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This is Undaunted Life a Man's Podcast.
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson, let's get into it.
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He changes times and seasons.
1:25
He removes kings and sets up kings.
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He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to those who have understanding.
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Guys, that is Daniel 2, 21.
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Now I don't know about you guys, but I woke up today unburdened by what has been, but we
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need to back up just a little bit.
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Just always want to say thank you so much to our donors because we are a donation-based
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sure that you do that.
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But guys, the reason why I feel so unburdened by what has been this morning is because of
2:01
what most of you already know.
2:03
And so let's back up just a touch to before Trump even announced that he was going to
2:10
be running for president again in 2024.
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I've been very adamant on the show and had been very adamant for a very, very long time
2:17
that the Trump time had gone, that January 6 had sunk any of his political chances for
2:23
the future and maybe anyone that was even tangentially related to him, okay?
2:28
But I need you to give me a little bit of grace over that time period because even though
2:32
I was supporting Ron DeSantis, I told you, even though it was decided that Trump was
2:36
going to be the Republican nominee before I even had a chance to vote in the state of
2:40
Oklahoma for somebody else, that I was going to support Donald Trump because he was the
2:45
Republican representative, even though I thought he was not going to win.
2:49
But this was before the Democrats started using lawfare to try to keep Trump from running.
2:53
This was before Trump was almost murdered twice.
2:56
This is before the Democrats threw Trump or biting off a cliff, rather, or things like
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that.
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So you give me a little bit of grace, but that's kind of where I've been on Trump.
3:03
I have not been very, very high on Trump's chances.
3:06
And about a month ago, as I've told you all before, I've been sitting in Joby Martin's
3:09
house with his wife and a couple of other friends, the cops.
3:12
And I was basically like, yeah, I don't think that Kamala is going to lose this.
3:16
I don't think Trump really has a shot.
3:18
I think the mainstream media is going to do their job and make sure that she gets elected.
3:22
But then about a week ago, as you heard in my episodes from last week, which again,
3:26
I thought my episode on Kamala Harris was very fair and very thorough.
3:29
Go back and listen to that from last week.
3:31
If you haven't heard that content yet, but a week ago, I was like, man, I think Trump's
3:37
got all the momentum, he's got these endorsements coming out.
3:40
He's doing the Joe Rogan experience.
3:41
Like the things are really bending towards him, like the, you know, the troll, the epic
3:45
troll at McDonald's, the epic troll with the, you know, the garbage truck and all that.
3:50
But then the morning of the election, I didn't feel good at all.
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I did not feel good about his chances at all.
3:58
I had a lot of morning of pessimism.
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Okay.
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Because I was just, man, that the signs, everything seems so tight.
4:06
Every single pollster, all of them said that this was going to be the closest, most razor
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thin election.
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And so with that in mind, it's like, okay, if it's going to be razor thin and the Democrats
4:14
can just, you know, put 10,000 votes here and 15,000 votes there, don't you think that
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they would do that?
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Yeah.
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Again, I don't think that's what turned the 2020 election.
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But certainly there was some of that chicanery going on.
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I just didn't feel good about how the results would go.
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But at the same time, I wasn't feeling any stress yesterday because I had gone on record
4:33
and everyone had gone on record saying, we're not going to know the results and who the next
4:37
president is going to be for days.
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It's probably, I mean, remember in 2020, we didn't know until Saturday, and so I wasn't
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stressed at all.
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I was just kind of going my way through my day.
4:45
And so in the morning at a conversation with Joby Martin on the phone and then, you know,
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hit it out for my day, went and voted, took me about an hour to get through the line.
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Somehow my wife only, it took her like five minutes.
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She had a different polling station for whatever reason because she's lucky.
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But we get through, I vote, I even changed some of my votes on some of the Oklahoma-based
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stuff while I was in the booth because there was this big group text where guys were kind
5:07
of arguing back and forth in a positive way.
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And I was like, oh crap, I didn't realize this, didn't realize that.
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So I had an interesting booth experience.
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I was there for quite some time.
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But then in terms of my feelings throughout the day is like, you can't really look at
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the news because there's nothing really to report because the polls won't be closing
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for several hours.
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So I just went about my day.
5:23
You know, I prepped some podcasts.
5:24
I did some recordings, I did some other stuff, just hung out with the boys, took my son
5:28
to jujitsu.
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We went and got pizza afterwards because that's kind of like our thing, you know, he goes
5:32
and trains and then we eat terrible food and undo the training that we just did.
5:36
And then we get home and I don't even turn on any coverage.
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My wife and I had some stuff that we needed to do and take care of.
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And so we got that taken care of.
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And then I started turning on the coverage.
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And the coverage initially was kind of all over the place where there were some good signs
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for Kamala, some good signs for Trump.
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And then you just didn't really know how this was going to break.
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But then as we got into the evening, you know, close to, you know, 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock
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central standard time, things started looking astonishingly good for Donald Trump, astonishingly
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good.
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The Vegas odds were going from minus 200 to minus 400 to minus 1200 to minus 4000, right?
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For Trump to win the White House to be president again.
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But I remember those exact same things happening in 2020.
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I remember going to bed in 2020 thinking, man, Trump's got it in the bag, waking up only
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to find out.
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Wait, he lost Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
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Like what in the world happened and you, you might have your own narratives and thoughts
6:33
around that.
6:34
But that's essentially what happened.
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But when I woke up this morning, I woke up to news and updates and tons of messages from
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friends and they all said the same thing that Donald Trump won that the dude actually pulled
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it off.
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The fifth 2024 will go down is one of the most monumental and important days in the history
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of the United States because Donald Trump was elected as the 47th president of the United
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States in a race where you only need 270 electoral college votes in order to become the president
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Trump won 286 electoral college votes to Kamala Harris is 226.
