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This is Undaunted Life of Man's Podcast.
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson.
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Let's get into it.
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All right.
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Mark Wayne Mullen.
0:59
Welcome back to the show.
1:00
I will say I normally have goals for all my interviews and those goals are for the mutual
1:04
edification and not only my guests but also the audience members that are listening to
1:08
this episode and you just told me off there that you're not in the best of moods and so
1:12
it is my job.
1:13
It is incumbent upon me, Mark Wayne, to get you into a good mood.
1:18
I don't know how I'm going to do it, but that's my goal.
1:20
Okay.
1:21
I just need to tell you that right from the gym.
1:22
Sometimes you fight agencies and I fight agencies like anybody else in the bureaucracy
1:27
in the agencies just want there's just, you know, there's a reason why this is called
1:32
a bubble and there's no common sense that plays and no consistency where it goes to.
1:38
So for me, I'm just like, you know, okay, whatever.
1:41
Well, it's how it goes and we all get to that point.
1:44
And so I wish I had a nice segue into a fun topic.
1:47
But as I was preparing for our time together, Mark Wayne, I recognize that the last time
1:51
you were on the show, this was before the first assassination attempt of Donald Trump.
1:57
And since then there has been another assassination attempt of Donald Trump.
2:02
And after the first attempt of Donald Trump, uh, where he was actually shot in the head,
2:07
the Democrats pull the old switcharoo and they got rid of Joe Biden and he's technically
2:11
still the president sort of kind of even though no one really knows exactly where he is or
2:14
what he's doing in any, uh, moment in time.
2:17
So I guess we kind of have to get caught up a little bit here, Mark Wayne to where it's
2:20
just like, okay, he gets shot in the head and it's out of the headlines in a week.
2:26
And then he has another guy try to kill him again and it's out of the headlines in a day
2:29
or two.
2:30
And so it's just like, I just don't know what kind of bizarre world we're living in right
2:34
now, but I can tell you I'm not enjoying it.
2:36
So give me your thoughts.
2:37
Well, I mean, first of all, we're in a 24 hour news cycle.
2:40
So there's no way anything carries any, any link that I tell people, if you don't like
2:45
where you're at politically wait 24 hours, you know, had something else to either gripe
2:48
out or get mad about, because that's all people are and we're not happy about where
2:52
we're at period when it comes to politics.
2:56
But I mean, the news cycle is what it is, you know, I was surprised actually how much
3:00
coverage the first assassination attempt got and I think owners might eat got that much
3:04
coverage was because the FBI first came out and, um, and the president, uh, came out and
3:13
they wouldn't call an assassination attempt.
3:15
And then there was this whole thing was that it was the, the, you know, it was a glass
3:21
at hitting.
3:22
It wasn't actually the bullet.
3:23
I mean, there was just like all this different stuff that came out.
3:26
And it was, it was a joke.
3:30
And then you saw that the, you know, the secret service was not being upfront on their lack
3:36
of failures.
3:37
And I tell people all the time, I've never fired anyone from making a mistake.
3:40
I fire you when you can admit you made a mistake because if you can't admit you made a mistake,
3:45
you're destined to do it again, uh, right.
3:49
And now we have a second attempt, right.
3:51
Um, I, I asked during the investigation that they had SOP standing and operating procedures
3:56
on, you know, just because every case is a little bit different.
4:00
We understand that.
4:01
But when you're talking about perimeter security, uh, and principal security, that's the SOPs
4:06
are standard.
4:07
Um, I've been down there and done that work was trained in that work.
4:10
I understand exactly what it is.
4:12
I mean, I could still pull out my SOPs from when I used to do advanced work.
4:17
And I could, I could, I could walk you through it.
4:19
Now I'm sure that has been added to you since I've been in it.
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I've been out of the game for 14 years, but I still have a binder that has a checklist
4:28
in it that has SOPs all the way through it.
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Um, and in some of the stuff they lost were standard back then.
4:35
Now we fat, we move forward to where we're at today.
4:37
You know, this, this was another failure on the secret service.
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And it doesn't matter if the local PD was supposed to do it or the county was supposed
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to do it, who's running the operations of the AIC, the agent in charge, agent in charge,
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will be a secret service guy.
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And he's the one that's supposed to be set overseeing the entire operation.
4:56
And when you have a, a fence that's, that's directly related to a road that, uh, public
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has access to and you don't have it secured.
