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Future is on. From New York to New Jersey, from Virginia to every corner of this nation, the decisions made tonight will define the years ahead. From the guys at Studio 6B to Steve Bannon himself, Real America's Voice is bringing you breaking results, live reports and unfiltered truth all night long. Get comfortable and join the conversation. The road forward 2025 on America's Voice starts right now. Okay, welcome. Election night 2025. It is Tuesday for November in the year of our Lord 2025. A lot is going on and none of it is good so far. I want to thank the Studio 6B team that took us from 7 to 9 o'. Clock. We'll be checking back in with them later at the America first warehouse in out on Long Island. Of course, the polls I think are closing right now in New York City. But we want to go to and I want to set the stage here. The race was called in New Jersey in 13 minutes. The race was called in the Commonwealth of Virginia in 19 minutes. Let's start in Virginia. At the Sears headquarters we've got Brit McHenry and Mark Serrano. Serrano, I'll start with you. What in the hell happened down there, sir? Well, Steve, the Republican, the governor's race in 2025, Virginia disaster for the Republicans has a name and it's Glenn Youngkin. Winston Sears lost this race by 11.4%. Think about that for a minute. Glenn Youngkin, who was an accidental governor in 2021 because he basically ran on the coattails of the Parents Right movement. He selected his hand picked successor by basically eliminating any real primary in the spring, picked Winston Sears, who by the way treated Donald Trump and the America first movement like a communicable disease and wouldn't embrace it, wouldn't reach out to it. And the results speak for themselves. An 11 point disaster. Whereas Jason Meyer is running for re election for Attorney general who received the endorsement of Donald Trump, bested her by 10 points. He won his race for attorney general, lost his race by only 1.4%. And frankly, I think Jay Jones won off the coattails of Abigail Spanberger. This is a disaster. And Glenn Youngkin was the general chairman of this campaign for winsome Sears. And let me just tell you looking ahead, this is not how you run a race. You embrace America First. You speak to low propensity voters and working class. And Winston Sears did none of that. No, it's even worse than that. In 2021, we were here on election night. This was John Fredericks came up the strategy months before and came here to the war room and convinced me to have the war room back. Because Youngkin was not, you know, as a private equity guy, he was not a Trump fan. They didn't want any involvement in Trump whatsoever. John Fredericks got on that bus and his theory of the case was if we can get near presidential level performances that Trump got in 2020, if we can get with like 80% of that and over perform in those areas for a governor's race that the governor, the governor's candidate can win. And that's exactly what happened. He won on the parents Rights movement up in Northern Virginia right there. It was kind of started and the over performance of the MAGA vote, okay. And then he never embraced it. This catastrophe in Virginia, we have to call it catastrophe. You could wipe because you had a great candidate like Mires who beat the governor's, the gubernatorial candidate by 10 points and still is going to lose by over one. They also, I think you're going to have a bigger pickup in the House of Delegates. The reason this is important and Britt McHenry are bringing in here is that the House of Delegates and Spanberger have already said they're going to go to a 10 to 1 map tonight. The midterms start at midnight. As soon as we get done with California. The midterms start tonight and you're seeing in the Commonwealth of Virginia and you're seeing in California where the Democrats are going to try to stack the deck to impeach President Trump. So don't think this doesn't have national implication. It has massive national implications. And Youngkin ought to be ashamed of himself for what happened here tonight. 19 minutes after the polls closed, Winston Cyr was designated the loser, Spanberger won and Sears didn't even come out. I don't know if she even gave a concession speech. Britt, how bad is it in the rest of the races in Virginia? Look, there's still a lot of tallying going on, but I think you hit the nail on the head with Democrats using this at midnight. They didn't have to. It could be 19 minutes after 07:00 Eastern Time and with the other states performances to really start their 2026 comeback. And we've talked about here how the federal government shutdown likely was a factor. If you give 35 days off two people, which the Democrats did on purpose for the ACA and quite frankly what we're seeing tonight, that gives time to people to vote to show up. Let me just give you a couple numbers here, Steve. I know you mentioned them. But Spamberger won 77% of early by mail votes. That's what we were talking about. 58 of early in person votes, 58% and 53% of the votes on election day. Now this is not atypical for Republicans. Mark, I'm sure you can see off on this. It's historically been possibly will change as the younger age group gets older. Right. With in person first mail in voting. But if the Democrat is winning by 53% on the day of in person voting, that tells you all you need to know and you're exactly right. Imagine if Abigail Spamberger had said anything in that debate about Jay Jones, which she should have because fantasizing about shooting children and your opponent should be a non factor and and he actually got a large turnout of female votes which is shocking. If she had said one thing, that's a 1% difference. Hang on for one second. Brit. Decision desk which is pretty good. They've called the races tonight and they're normally pretty conservative. Have just called the New York City race for man Donnie and that is at six minutes after polls close. Six minutes after polls close. Brit, has Winston Sears come out and addressed her crowd yet her audience has she conceded? Is she officially conceded? She has not. I was told about 30, 40 minutes ago that they were going to come out with a run of show, nodded that she was here, the room filled up. There's definitely a larger crowd. But it's all for a concession speech. And you just have to look at this nationally too for Virginia, New Jersey, Jersey, California and be a little concerned and also a little disappointed. Right Mark, at Republican candidates and the lack of campaigning that happened in Virginia. I'll say this, we live here. Spamberger's campaign was louder. What do you have to add to that? Well, and Winsome Sears, she is the most unrelatable candidates tonight for maga. Why would MAGA turn out for a candidate who was would not embrace Donald Trump who built the greatest coalition victory in 2024 in American history? Steve and a great irony here is Britt and I are standing in Loudoun County, Virginia, the ground zero for the parents rights movements and yet Winsome Sears, who put transgenderism and parents rights as her number one issue. She got destroyed in this county and dragged down down Jason Mayer as here as well. It's a tremendous irony. But let me just tell you building a coalition dyke Donald Trump did and like you and the posse did and the war room a year ago, that's the way to win elections not by holding Donald Trump at arm's length distance, like Winston Sears did. Because all those rural counties across Virginia that you know so well, we didn't get the turnout we needed by far. No, it's, it's, it's sicker than that. Youngkin used her as the attack dog against Trump. And that whole Desantis kind of madness in 21 and 22 when they thought Trump was going to be gone, she was the attack dog and then they put her up to this. You may not recover from this in the Republican Party, in the Commonwealth, Virginia, for a generation. That's how bad this is. It's awful. Guys, you stick around. We're going to come back to you. Let us know if she gives a concession speech. I would love to hear that one. Let's go to New Jersey, Mike. Crispy. Okay, Mike, it was 13 minutes. The race was called by decision decks 13 minutes after the polls closed. And I do believe that Cliff Maloney may be right. You may. I think a third of the vote in. It's already a million votes. You may get to 3 million votes tonight. What happened? Well, Steve, there was a record high turnout in the urban communities. This was the highest turnout in the urban communities and inner cities of New Jersey since 1997. The Democrats ran a turnout operation in the inner city that the Republicans clearly were not prepared for. And Republican strongholds, Ocean County, South Jersey. There seems to have been a suppression going on. You and I have talked about it. The fact that there was some of the Christie people that wanted this thing to go the Democrats way, they didn't like Cittarelli. There was a little bit of a turf war, civil war going on. So I think there was suppressed vote in South Jersey. Couldn't get the vote out there. And then obviously the most important factor here is that the consultants of Jack Cittarelli were never MAGA and never let him fully connect with President Trump. You know, Steve, President Trump had a rally in New Jersey that had 100,000 people at the Jersey Shore. I wanted him to come back for a rally. We didn't see him do that. He got the endorsement from Trump. Trump was posting on Truth Social about him and doing telerally. But I do believe there were elements in the campaign that were not wanting the president to come here. But the president did way better than any candidate