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And there's so many astonishing things.
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One of them is that he won every single swing state.
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They called North Carolina and Georgia and that was a good sign for Trump.
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And then, you know, you call Nevada in Arizona, but everyone's been talking about the all-important
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Rust Belt states, right?
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He's got to win Michigan, Wisconsin or Pennsylvania, right?
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He won them all Michigan, Wisconsin and even Pennsylvania.
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And they were all called on election night.
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But guys, in the most shocking of all revelations, and this is an evening that was filled with
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insane revelations, it was revealed that Trump became the first Republican president since
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George W. Bush in 2004 to win the popular vote.
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I don't care who you are.
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I don't care how mad at Trump who you are.
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Not a single one of you joker's thought he was going to win the popular vote.
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Just be honest, not a single one of you did.
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Our only shot as Republicans was the electoral college, right?
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Until last night, the initial counts, which, you know, we'll get final counts probably
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in the next several months.
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But the initial counts showed that Trump got around 70.1 or around, I guess it would
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be 71 million votes, around 71 million votes to Kamala's 66.5.
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So it was not even especially close and just absolutely stunning.
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Trump became the second person to be elected in the United States to non-continuous presidential
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terms.
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The other person is Grover Cleveland.
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And in addition to that, the good news just kept rolling in.
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The Republican Party actually took back control of the United States Senate.
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Because of right now, we don't have a final tally.
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I don't have a final tally.
8:45
I'm recording this the morning after the election, but it is a 100% certainty that the Republicans
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are taking over the United States Senate.
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And there's almost a 100% chance of Republicans retaining control of the House of Representatives.
9:01
So that was about a 50 50 coin flip for most of the night.
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But when we wake up this morning and most of the odds are 95, 96, 97% chance that they
9:09
will actually at least hold a slim majority in the House of Representatives.
9:13
So in all likelihood, guys, on an inauguration day in January 20th of 2025, Republicans will
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have the White House, the United States Senate, and very likely the United States House.
9:23
There's some a lot of things that will come out in the exit polling.
9:25
You know, we haven't seen a lot of it, but there was one big thing that came out in the
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exit polling that I thought was just astonishing.
9:30
Trump won men by 10 points while only losing women by eight points.
9:34
Again, we thought that the abortion issue was going to get a ton of women to come out
9:37
to vote to put Kamala Harris over the top.
9:39
We just didn't see that end up happening in the end.
9:42
The goal for for Trump and for people supporting Trump was to make this race too big to rig.
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You probably heard that too big to rig, and that's precisely what the Trump voters did.
9:53
I mean, it's it's absolutely stunning.
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I do want to get into my commentary here, but as of right now, Kamala Harris has not done
9:59
a concession speech.
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Again, this is being recorded the morning after all of this.
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So Kamala Harris has not done a concession speech.
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Hillary Clinton did do one back in 2016.
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I remember her wearing a purple suit and Bill Clinton was sitting there in the back being
10:11
creepy wearing a purple tie.
10:13
So we'll see if that happens, but we can safely say this.
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I guess this coalition of the dispossessed that the Democrats tried to get together for
10:22
this election was not as strong as the coalition of patriotic Americans.
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Apparently it was the patriotic, patriotic Americans that wanted to see America get back
10:31
to her former glory and they actually made it happen.
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So we're going to do a lot of commentary here.
10:35
So guys, just buckle up.
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What an absolutely incredible morning.
10:39
But from a 30,000 foot view, guys, there are five main reasons, at least in my opinion,
10:44
why I think that Trump ended up winning the election.
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I'll just go through these quickly.
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One is all the crap that they tried to do to stop him from running and even living, right?
10:53
So whoever they is, it was the Democrats that tried to keep him from running with all the
10:56
law fair and then people that were at least tied to Democrats because these people certainly
11:02
weren't conservatives that tried to keep him from living by shooting him in the head, right?
11:06
So there was that.
11:07
That's one.
11:08
The second reason I think that Trump ended up winning is that Harris, Kamala Harris is
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just an absolutely moronic person with apparently no redeeming qualities.
11:16
So in addition to being fake and vapid, she's also not very smart.
11:20
And so she just wasn't somebody that people were super excited to vote for regardless of
11:24
what the mainstream media said.
11:26
The third reason is that Republicans this time around embraced early voting and all of
11:31
the changes that they fought back in 2020.
11:34
So they were very hesitant because Republicans are day of voters.
11:37
We like getting in line.
11:38
We like casting our ballot in person, but we just embraced all that this time around and
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it led to a sweeping victory.
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Fourth reason is that Republicans actually took the ground game seriously and got a ton
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of people registered to vote over the last couple of years, especially in these last
11:53
few months.
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Guys like Charlie Kurt going on to college campuses and getting, you know, hundreds and
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thousands of people to vote.
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They had door knockers ready to go.
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They actually mobilized people on election day and it worked.
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And the fifth reason is that Democrats decided that they were going to double and triple
12:08
down on all their crazy policies that Americans didn't actually want, right?
12:13
So double down on leaving the Southern border wide open, even though, you know, 80 something
12:17
percent of Americans don't want the Southern border wide open, doubling down on the fact
12:20
that actually voter ideas racist when like 90% of Americans think that, of course, it's
12:25
not racist.
12:26
Of course, you should be able to show your idea.
12:28
If you have to share your idea to vote or rent a car or to rent a car or buy a drink
12:32
or something like that, of course, you should have to show it in order to vote.
12:35
So there are some things that I am excited about here in the near term, some things that
12:39
were, you know, we'll get a little bit more information on as we go through these next
12:43
several months.