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Um, you have no assets, uh, that's, that is, that's a walk in the perimeter, even a canine
5:11
dog or just an individual that's walking the perimeter doing advanced work, because he'd
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been there for 12 hours, 12 hours.
5:18
Uh, and so, and he had his fence stuff, stuff hung on the fence that looking directly into
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the golf course.
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It wasn't like there was bushes that was covering up the fence.
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It was clear.
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You could see it.
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If you just did a perimeter walk through, you could have saw it.
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Not to mention there was the road that had access to this was a city block.
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So you could have had it covered with one vehicle.
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You could have definitely had it covered with two and you don't have to keep it blocked
5:43
off all the time.
5:44
You can simply block it off when the presence is on the golf course.
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I mean, you can, you can put an SUV at each end.
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You can put up a troll card as each end.
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You can, you can set somebody dead center of it and cover both directions.
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It's not that hard, but we still can't get that they had SOPs in place.
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And once again, if they can admit they made a mistake, they're going to be destined to
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do it again.
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And right now they, they haven't, they haven't even said there was a failure on it.
6:12
And now President Trump is very quick to, to praise the secret service because they have
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kept him alive.
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Right?
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They've done that over and over again.
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But the fact that it's came this close twice, Kyle isn't, it's just not, except when I'm
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not this guy that goes down this conspiracy trail.
6:31
It is not a conspiracy, right?
6:32
These are just, this is what's happens when the tension of politics gets so high.
6:37
This is what happens when people, when you have Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and Nancy
6:44
Pelosi and Hakeem Jeffries and, and then all these talk show hosts, it's on these liberal
6:48
media sites that come out and say that President Trump is the, is, which is the biggest threat
6:52
to our democracy when yet they're the ones that look like they, this though democracy
6:57
out the window and choose whoever they want, like putting Kamala Harris in place who never
7:02
got a vote ever and didn't even allow it to be a competitive primary because they were
7:06
going to put Joe Biden in place.
7:08
And then they all said that Joe Biden can't win.
7:10
So they replace him real quick with Kamala Harris and the reason why they're in place
7:13
are Kamala Harris is because they already had a war chest and money raised and if she
7:17
didn't do it, then they were going to have to refund all that money.
7:20
And so they're going to start at zero on trying to raise money and they didn't think they could
7:24
catch it.
7:25
That's the true story.
7:26
And these are the people that saying that, that, that Donald Trump is the biggest threat
7:30
to democracy and people believe it.
7:33
I mean, this guy that, that just trying to kill him, he, he was apologizing to the world
7:39
because he wasn't able to do his job because of the threat that his perceived threat that
7:45
President Trump is a threat to democracy.
7:47
And so it's, it's the temperature has been raised has caused this.
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It's not the secret service that's in cahoots with the Democrat party.
7:57
I hear that story.
7:58
It's not true, but they're not doing their job as a agency when they've allowed nearly
8:05
two assassinations.
8:07
I mean, it just bear one was just a, by the grace of God missed his, his head and hit
8:15
his ear and, and the other one, the guy made a mistake because he put his barrel through
8:21
the chain link fence.
8:22
If he wouldn't have put his barrel through the chain link fence, it, it, they wouldn't
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have seen it.
8:29
And, and, and there are simple assets to him.
8:30
I mean, you could have put a thermal drone up in the air, which is a very, it's not that
8:35
hard.
8:36
I mean, we hunt hogs with a thermal drone at night.
8:40
I mean, any of us has ever done that.
8:42
It's, you can buy one online for literally less than a few hundred dollars and you could
8:49
have easily spotted them even during the day, you could have actually seen the thermal resolution
8:54
of the guy that nothing, they had nothing over the, over the golf course.
8:58
I mean, I had, I had a few speakers.
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I've had two speakers actually had a ranch hunting.
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And even when they're hunting, they have, they have satellites that watch them in the
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deer stand.
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How do I know this?
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Cause I've seen it.
9:12
They set up operations in either our ranch office or my personal office there at the,
9:17
there at the ranch and they have images and they want to know which stand he's going to.
9:22
And they were literally watched the speaker.
9:24
This is the speaker of the house, literally watch the speaker all the way to the stand,
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watch them while they're in the stand and then watch them come back.
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And you can see them.
9:32
They didn't have, they didn't have satellite imagery on this because they did.