on the Republican side of the modern era of New Jersey. That just proves that MAGA is the future in this state. Now, Crispy, we closed. You know, we're trying to make the case that New Jersey is the New Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania is the new Ohio. How do we close so much and they not. How do the consultants not reach out to President Trump's team and have President Trump as an integral part of this campaign? Sir, you know these consultants, I don't know how they stay in business. Steve, you have these people who have been running this party into the ground because they charge campaigns and candidates millions of dollars and what do they get for it? They, they get the strategy to avoid Trump. We gotta get these consultants out of the party. We need to have unabashed MAGA for the future going forward. President Trump made an 11 point gain in the state. It's such a shame to see it squandered. And I'm telling you, if anybody wants to win in the future, it's from Virginia here to New Jersey. You gotta get these bad, rotten consultants out of the game. Trump coming back to New Jersey. I was on the ground all year long campaigning in this race to try to get a Republican elected after President Trump endorsed Jack. They all wanted Trump to come back here. They all wanted him to repeat the magic. We would have seen, I think, higher turnout in those South Jersey rural areas if Trump came back. Trump got 2 million votes here. Jack is not going to get anywhere close to 2 million votes that Trump got just a year ago in 2024. Unbelievable. Mike, you hang around too. We're going to come back there, particularly if Jack comes up to the microphone. I've got, let's go to. We have John Solomon. John Solomon at the Real America's Voice news desk, anchor desk in Washington D.C. okay. Hey, John Solomon, so far, give me poor Jason in the Commonwealth of Virginia, the brother runs 10 points ahead of the governor turret, the head of the ticket, and he's still, he's still going to lose. Put it in perspective so far, Solomon, before we go to Richard Barris, then we're going to go to New York. Well, first let's keep in mind these are all blue areas. And if Republicans are going to win in blue areas, they had to take the lessons of 2020 and apply them to these states at this moment, and they did none of that. I started warning about this in April after the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, because all the things that Donald Trump and the Republicans did in 2024, they weren't doing in 2025. They didn't get out the early vote like the operation that Lee Zeldin did with AFW and Bernie Marcus's money and got 3 million people who hadn't voted in a decade out early in the Bank. They didn't do that. And until you change the laws, you got to win the early vote. The Democrats swamped that. The Democrats got their day of vote out in urban areas like Newark. And we did it. That's one of the rules that we failed. The second rule we failed is you don't run from maga. And both of our major. Both of the Republican nominees for governor ran from Donald Trump. They tried to hide their alliances with Donald Trump. The one guy tonight who leaned into Donald Trump and maga, Jason Myers, outperforms everybody else on the tickets. What does that tell you? You don't run from the thing that got you there, that built the base of the movement, that energized the party. If Donald Trump had come into New Jersey the last month, he would have beaten down Mikey Sherrill on her, on her earlier cheating scandal with the Navy. He would have beaten her down on so many of the other issues. Abigail Spamberger wouldn't have had the cakewalk because we would have been talking every day about the Saudi complex where she worked right after 911 with a group of people that were aligned with terrorists. The candidates didn't bang it. The third failure that the Republicans made, they didn't learn they had a really bad candidate, particularly in Virginia. Nobody thought Winston Sears could win, but we did. Next woman up instead of the best candidate. Jason Mars would have performed way better at the top of the ticket. Instead, we pinched him to hold down, pigeonholed him down into the Attorney General's race. And then I think the final thing is that Donald Trump won because the MAGA agenda spoke to people whose problems were at the dinner table on the budget, making ends meet, and they completely forgot about that. We've talked about everything. We want to talk about Nick Fuentes, we want to talk about peace in Israel. But you know what? That doesn't buy the next dinner at the table. It doesn't make you make ends between paychecks. Republicans abandoned economic populism. And you and I have talked about this since April. You could see this disaster happening. And tonight we had it. Now, these were blue states. They were going to stay blue unless the Republicans played a better playbook. They went back to the stupid playbooks of the of the last decade, and that's why they lost tonight. It's not hard to figure this out, but in 2026, we just made it harder for Republicans to win because they'll be redistricting things. Only the Justice Department can maybe block some of this redistricting with a win at The Supreme Court in the Louisiana case. But Republicans have to wake up tomorrow morning and say we got to go back to the strategy of 2024. We won with that and we fell asleep on it this year. We didn't do any of the things that got us the win in 24. That's the lesson of tonight. It's not any more complex than that. Make America healthy again. The MAGA movement, merge them together, they get out the ballot chasing. Tyler Boehler just put out a great tweet about that. Cernovich. It's the basics. We know how to do this. I want to talk about the national implications. Virginia's, the House is already meeting Spamberger. They're going to go 10 to 1 because now, just like us, it's a maximalist strategy. I get it. But now Wes Moore just came on tv. He's convening the Maryland, I think, assembly tomorrow to put a commission together. They're going to go. They're on a roll now and they're seeing 2026 as their shot to impeach Donald Trump. Am I wrong in that? Is that, sir? Oh, no, that's definitely the play. Listen, we drew the first blood and we didn't have a plan after we drew Texas, which, by the way, Texas was kind of required by the court. So it was a legitimate redistricting argument. But the Democrats are going to squeeze this out. Here, I think, is the big key. I think the 2026 election map will be made on the decisions or lack of decisions that Harmeet Dillamy, she is the chief of the Civil Rights Division and the chief enforcement officer for election law. If she makes the proper arguments in these states where they're doing gerrymandering in retaliation rather than to make sure there's appropriate apportionment representation of people, she can win in the courts if she can strike at that. There's a difference between Texas and California. California ballot says what they're doing. They're retributing against Texas. That's not representing the interests of the people of California. That's taking care of a political beast. She has the ability to show that Texas did, did it because courts required it. If she can win and if the solicitor general can win that Louisiana case, they will have an upper hand to sue and block some of these reapportionments in the court and tie it down in 26, delay it into 27. That's the best play that the Trump administration has on that. In the meantime, they got to get out the vote. There was no get out the vote. I live in Prince William County, Virginia. It is the most sought after blue purplish county and it's the second largest county. I didn't have a single Republican canvasser come to my house. I had about 13 Democrats. What does that tell you? We didn't do the basics like you know how to do and I know how to do. They just didn't do it. Yep. John, I want you to hang on for a second. We'll go to Richard Barris because they've called the race. Decision desk has already called the race six minutes into the count in New York City. I know you've got a lot of thoughts about that. Richard Barris put it in perspective. You've been with us every election night since we started doing this back in 2018. Talk to us about your thoughts so far this evening. And I'm listening to you and John talk and I'm thinking back to election 2024. We knew it was over before anyone called. It was over. We were sitting there, we were talking about the coalition and I said then and we all discussed it. The number one job for the Republican Party was to convince these voters that they are like Donald Trump and that they will follow Trump's lead. Not to convince the voter that they're just going to go back to business as usual. And we're going to make Donald Trump's admin in his agenda more like the Republican Party. The Republican Party is filled with losers. They were dead until Donald Trump came along and resurrected them like Lazarus. It was over. They're nothing. They don't have a base. I can't be anymore. Look, I've been screaming for months about this. And then you got clapping seals on one side, you got consultants making millions of dollars on the other side. And I'm telling you, Steve Job, John, just said something. Five points behind Glenn Youngkin in in your county, John Solomon, five points behind Mayor S. Rand. And that was still remarkable considering how bad the candidate was at the top of the ticket. I've been saying this now for months. I don't care what's going on in Ukraine. I don't care what's going on in Venezuela. I don't care about any of this. These voters were in Virginia dramatically impacted