12:44
But how exactly are people like Elon Musk and RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard and some of the
12:51
people that Trump got in his coalition, you know, Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan, how exactly
12:56
are these people going to be utilizing the in the Trump administration?
12:59
Now someone like Tucker Carlson or Joe Rogan, these guys are not going to join the administration.
13:03
They're not going to be cabinet appointees.
13:05
But I think last night was one of the one of, if not the final nail on the coffin for the
13:10
mainstream media in terms of how people view them and their coverage, because his interview
13:16
that that Trump did with Joe, Joe Rogan had over a hundred million views just on Twitter,
13:21
right?
13:22
And one that he did with Elon Musk had like 60 or 70 million views.
13:27
And that was like a day or two before the actual election.
13:30
And so when you combine Fox news and CNN and MSNBC and ABC news and CBS and all these
13:35
other things, it doesn't even come close to those numbers in terms of coverage.
13:40
So I can see, you know, Donald Trump and JD Vance and all these people from the administration
13:44
like going on Tucker and going on Joe Rogan just throughout the year.
13:47
But we'll see how some of these people is Elon Musk going to come in there and kind of
13:50
Javier Malay, this and, you know, just kind of chop out a bunch of the fluff that's in
13:54
the federal government to be determined.
13:56
Obviously, it's going to be interesting to see who some of the secretary and cabinet positions
14:00
go to.
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So I'll be excited to see that also.
14:03
Will the Democrats lean heavily on law fair?
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Because I think that they will.
14:09
I think that that's their only card that they can play right now because they're not going
14:12
to have the White House.
14:13
They're not going to have the Senate and they may not have the house.
14:15
And so the only thing they can do right now to really Jack with Trump is try to kill them.
14:19
I'm not saying the DNC necessarily, but I'm also not saying that.
14:23
But anyway, it's, you know, potentially killing him.
14:25
But the other thing is, can we keep him in a courtroom?
14:29
Because a lot of Republicans and MAGA people are like, Oh, he's been elected now.
14:32
So all these court cases go away.
14:34
No, that's not how any of this works.
14:36
I think if anything, there's going to be more court cases that are brought against Donald
14:39
Trump because they have to do something to try to distract away from the administration.
14:42
And then the last thing here that I'm just kind of interested in.
14:45
I think that Trump will do a lot of very good things in his first 100 days in office.
14:50
But in my opinion, I think there is clearly no more important task than closing the Southern
14:55
border, deporting every criminal and rapist and terrorist that has illegally made their
15:00
way into this country because guys, we can deal with the people that broke our laws to
15:04
come here to build a better life for themselves and their families.
15:08
But right now we need to flush the toilets of this country.
15:10
And I know it might seem like kind of rough language and all that, but you don't want
15:14
terrorists and rapists and murderers from another country to be in your neighborhood.
15:17
Do you?
15:18
You don't want them hanging out around your kid's school.
15:20
Do you know, these people need to be flushed the hell out of here and I'm here for it.
15:25
Okay.
15:26
But here's some things that we need to keep an eye on over the next couple of months.
15:29
Just to kind of see how this all works out.
15:31
Domestically, I'm assuming that we're going to see some cities burn, right?
15:35
I don't assume that, you know, these antifa, these BLM, you know, these kind of leftist
15:39
people that, you know, leftist entities are paying for their bricks and Molotov cocktails
15:43
that those people are just going to like, Oh, gosh, darn it, we didn't get done here.
15:46
We'll we'll check back in with you in two years.
15:48
We're probably going to see some cities burning.
15:50
We're probably going to see some writing.
15:51
The inauguration is going to be a complete bleep show.
15:53
I think when it comes to stuff like that, we'll see if Biden does some lastman pardons
15:57
or maneuverings as he's leaving the White House, but more on Biden here in a second.
16:02
But now we need to be paying attention to China.
16:04
Are they going to take this as their opportunity to move on Taiwan?
16:07
Are they going to move on Taiwan before Trump is back in office?
16:10
Is Russia going to turn the heat up against Ukraine?
16:14
Is Israel going to still go full force against Hamas and Hezbollah?
16:18
Are they going to take it easy?
16:20
Is Iran going to preemptively strike Israel with their full force now?
16:24
Like we'll kind of see how those things go.
16:26
But what I want to talk about now is where I think the Democrats actually messed up.
16:31
Okay.
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This is where I think they messed up.
16:33
They messed up in a lot of areas, but there's three main ones that I was thinking through
16:36
this morning.
16:37
And they should have just done what I thought they were going to do, which was keep Kamala
16:42
in the basement.
16:43
Again, I'm, I can see myself.
16:45
I'm sitting there in Jobe Martin's kitchen and he's asking me, reading sushi, he's asked
16:49
me what's going to happen.
16:50
And I'm like, dude, they're not going to let her loose.
16:52
They're not going to let her tackle in public.
16:53
They're not going to let her step all over herself.
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They're just not going to do it.
16:57
And then they did it because they, they were kind of getting some heat even from leftist
17:01
media like, Hey, why isn't Kamala doing any press conferences?
17:04
Why isn't she doing interviews?
17:05
Why is she just doing these kind of like hand holding interviews with very, very pro Kamala
17:11
journalist?
17:12
You know, if you could call them that, like why is she only doing those things?
17:16
And so what the Harris campaign decided to do is like, okay, let's get her out there.
17:19
But then she goes on like sex podcasts and she goes on these other places where she just
17:23
says these meandering nonsense statements over and over and those clips just kept getting
17:27
posted all the way up until the day, the election guys, did you all see where she had
17:31
her phone?
17:32
She was pretending to be on the phone with a voter.
