have any response to that?

SPEAKER_04 7:46

I I do. You know, typically my style is uh to let people vote uh like they uh like they want.

SPEAKER_29 7:51

If come with the yes or come with the no, which is exactly what I did this time. Bray says he is prepared for some backlash from Washington, D.C., but hopes it is minimal. He feels his chamber dealt with this issue by the rules and with integrity. Republican governor Mike Braun said after this vote that it has consequences, and he will work with President Trump to challenge those Republicans who voted against this map. That will assumedly mean primarying them up against candidates who more staunchly support the president. In Indianapolis, with senior photojournalist Alyssa Newton, Travis Brees, WHAS 11 on your thanks, Travis.

SPEAKER_08 8:28

Appreciate the report. So the Democrats, you notice how the one Republican goes, ah, the other side won, and we don't seem to be too upset about it. Like, okay. No, here's here was in December of last year, one of these Indiana State Senators got on and he was talking about, you know, oh, it's just it's just not fair. Like it's it's not okay to have outside influence in our election. Look, I think there are many states that allow and that the White House is making a mistake.

SPEAKER_22 8:55

All the mid-decade review and allow you to do redistrict. Um, and certainly in Indiana, they could they can do that. But I think that the White House really mishandled this, Mike. The reality is that Indiana State legislatures are paid roughly$24,000 a year for a part-time job. This isn't their full-time capacity, which is a good thing. Right. It's a good thing. But you know, when you begin getting docs, you begin getting all sorts of threatening um robocalls. I think for a lot of the members, it was a closer vote at first, but they began, they broke away because it's like this isn't the way we want to do this. And 3119 wasn't really that close of a vote, right?

SPEAKER_08 9:29

So 3119, a lot of Republicans voted against redistricting. So we've got Pony Boy in the chat. You see the White House posted the video of Cinco Day Mayo and posted a video of people getting deported by Captain Cinco Day Ported.

SPEAKER_21 9:43

That's pretty great.

Primary Results And Trump’s Scorecard

SPEAKER_08 9:44

Dickle Rick 005, Richard from Spokane here, bright and early drive to school. Oh man, I'm so glad you made it. That is awesome. And uh good luck in school today. He's studying to be an electrician, if I'm not mistaken. Good job. Good job to have. All right, so here's Benny Johnson posted this bloodbath in Indiana. Weak Republican Indiana State Senators who refused redistrict are dropping like flies. Remember, not every senator runs every cycle. So these are all the senators that were up for real re-election, and this was their primary. Trump endorsed candidates winning in landslides. So the scorecard. So here's where the districts were before. So if you notice, they had a nice small little Republican district and a nice small little, excuse me, Democrat district and a small little Democrat district. Okay. Easily overcome to be a completely nine-zero state with this type of redistricting map. And that's what they voted against. Okay. So come back here. They district 19, win, 39, win, 1, win, 6, win, 41, win, 11, win, 21, win, and 23 as of last night was still a toss-up. So this is Fox News this morning reporting on it. This is a massive political shakeup. Some of these Indiana state senators were 20-year incumbents. Oh, geez. Now Mike Pence pulled out all the stops. This is Mike Pence's home state. He campaigned hard for these guys. Guess what? Bloodbath.

SPEAKER_10 11:07

Total primary bloodbath. Political shakeup in the Hoosier State. Five Indiana Republicans backed by President Trump have all defeated, dare I say, walloped GOP incumbents in primary races overnight. We're going to take a closer look at the power of the presidential endorsement.

SPEAKER_26 11:25

Plus a pause on project freedom to get shipped safely out of the straight of poor moves as the president.

SPEAKER_10 11:30

We'll talk about that later.

SPEAKER_08 11:32

Total douncing. So this was last night, a little bit before the uh the some of these votes had been called. So I'm not sure where the toss-up landed. But the staging of this, you've got to listen to the staging of this. The staging of this from the left and from rhino republicans is this was pure revenge. This is just revenge. You just stand up against Trump and he's just gonna come out against you no matter what, right? He's against all the norms, all the norms of politics where rhinos just bend over and take it, right? He just does not like that.

SPEAKER_16 12:09

It's Jeff Zellani for the latest on what you are hearing and where things stand right now.

SPEAKER_11 12:14

Well, John, President Trump has been seeking revenge, and tonight he is getting it. He has uh had a successful effort in at least three of the Indiana State Senate uh primary uh races, and one of the um the uh Trump uh challengers uh has failed. So right now the scorecard that the White House is watching very carefully is three to one, and the uh Trump-backed candidates is leading in the other two. What are we talking about here? Why are we talking about the Indiana State Senate? Because the uh senators, the Republicans, who have served for nearly 20 years, each one of them who lost, voted against the president's redistricting plan last December. They said that they did not believe it was appropriate to redraw those maps. The White House has said we are going to throw you out of office, and that is this wasn't even close. 61 to 38 is what is happening this evening. It was a dramatic uh campaign, millions of dollars spent. And the White House is winning this uh revenge uh war, if you will, uh tonight. Only one um not that's how you know it's a talking point. This revenge war, if you will. 64 holding on his race was a bit too peculiar. He was running against two people named Wilson, but he is holding on. So for the White House tonight, one bit of good news in this challenging midterm election year, John.

SPEAKER_16 13:35

Yeah, yeah. Somewhere political strategists making their money tonight for putting two people named Wilson on the same ballot.

Revenge Narrative Versus Accountability

SPEAKER_08 13:42

Yeah, seriously. Oh, so Trump just absolutely trounced him. Now, here's one of the state senators that lost. This is Travis Holdman. And again, this this messaging that this is pure revenge. This is just Trump coming out against his political enemies. I I remember when Donald Trump talked about Mitt Romney, he goes, I don't like people who hide behind their faith, right? I don't like people who try to pull this whole, I have to turn the other cheek, no matter how bad you screw America, right? It's not, it's not, that's not Christian. He does it. He does the Mike Pence turn the other cheek move when what you're doing is you're laying down to absolute tyranny. I mean, do we really want the Democrats in charge of the House?