by the shutdown. They the MAGA agenda that these people voted for all over the country was designed to make their lives better. Pivot back to the people who voted for you and make their lives better and maybe you can salvage this before it's too late. That's It, I mean, this is a, tonight, the House of Delegates is going to be a super majority Democratic House of Delegates by the end of tonight. Give us, give it, give us that right now. The House delegates is going to be what it'll be a super majority if this keeps up. Bobby Oryx about to lose an HD 66, which is unbelievable. H71 is already gone. I mean, this is horrible. And people are out there like, you know, these were blue states, New Jersey now, as far as I know, I'm the only pollster who's been pulling magus since you guys were running it back in 16 and doing something very special. And we also keep these databases of these voters that you guys appeal to. First time voters, 56 years old, you know, I mean, it's really remarkable. And we're looking at Pennsylvania back then, and it looked a lot like New Jersey after Trump was done with it in 2024. It didn't have to be this blue. All right. This idea like, oh, you know, we were underdogs to begin with. That is a cop out. That is loser speak. End of story. This coalition could have changed the map like the Roosevelt Coalition for 30 years. But people want to cling to this old style of fake conservatism which doesn't conserve anything anyway. What are you conserving? You've been slowly managing the decline country for decades. What's left to conserve? Donald Trump and Mag is about restoration because you already destroyed it. People are hurting out there. They can't pay their bills. They come out of college thinking they did the right thing with enormous amounts, enormous amounts of debt. A socialist was just elected in New York City not because, you know, the colleges did this and the colleges. I'm so sick. These are all excuses. People were hurting. Cuomo would have beaten him in the primary if these people felt like somebody was addressing their concerns. Right? And Donald Trump was it for a lot of these people. I mean, that's what it comes down to, that he was it. And, and, and Republicans needed to come to grips with this. We're 10 years into this movement, Steve, and there still are a ton of people who don't understand it's about Trump. And it's first Barris, you got to bounce. But I'm going to get you back before the top of the hour because I'm a go to, I'm a go to New York City. I'm going to get an early Joel Pollock out in California. You will come back to you. John Solomon's at our anchor desk in the DC Studio I now want to go to got David Zier. So David Zier, six minutes into a decision desk, which has got a pretty good track record. Caller from Mondami. Where do we, where do we stand on all this thing? Well, right now you're looking at almost 50% from Mamdani with 52% of the vote in here. Cuomo is 41.5 and the SLIWA threshold is 8.1 right now. So Sliwa almost making up the difference for Cuomo to catch up here. But it was really interesting. Mamdani did so well in Brooklyn, up 25 points in Brooklyn and up 12 in the Bronx. Astoria, Greenpoint, Clinton Hill, Harlem, Crown Heights. But hang on, but hang on, hang on a second. But here's how he's done it. He kind of took the Trump playbook to the, the Working Family Party in the dsa. Have a monster, have a beast of a ground game. They've got thousands of people canvassing every day. They're bringing every potential. This is why in Brooklyn, you're seeing these. In these other sectors of New York City, you're seeing these kind of numbers because Cuomo had all the money in the primary, had 40 million bucks. This kid had nothing. It's about putting it together in the Working Family Party and DSA are essentially Marxist entities, okay? But they've got ground game, just like the Bolsheviks know about ground game. These guys got it. They went and knocked on doors. They didn't rely on TV ads. And that's what you're seeing tonight in the establishment in New York City. Forget the Republican stuff. Republican Party's irrelevant. But the business establishment, the financial community establishment kept, kept this dream going on that Eric Adams and Sleever were going to drop out and give Cuomo a shot. It didn't materialize. In fact, Mandami is going to claim a mandate because he's going to break 50%, is he not, sir? It looks that way. And if you take the early voting, it gradually got younger as the week went on. Little Bangladesh up in Washington Heights. And if you look at Astoria, and if you at, look, look at the Upper east side, Upper west side, all leading the pack in early voting. 80 to 100,000 volunteers from Mamdani. They may have knocked on 200,000 doors this past weekend with their crew. His social media presence are so well done. TikTok Instagram about 6 million followers. Just between the two. Sliwa Okuomo didn't hold a candle to that. And I maintain that Coral probably didn't campaign hard Enough Sleeper accused him of out hanging, hanging out in the Hamptons. But it doesn't maybe make a difference at this point. Maybe Cuomo did too little too late. And that big pack money that originally went to Adams, I think a lot of it went over to Cuomo. But you need boots on the ground. Nobody had it like Mamdani. And it's just the fact the dsa, the young kids I interviewed three students at Pace University, these girls, they don't understand economics. They're from McMansions in the suburbs. And they're all whining that they want free apartments in New York City or to be able to afford here. But I get their angst and I get their pain because I have kids who live in New York city too, paying $5,000 a month for rent. It's very difficult. But they don't understand the dynamics what got us here. But they see Mandani, he's young, he's attractive, he can play soccer. He wants free tickets to FIFA to the general public. You know that, a FIFA thing next week, the World cup next year. And you know, he's very popular. And that's the appeal with these DSA candidates, the young Turks. This is what's going on here. And they've got mass appeal. And I don't know if it's a tidal wave or not, but it is here in Manhattan tonight. No, if you're not going to, if you're not going to confront this early on and they should have confronted his naturalization, the whole citizen part of this, gotten into his dark money. The media is not going to do it for you. You got to do the tough work. If you're going to beat a guy like this, you got. He's using unconventional methods. You got to use unconventional methods. And you have to out the fact that by the way, embassy is reporting that I think 60% of the Jewish, young, Jewish vote under 35 is going to vote for Mandami. This is a guy that's a Marxist, a neo Marxist and a jihadist. David. Hang on right there. John Solomon. In all your wisdom, brother. New York City, the global financial capital of the world, is now in the hands of, of a Marxist jihadist. Sir, 24 years after you covered nine, 11. Yeah, ma'. Am, it's what they have were trained to do. What Mondamini is inheriting is a 20 year, 25 year plan by the Soros and other leftists in the Democratic Party to change the minds of our young children, to make Palestinians romanticize despite their terrorism, to make Americans and our great history and our great courage look like a moral evil. And they set the stage for these young people to actually be programmed to vote this way for a long time to come. Donald Trump interrupted that in 2024. And you know, what Mandani did is exactly what Trump did. He went to the forgotten person, he said, I want your vote in 24. We didn't do that in 25. The conservatives and Republicans did not do that. And that's why they got swamped tonight. It's very simple. Republicans can come back for this just as quickly as they can fall apart from this. You got to go back to what makes people win elections. That is talking to people. Forget the ads, forget the silly consultants. Donald Trump didn't need any consultants to win in 16 or 24. He did it by talking to the people that decide elections, often the ones we forget to talk to now. We talked to them here on this network. We knew the frustrations that people had that the Republicans hadn't delivered since Trump came and Trump delivered, but the rest of the Republican Party didn't. We knew that because we're talking to them every day. But I'm not sure the consultants and the rhinos and the traditional base of the party knew that this frustration existed. They don't know what their children were programmed to vote like for the next 10 or 20 years. And so they didn't combat it. And you're going to take this extraordinary city that gave the entire world a belief in free markets, in capitalism, in innovation, in the American innovation cycle, and you're going to turn it into something that probably looks like a Soviet republic, and that is going to be shocking to the world. But it's an opportunity for Texas. Dallas could be the new financial capital of the world. Tennessee and Nashville could be the new Hollywood. Will people go do that? Yeah. Miami. Yeah, Go fix it there. We can do this. We just aren't executing beyond Donald Trump downstream from Donald Trump. The execution is beyond weak. Now, as you said at the beginning, and bears said, and these are, I mean, you don't get darker blue than New York City. New Jersey has always been, has always been, been a blue state. President Trump started to bring it back. Right. With a Herculean effort. The Commonwealth of Virginia used to be studied. You know, we had this one off with Youngkin when MAGA came together and actually got it done. We overperformed