17:34
And then she like turned her phone to the crowd and it was her camera app was on.
17:38
She went on the phone.
17:39
It was just like everything about her was fake and it's like, it's best if we can just
17:44
put up this paragon of virtue that's actually not real, but we can just put up this, this
17:49
edifice and say, this is Kamala Harris and this is our hope and, and this is all that
17:53
needs to be done in order to, to save democracy and all this nonsense, but they just didn't
17:57
do it.
17:58
They could have just, they could have just put her in the basement and pretended and they
18:01
didn't do it.
18:03
Another reason where I think the Democrats messed up is they thought they could double
18:08
and triple down on stupid with all the radical positions and that Americans would just bend
18:11
over and take it because they hate Trump so much, right?
18:14
So they doubled down on the abortion stuff.
18:16
They doubled down on the trans stuff.
18:18
They doubled down on the open border stuff.
18:20
They doubled down on the, if you say anything negative towards a man that wants to be in
18:24
a woman's locker room, you're, you're a transphobe.
18:26
They doubled down on all these things and they just assumed that Americans were just
18:29
going to be like, yeah, okay. Yeah. And because Trump was such an unlikable person and everyone
18:35
had already had their mind made up about Trump and he was horrible and he was, he was, you
18:39
know, Hitler, orange Hitler and all those things, they thought they could just triple
18:42
and double down on everything without having their pulse or their thumb on the pulse of
18:46
the American people.
18:47
And the last thing that I think they messed up is that they thought they could subvert
18:51
the democratic process and install a puppet leader.
18:55
They really thought that they could do it. They thought that they could push Joe Biden
19:00
out forcefully and threaten him and his whole family, which is exactly what they did and
19:05
put in Kamala Harris, just this empty suit, this, this nonsense individual and a person
19:12
who's literally never received a single vote in her favor as a pertains to president until
19:18
last night or even as a pertain to being a democratic candidate for president until last
19:24
night and that it would all be good.
19:26
And guys, I got to tell you, I thought they were going to pull it off. Like I'm not going
19:30
to sit here and, you know, Monday morning quarterback and be like, Oh yeah, it's all
19:33
this coming the whole time. I didn't see this coming at all. And almost every pundit
19:37
today that's pretending like they saw this come in their liars, they're frickin liars.
19:41
They were all worried to listen to listen to listen to the yesterday's episodes, whether
19:45
you were listening to Charlie Kirk or Glenn Beck or Ben Shapiro or Matt Walsh or whoever
19:50
your person was, people were not confident. Right? They were like mildly optimistic. Now
19:57
they're all running laps right now and for good reason. But again, they thought they could
20:01
subvert the democratic process of their own people and just didn't work out that way.
20:05
But this is where I don't think the Democrats messed up. I don't think they messed up replacing
20:10
Joe Biden because you're hearing that this morning, you're hearing that. Oh, they messed
20:14
up. They shouldn't have taken him out. They should just let the guy in. He probably would
20:17
have done better. Guys, Biden literally had no chance after the first debate. Go go back
20:21
and look, because there's some of those tickers that you can see kind of what the presidential
20:25
chances for each candidate were over time. Go back to like three months ago, and then
20:31
go back to two months ago. I think that was before Kamala was even in the race, right?
20:34
Go back to those times. Joe Biden had no shot, no shot whatsoever. Like there was the potential
20:41
that if if Biden was in there that he would have even lost could have lost Minnesota,
20:46
had to lost to New Hampshire, could have lost some places that just don't vote for Republicans.
20:52
It's very, very likely that Trump would have won by an even larger electoral margin. And
20:57
so like that, that's not really what we're talking about here. So I think that it was
21:01
good for the Democrats for their sake, at least in their mind to push out Joe Biden because
21:06
Kamala Harris had a better chance, but then not doing an actual vote where people the Democrats
21:12
could even choose their candidate really just, you know, that's what messed them up, not
21:15
just pushing Joe Biden out. But as a side note, can you imagine the victory laps that Biden
21:20
is about to run? Or I mean, not really run more like shuffle. Can you imagine? Because
21:27
the entire democratic apparatus coalesced behind him and pushed him off the cliff. But
21:35
for the rest of his days, which he may only have a few, but for the rest of his days,
21:39
he can say, I could have won. I beat him once before you put a Hillary up there. She lost
21:46
to him. And then he put Kamala up there. She lost to him. I'm the only one that beat him
21:51
for the rest of his life. He can claim, because again, we don't live in a parallel universe
21:54
where what if this team had played this team at this time? Nope. He's the only person to
21:59
have beaten Donald Trump. He's the only guy with a winning record against Donald Trump,
22:03
right? But the Democrats got rid of him. There's going to be a lot of victory laps right now.
22:08
And here's another side note. I don't know that I actually believe this, but maybe what
22:13
if Biden actually was trying to sink Kamala a little bit? You know, in that campaign stop
22:18
where he put on the MAGA hat kind of as a joke, but then he left the hat on, you know, the
22:22
garbage comment saying that, you know, Trump supporters were garbage kind of knowing that,
22:26
you know, we don't really take kindly to when people call us deplorable or that we're bitter
22:30
clingers or that we're garbage. We don't really like that as conservative Republicans. Is it
22:34
possible that Biden was just like, ah, watch this. Like I'm the president right now, because
22:39
I do know in the final week of the campaign, the Kamala Harris campaign, they, they took
22:45
Biden off of all of the things they had scheduled for. So they scheduled him to do some stops.