SPEAKER_19 14:28

Well, I have one lesson for people revenge and retribution is not a Christian value, and that's what this was all about. And I'm not bitter about it. Uh it's just a fact. And uh there's life after serving in the Indian Senate, and I'm gonna find out what this is like.

Ohio Primary And The H1B Debate

TV Pundits And The Double Standard

SPEAKER_08 14:46

And I'm gonna find out what that's like. You are uh revenge and retribution are not a Christian value, but so is justice and accountability, yeah, right? So is justice and accountability. Other big news out of Ohio last night, Vivek Ramaswam Swamy ran won his primary, another just obliteration of Casey Putish. Now, if you followed, and we didn't follow this on the show very much, but I'd see a lot of clips coming out of Ohio with Vivek Ramaswamy. And the one thing that Vivek Ramaswamy says that just drives the MAGA base crazy, clearly wasn't enough to keep them from voting for him, is he's really pro H1B visa and getting people from outside the United States to come do tech jobs and things like that. Now, in a vacuum, I get it. We want the most talented engineers and the brightest software designers to come to America. The problem is the H1B visa thing is an open door to the kind of fraud that we've exposed on the show through people that run daycares that are bringing in teachers and you know their own little research analysts and stuff like that. So he kind of he kind of his messaging on that, he's clear about it, but it's like you've got to anytime he mentions it, if I was his consultant, I'd be saying you've got to say, but not this type of H1B visa. You've got to be really clear about the talented and most brightest, but not an open door for anybody to just come in and take a good American job. You know, if it's an$80,000 a year software job, that needs to go to an American. If it's a$5 million a year software job because it's some savant when it comes to LLM code, take them, whatever. You know what I mean? Like go get the best of the best. But when we're talking mid-range, just button seats in the cubicles reviewing code, that that can go to some software engineer graduate somewhere in the United States. You know what I mean? And we definitely don't need to import people to work in hotels. No, no, no. So, but other than that, I mean, absolute victory in Ohio. He's definitely on the path to become the governor there, which is really good thing. A really good thing. Carlit says, uh, pony boy, that's hilarious. I saw that. Yeah. Okay, so Scott Jennings was kind of following up with CNN last night. This is kind of their later, later in the evening. Well, this is Anderson Cooper 360. It's late on the East Coast, it's not super late here. But he's talking about this Indiana election, and he's like, listen, people who have come out against Trump that have tried to play this little middle ground thing and pander to the independents, and I can get votes from Democrats. It's not going well for them. And it, we've got some upcoming primaries. Thomas Massey has a primary in two weeks.

SPEAKER_09 17:22

He calls the shots in the Republican Party. And if you go against that, he will pour his wrath out upon you. And it doesn't typically turn out well. As Harry Enton has said before, uh, go against Trump in a primary and you wind up in the grinder. Uh, and that's what happened in Indiana. To me, what I was looking for tonight was the forward-looking lessons here. For instance, what's going to happen in Kentucky in a couple of weeks in that fourth congressional district where Thomas Massey uh is the one congressional Republican who has been the biggest thorn in Donald Trump's side. They have poured millions into that race. And a lot of people are wondering, could he withstand a challenge from a Trump-backed uh challenger there? If you look at what happened in Indiana tonight, and you're Thomas Massey tonight, or you're anybody else in a primary right now where Trump's on the other side of you, uh, you got to be thinking this is a bad night for me. But bottom line is um there's always plenty of money in politics, and it's always a president's priorities and prerogatives.

SPEAKER_18 18:14

And what a petty little punching down bully to wander over here and slap around a bunch of state senators to feel better about himself. I would be embarrassed if I were president of the United States.

SPEAKER_09 18:25

Do you, Van, do you think it better those sorts of rules apply to, say, Barack Obama when he engages in the Virginia redistricting referendum? Hey, listen, uh, he didn't uh he he got involved in a ballot measure.

SPEAKER_18 18:36

He didn't need to go poking and picking on little individual dog catchers and everybody else.

SPEAKER_09 18:40

Well, the well he was picking on the Republican congressman who represented their constituents. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 18:45

I love the double standard. Oh, he's punching down. He's such a bully. Yeah. It's revenge and retribution. It's not a Christian value. But guys, that's called weaponizing your virtue against you. Van Jones, he's probably Christian. I don't know. Whatever. It it the shoe never fits the other foot, right? They can do anything they want, they can be as degenerate as they want to be. They can murder babies, they can drone strike citizens over overseas, they can do anything they want. They can go visit pedophile islands and then blame it on Republicans. They can do anything they want. But the moment the Republican gets into the gray zone, they put you down. You're such a bully. I mean, the Department of Justice under Joe Biden was weaponized against Catholic priests. It felt like that. Is that not hunting down? Is that not Joe Biden and Merrick Garland being bullies to just guys that are out there trying to serve their local parishes? Right? Hello? Like it never fits the other foot. Here's Pete Bootyge, Booty Juice, if you watch control. Here's Pete Booty Juice on with Raggedy and otherwise known as Gen Saki. So again, these are two absolute degenerates. Total degenerates. So when Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, within days, there was a video that surfaced of Jen Saki presumably having an affair in open in one of the I think it was one of the uh federal government windows. There was a video of her, like I said, having an affair. Total degenerate in this, you know what I mean? Like and obviously booty juice, like okay. But they play this, like again, weaponizing the virtue of others. And they're really playing up this revenge tour, and it's not what Republicans want. And Republicans are coming over to the Democrat Party. We've talked before about sort of what politics could be, what we all hope it sh will be again.