the 2020 or came closer performing the 2020 election. And. And of course, we're going to go to California here in a moment. That's another disaster for the Republican Party. What does it tell us about the Democrats strategy? They've got kind of a stronghold in Washington D.C. i mean, my beloved Commonwealth of Virginia is essentially Washington D.C. down to Fredericksburg. I mean, all Northern Virginia, this is massive. I think six of the seven richest counties in the country surround Washington D.C. and three of those, the big counties in Northern Virginia, New Jersey, obviously the inner cities turned out today. New York City's. New York City and California, I'm hearing that we may lose the California, the California Proposition 50, which I think is a total illegal scam by 20 points. So your thoughts on how do we combat. You've got Trump and of course he wasn't. You know, Mike Crispie tells us the consultants in New Jersey didn't want Trump anywhere around. He just had 100,000 people there to rally, you know, the summer before when he's running himself. So what are your thoughts about how do we engage with Trump? How do we get President Trump and get him into these blue areas where he's proven that he's got a track record in the past. Listen, the base of the Democratic Party is now the government dependent base. It isn't just welfare. It's the professors who get all those research grants and ridiculous amounts of money from NIH and other places to study things that are never going to make our life better. It's all the federal workers that keep growing on Republican administrations. And if you wanted to clear out Northern Virginia and make Virginia red again, get rid of the damn federal workforce that you bloated since George W. Bush created the concocted Homeland Security Department, which is the most unconservative department in American history. So you look at what the Republican Party did. They allowed the Democrats to create a self government funded base of the party, the nonprofit world, the welfare state, the educated state, which we give tons of money to now and make them all Democratic voters and then the federal bureaucracy. Shrink the government, you'll shrink the base. Because when they don't have money, they ain't going to have time to go out and vote. It is so simple. But Donald Trump hasn't really. Listen, I'll call the President on this one. He really hasn't shrunk the government. It's still the same size as we took over. Yeah, great. We do a couple billion dollars here and there. The workforce is the same size and it's going to be the same size unless someone grows a pear and starts cutting it. And you got to start cutting those university grants. Stop listening to the Congressman who whine and say those are my constituents, say no, these are the American taxpayers dollars. That's what you got to do. We're not doing it. The conservative movement is not doing it. They talk a great game. They execute far less. Let Trump be Trump. John Solomon at our anchor desk in Washington, D.C. why don't you hang on for. Well, here's what we're going to do. We're taking a short commercial break. We're going back. We're going to go to New York City again and California to see how it's playing out. The polls in California, I think close in 30 minutes. Joel Pollack's going to join us. Go back to David's ear. Short commercial break here on Real America's Voice, election night coverage. Election night 2025. Back in a moment. And in New Jersey, John Solomon has joined us. Richard Ferris, I want to go now to California. Joel Pollack joins us. Joel, you've got a good a sense of California as anybody in politics. I'm hearing rumblings, sir, that this could be quite a blowout on Prop 50 and be the springboard not just for winning the House of Representatives because we now know Virginia taking the lead of saying they're going to go to a ten to one map. Wes Moore has already been on MSNBC saying he's calling together a commission to pick up at least a seat in Maryland that's going to be a springboard for Gavin Newsom's 2028 run and the impeachment of President Trump in 26. Your thoughts, sir? Well, this was definitely Gavin Newsom's play for 2028. And of course, he also wants to be seen as helpful to Democrats in 2026. The Republican delegation in California is now at nine seats. It could go down to four seats as a result of this new map. A couple of the seats in the Central Valley will still be competitive. But Newsom is staking his claim to be the leader of the party, the man who put the party in a position to take the House and to stop the Trump presidency. Now, if you ask Newsom directly whether he wants to impeach the president, he'll say, oh, no, no, no, we just want oversight of the president, but we know it's not going to stop there. This is definitely an attempt to end the Trump presidency early by impeaching him. Of course, the Senate won't convict, but you never know what might happen. They're just going to try to stop everything Trump is doing. In large part, that's what this shutdown is about Donald Trump and his cabinet members were going through every department and getting rid of DEI and putting pro America, pro growth policies in place and doing so at an incredibly rapid rate. And that's part of the reason the shutdown happened. It was the only way Democrats could put the brakes on the reforms that Trump was making. And so this is Newsom's attempt to do that starting in January 2027, and he is looking toward 2028, and this is what he's doing now. The reason it's succeeding in California is that Newsom is able to frame this issue, the redistricting in California, as an attempt to stop Trump. It really is an attempt to disenfranchise California voters because it's taking away the votes and giving all the power to the politicians to choose their voters, rather than the voters choosing who represents them. This reverses the referendum voters passed in 2008 to create an independent redistricting commission. Democrats figured out how to game that one as well. There was a whole article back in 2011 in ProPublica about how Democrats had gamed the supposedly independent commission by having lobbyists and activists pose as residents of communities, saying the lines should be here or there. So Republicans lost seats even when they created this independent commission. But now that's not even good enough for Democrats. And they're just going to all in for gerrymandering, even though it hurts California. And they're saying they're defending democracy, but it's kind of funny to defend democracy by eliminating the ability of the opposition to compete fairly. So that's going to be the result in California. And it's all about a play for the control of the House, stopping the Trump presidency and Gavin Newsom's personal ambitions. Hang on a second, Joel. What percentage of. I keep saying there's more MAGA voters in California than almost Texas and Florida combined. There's a massive amount of MAGA voters out there. And that's why I think Trump should have been engaged in this thing, Schwarzenegger and then Charlie Munger's, I think, son, the physicist. This. In fact, Schwarzenegger could say his legacy was to get this commission going. California votes like it's 42%, 43% Republican, roughly like 42% overall. And now you're going from 43 congressional districts and nine Republican and 43 Democrat, nine down to 48 and four. Did the argument for kind of good government or some sort of fairness, did it ever get any traction? Or was Newsom's just pure power politics? Because this is smash mouth we don't care. 42 or 43% of the people are Republicans. We're going to take, you know, basically 90% of the 90% of the house seats and then lead to a potential take the House, install a speaker and go after Trump, stop the Trump revolution in its tracks and maybe also as a benefit, impeach the president. You're right, he won't be removed by the Senate, but at least impeach him again for the third time. Did the good government aspect of Schwarzenegger and these guys, did it ever get any real traction? You know, good government in California, when Republicans try to introduce it is like Lucy and Charlie Brown with the football, you know, because the Democrats just take whatever Republicans do to improve the quality of government and they turn it into a partisan exercise to benefit themselves and their party and keep themselves in power. That's just how it's run in California. And you're right, it's total smash mouth. By the way, don't believe any Democrat who tells you that this redistricting idea, that this map is a reaction to Texas. First of all, they passed this map before Texas had passed its map. But second of all, you don't just come up with a map like this on the fly. They had worked on this for months, maybe years, because you need to know where your voters are. You need to have the demographic data, you need to have the experts weigh in. You can't do that in three or four weeks. This was a project over the long term and they used the Texas redistricting as an excuse to do it. It is their effort to get rid of what remains of the Republican delegation. You're right. It's going to about 10%, actually less than 10% of the total vote. Republicans again, around 40% of voters, but less than 10% of the seats. And it's a travesty, really, because you can understand that in smaller states where you might only have one or two members of Congress, you might see Republicans shut out. If Democrats win both seats, you'd kind of understand that with 1, 2, 3 seats, but with 52 seats to have Republicans completely shut out, it's really abominable. And it takes our country further in the direction of division and conflict, frankly. I