22:50
They scheduled him to do some media hits. They canceled all of that in the last week of the
22:54
election. So maybe they saw some of that as well. But there is actually part of me in
23:00
all of this that thinks that Joe Biden is just going to lean into this transfer of power
23:04
thing after what the Democrats did to him. Because initially it's like, you can't call
23:08
the guy Hitler and you know, the guy that's going to destroy democracy and then just like
23:12
hand the keys of power over to him. But I think Joe Biden might. It'll almost be like
23:17
his final F you to the party that screwed him over after he gave 50 years of his life
23:21
to him. So the thing, the ultimately, I guess the Democrats better hurry up and get rid of
23:26
Joe Biden for real for real, like in the Clinton way, before he writes a biography and exposes
23:30
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25:36
on this before we move on to the abortion stuff, which is just absolutely disappointing. So let's
25:39
stay in the world of the fun for right now. We're literally or I guess we were we were
25:45
literally guys, a few centimeters away from all of this being different. Because again,
25:53
you've all seen the video at this point. You've all seen that like rendering. I posted it on
25:56
our Instagram where at the last second at the last millisecond Trump turns his head and
26:02
the bullet that would have literally taken off the back of his head just grazes his ear.
26:07
So I don't like being hyperbolic, especially as it pertains to God, but you would be hard
26:13
pressed to argue against the fact that God, you know, didn't have his hand on this. Right? Do I
26:20
think that Trump is next Jesus, right or all that? No, like I'm not doing any of that nonsense. But
26:26
like, again, you have to go back to the scripture from the beginning, Daniel to 21, he changes times
26:32
and seasons, he removes Kings and sets up Kings. He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to
26:37
those who have understanding. And guys, I just got to tell you, like I was ready. I literally was
26:42
ready for Donald Trump to lose this and for Kamala to win. And I had already had my my episode kind
26:47
of mapped out. And it was going to be Kamala Harris's America's judgment that her as our leader,
26:53
as you know, the female leader of this country being as left wing and as crazy as she is, that
26:59
she was going to be our judgment for being such a godless nation for as long as we have. But for
27:04
whatever reason, that's not happening, at least not right now. Another random thought is that, you
27:11
know, I'm obviously trying to figure all this out because this is the morning after you're trying
27:14
to like, okay, what exactly is all this mean? And we don't have all the exit polling yet. We don't
27:18
even know who's going to win the house technically. And so I guess I'm just trying to figure out and
27:23
process, why did we get a red wave this year and not two years ago? Because the red wave was
27:29
absolutely expected two years ago, not last night, we got it last night and not two years ago,
27:33
because the Democrats were just as bad. Back then they were just as crazy. The races were just as
27:40
winnable for the Republicans. But but I guess even as I kind of, you know, process this in my head,
27:45
as I'm talking out loud right now, the big difference does kind of come back to how the
27:49
Democrats can port themselves over the last two years using the justice system to try to keep
27:53
Trump from running. They tried to kill them. Again, whoever they is, they literally usurped
27:58
the will of their own people and their own party by installing their chosen candidate during the
28:03
primary. And I guess the Americans just signaled, Hey, we don't exactly like that. And so that wasn't
28:08
there two years ago, it was this time and it worked out how it worked out. Another random thought is,
28:13
can we all just go ahead? Democrats, Republicans, independents, libertarians, you you losers.
28:20
Can we all just go ahead and just admit that Biden didn't actually get 80 million plus legitimate
28:25
votes in 2020? Again, I have not been beating the drum of the 2020 election was stolen. Again,
28:30
I maintain there was definitely chicanery, but it didn't seem to be enough chicanery to overturn
28:35
the results of the election. And the Trump people and his lawyers did not prove that in court. He
28:39
had the chance to and he didn't even alleged it. So we just need to be done with 2020,
28:43
especially now that that, you know, Biden and Kamala are out and Trump's going to be back in.
28:47
But 80 million Biden got 80 million votes, really Trump in a landslide victory this year
28:57
got 71 million, but Biden got nine 10 million more than that. Biden outperformed Kamala by 14
29:07
million votes four years ago, as opposed, you know, compared to Kamala now. Come on guys,
29:14
just let that one go. Another random thought is, this makes me sad. And again, I hope I'm wrong.
29:22
But in a way, I think this means that Rhonda Santas, his political career is likely over
29:29
when he leaves the Florida governor's mansion in 2026. So some of you might be like,
29:34
Kyle, that that's ridiculous. Because Trump can only be in office for another four years.
29:37
Yeah, but this, this is the MAGA Republican Party. This is someone like JD Vance, who is not
29:43
nearly as conservative as Rhonda Santas. Someone like Tulsi Gabbard, who until seven
29:47
seconds ago was actually a Democrat. And I don't believe she's actually flipped her opinions
29:51
on things that truly conservative people actually believe. It's people like Joe Rogan,
29:56
who has never voted Republican in his entire life, but voted so this time, but is not even close to
30:02
being a conservative in most of the most important areas. Rhonda Santas is a very effective, very
30:08
legitimate conservative. So let's just say the next four years go well. Are there going to be
30:15
people clamoring for Rhonda Santas? Again, Rhonda Santas leaves the Florida, the Florida governor's
30:19
mansion in 2026, the elections in 2028. So he's just going to like do nothing for a year and a half
30:24
and then say, Oh, I'm running for president and people are going to be like, yeah, yeah, we need
30:27
you. Or is it going to be someone that's in the vein of a JD Vance Tulsi Gabbard? Again, we got a
30:34
lot. I'm not here to talk about 2028 yet, right? But I do think that that means his career is over.
30:39
Now Rhonda Santas is not, I mean, he's going to be able to write his ticket just about anywhere to
30:43
whatever think tank, whatever law firm he wants to go be a part of. And at this point, it's like,
30:48
you've been one of the most effective leaders, you literally turned Florida from a very purple
30:53
state into a deeply red state. Like you can always have that feather in your cap. But I think that
30:57
might that is time might be done. Again, I hope I'm wrong. Now flipping from a candidate that I
31:01
really like to a candidate that I don't like at all. Can we please be done with Carrie Lake now?