SPEAKER_23 20:46

I mean, these Republicans in Indiana, you probably don't agree with them on much. I don't agree with them on much uh in terms of their policies, but they knew it was coming if they stood up to Trump. They stood up to him anyways. Um they decided, some of them at least, that that there are worse things than losing an election. I just wonder how different you think our country and our politics could be if more Republicans.

SPEAKER_08 21:07

There are worse things than losing an election. There's not a whole lot of worse things than losing an election to Democrats that are absolutely committed to the destruction of the United States and your way of life. Right. Not a lot of worse things than that.

SPEAKER_30 21:29

I I do. I mean, I I see it everywhere I go. We have been going to a lot of more conservative areas. We did a town hall in uh Oklahoma, it was great. We had about 2,000 people come out. Uh I was in Marjorie Taylor Green's old district where we had hundreds of people come out, and the Democratic candidate uh overperformed by about 25 points, um, headed to Montana soon. And and there there are a lot of people on all sides of the aisle who were fed up with the role of money in politics and taking action to do something about it. So I do believe a different kind of politics. Is possible. Look, Democrats are always going to disagree with Republicans. I'm always going to disagree on a lot of issues with Republicans. But if we're all actually talking about what we believe in, that that is better than Republicans repeatedly having to feel pressure to either lose their career or do something wrong because the president is demanding it of them.

GOP Leaning Independents Drift Away

SPEAKER_08 22:24

So Republicans get pressured to actually vote the party line. Have you ever heard of the Democrat Party? Okay. The vote blue no matter who. The vote blue no matter who. Fetterman's about to get run out of office party. Okay. Pony Boy says yeah. And they'll say no. Oh no, we didn't have wars under Obama. Those were just kinetic military actions. Yeah. Okay, so Shipwreck and crew, Shipley, he says this. The GOP incumbents who lost in Indiana refused to recognize the this one single imperative. The race in the House is to 218 seats. Democrats long ago gerrymandered states they control to near extinction of GOP districts. There are no GOP districts in New England, north of New York. None. But yet you know there's 45% Republican voters up there. There are three, only three Republican districts in Illinois. Even before the most recent gerrymander in California had been redistricted to the following numbers. In 2002, it was 30 to 23. In 2012, it was 38 to 15. And in 2022, it was 40 to 12. But yet California is at least 40 to 50, 49, 48% Republican. The efforts by the Democrats to defeat the GOP House delegation, including Indiana's, back into the minority with a loss of committee control. Indiana refused to help. The Dems don't stop. Now Virginia, 10 to 1. Now, obviously, we're waiting on the Supreme Court's ultimate decision there. But hello, they just gerrymandered that state to nothing. And New York is threatening to redistrict yet again. And it is 19 to 7 already. This wasn't a Trump thing. It was about keeping Hakeem Jeffries out of the speaker's chair and Dems out of all the committees. How about Maxine Waters as chair of the Financial Services Committee? How about Jamie Raskin as chair of the Judiciary Committee? There are many others just like that. Indiana's Republicans were okay with that happening. And that was the message here. It wasn't about revenge and retribution because you stood up against Trump. It was because you were letting America go to the communists. And we just have to say it like it is. They're communists, their ideology aligns with communism. It's what it is. Okay. So here's the challenge that we have here. Donald Trump's CERM polls show his uh approval rating coming down. And that's because there's a big chunk of voters in the middle. These are your independents. And a lot of times these are niche voters. These are people that have certain issues. You're anti-war, you're pro or anti-abortion, but you're, you know, got some other issue. Like these are these little middle ground voters. They're independent voters. And a lot of times during a big campaign, they'll tag onto something. So, for example, in this last campaign, there was a lot of Maha voters, make America Healthy again voters. This is the Robert Kennedy Jr. constituency. These are crunchies, organic people. They oppose Roundup and glycophate and our food. Totally reasonable. And they'll vote for abortion or for a candidate that's against abortion, purely based on are you going to fix the food? Does that make sense? So they they get hyper focused on these little individual issues. And obviously, now that Trump's running the whole country, not every single pet issue can be addressed. Although I will say this Donald Trump addresses all those little individual issues better than any other president we've ever seen. I mean, he he'll fight on every front if it's possible. But at the end of the day, you have to make a decision one way or the other. And so, like, for example, with the glycophate uh executive order allowing the continued use of glycophate, that really upset the Maha voters. Totally reasonable. However, the Maha voters typically are upper middle class suburban women, and they don't really understand that if you get rid of glycophate, you've got these food deserts out in America where people only eat processed food. Like until you fix the supply chain, you're kind of stuck in that. Well, and farmers are in a hard spot. Farmers are in a hard spot. Yeah. They can't exactly immediately move to regenerative farming when you've got 40,000 acres that you're working. Right. So here is Harry Anton talking about the numbers. And this is kind of what Trump's up now. Now we've gotten through the primary. So for actual Republican voters, the people that are in the primary, they I mean Trump's endorsement means everything. But when it comes to independents who did not vote in the primary, that leaves a big fat question mark for the general election.

SPEAKER_17 27:04

People who are dragging down President Trump's approval rating, we are talking about a very important block for the president of the United States that is Republican-leaning independence. That is what's going on. Take a look here. This is the difference. Trump's approval rating at this point of terms, independents who lean Republican versus those who are just Republicans only. Look at this among independents who lean Republican. Back in term number one, he was at 73% at this point of term. Down he goes, an absolute collapse now. Just 53% of independents who lean Republican now approve of the president of the United States. That's very different from Republicans only. It was 83 at this point in term number one. It's 83% now, but that's a 20-point decline in his approval rating, nearly at the 50% mark, with a group that traditionally has very much been in the president's camp.

SPEAKER_16 27:52

This isn't just indies. This is independents who lean Republican, people who, in theory, should be predisposed to like the president there. Talk more about the shift. Uh we've seen actually now, this time from just a couple years ago.