9:36
And this is a former president of the United States who's going to soon be the new, the
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47th president of the United States, if they even had that up in the air, they would have
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And that's the thing is the level of incompetence that you see here.
11:53
So if it's not nefarious, right, it's a level of incompetence that's kind of hard to even
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describe.
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We even heard the story.
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I think the New York Post broke it about a woman that left her post protecting Donald
12:03
Trump so that she could go into a private room, which was supposed to be a staging room if
12:08
something were to happen, and she's breastfeeding her child, and she also brought guests of
12:12
hers into there.
12:13
And so she's literally not doing her express job, which is to be there to protect the former
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president.
12:18
And so my next question kind of gets into this whole thing and you kind of alluded to what
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your answer would be.
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Which by the way, there wasn't anybody that replaced her post either.
12:26
Right.
12:27
Yeah.
12:28
Cause that's the thing is it was, and I get that she needs to be a mother and I totally
12:32
respect that, but when you're leaving your post, someone should be replacing you.
12:36
You don't abandon your post.
12:39
Yeah.
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That is, that is rule 101.
12:42
Well, and maybe if you need to be a mother and if you need to be breastfeeding, one of
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the main parts of your gainful employment should not be potentially throwing your body
12:52
in front of a bullet to save someone else's life.
12:54
So just a thought.
12:55
That's, that's up to the person making that decision, but you, cause you can be, you can
13:00
be a mother, you can do all that and you can still do your job.
13:03
I don't have an issue with that, but you don't abandon your post, not unless you got a replacement
13:08
there.
13:09
Yeah.
13:10
And, and I certainly agree with, with that last sentiment.
13:12
So let's talk about the election.
13:13
So obviously Joe Biden was dead in the water that it was just going to absolutely be a
13:18
tremendous trouncing that Donald Trump was going to do, especially post the, the first
13:22
assassination attempt, but the Democrats, they pulled it off man, like they did this
13:26
debate super early, I think that they knew Don or Biden was going to go out there and
13:31
crap the bed so that they would have time before the convention to pull the switch
13:34
through.
13:35
Maybe not.
13:36
Maybe so.
13:37
But they pull the switch through and then all of a sudden the least popular vice president
13:40
of all time is just the freshest, most joyful, best candidate that we've ever seen.
13:45
It's basically, you know, Barack Obama, but with longer hair and it's just, it's this
13:50
amazing, amazing thing.
13:51
And now when you look at polling, there's certain polling suggesting that she is going
13:55
to do incredibly well and that she will comfortably win the White House.
13:59
There's other polling suggesting that, hey, this is going to be a coin flip.
14:02
This is going to come down to tens of thousands of votes in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia,
14:07
Nevada, Michigan, and maybe North Carolina and different things like that.
14:13
Arizona is another state as well.
14:15
But I just, I got to tell you, Mark Wayne, I can't really get a read on this.
14:18
But my guess, if I had to guess Gundam, I had to pick right, I would say, well, there's
14:23
enough people in the, in the deep state or in the DNC or in all these other areas that
14:27
are going to make sure that Donald Trump doesn't get in and actually do the things that he
14:31
didn't do the first time, which is to actually drain the swamp, which is to actually get rid
14:34
of the deep state actors that are doing such nefarious things to the country.
14:38
But it's just like if they did steal the election last time, which they didn't allege in court,
14:43
but if they did steal the election last time, what's stopping them from doing it now when
14:46
they're actually in office?
14:47
So what is your read of what we're going to see here and what, you know, another five,
14:51
six weeks?
14:52
I believe in America, I don't believe they're being doped or duped or whatever word you
14:58
want to use by, by this new made person in Kamala Harris or Kamala Harris.
15:07
I keep calling around the name is pronounced Kamala, like Kamala Kamala Harris.
15:11
I think the American people can see right through that.
15:14
I think the media is trying to, you know, put a separate image on her that isn't, I mean,
15:21
she can't be real.
15:22
She has no, she has no foundation of actually who she is.
15:26
She has history of who she really is, but not who this new person is.
15:30
I mean, remember, she was, she, she is the one in 2019 that said that she, her politics
15:34
is to the left of Bernie Sanders, the left Sanders is the communist.
15:38
I mean, because he's an open socialist and you go left to that.
15:42
That's where it leads you to, I mean, because Bernie openly says he's a socialist.
15:47
He's openly said that for years, this isn't anything new.