31:06
Can we please be done with her? I mean, she seems like a nice gal and all that. But she got beat by
31:14
a house plant for the governor's mansion there in the state of Arizona. And then for whatever reason,
31:19
you morons in the Republican party in Arizona thought that Carrie Lake would be the one.
31:24
Carrie Lake is the one that's going to get the job done. I mean, she's literally, I'm stealing
31:28
this joke from Ryan Horny. He said in a group text last night, it was great. She's the right
31:32
to Beto O'Rourke. She's just like a disease that just doesn't go away. You think it's gone and the
31:38
rash comes back again. She's probably a nice lady. She seems like she might even be legitimately
31:43
a Christian for all we can tell. But the gal just can't win an election. Arizona won big time
31:50
for Donald Trump. And yet she lost big time as a Republican candidate for Senate. Okay,
31:57
that's a six year mistake, guys, a six year mistake. We've got to be done with stuff like
32:03
that. Carrie Lake, maybe go back to media, maybe open up your own podcast thing, do your own thing,
32:08
but please stop running for office. Also random thought, a lot of people, because I'm already seeing
32:13
this and it's kind of delicious because I fully intend to just fight it with every fiber of my
32:17
being. But a lot of people, especially, you know, progressive Christians, they're going to tell
32:23
us and have been telling us to do exactly what they told us to do when Roe v. Wade was overturned.
32:28
Don't celebrate. You know, don't don't post, you know, things that say that you're happy online
32:35
because there, there are people that are hurting this morning. There are progressive Christians
32:39
that voted for Kamala and they just, they're just falling the pieces this morning. There are baristas
32:45
right now that just can't get up off the floor and make your, your mocha chocolatte. They just
32:49
can't do it. Don't celebrate. That's not Christ like, but those losers can kick rocks. Okay,
32:55
because if Trump had lost, we would be staring down the barrel of a potential world, World War
33:02
three, a federal abortion law, blanket amnesty for illegal immigrants, which would destroy the
33:08
election system in the United States, which also with potential federal election control,
33:13
more children being mutilated and sterilized because they're gender confused and on, on, and on,
33:17
and on, and on, and on, and on, etc, etc, etc, lose me with the don't celebrate thing.
33:23
This is a great morning. Because here's another thing that not enough people talked about. And
33:28
even in the lead up to the election, I just didn't have it into my analysis, but it certainly was
33:32
there. Don't you think that there would be an uptick in federal government and these pagan
33:38
entities coming after Christians and churches if Kamala Harris had gotten into office,
33:42
if the Democrats had kept controlling the United States Senate and taking control of the United
33:46
States House? Because they're already locking up pro lifers. They're locking up January six people,
33:51
even though no one that was a part of these BLM riots and murders are none of those people are
33:56
in prison. Don't you think that that would have gone up? So to you progressive Christians or to
34:02
you squishy Republicans saying, Hey, let's kind of tamp this all down. Suck it. I ain't going with
34:06
that. All right. Another random thought here is that eight different states, including my state
34:12
of Oklahoma. Thank goodness. Thank God. Past laws requiring ID in order to vote requiring proof of
34:19
citizenship in order to vote. This is like the easiest slam dunk. I think there was like 120,000
34:25
people in Oklahoma that voted against this. It's like when like 1.2 million people voted for it's like,
34:30
this is the easiest thing in the world. Like of all the dumb things that the left believes,
34:34
this is one of the dumbest, right? That they're trying to actually convince people that if you
34:37
ask someone to show their ID, that that's racist and how paternalistic is it to say that, Oh,
34:42
people of color, they just don't know how to get IDs. It's one of the dumbest things ever. So
34:46
congratulations to those eight states, including my state of Oklahoma for making that happen.
34:49
And my last thing here in terms of the random thoughts is keep your head on the swivel.
34:55
Until inauguration day and thereafter, there's going to be a lot of nonsense going on that that's
34:59
a message for all of us. And certainly for Trump, it's like you had some bullets whizz past your
35:03
head already. You almost got killed on your own golf course. It's like, can we please get this
35:07
guy some security and bulletproof glass and maybe one of those poke mobiles where they kind of,
35:10
you know, run you around where you're not just kind of sitting out there waving at everybody.
35:14
But in the end, before I get to the stuff that makes me sad, in the end, guys, I'll wrap up my
35:18
comments on the national elections by saying this. I guess the Democrats shouldn't have messed with
35:24
peanut. RIP peanut. But now it's getting to the crap that I don't want to talk about because
35:30
Donald Trump had a great night. A lot of Republican politicians had a great night last night.
35:35
But Moloch, right, the demon of child sacrifice, unfortunately, had a great night on Tuesday, a
35:42
great night. So it became clear after a rose overturned that many Americans and many politicians
35:49
were not nearly as pro-life as even they thought they were or had signaled publicly. And so we had
35:55
seen these pro-abortion legislations and laws go into place in a lot of places around the country
36:01
over the last couple of years, even in places like Kansas, very, very red states. But last night,
36:07
the states of Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, and New York,
36:14
all past pro-abortion laws. So even like the state of Missouri, because that's the closest one to me
36:20
on that list that I put out there, because again, those are purple, blue, and red states, right?