SPEAKER_17 28:04

Just a couple years ago. Take a look at this shift. Oh my, oh my, GOP leaning independence on Trump. In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 91% of that vote. Nearly 100, you know, near uniformity on that one. But down he goes, down into the deep blue sea, now at 53% on the job approval rating. John, I'm not that good at math, but I believe that is a 38-point drop. A 38-point drop from where he was in the 2024 election. As I said, this is a core group for Donald Trump, and they are waving adios amigos goodbye. We no longer support you, President of the United States. We are going in the other direction. We're deciding to disapprove, then approve. He's just above 50% in a group that overwhelmingly supported him back in the 2024 election.

SPEAKER_16 28:48

That's 18 months ago. I mean, this is a very brief period to drop that much among a group that is part of, frankly, your essential coalition there. So what does this tell us? What does this group think of maybe the congressional elections coming up in six months?

SPEAKER_17 29:01

Yeah, okay. So you see this 38-point drop here, and you're a Republican member of Congress. You say, oh my God, I hope this doesn't affect me, because if it does, a lot of those swing district congressional members right on the Republican side will be waving adios amigos goodbye. But you know what's going on here? What's going on here, by the way? This is a six and an eight. What we're seeing here, choice for Congress, Republican-leaning independents in the 2024 election. Look at this. They supported Republican candidates by 83 points, but now it's 68 points. That's a 15-point drop again in only 18 months' time. These are not numbers that Republicans win with. These are numbers Republicans lose with. And so what we're seeing right now is that collapsing support for President Trump among Republican-leaning independents, absolutely finding its way down ballot, making its way down ballot. And if these numbers hold for the 2026 election, which is occurring in only a little bit about six months' time, depending on how you exactly count six months, that would be absolutely devastating for Republicans.

SPEAKER_16 30:03

Harry, say I was a viewer of the show and I had a lot more questions about the midterms taking place in six months. Where could I go to get some of those questions answered?

SPEAKER_17 30:12

You know, I'm glad you asked that, Johnny Burman, because it turns out that I have a slide for that. Where can you go? You can ask We're not gonna let the plugins CNN.

SPEAKER_07 30:21

Go to the peasant's perspective. Go to the peasant's perspective. So I I don't know. I have a couple things to say about these um numbers he was just posting because what what is the volume? I'm sorry, what's the volume of the votes that they were talking about for these independents? Because if you depending on how you slice it, these numbers can mean more or less. I mean, really.

SPEAKER_08 30:44

I mean, is it 10% of the total? Right. It's probably closer to 20% of the total. Here's the thing though, Republicans have this is a significant challenge with Republicans. The Big Tent Republican Party into includes constitutionalists, which don't agree with anything either party's doing. It includes libertarians, which always pretend like they don't want anybody to do anything. And so those guys, when it comes time to pick someone on the ballot, if there's not a libertarian candidate, they typically are gonna vote Republican. But if if they're a fiscal libertarian, if they're a social libertarian, they'll typically vote Democrat. So when it comes down to the actual election, they're gonna pick red or blue.

SPEAKER_07 31:23

I know, but he's acting like, well, for example, the Harris number, nobody was gonna vote for Harris. So that 90% number that was, you know, versus Harris, it was like, well, duh. I mean, it's it should have been a hundred.

SPEAKER_08 31:37

Until you actually know what the options are, that kind of stuff is like these independent voters default to I disapprove, especially if you're on the libertarian, I disapprove of whoever's in power. Right.

SPEAKER_07 31:47

They're just contrarian typically, they're contrarian no matter what.

SPEAKER_08 31:50

And the Republicans will oftentimes suck them into the big tent.

SPEAKER_07 31:53

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 31:54

And that's what happened in 2024.

SPEAKER_07 31:55

That's what happens every election cycle. Right. But when they were saying, like, well, during the Harris campaign it was 90 and now it's you know lower, it's like, well, yeah, because it was always going to be lower than a hundred.

SPEAKER_08 32:06

Yeah, go run booty juice and see if the numbers switch back. Exactly. And and and here's why. Alan Dershowich explains this. The Democrat Party is not a big tent party. Now it's a big tent for degenerates of all flavors. Okay, so if you're degenerate, you'll find a home in the Democrat Party. But if you're a normal, everyday red-blooded American who wants to work for a living, the Democrat Party is not really for you. Or if you're a reasonable, rational person, the Democrat Party's not for you. So, yes, a poll like that that's grabbing people who are just like, Mama taught me to always be independent. You know what I mean? And so I'm gonna do that. Then you end up in this, well, I disapprove of whoever's in power, but when it comes time to vote, you're gonna vote. Right.

SPEAKER_07 32:47

And then these two guys on CNN, they take that little teeny slice and they're like, look at this big move in the GOP. It's like, oh, come on. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 32:55

Well, it is important, right? That independent chunk. Like, without Maha, there's a possibility with all the cheating that the Democrats were doing with mail and voting or whatever. Without Maha, you might not have been able to have that overwhelming win and get all the swing states. That's definitely a thing. If Robert Kennedy Jr. had stayed on the ballot, he would have gotten six percent of the vote.

Democrats As A Closed Coalition

SPEAKER_07 33:16

When I see numbers like this, these guys are putting up, what I'm seeing is like, oh, this is the reason and the rationale that you guys need to put out there so that there's always like a hint of a reason why, oh, that's why the vote went the other way. It's like, oh, okay. Probable believability. Yes, exactly.

SPEAKER_08 33:35

And here's Dershowitz talking about how the Democrat Party is a closed party, man. Did you say maybe having that wide tent, letting anyone in, and you just said a few names, maybe a mistake for them.