15:50
So to be the left to him, that's, I don't, I don't, the next step of left is, is a communist.
15:58
I mean, I don't know.
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I mean, I'm trying to call her names.
16:00
I'm just saying that that's where the left of Bernie is.
16:04
So I, I think people will see through it.
16:06
I think Donald Trump will win the race November 5th.
16:10
It may not be called then, but I will say this.
16:14
This is a prediction.
16:15
I guarantee what happened.
16:16
It doesn't matter who wins, if Donald Trump wins or it got forbid Kamala Harris wins.
16:23
I know this for a fact, both sides are going to cry foul and that the election was rigged.
16:30
So it doesn't, both sides are going to say that.
16:32
Now going back, Kyle, I, I, you know, I told you a year ago that they were going to replace
16:38
Biden.
16:39
Yeah.
16:40
I was very clear about that.
16:41
There, there's no way they're going to let him run and getting leading up to the full cycle.
16:46
I said they were going to replace you where I got it wrong was the King Jeffries.
16:50
I thought they were replacing with King Jeffries.
16:52
I never thought for a second they would allow Kamala to become the, the presidential nominee
17:00
for, you know, for the Democrat party.
17:03
What I didn't take in consideration and I didn't understand the rules of the war chest
17:09
that Biden's campaign had that was going to have to be refunded.
17:14
I, I, I, I, for some reason, I thought that, that was, that was for the, that was more
17:20
for the Democrat National Committee as a whole.
17:25
I didn't, I, I just, I, I just should have known better, but I just didn't think about
17:29
that.
17:30
That those dollars wouldn't be able to be transferred to the next presidential nominee.
17:34
And so since her name was on a ticket, it could move forward, that would, that made
17:38
a big difference.
17:39
And that was a decision maker because I can promise you Kamala Harris was not everybody's
17:46
first choice.
17:47
There was a reason why that they didn't come out immediately and say that she's going to
17:51
be her pick.
17:53
They had to, they had to get the, they had to get all the facts straight too on what
17:58
can actually be done with that money because there was a lot of attorneys up here in Washington,
18:01
D.C. that was given a lot of advice of what, of trying to find a ways that they could
18:06
keep the money and when they came out of the conclusion that couldn't, then they had to
18:09
pick her as she was the only choice.
18:12
One thing with her, they needed time to make sure the mainstream media got on board with
18:15
the Democratic Party, but that they are essentially the exact same thing and they are aligned.
18:19
And then, so I'm, I'm just curious for you, cause you obviously seem very confident that,
18:23
that Trump will win.
18:24
And you said, cause you believe in the American people, but you know, if you believe debates
18:27
have, have any bearing on anything, obviously, Donald Trump did a three on one debate, but
18:32
he did not look great in the debate in Kamala Harris.
18:34
She has the best help that money can buy because she actually looked human and she actually
18:38
looks sentient and she actually looked like she, she knew a thing or two or had a personal
18:41
philosophy when she was up there, whether or not that's true or not.
18:45
And so again, as, as excited as I am to vote for Donald Trump and as much as I truly believe
18:50
that he is the best and most appropriate next step for this country, I'm not nearly as confident
18:55
as you.
18:56
So, but I'm open to being swayed, make, make me, let me, let me take a swing at that one
19:00
for you, right? We made a mistake by debating Joe Biden to early.
19:05
We should have waited until after the convention.
19:07
That way they'd be stuck with him or mistake.
19:11
They made a mistake by debating us too early again with Kamala.
19:16
They weren't convinced on how well she was going to build a do and how she was going to
19:22
come across because she is not a good debater.
19:24
I mean, she absolutely, she's actually awful when she was running in 2020.
19:29
Oh, yeah.
19:30
Tulsi showed that.
19:31
Yeah.
19:32
And so, and so they were wanting the same, they were wanting to give time to recover,
19:35
which is why they didn't agree to do any more debates moving, moving forward.
19:39
They wanted time to her to recover because they know that they do it early September.
19:43
That is, you know, that's still pretty early.
19:46
Most people aren't engaging until October for the November 5th election.
19:50
Most people don't even gauge until two weeks out.
19:52
This is a little bit different.
19:54
So what we saw is we did see a spike in herd numbers and her fair abilities, they went
19:58
up.
19:59
Now, as she's been doing these other interviews, not really interviews, but setups like she's
20:04
doing an interview this week on MSNBC as a complete set up, Oprah, Oprah, Winfrey was
20:11
a complete set up.