36:24
If you look at it, right? In state of Missouri, there was laws on the books, basically, that
36:29
prevented abortion from happening at all in the state of Missouri. And now they push it all the
36:33
way out to the time of viability, which they're calling like 24 weeks. And as we've seen plenty
36:39
of examples of there are babies born at 23, 22, 21 weeks that are able to be kept alive and can go
36:46
on to live happy, healthy lives. And so it's an absolutely devastating thing. There were two
36:52
bright spots. So the states of Florida and South Dakota, both states struck down pro-abortion
36:57
measures in their states. And just to talk about amendment for a little bit, because I did
37:00
my pro pro-life presentation called defeating pro-abortion arguments back at Church of 1122 and
37:07
Jacksonville back earlier this year. And I talked about amendment for it. I talked about how awkwardly
37:11
it was worded and how most of these votes, these pro-abortion votes in these other states had,
37:17
you know, gotten to that 60% threshold. And that was the thing in the state of Florida,
37:22
is they had that 60% threshold, but it was still kind of like, Oh crap, you know, what's this going
37:26
to be like? But it was defeated. It was defeated last night. And so that would have made abortion
37:34
legal in Florida all the way up to the point of birth. So Florida would have became not just a
37:40
destination for the beaches, but hey, go sit on the beach and then we'll take you into a clinic and
37:44
kill your child. And then we'll send you back out to the beach this time with a drink, right? That's
37:48
what Florida was going to be. They also defeated, I think it was amendment, what was it, three or
37:52
whatever it was called. So it was against like public weed and all that. So again, we don't need
37:56
more places with public weed, you know, go to any major city in American, it just smells like an
38:00
ashtray full of weed and in bongs and things like that. So we don't need that. So good for you guys
38:05
in Florida. But here's the thing, Florida and Rhonda Santis, right, should be used as a height,
38:12
a how to guide for squishy Republican governors and squishy state legislatures across the country,
38:19
because we have been reliably informed that if you don't moderate on the issue of life,
38:24
you will lose. But here's the message. And it became loud and clear last night. Thank goodness
38:29
for the voters of Florida. You don't have to moderate on abortion to win. The state of Florida
38:37
was bright red last night and amendment four has been in everyone's face this entire time.
38:43
And guys, I remember me saying this not that long ago that I was worried about the state of Florida.
38:49
This was when Kamala Harris wasn't even the race yet, because I thought that amendment four was
38:53
going to really, really get those single women and those college educated dummies to come out
38:59
and vote. And if they're in there voting for baby sacrifice and baby murder, they may as well
39:04
vote for Joe Biden, right? That didn't happen last night. They gave us the playbook. All we
39:10
have to do is follow it. And also the actions of pastors like, I know I mentioned them all the time,
39:15
but what Joby Martin did in Florida, he hasn't talked about it publicly. But I'm going to talk
39:22
about it publicly because I don't give a crap. He was one of the leading people, him and Rhonda
39:28
Santas, to get pastors to stop being so squishy on the subject of abortion, to stop being so
39:34
intimidated by the women in their congregations that have had abortions or the men in their
39:37
congregations that have paid for abortions and said, guys, we've got to stand up.
39:42
Mike, this is our Germany in the 1930s moment, right? 1940s moment that this is our time again.
39:49
Go back to the book letter to the American church by Eric Metaxas. If just a few thousand more German
39:55
pastors had said no to the German Nazi party and said no to the third Reich and no to Adolf Hitler,
40:01
there would have been no World War two, no Holocaust and tens of millions of people
40:06
which still have been alive during that time. Okay. And so Joby Martin spent time speaking
40:12
to hundreds, if not thousands of pastors saying, you've got to talk about this from the pulpit.
40:17
Like again, I forget whether it was he or him that said it or Josh Howardton or whoever,
40:21
but it's like, look, when you tell churches to stay in their lane, that argument makes sense
40:27
until you get into their lane, right? When you pull off into the lane of theology and life and
40:34
image bearers of God, now you're in the lane of the pastors, but only if the pastors push back,
40:39
will it be effective? So we need more pastors like Joby Martin to speak up on these subjects
40:46
when it pertains to their actual communities? Because I remember talking to Joby years ago
40:51
that there was a, I think, a mayoral election in the state of Jacksonville or the city of Jacksonville,
40:56
rather, and he didn't talk about it from the pulpit or really make a big thing about it,
41:00
and a very unrighteous, immoral leader was elected in their community. And their church was, at that
41:07
time, I don't think they were maybe around 20,000, maybe a little bit less, there maybe around 25,000
41:12
or something now, but had Joby hit it hard, there's a very good likelihood that that woman
41:19
would not be in power, okay? And so I don't think that he said this verbatim to me, but it's like,
41:24
I'm not going to let something like that happen again, not on my watch, not whenever there's a
41:28
congregation of people that in a biblical way, we can point them towards a biblical value as it
41:34
pertains to their ballot. So we need more governors like Rhonda Santas, we need more pastors like
41:41
Joby Martin. So my thoughts on some of the stuff that happened last night with the pro-abortion
41:46
legislation is as happy as I am, that amendment for didn't pass in Florida, and that, you know,
41:51
the state of South Dakota took care of business, we have to be so reminded and realize that the
41:58
only reason it didn't pass in the state of Florida is because of the 60 threshold.
42:03
Because in every single one of those 10 states that I mentioned, the two that didn't pass a
42:09
legislation, the eighth that did, except for South Dakota, I'm pretty sure except for South Dakota,
42:13
the plurality or the majority of the voters actually voted for the pro-abortion legislation,
42:21
including the state of Florida. That's what we're up against, guys. No, thank God Florida did not
42:28
get to the 60% threshold, but they got to over 50. They did. That's what we're up against,
42:34
the level of demonic influence and seared consciousness that we're seeing on the subject of life is
42:40
so dire and we're in such a bad spot. But this morning, there are some people that are happy.