SPEAKER_15 33:45

First of all, they don't have a wide tent. They wouldn't let me in. They don't have a wide tent. They're a totally intolerant party. Uh many people on the left. Look, I taught at Harvard for 50 years. I was the most popular teacher at Harvard, probably brought more students to Harvard than anybody else. Harvard will not allow me to speak at Harvard. That's crazy. Today.

SPEAKER_10 34:05

Because then maybe they're opening up the tent to the extreme left, really, is where that is.

SPEAKER_15 34:10

Professor Dershowitz. And the Democratic Party are the most intolerant. They don't have a big tent. They have a tiny, tiny, tiny tent. That's why they're so upset with Fetterman. They don't want him within the party. They'd rather see him leading to the party because he's not following in line. Don't don't say you have a big tent when you are the most intolerant group in modern American history.

SPEAKER_12 34:28

Yeah, and I do have to say Professor Dershowitz uh was the most popular professor at Harvard. I I was there part of the time.

Online Right Wing Influencers Fracture Votes

SPEAKER_08 34:35

Yeah, she was there. She took his classes. It was great. But that he's right. It's a tiny, tiny party, which again, one of the things I find with Democrat voters is they often are really uninformed on the issues, but it they're like they follow like they have their Kardashians in politics. It's whatever Booty Juice says, or it's whatever, you know, these kind of popular figures. Yeah. Now, legitimately, this is something that I have concern about. I think anybody who looks at this this particular group has concern about. In the 2024 election cycle, you had a lot of big influencers who try to play the I'm I'm just asking questions, I'm an independent, I'm a you know, game. They're they're all quote unquote conservative, but at the same time, they they you know they've got big shows. And so this is I forget his name. This is John Doyle talking about the retarded right. Okay. And I think this is a really good assessment of what's happening with Trump's base. When I was at the Republican Party on Monday, the guy got up and he's Trump said no new wars. What are we doing in Iran? Pretty sure we're in the middle of a ceasefire. We're not in Iran, we're in the strait.

SPEAKER_07 35:44

Right. Right?

SPEAKER_08 35:45

We're pulling out.

SPEAKER_07 35:46

We're when people keep when people keep bringing that up. I uh what I want to say is yo, how many boots are on the ground? None. Exactly. There's probably some CIA operatives running. Well, sure.

SPEAKER_08 35:56

Where are they? Where are they not?

SPEAKER_07 35:57

What I'm talking about is like we don't have 20,000 troops somewhere.

SPEAKER_08 36:01

No, we're not engaging in nation building, right? We're fit so but that's the thing, you know, or oh, hey, prices are high. They were high under Biden. They they some prices have dropped. I mean, yeah, gas has gone up, but still, net average for Trump's term, they're still lower than the average over Biden's.

SPEAKER_07 36:17

Do you still believe CPI under Biden was 2.20%? This inflation will be transitory.

SPEAKER_08 36:23

Right. Come and go. Right, right. So here he is talking about the retard right. And this is why, amongst independents, these independents lean Republican are the people who are listening to Tucker Carlson. It's the people who are listening to Nick Fuentes and call themselves groipers.

SPEAKER_05 36:40

The retard right is a large, growing group of people who have managed to create their own kind of echo chamber across Twitter, YouTube, Rumble, and they're all kind of like interviewing each other constantly, and they all agree on one thing, whatever their other differences are, which really they're not that significant, but they all agree that Donald Trump has betrayed us somehow and in some way. So we need to do something that amounts to letting liberals win, either by refusing to vote in the midterms, which they announce they don't even care about, actively even voting for Democrats, in order to correct our present situation, which is being insufficiently right wing. Right. And of course, you've got your core retard right personalities, your first string. This would be your Candace Owens or Ian Carroll. These people say things that are obviously not true literally all of the time. And so it seems easy to dismiss them. And in fact, we'll get into this later. That they're so easy to dismiss makes the situation they've created even more damaging. However, there's also this kind of like larger circle that's formed around this core group where every single time like first string retards say something which is clearly not true, which is obviously harmful or counterproductive, it will end in like total defeat for us. The outside circle, that kind of like protective nucleus, then jumps in to run defense and say, Well, come on, you have to hand it to them because they at least kind of have a point, right? And the outer shell, even, will go as far as to say, if only the Trump administration, or perhaps more revealing about what's actually going on with all these discussions, if only loyal Trump supporters on the internet would simply acknowledge the more general concerns that are being relayed by the retarded people, then all the support for all the really crazy stuff they're talking about would vanish, and then we could all just live in harmony and we wouldn't have to focus so much on this. Why can't we get along? We're all freaking based, right? You're based, I'm based, we're all saying base things together. If only we could set aside these little teeny tiny minor differences about our Jewish slave president Donald Trump or letting Democrats win, then we could all focus on what's really important in politics, which is being based. Okay.

SPEAKER_08 38:45

That's that is happening. I mean, it is happening.

SPEAKER_07 38:49

First string retards.