20:13
And he's champ cross awful.
20:15
And so the more she's out there and the more people are starting to see her, her for herself
20:20
or what she's talked about in the past, her lack of abilities are actually going down now.
20:25
And Trump's unferribles rose a little bit and we're starting to see them come down.
20:31
So as you see her unfaves come down, you're seeing Trump's lack of abilities go up.
20:36
Those are two indicating factors that you have to take into play.
20:41
And that means that she's plateaued and she's never hit over 50%.
20:47
She's actually the highest that she's ever got is 46%.
20:50
I believe if I'm if I remember the poll right, I might be wrong that maybe, maybe high on
20:54
that one, but she's never even got close to 50%.
20:58
She hasn't been within the margin of error of 50%.
21:01
So and that was her that was, you know, her, what's the word I'm looking for?
21:07
That was her.
21:08
High watermark.
21:09
Yeah.
21:10
High watermark.
21:11
Yeah.
21:12
And so you're plateauing.
21:13
She plateaued.
21:14
Sure.
21:15
She peaked too early.
21:17
So all all those, all those factors are playing into what we're looking at down the road.
21:23
All right.
21:24
Well, we have the same hard stop here in about five minutes.
21:26
So let's transition to I got about 60 seconds.
21:29
I got another one.
21:30
I got a run to.
21:31
I'm sorry.
21:32
No, no, no.
21:33
I'm going to ask you as many questions as I want.
21:35
So how about that?
21:36
All right.
21:37
All right.
21:38
All right.
21:39
All right.
21:40
All right.
21:41
So let's let's be efficient.
21:42
This guy right here.
21:43
He's going.
21:44
This guy right here.
21:45
He's going here.
21:46
Get out.
21:47
He's got a stupid pink tie.
21:48
Never trust a man in a pink tie in a dress shirt.
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That's two different colors.
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You never trust that actually never single.
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I'm wasting my time to retire the pink tie.
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Hey, hey, I'm wasting my own time here.
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All right.
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Two part question day in here.
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Number one, how do you feel about how the Senate shakes out and number two?
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Did I put you in a better mood?
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How do I feel about what how the Senate is going to shake out in November?
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So what do you think the Senate's going to be at?
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And you know, if you're not in a better mood than I've failed miserably, so at least give
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me something there.
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Okay.
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So two, we're going to win the Senate.
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We're going to win West Virginia.
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We're going to win Montana.
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And I'm pretty sure we're going to win Ohio.
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And then we got Dave McCormick down in Pennsylvania that's killing it, Governor Hogan and Maryland.
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I don't know how that guy's still above water, but he is.
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He's doing a great job out there.
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We have Eric that's in Wisconsin that's doing a great job.
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Mike Rogers in Michigan that's doing a phenomenal job.
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And one that I'd like and Kerry Lake is doing good in Arizona, but one that I would really
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like your audience to pay attention to is a guy named Sam Brown in Nevada.
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This guy is a true hero, burned over 80% of his body in Saudi Arabia.
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He was captain at the time.
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He met his wife at the burn center.
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She was also on the server.
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She's also a captain.
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She's just a beautiful lady with a no nonsense.
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Don't give me excuse.
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Show me results.
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I still love you type individual power couple.
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He's doing really good in Nevada, but he's under resourced.
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He's got a great campaign.
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He's got a great people, but are great people around him.
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Donald Trump is winning Nevada by four points, but Sam Brown is a little bit below that and
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he doesn't and people just aren't paying attention to it and he needs resources.
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He actually needs money.
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And I never came here and asked for people to really look at this race, but look at his
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bio, see if it doesn't line up with you and your audience.
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And if it does, man, show him some love because the guy, the guy, the guy needs it.
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He's, he's, he's lacking the resources to win that race, but yet he's still, he's being
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outspent by eight to one, okay, eight to one and the guy still within four points.
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That's, that's amazing because he works hard.
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He's, he is absolutely a great guy that, that you all need to get to know.
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So as your walk your way out of the room and follow the guy with the pink tie, are you
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at least in a better mood?
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Hmm.
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Come on.
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I'll be in a good mood tomorrow night when I get home and see my wife.
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Okay.
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Very good.
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We don't have to give any more detail than that.
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Mark Wayne, we'll see you next month.
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All right.
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See you.
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