42:47
So I guess all those liberal white women can be excited that babies will be slaughtered in
42:51
states that they don't even live in because these women are freaking out and crying and
42:55
posting terrible things on social media in states where they could kill their children if they
42:59
wanted to, but they just really, really don't want you backwards conservatives to be able to kill
43:02
your children in their state, right? Or in a different state. And also, I guess all those soy
43:08
boy beta male guys that voted for Kamala Harris for their daughter's sake can feel like they came
43:14
away with some, some bit of a victory from last night because I saw a lot of different people a
43:20
lot. Well, actually, you know, I'm going to pull them up. I'm calling them out right here. Okay.
43:23
Because I posted this online, people are like, you shouldn't call people out by name. It's like,
43:27
well, if I know their name, I'm going to call them out by name moron. Okay, a guy named Ryan
43:31
she'd she had S H E A D. Apparently, he's like a sports commentator guy. So he posts, you know,
43:38
he's standing out there in his Arizona stuff and it's there. The sun's going down or whatever.
43:42
My name is Ryan. I'm a 42 year old husband, father, and veteran. I voted for Kamala Harris and Tim
43:47
walls to protect my daughter's right to choose. How about you hashtag Harris walls 2024.
43:52
So I would if I could be him, I would have, you know, re recalibrated and rewritten what he said.
44:00
What I would have said is my name is Ryan she'd I have my pronouns in my bio. And I want to make
44:05
sure that my daughter can have the right to choose to kill my grandchildren someday.
44:09
On CNN yesterday, there was this guy that went in and voted voted for Kamala Harris came out.
44:14
He's talking to a scene in reporter. He's got daughters. And this frickin pussy starts like
44:18
choking up and like at how how good he feels about the fact that he voted for Kamala Harris for the
44:25
sake of his daughters, because he wants his daughters have the right to choose someday.
44:29
Because these people have bought into the lie that there is only one body involved in the abortion.
44:35
Again, even a guy like Joe Rogan, he's saying things right now saying like, hey, what do men
44:42
know about abortion? As if abortion doesn't affect men, it certainly affects males that are in the
44:46
womb. And it affects the males who are having their progeny murdered, right? A lot of times
44:51
against their will, men that would like to have these kids, but the woman just goes into a clinic
44:55
and pays a few hundred dollars and gets the problem taken care of, right? But in this particular
45:00
situation, you have these guys that have bought into the lie so hard that they're brought to tears
45:05
because they're so excited that their daughters could potentially kill their children someday,
45:12
their grandchildren. Think about where you have to be mentally and as a man to be excited by that
45:20
prospect. That's where we're at. That's what we're up against because those guys are not anomalies.
45:27
This dork that posted this on Twitter and this, you know, more on outside of the ballot booth,
45:33
talking to the CNN reporter, there are a lot of men like this. There are a lot of men that are
45:37
being led by their wives who are allowing their wives to steer the ship to be the head of the
45:42
household to to and these guys are just thermometers. They're not thermostats. They're certainly not
45:48
leading their wives and catacizing their children. These are people that are certainly not even
45:52
Christians, right? So we should pray for them to have their eyes open, to repent, to accept Christ,
45:58
all the things. But we've got to push back against this ideology and we push back against it with
46:03
our votes and we also push back against it by putting things out there that are correct.
46:08
Because it is incorrect to have someone say, my body, my choice and you go, yeah, that makes perfect
46:15
sense because there are two bodies involved. They are separate entities. They have separate but equal
46:23
moral worth. The geographic location of the baby inside of the mother's womb does not mean that we
46:30
can usurp their rights to life. It actually means we should protect that life even more fervently
46:36
than the woman's life because the baby inside cannot protect itself. This isn't hard. This isn't
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hard. We have to stop punting on this issue. Pastors stop punting on this issue. Politicians
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stop punting on this issue. Guys out there that don't like rocking the boat. They don't like getting
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into fights. They don't like awkward conversations. Stop punting on this issue. Okay. Life literally
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is hanging in the balance. I'm so tired of hearing people moralize and philosophize their positions
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away because they're cowards because they don't want to spend the time thinking through the arguments
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and they don't want to potentially put relational chips in the center of the table that could potentially
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lead to the protection of innocent image bears of God and their lives being able to come to fruition
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outside of the womb. I'm tired of it. I'm over it. The pro-life movement has a big job to do.
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A big job to do. We are behind. We are behind. We're in a bad place. Post Roe v. Wade, but we can
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switch it up. We can change things because most people would actually be pro life if they knew
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what abortion was about. You see these man on the street interviews where live action and people
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show them a 60 second video of what an abortion actually looks like and they're like, Oh, shoot.
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I didn't know this was actually what was going on. Gosh, if I had known this, I never would have
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advocated for this in the way that I did. Most of these people are low IQ as it pertains to this issue.
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They don't have the necessary information to make an informed decision because they've either
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blinded themselves or they've just ignorantly bought into the lies that are coming from the
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satanic pro abortion side of the aisle. It is our job to correct the record is our job to inform them.
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So guys like me going and speaking at churches, I need more churches to bring me in to teach you
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how to take care of these pro abortion arguments. I take the top 18 pro abortion arguments and I
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show you how to systematically break them down and defeat them. If you are ill equipped for the fight,
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you will lose. You will not rise to the the occasion you will fall to the level of your training.
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Guys, we have a job to do. If you are a pro lifer, you've got to get into the game.
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You've got to get your head right. You've got to get into the fight. All right, guys,
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that'll do it for today. Our sponsor today, again, was primal beef. We're so thankful to primal beef
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I'm your host, Kyle Thompson. Remember, keep pushing back darkness,
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