Culture Power And Platform Purges

Turnout Gap And Midterm Math

SPEAKER_08 38:51

First string retards with this core that protects the nucleus. Well, they're just asking questions. If we can all just acknowledge that Donald Trump is the Jewish slave president, then we can finally support him if it comes to lowering taxes. You know what I mean? Otherwise, it's taxes to the moon, vote blue no matter who. Hakeem Jeffries gets the gavel. And that's the thing. You hope that come up to primary, you know, to general election season, that that independent base, the ones who kind of float around the edge of the right-ring retards, are like, um, I don't think I want to vote for Hakeem Jeffries. I'll go ahead and vote for a Republican. Because your vote for your local representative is a vote for who's going to be the Speaker of the House. You know, and the Democrats, they've got that tiny, tiny tent when it comes to ideology, but at the same time, they are in the zeitgeist. This is something that's important for us Republicans to understand. We've already lost the battle in a big way. We don't have mainstream media, we don't have ESBN and Disney and Netflix and even Amazon, right? All the propaganda machine. Huh? All the propaganda machine. All the propaganda machine. We don't have Facebook. You have to remember there right after J6, not only did they nuke Parlor like completely gone, but there were over two million accounts that were deleted off Twitch. These were accounts that had long histories that had posted all kinds of stuff, just gone. Accounts, no, because I stopped posting, I think I survived the purge. I also never ever reposted anything from QAnon, so I survived the purge. Okay. But you know, Facebook, I'm not on Facebook. I mean, we have a Facebook account, we're streaming there. I don't even know if people watch there. I rarely ever check, right? I have no idea. If there's anybody on Facebook, you should come over to Rumble and let us know that you're watching on Facebook. Um, might not even be worth streaming there. I don't know. But, anyways, like total, total nuke. So they own the zeitgeist, which is why you have the general election ballots. This is Harry Enton again, basically saying when it comes to the midterms, Democrats are committed to vote. The people that are declared Democrats, the Republicans, eh, not so much.

SPEAKER_17 40:55

Oh my line. God darn it, Johnny B. Just take a look here. I think this is so important. Absolutely certain to vote in November. Look at this. You're Democrats, Democratic leaners. We're talking about 75% of them say those voters are absolutely certain to turn out to vote in November. Look at this, significantly higher than the Republicans at 67%. That's an eight-point advantage right here. Why is that so important? Because zone out, look at the generic ballot. Who are you going to vote for come November? If you look at Democrats versus Republicans on the generic ballot, among all voters, it's Democrats up by five. But look at that. Certain to vote, absolutely certain to vote. That lead goes through the roof. That's a nine-point advantage. So Democrats nearly double their lead on the generic ballot because their voters are far more certain to actually turn out and vote this November.

SPEAKER_16 41:38

And this changes how you campaign, too. You get these guys, these certain to vote to the polls as opposed to persuading others to just change the dynamic when people say they're absolutely going to show up there. So, what has history told us in terms of that party that has the advantages certain days?

SPEAKER_17 41:53

Okay, so this to me is what is so nut or butter, right? You see this, you see this democratic advantage right here. I went back and looked at all the polling I could at about at this point in the cycle. And what do we see? This is the first time since at least 2010 in which Democrats said they were more certain to vote in the midterm elections than Republicans. You can see that Democratic advantage here. In 2022, it was a Republican advantage. In 2018, it was tied, which of course was the first time that Donald Trump was not really on the ballot, but you know, was in the minds of voters in a midterm election. It was tied back then. 2014 Republicans, 2010 Republicans. Of course, 2010, 2014, 2022 were all years in which Republicans went on to win the House of Representatives. And this year, extremely different, extremely unusual. Democrats are fired up to a historic degree, and that is why you see their lead nearly doubling on the generic balance. Of course, we've seen that in the special election so far, where Democrats, of course, have been outrunning Kamala Harris by double digits and all of them. They took back.

SPEAKER_08 42:49

And I think that's important to understand is when your party is not in power, you're motivated. And if you look at a map of red and blue across the country, the vast majority of the country is red. So a lot of Democrats feel like they're already in the minority, so they're more activated. Kind of like here, when you talk to Republicans that care about politics, they're more activated, right? Sort of, kind of. Sometimes I wish uh sometimes I wonder how many people are like, I'm independent, so I just don't vote.

Democrats’ Investigation And Impeachment Plans

SPEAKER_07 43:15

Well, in the same way, you know, when you're looking at percentages of and coverage across the country, you know, the map might look really red, but that's really low density. You know, when you get to the blue areas, those are very high density areas. So yeah.

SPEAKER_08 43:30

So We the Brandon was on the redacted podcast and he was talking about the midterms. Now, I actually have no idea what his political side is. I think he's I don't know. I I think he kind of pretends to be that I'm just a pollster kind of guy. That's kind of the role I see him playing. But he's pretty convinced that the Republicans are gonna lose. He thinks they're gonna lose the Senate, but they might they might keep the House because of some of this redistricting kind of thing. But one of the things he says here is the Democrats have an absolute Plan on what they're going to do if they can take either chamber. It's going to be coming after Trump, an impeachment for all of his cabinets.

SPEAKER_02 44:08

I've spoken to several Democrats. It looks like they've got a pretty comprehensive collapse strategy for the administration. As one of my colleagues, former colleagues from the Hill said, all they need is the majorities and they begin immediately. Game over. So yeah. Game over.

SPEAKER_00 44:24

You think both houses will be outlier.

SPEAKER_02 44:28

I'm in the outlier. Most professionals are saying no, he'll get that, they'll get the house, but not the Senate. I think they're going to get both.

SPEAKER_00 44:34

I just have very little confidence in Democrats to do something like that because they're so feckless.

SPEAKER_02 44:40

Well, whether they can actually get rid of or move Trump from office, I don't know. But I do believe the the investigations and recession and um impeachment trial alone uh will be much more damaging this time around than it was the first time. You know, in the first term, the Democrats had nothing on Trump. Whatever people thought about Trump, he didn't really break the law. He didn't do anything that was really catastrophic until the end with COVID. But now there's real, there's real problems he and Hegseth and some of his top advisors are facing. In fact, what I've heard is the first target the Democrats are going to really go hard for is Hegseth. They are assessing that Trump will throw Hegseth to the Wolves, which he will, but that'll only begin a snowball effect for the Democrats to continue, you know, coring their way into the administration with investigations and investigations.

SPEAKER_04 45:36

Yeah, I mean, Brandon, right now on polymarket, there's literally a front page question as to how long until uh Pete Hegseth is thrown out of office or you know, it's gonna be as soon as the Democrats get their majorities.