mean, not thankfully violent conflict, but it is getting to the point where we are splitting into two Americas. And the crazy thing about it is the courts might not be able to do anything about it. There are going to be court challenges to this on a variety of different grounds, but the Supreme Court may not be able to intervene in states determining their own method of districting or redistricting. And Kevin Kiley, a Republican who's likely to lose his seat in California, one of the smarter Republicans out there, he's got a bill in Congress that would prevent mid decade redistricting. And Gavin Newsom just laughed at him and said, oh, well, you're just passing that bill because you want to save your own seat. Well, that's probably true, but it would also make the system more fair. It would be a good government system. Newsom just laughs at that. He's going for the presidency in 2028. Two things, two things. Number one, if the president, you know California very well, you're also a great lawyer. If the president called you tonight and said, joel, what do I do here by getting Harmeet Dhillon and the Justice Department on top of this, what's your recommendation to the president? Well, I think you've got to make an urgent appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States because you could make the argument. And in fact, Harmony Dillon's old law firm in California did make the argument that what Newsom did violated the California Constitution and probably also the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment. And I'll explain how very briefly. Voters passed a referendum in 2008 to take the power away from politicians and put it in the hands of this independent redistricting commission, which was supposed to represent the people directly. What the politicians did in passing this map through the legislature before the voters had reversed the independent commission, that meant that they were effectively usurping the powers of the commission unconstitutionally and unlawfully. Now they'll say, well, we won by a blowout margin. We passed Proposition 50. The voters clearly want this, so who cares if we did it unlawfully? The voters have spoken. And a court might have sympathy for that, might not want to intervene. Maybe the Supreme Court would decline to hear the case because Proposition 50 wins. But the fact is, the reason voters acted as they did in 2008 was to stop the elected politicians from running the redistricting maps. And what the elected politicians did was say, you know what, we're just going to take the power anyway. There's nothing you can do about it. And in a highly partisan environment, we're just going to reintroduce partisan gerrymandering. The other element they could do is say, well, there's a provision in this referendum, Proposition 50, that says we're just suspending the independent redistricting commission. We're not getting rid of it, we're just suspending it. That's what they say. They say we're not against independent redistricting. We're just putting it off for six years. It's temporary. It's temporary. And hey, I don't know that there's a game. Hey, game. Game respects game respects game. I love that one. Real quickly, Joe, we got to go to break a couple things. Do you agree, Joel Pollack, that tonight at midnight, the midterms start? The midterm race for 2026 starts after we hear from California. Well, I think the 2028 presidential race has started because if you look at what Newsom is doing and you look at J.B. pritzker in Illinois right now, it's a race to the bottom to see who can be more insulting to President Trump, who can attack him more. And Newsom right now takes the edge because not only is he going on social media and behaving like a jerk, but he's actually delivering results for the party, not for the state. But Newsom's gamble is that what Democrat primary voters want in 2028 is a fighter. They don't care whether you have a record of achievement. And of course, Newsom doesn't have a record of achievement. He has a record of underachievement. You know, after eight years, where's the high speed rail? Where are the dams? Where are the reservoirs? Where are the electric vehicles he promised? You know, there's none of that. He doesn't do anything. All he does is troll Republicans. But he's taken the lead now as the master troll. So tonight, the 2028 Democratic presidential primary begins. Okay, you nailed it, too. And he's going to show people, hey, I'm the one that stopped Trump and I'm the one that's going to lead to his impeachment. Joe Pollack, talk to me about, can we talk about the California Post for a second before we go to break? Yes, sir. So it's my favorite tabloid in New York. What are we going to do? We going tabloid in California? Yes, we are. We're going tabloid in California and starting the new California Post early next year, building out the team right now. And they came to me. You know, I was very happy at Breitbart and they gave me a lot of freedom and I was doing some great coverage. I was on the ground in Israel. In fact, I'm going back there next week. I'm going to go into some very dangerous places and write about what's happening with the cease fire. But California is very important, not just politically for the nation. But you know, my neighborhood was burnt down in the Palisades fire. My house survived, but I've got to repair it. And the neighborhood, the community was basically displaced, destroyed. And that happened because of a series of government failures. It wasn't just a natural disaster. And report after report is coming out now this week about how the firefighters weren't in position. And when they got into position, they were called off. They were told not to finish putting out the fire. The police weren't there. Joel. Hang on. But everywhere around the country, in fact, people around the world are asking me how, in a place that you had the disaster like the Palisades and the Palisades fire, did you possibly have the Democrats come back and looks like in this proposition tonight are going to have a blowout when they made Trump the issue and the Republican Party ran away from Trump and wouldn't even lay in the state to run. How do we have a party do all their coastal commissions and all their decisions basically manifested in the Palisades fire and then screwed all the progressives up in the Palisades, what they've done for the redevelopment since then. And a couple of months later, six months later, we're gonna have a blowout win of a guy like Gavin Newsom, who I would argue is the guy may be principally responsible for this. Sir. Well, you know, Pacific Palisades is a conservative community. By that I mean only 75% voted for Kamala Harris in the last election. But on a more serious note, two thirds did vote for Rick Caruso in the last mayoral election, and only one third voted for Karen Bass. So it's more moderate on the Democratic side in Pacific Palisades. The problem in California is that you don't realize what's going on in the state until something bad happens to you. But it happens bit by bit, piece by piece. There really isn't a statewide voice that reflects what's really going on. We have these big local media markets, but there's nothing between those local media markets and. And the national media market. So Newsom is able to make a statewide issue all about President Donald Trump, Democrats, Republicans on the national level, while he's disenfranchising California voters and reducing their voice. And that's why the California Post exists, is to create a new impression, a new mirror to hold up to the state. And it's very exciting to be part of it. Well, you were there with Andrew when we started Breitbart News, the new site, and you were the first. You were our senior editor after Andrew died, to take it so you know how to build organizations. It's going to be great. So happy for you and look forward to following you closely at the California Post. Thank you. By the way, what's your Twitter feed so people can follow you on your travels? It's Oelpolik. J O E L P O L L A K Joel, thank you very much for joining us tonight from California. We're going to those polls are going to close momentarily. Here's what we're going to do. We're going to take a short commercial break. We're going to return. We're going to New York City. We're going to Texas. We're going back to John Solomon. We got a lot going on here, a lot more. We got Texas, California. Next up here at Real America's Voice, the War Room on election night coverage 20, 25. Okay. Now here we are back with election coverage. I got my wingman, I got Solomon in D.C. i got Dave Brat. Dave Bratt. Give me a couple of pearls of wisdom before we throw it to Texas. Yeah, well, you and Solomon were getting at something particular to Virginia. D.C. swamp the seven richest counties. But even a little deeper than that with the uniparty logic, right. You know, the governor, The Republican lost 7 points worse than Trump performed in 24. So there's a outperformance problem. But the real thing is the unit party, right? Youngkin, you know, got all the check writers. Go check on those check writers from the big energy companies, hint, hint, the lawyers, the major check writers that supported Youngkin and see if they supported Sears. And you probably find no. And then Spanberger is no threat to that, right? She keeps the swamp in full tilt. And so all the money's there. And what the voters don't get, what Trump put through, right. Trump won African American, Hispanic, blue collar workers because he went out and talked to everybody and went over the heads of everybody. But what people don't get now is the Republican Party is not the party. The old country club