SPEAKER_02 45:47

I think I think Trump's gonna feed him to the wolves. Yeah. I don't think I don't think poor Pete understands what he's being set up for. This is why I I've been saying he should not be speaking anymore publicly, but apparently he's committed to this. So he doesn't think the several deaths are gonna win the House and the Senate.

SPEAKER_08 46:03

I'm the outlier, everyone else thinks it's gonna split. Does that even sound like the reality that we see?

SPEAKER_07 46:09

No.

SPEAKER_08 46:10

Like I I didn't I don't see daylight between Donald Trump and Pete Heggseth. Is there a military action that hasn't gone perfectly to plan? Is he really upset about narco boats getting blown out of the Caribbean? Yeah, it what what are we talking about here? Like, do they live in this little world where it's like, oh, we're gonna get them? Oh, we're gonna get I I don't think so.

SPEAKER_07 46:33

Is this really what poly market is for?

SPEAKER_08 46:37

You know, people say polymarket is better than polling because people are putting money on it. No, and I'm like, but the problem is is polymarket is also nihilism amplified. Yeah, the other thing is the only people who win on poly market are there's a certain, there's a certain basically it's like a certain type of people and they win over and over and over again. And the reason they win over and over again is because the vast majority of people get like a media campaign, and so they're like democrats are gonna win, and so the guys who win are the ones who put their money on Republicans.

SPEAKER_07 47:07

They know how to game the system, and they they know how to they know how to game in in the Kamala Harris polymarket odds.

SPEAKER_08 47:14

When she ran, all of a sudden her odds went way up, and she was gonna beat Trump on polymarket for a little while. Well, there were some bets that were in the hundreds of millions of dollars that skewed the uh the the aughts, right? Which made it, which then made people want to take the other bet. So there's the it's it's gambling, man. It's so easy.

SPEAKER_07 47:36

It's not even gambling, though. It's worse than that. It's like uh it's manufactured gambling, and it's me, it's gambling with where you got your fingers on the scales everywhere. Yeah, it's what is the other thing is that it can be gamed, like notoriously gamed. So have you heard seen some of the people that have like gamed polymarket bets?

SPEAKER_08 47:55

Oh, with AI, it's unit's unreal.

SPEAKER_07 47:57

I saw one that was so low-tech it was awesome. This guy, he's like, he bets that the temperature is gonna go above, you know, some supernorm at uh some um temperature reading station at the airport. And then later there's camera footage of him out there with a hairdryer, like heating it up on the thermostat, and he won like five hundred thousand dollars.

SPEAKER_08 48:25

Yeah, dude. Oh my gosh, that is it is it is very easy to game, and AI also allows people to bet these tiny little margins, yeah. And so they bet like when it's a 97% surety, they'll go like place a bet. And there's it is very gamed, and AI has made it really bad, and it's a it it's gambling at the end of the day.

SPEAKER_07 48:46

Right, but then you get CNN guys going, well, on polymarket, and they act like it's all serious, it's like whatever.

SPEAKER_08 48:54

No, I know. All right, so Donald Trump is was asked about the Save America Act in John Thune, and it's just like Indiana, it's just like Indiana not going for the redistricting. You have the ability to determine who's gonna win the house, like the one Republican said in the Indiana on the Indiana state floor. He goes, I don't want to wake up in November and find out that the Democrats won the House by one seat and know that we could have taken two of them away and had a one-seat Republican majority. And that was me. Yeah. That was me. That was us that did that. Like all we had to do was do our little part, and it's completely fair. You know, I mean, it's listen, look at what Virginia just did. Like there's Republicans that play this, all the Democrats won't do it. How can Jeffrey says it's warfare all the time, right? It's it's we are gerrymandering everything to death. And so, and they've taken away the whole Northeast, New England, no Republican constituencies, California, taking away Republicans, carving up any kind of red farming district to make sure there's big cities, you know, half of a big city in them that have apartment complexes that are all on welfare and on the take. You know what I mean? And so Donald Trump addresses how John Thune and his inability to act on the Save America Act and whatever senators are preventing him from do that, he's pretty frustrated with it.

SPEAKER_27 50:17

It hasn't happened. Are you disappointed in leading?

SPEAKER_14 50:20

No, I'm disappointed. I I like John a lot. You know, he has a couple of Republicans that are foolish people. A couple of them I like, a couple of them I can't stand, actually, if you want to know the truth. Although I do, I am at according to CNN, 100% approval within the Republican Party. That's almost the New York. I'm at 100% approval. Did you see the CNN vote? Nobody talks about CNN. I think the people that did that vote probably got fired, but within the Republican Party and Magazine. Which is basically 100% of the party, I think. 100%. No, I think that um very interesting things. We should have the Save America Act. We should have voter identification, voter ID, we should have proof of citizenship, we should have mail-in voting for the military and people that need it, but not for everybody. Because anytime you have mail-in voting, they're going to cheat. And they cheat like yours. When you have male and women's force, when you have open force, when you have transgender mutilations, open children, transgender mutilization for everyone. When you have policies for the only way they can win. And we shouldn't allow them to cheat. And we should terminate the filibuster. Because if they get the chance, they'll do it in the first hour back.

Conservatism Works If Elections Are Fair

SPEAKER_08 51:58

John Thune and Mike Pence and all these Republicans are like, we can win on the issues. We can win on the issues. We don't have to do this controversial thing. We don't want, I don't want any, I don't want any code pink protesters outside my office door. We we don't have to cheat. We can win on the issues. You can win on the issues. In fact, you can create a thousand-year dynasty on the issues. Conservatism is good governance. Conservatism makes everybody. It's a rising tide raises all boats. Conservatism is not opposed to change, it's in support of what works. Okay. Nothing new under the sun. We know what works. We've seen communism fail from Jamestown when the settlers, when the first people came here and they tried collectivism and it failed. And then they went, okay, you work, you eat, it worked. We've seen the Soviet Union fail. We've every time, right? Conservatism wants to conserve what works. It doesn't mean we reject new technology. It doesn't mean we reject something, you know what I mean? It doesn't, but we conserve what works. You can win on the issues. But if you let them cheat, if you let them cheat, you can't win. When you play a game where you don't cheat and they are cheating, and you're thinking, well, I'm just going to talk about the issues. They'll create a media environment. They'll pay the retarded right to go out there and like Nick Fuentus, I'm a moderate Democrat.

SPEAKER_21 53:32

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 53:36

What? I mean, obviously, for those of us to pay attention and understand the issues, we're like, dude, you're not really a Republican. You're just a racist. You're a plantation owner. You know what I mean? Like you're just a plantation owner. Because here's an example how conservative issues work. If you want to work and make money, if you want to not be on welfare, now I get that there's a larger and larger constituency of people who are like, well, if they'll just pay me, right? But if you want to work, if you want to have a good society, a productive society, conservatism works. In Donald Trump's first term around 2019, we had the lowest unemployment in 30, 40 years, I think ever for blacks and ever for Asians. Like all the minority groups had the lowest unemployment ever. Some of the white guys were still left out in the cold, you know, whatever. You still had a lot of corporate censorship and stuff like that with DEI. But right now, this week.

SPEAKER_03 54:31

Well, I think they should be hopeful about where we are. This recent unemployment announcement, the lowest unemployment since uh since I was four years old in 57 years. I think is a uh a foreshadowing of what's coming. We have a robust American economy. Yes, gas prices are high right now, but that's because the president uh, I think correctly decided we had to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon to protect the future of our own country and to protect the safety and security of the world. Uh, we can't let Iran get uh access to nuclear weapons. The president recognized that, so we're gonna have to endure a little pain here. But what we've got to remember is we don't have gas lines in this country because the president's policies is all of the above energy policies mean that despite the fact that the price of gasoline has been bit up because of what's happening in the Middle East, uh, the supply here, at least in our country, is secure.

SPEAKER_08 55:29

The lowest unemployment in 57 years. Hey, did I tell you that conservative policies work? The lowest unemployment in 57 years. Yeah, gas prices are high, but that can be temporary. You know what's really good? You have a job. And Trump is bringing the industries into America, AI, crypto, so that you can keep having a job when the robots take your job. Does that make sense? This is this is the point. Conservatism works at the California gubernatorial debates. The Democrats here are like, Trump's making things worse, Trump's making things worse. And Steve Hilton, excuse me, Steve Hilton brings up a great point.

SPEAKER_04 56:18

Mr. Hilton, go ahead.

SPEAKER_01 56:19

It's not Donald Trump who's given us gas prices$2 higher than the rest of the country. It's Democrat policies, which Antonia and all the Democrats here support. It's not Donald Trump that's given us the highest housing costs in the country. It's Democrat policies that all these Democrats support. Donald Trump is the president in all the other states of America where the cost of living is way lower than in California. Obviously, it is way past time for change in California and endlessly going on about Donald Trump doesn't serve the needs of the struggling families and small businesses.

Ro Khanna Insider Trading Allegations

SPEAKER_08 56:53

And you say whether we could run away with it in the midterms, run away with it in 2028, conservative politicians, if we can stop the cheating. That's it. That's all it boils down to. Pass the Safe America Act. That's it. That's all you got to do. Yep. It's that simple. Indiana, all those guys, you could have kept your seats. Trump wouldn't have even cared. He wouldn't have been a big bad bully punching down, going after the local dog catcher. If you just would have done the redistricting, if you just would have done that for whatever reasons that you wanted to leave some Democrats out there, you could cost us everything. And unnecessarily so. Rokana's got some serious problems coming up. He's out of California, Silicon Valley. So this is uh this is Kevin Bass. He did a whole bunch of open records research on Rokana. And he has made criminal referrals to the DOJ, to the House Ethics Committee. And let me, I this is way too long to go through. But essentially, Rokana's got a couple big issues. He's insider trading like nobody's business. So let me tell you the four counts that he's got got him on. Okay, so let's see, where's count one? Okay, so Representative Rokan is a Democratic congressman. Let's see, six different things wrong. He's got number one, he's got a bunch of family-controlled entities that are all clearly participating in insider trading. No separately managed account, no blind trust, no third-party broker handling it uh stocks. He's got filing, he's got filing trade reports late. So he makes a bunch of insider trading, files his trade reports late when nobody's looking.

SPEAKER_21 58:30

Okay.

Failed Ad Read And TSA Teaser

SPEAKER_08 58:31

He's got buying defense stocks right before defense bills pass, where he sits on the committees. Count two, buying drug company stocks right before drug actions. Count three is the same as count two, except healthcare stocks instead of defense stocks. He's got count four, con his family trades line up with insider events at the issuer level, same-day SEC filings and same-day insider trading. So he's using absolutely insider information to get those trades. And count five, ex-government officials who became lobbyists are donating to him. And count six, the Ihuya Family Foundation and a missing rental property. They're laundering money through a non-existent rental property that he's got listed. He's got other rental properties that are listed. You have an address, you have a deed, and then you've got this random rental property that doesn't seem to exist anywhere. So he's got, these are actually really serious complaints when you go through them. And again, what did Rokana do? He teamed up with Massey and Marjorie Taylor Green. And, you know, oh yeah, no, I uh we definitely got to get rid of insider trading. It's a shtick. It's a shtick, folks. Ron, what do you got for us? We finally got to read an ad this week.

SPEAKER_07 59:35

Yeah, I think we maybe we should we could do that. Let's see. Let's try uh Curnova.

SPEAKER_20 59:42

Oh, what move on here?

SPEAKER_08 59:58

Okay, we're moving on. Okay. Here we go. Here we go. It was a failed read. Oh well. Oh well, no big deal, folks. All right, so TSA.