reversion club, right? The swamp in Virginia thinks, okay, we lose someone like Brad, he goes away and next time we'll win a Democrat. No, no, no. It's all different in Virginia now. The structure of Virginia is totally corrupted. I can't think of a sector Republicans can go after, right? I mean, you got the Second Amendment folks, police, firemen, et cetera. But the Fortune 500 CEOs for example, are 75% Democrat. Now the CEO and we haven't made that case. Trump makes that case in a clever way. That's just all American. And then the Magnificent Seven, right, The trillionaire class, except for Elon, all. All of the trillionaire class is on the left now and dumping money. And we need to break it up like Solomon said. I'm not sure young Gunner did anything to break up all the tentacles to the unit party and the money. And Virginia is really susceptible to the unit party like no other state. That is the unique reason. Right. If you look at the northern counties and even down to Fredericksburg, Spanbergers went in by 45%. All of them. And then if you look at the rurals, any of the rurals around western Richmond or whatever, Winsome Sears wins by 50%. But they're all small. And so all the money is now, you know, on the left. And we need to make that point and we need to blow it up in about two more years or it's structurally built into cake. And the unit party candidates very well choose the Republicans. I think, you know, the Paul Ryan types, they don't bust up any of the swamp. Brad, if you talk this well, when you ran against Spamberger and she kicked your ass, she wouldn't have been a governor tonight. Just kidding, sir. God. Okay, just chill. Come back to you. You're great. You're great. Just hang on. We, Dave Brat, we owe Spramberg. As rise to power came on, Dave Brat's back in. Paul Ryan gave her the ladder stick right there. Let's go to Texas. We got Grant Stitchfield and I think Glenn Story. Give us some good news in Texas, boys. What's happening? Well, I'll tell you what, Steve, it's always good to see you. And I am with the Patriot Mobile boys and of course, of course, gals. Jenny Story, coo, Glenn Story, Scott, chief of marketing officer here. Lot of good news. We got a very conservative candidate who looks like it's going to go into a runoff for a state senate seat. But I think, Steve, the bigger story is what Patriot Mobile is doing specifically in Texas to save Texas with conservative candidates. Because, Glenn, I'll ask you, you. If we don't save Texas, this country's lost. Without this state, that's absolutely gone. And I mean, that's really our focus today, is saving the state of Texas. Because without our electoral votes, it doesn't matter what happens in Arizona and other places. So we're just. We're fighting as a company. You know, one of the scary things, Scott, is we only had, I think it's like 8% turnout right now. That's a problem. And we're known as, as a state that we should be turning people out. That is a problem. And right here in Texas, we do have a problem. And if people don't get out and vote, it's going to be an even bigger problem. We need to, we need to wake up. Like, right now, people need to look at this and say, hey, what's at stake right now? We got, we got a lot going on. We got some midterms coming up next year. If people don't wake up, we're going to be right back in the mess that we were in a few years back. We got work to do. You know, we got to be prepared for the post Trump country. And everyone is basically resting on the laurels of Trump and they're saying we don't have to get off our couch. But if we got to think about what happens in the post Trump country. And that's why Steve came to Texas, because he realizes how important it is to keep this state red, even though it's kind of purple. You know, you guys told me Steve came out here and he's literally like a few miles down the road from me. I didn't get a call from, from Steve here in Texas. But Steve, I think, you know, when it comes to Patriot Mobile, this is what this company is about. You know, their big sponsors of helping us put this broadcast on air tonight. And they are committed, I know you know, these folks individually, and I don't know of a company more committed to saving America. Steve. Well, Grant, here's the thing that concerned me when I went out was trying to be under the radar just to get a feel for things Texas. And you know, Trump won by 14, Ted Cruz, he pulled Ted Cruz up by 11 and 24. Tarrant county, as you know, is, I think, one of the most important counties in the country. I was shocked at how, how moderate to liberal the Republican establishment is down there in the, in the, in the Texas House and the Senate. And quite frankly, with all these other issues going on, particularly the encroachment now of this new, obviously focus of it looks like, if not the Muslim Brotherhood, then aspects of Islam coming to Texas, I mean, we've got a fight on our hands. That's why tonight is so important. Texas may be the one place in these amendments, in a couple of these Senate seats that we get some good news, because the rest of the country right now is going to look like a bloodbath, sir. Steve, I'll tell you, I think the rest of the country needs to learn from Texas's mistakes. On exactly what you brought up. The Texas legislature is run by Democrats and Republicans have a virtual super majority. And yet you've got moderate Republicans working with Democrats to steal control of the state legislature. And you know, before I throw it back to you, Glenn, I'll ask you, how does Patriot Mobile help to stop that? You're talking about conservative candidates. We needed a state legislature level here in Tulsa. Well, well, look, we start with telling the truth. That's why we like to talk to the guys at the war room because they, the war room posse, they want to hear the truth. And we like to tell the truth because, look, if we can't elect folks at the local level that are qualified, that really want to save our country and save our state if they don't put God first in country and state, look, that's the biggest thing that I think we. And that's why we're here, here at Lee Wams gun senatorial race. And she's about as conservative as it gets. She will be a real fighter in, in the Texas Senate. And I guess, Jenny, let me just ask you before I let you guys go, because I know you guys are going out tomorrow for some award ceremonies. It's not just Texas. I know you guys are based here, but you're putting this kind of effort in the states across the country. Oh, absolutely. It's through the causes that we support. Oh, it's through the causes that we support that we actually are helping other conservative candidates. We were just at the national association of Christian Lawmakers and a lot of those folks are the guys that are putting the Ten Commandments bills in place or laws that we then go and we backfill those posters and get them into the schools. So it's really a lot of these organizations that we support and the collaborative efforts that really help the nation and the national candidates. I just observed. So grateful for all of your commitment, your company's commitment to America, to Texas, to real America's voice and everybody else out there. So patriotmobile.com Rav, make sure you get a Patriot mobile phone. Thank you guys. We appreciate you coming on. Absolutely. So, Steve, I think there is good news from Texas. You got Lee Wambsgans who looks like she's going to go into a runoff. That's a good thing. She'll get there. She'll win that. This is a pretty conservative district and then we move forward. I don't think Democrats are in a position yet to take Texas, but you take the eye off the ball in this state, you know, as we've seen you can lose anything in an instant. And, and we're not taking our eye off it here. Steve Grant, you hang on. What I'm going to do is I'm going to short commercial break we're going to go to to New York and maybe California. I want to come back to you. We'll find out about Lee and make sure that things locked in. Also, Brian Harrison is going to talk to us about some of the other races. Grant Stinchfield in Texas at Lee Wamsgun's headquarters. We got some good news maybe coming out of Texas. Short commercial break we're going to go back to New York to the America First Warehouse. We're going to hear from some of the folks that are going to have to live with a neo Marxist jihadist as the mayor of New York City unless we get to work and make sure that we check his citizenship. Short commercial break Back in a moment. Welcome back. It's election night 2025. You're here in the war room, Real America's Voice. Continuing coverage of Election Night. We're going to go to Damon in Studio 6 at the America First Warehouse. Brother. It was just announced that Alvin Bragg has now won another term with 74% of the vote to continue on as the prosecutor, the DA In Manhattan. Damon, give me your overall assessment of what you guys are feeling tonight, knowing that a neo Marxist jihadist is going to be the mayor of the greatest city on earth. Sir. Yeah, well, we're all, we're all ready to fast for Ramadan here, Steve. That looks like what it's going to be. So I don't know, there's a lot of questions tonight, obviously on New York City. But Steve, one of the things, you know, you said Trump's the greatest political asset in political history and he's going unused. And I think that's one of the questions again tonight. Is there a viable Republican Party or is it just a Trump party? You know, is tonight another reminder of that? The Democrats know one thing they know, if they cover up their radicals, they can take a bad economy and they can run on it and they can win. And I'll tell you the other thing that stands out to me, Steve, tonight is you look at Mark Robinson in North Carolina, what he said, sexist racial things online voters rejected him by 15, 16 points in that race. J. Jones fantasized about murdering Republicans and their kids and he won. So I don't know what else you need to know that these people are the enemy. But that is what I take out of this so far tonight, no, it's pretty, it's pretty dramatic. And I got to tell you, you mentioned about Trump, the party and the Republican Party, while you're still letting these Republican Party people and these consultants make decisions. I happen to believe that if we'd run the same strategy as in 2021 and President Trump had gotten very involved, you would have seen a much different outcome. Particularly you're having a bloodbath now in the House of Delegates in Virginia. And this is going to come back on a national level because Spanberger and these radical Democrats are going to try to go to a 10:1 redistricting in the Commonwealth. And you couple that with California, what Wes Moore said tonight out of Maryland, you're going to have a dogfight in 2026. The midterms started midnight, but I got to tell you, it's going to be a dog fight. I definitely think Damon, he would have made a huge impact in New Jersey. I mean, he had New Jersey trending our way. He had 100,000 people on kind of a windy day down at the shore in Jersey, and he was never used. The consultants around Jack never wanted to bring him into the campaign. And President Trump did, I think one teletown hall at the end. So you're seeing the impact of this right now, and it's going to be catastrophic. In California, they completely blocked President Trump when if you got a third of the MAGA voters to turn out, you would have stopped this Proposition 50. So you've seen it right there, Damon. We got, I guess you got some audience members that, that have been there all night with you guys. You want to take some questions or some comments? Yeah, absolutely, absolutely. Thanks, Steve. Let's go out over to Kevin Downey Jr. Who's with a great patriot that a lot of people here at the America first warehouse know. Kevin, take it away. Thank you, Big D. Folks, we've got Joe the box, the man, the legend behind the America First Warehouse. Let's hear for Joe. He did this. The. The most patriotic venue on the planet. Joe, there's a communist about to take over New York City. What are your thoughts? I. I gotta tell you, I. I'm so glad that I live on Long island. It's about 30, 45 miles away from the Big Apple. But I spend a lot of time and I make my money driving trucks. My. My company is in and out of the York City. And I gotta tell you, the last couple of weeks, I feel like I'm in a different country. There's more scooters and Things running around, and I'm like, where are these scooters coming from? You know, I'm driving a big truck, and I would hate to accidentally run some of them over. So my question is, are they really voting correctly in New York City? Molly Hernic tells us there's over 400,000 more votes than registered voters. Are we really just going through the. This game of motions and playing the game? Because I'm a little tired of it. Yeah, I hear you. I gotta be honest, Joe, I. I know a little bit about New York City history. I don't know that there's been a fair election in the five boroughs since Tammany Hall. I'm not sure what Tammany hall was. You must be way older than me. Yeah, I don't know. This is a. I mean, it's a bad day. Let's look at it this way, though. And these were blue states and blue cities, so we can't be too shocked. But the fact that an Islamic communist is taking over New York City 24 years after they knocked down the Twin Towers, I think that's disgusting. Where do you stand on this? Oh, my goodness. You got to be kidding me. Where do I stand on this? There's only one God. Our nation was developed under Judeo Christian values. America was built on. Our founding fathers built the country on Jesus Christ and the judgeo Christian values. There's no other God allowed, acceptable, should be allowed into this country. What does that make me? It makes me a Christian American patriot. That's what it makes me. Joy. All right, now let me ask you this, Joe. Is this the end of New York City? Can we bounce back? Oh, I don't think it's going to last too long in there because it's going to be so disgraceful. Nobody's going to be in there. Who's going to go to a Broadway play? Honey, let's pack it up. We're going to go to dinner and have a Broadway play. I'm not even going to think about it. I'm going to drive through New York City. I'm going to pick up and drop off my shipments, and I'm going to charge double from now on. There's going to be an exodus. There's going to be an exodus. All right, thanks, Joe. The box. Thank you for everything. Back you, Big D. All right, back to you, Big D. All right, Kevin Downey Jr. Thanks. We'll get another. We'll get another Patriot over. Set up with Kevin to talk about what's happened here tonight in New York but let me get to the guys here. Delgado, you heard what I said when Steve asked me, you know, you look at the Republicans tonight. We saw what happened in Virginia, we saw what happened in New Jersey. We talked earlier in the show about the fact that Republicans just thought, well, we got a lot of registrations in New Jersey, so everything must be trending our way. Trump's not on the ballot. Low propensity voters stay home. I know some people think that Trump may stick around in 2028, but I think the reality is that Trump's not going to be on the ballot again. So what do we do when Trump's not on the ballot to get voters out in races like this? That's a great question because we saw what happened when he's not engaged, right? We just saw what happened tonight. He's not engaged. The people don't come out. So what does that tell you? Well, you throw out everything that you just did because we just figured out that doesn't work. And you get the guy involved, he'll probably be more than happy to show up, do some rallies, get into your neighborhoods, get out, get your people out and make sure they show up to vote. Because that's the winning formula. It's not hard. This stuff is not hard. He showed you how to do it, laid it out, the plan. All you got to do is say, hey, Mr. President, would you mind showing up? Don't listen to a consultant because they're there just to screw things up. That's what they do. They're consultants because they weren't successful doing what you're trying to do, run for office. So stay away from consultants. Go to the people that win. You want to do what winners do. It's very simple. You hear this from top level people all the time. What do you want to do if you want to win, look what the winners are doing and do what they just did because they've already figured it out. It's not hard. So they've got to get him involved. And I think part of it, too, he has to step up and say, you know what? I'm going to step up. Jack Citarelli, I'm going to make sure you take New Jersey because that's, that should have been mine last year. You know, I think, Paul, the story tonight is not so much the overall result because again, you know, Republicans are in charge of everything. They're going into states that obviously the Democrats won and control. So it's an uphill climb from the jump. But I think what the story tonight is the margins across the board that they won by, the underperformance of the candidates. And I think what MTG talked about, by the way you look at some of these local races across the country, the Republicans losing the two seats in the, in the PSC tonight in Georgia, I think that might be a bigger red flag than maybe some of the top level overall gubernatorial races, which I don't think anyone is overly surprised by. And again, I think what we're surprised by is they're getting called at 9:04 and 8:06 and these things are just done in. The underperformance of the candidates tonight might be the thing that sticks out. Well, we kind of liken it to the midterm curse. We've seen it since World War II. The bounce back after Republican comes in. We'll see the Democrat comes in. I still don't understand why you talk about messaging all the time. Why there's. Is there not a unified messaging and a localized version of Make America First? Like, yeah, for example, Jersey. Like, we're going to bring job independence and deregulation here to Jersey. Okay. We're going to get rid of illegal immigrants in Jersey. You know, we're going to make Jersey first and we're going to fight tooth and nail with a federalist mentality. Where is that messaging that could be across the board, but it still plays to the five major tenets of being maga, which was so successful. Where is that? Where is the unification on that? And why can't we see a little more like again, more alignment through, you know, Trump right down through it and just get in line at this point? Because we truly need to keep the government. Well, where is vision? Yeah, yeah, Damon, hang on for one second. I gotta get to Solomon before he punches, but I just want to spend a second. And we're going to come back to you guys. You nailed something that's very important. The midterms start tonight. One of the biggest warning signs that we've got that we need to get focused is these two, these two commissioners in Georgia, the MTG mentioned, I don't think they've ever won. And she says the first time in 30 years that Democrats have won a statewide election. I don't think they've ever had commissioners been Democrats in a couple of decades. That is a warning that this thing is going to cut deeper than. Just as you said, hey, we're losing. These are blue states. They're heavily blue states, particularly my Commonwealth of Virginia. But it's the margins. And also as this thing spreads down to Georgia. Give me a minute on that. That's the thing tonight. I don't think anyone's necessarily surprised on the overall outcomes, but I think it's the margin, it's the underperformance and I think it's just the vision from the Republicans overall. Steve, it's not like we don't have big things that need answers to think about what we have to fight right now. We have property taxes, we have the moratorium on immigration, we have immunity, we have mandates. We have the general health care vision with the Republicans have absolutely no vision on health care whatsoever. You have a multi frontal assault on landowners, farms, ranch. There's so many things that this, this party should be focused on. If we can't make red states as red as they can make blue states blue, we are in trouble. It doesn't matter how many voters we register. If we don't give them a reason to come out to vote, it doesn't make a difference. Damon, hang on for one second. I'm going to come back to you guys. I want to go to John Solomon in our anchor desk in Washington D.C. our DC studios. John, your closing thoughts. I know you got a bounce. You're working on a lot of these investigations that we're going to pick up tomorrow. Good comey story in the morning, which are overall, you and Natalie rode shotgun with me a year ago tomorrow, right. We had the greatest comeback in American history. And now tonight we got a reality check. Sir, what do you think? Yeah, listen, I think you can sum it up in the experience of two candidates. There's a lesson to learn in Jason Mahara's he leaned into Donald Trump, not away from him. Republicans have to stop leaning away from the leader of their party and the leading message that wins their party there or wins that popularity among the masses in America. And then the other is Mondami. Whatever you want to say about Mondami's radicalism, he did three things. He got new people to the poll in gigantic numbers just like Donald Trump did last year. He stayed focused on the economy and making more America affordable again. That's what the Trump team and the Congress needs to be focused on. And three, he remained consistent. He didn't flip flop. He didn't listen to consultants. He went with his instinct and he came off as authentic. Even if it's crazy authentic. He's authentic. So you learn in Mondani's victory and in Jason Meyer's significant overperformance compared to any other Republican tonight some really valuable lessons. If you're a Republican. The question I have is will they listen? Will this be a wake up call or will they yawn and move on? Big things are on the horizon. Tomorrow the Supreme Court's going to hear the tariff case. That's a historic case. It could change things. The Louisiana apportionment case will be big. I thought Joel Pollack made out a good point. Will the 14th amendment be used by the Justice Department to invalidate some of the redistricting pushes? Tonight the Republicans lost a chance to reclaim the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. They didn't work hard enough, just like they didn't work hard enough in April with the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Those courts are going to decide a lot of the electoral issues in 28. How many more courts are going to flip between now and 28? Those are all questions that someone that's the chief political strategist for the president has to answer quickly. And get back to what the winning strategy was tonight is so different than one year ago tonight because the strategy that the Republican Party pursued was so radically different and so radically underwhelming. And by the way, the Democrats got back to what they're good at. Street politics. That's what they're good at. That's what Barack Obama was a street organizer. So Democrats are going to keep doing this. This is how they win elections. They get out the vote. Republicans have to get back to that machine and get back to the economic populism that got them to where they were last November 5th. John Solomon, what are your coordinates? How do people track you down at just the news and everything you're breaking here on these investigations? Yeah, just the news.com will have a big story tomorrow morning revealing that there is an FBI investigation into the hiding of those documents in the burn bags and the that skiff like room. That's the first time we've been able to get that. We got the electronic communication. We'll make that public tomorrow. That was a question you asked me today. We got to the bottom of it and then Jay Solomon reports on all social media platforms. Okay, John Solomon, we'll see you tomorrow and get you on tomorrow and start grinding for the midterm. Sir. And by the way, I think if anybody in the administration knows that we're burning daylight, we're burning daylight on these investigations now more than ever. I hope folks realize you've got a finite amount of time to do this. Sir. Thank you so much. Let's take a, let's take a short commercial break here. I want to thank Birch Gold. We love Birch Gold. Burch Gold, the sponsor of the War Room. Take your phone out right now and Text Bannon at 989-898. Get the Ultimate Guide for investing in gold and precious metals. They got all the ways you can do it with tax deferred, you know, tax, you know, low taxes. If you're going to buy physical gold, 401ks IRAs, you can roll it all in taxifer. Talk to Philip Patrick and the team at Birchgold short. Commercial break we're going to go Back to Studio 6B at the @ the America First Warehouse out on Long island to get some New York folks to tell us what they think about a neo Marxist and jihadist as the mayor of the greatest city in mankind's history, New York City. Back in a moment. Okay. Welcome Back to Real America's Voice in the War Room coverage of Election Night 2025. Let's go to Mike Crispy. Mike, you're in New Jersey at the headquarters there for the campaign. Just one more time, I want to get into this that the consultants really didn't want Trump involved, and now you're seeing the carnage that is wrought by that. Your thoughts, sir? Yes. Well, I've been talking to the folks in the hall here tonight, Steve, and everybody shares the same sentiment that if we want to go forward, we need to rip this thing down and we need to rebuild it. We need to get the same people who have been doing races in politics for the last 20 years, the neocons, the Cheney people, everybody who I've been in the last couple of years saying that we need to run away from Trump. Those people, I think, after tonight, need to be permanently banished from our party, from our movement, from our campaigns and from our elections. All they do is waste donor money. The people have had it. Everybody here tonight is saying, what could we have done different? What could we have done better? How did they run up the score so high in communities? And then in the rural communities here, we didn't get the turnout we needed to match it. How did that happen? And we know why that happened, Steve. One, I think the consultants are afraid to go into some of these places that President Trump makes appeals in the Hispanic communities and so forth. And two, we don't have the unabashed MAGA platform that has been unleashed on the voters in these campaigns. Winston Sears, same story with the Citarelli campaign, where the consultants wanted to hold back the candidate from embracing these things from bringing Trump into the state. President Trump made historic gains in New Jersey. He got 2 million votes in the 2024 election. There's no reason why the right campaign with the right message, with the right strategy can engage all those people to come back out. We at least get 1.8 million of them and have this thing. It's a sad time in New Jersey. We got to rebuild here and in Virginia. And many elements of the party, Steve, need to be eradicated for good. Mike, fantastic coverage tonight. What is your social media handles? I want people to be able to cover to find you, sir. Yeah, thank you very much, Steve, again. It's an honor to be with you. And ikecrispie, that is ikecrispy. You can follow me on X for all the latest here. And we broadcast Last Call on Saturday nights on Real America's Voice. And we're fighting the fight in New Jersey. We're not going to give up. We've only just begun. MAGA will rule again in this state. No, I think you're right. I think we have to have. There's discussion in some of these states. Are you going to be maga? Are you going to be back to the old Republican Party, the neoliberal, neocon globalists, where you're just going to get smoked every time? I mean, Trump has given us a way forward. Right. The subtitle of tonight's coverage is the Path Forward. The path forward's got to be with Trump, with maga, with economic populism, nationalism, all of it. You don't have a choice other than that. You're going to be controlled opposition like he used to be before Trump came on the scene. Mike Crispie, thank you so much, brother. Fantastic. Let's go to David Zier. David Zier's in Manhattan at the Cuomo headquarters. Brothers, it's starting to set in that a NEO Marxist jihadist 24 years after 911 is now going to be the mayor elect of New York City, sir. Not with the people who voted for him, apparently. And he wants to get, get rid of the counterterrorism division in the nypd, which is just brutal. And you know, we've spoken about the elaborate 40 year history of Islamic terror in New York going back to the Al Farouk mosque and all the attacks. It's really important that we stay vigilant on that. You know, it's amazing how fast the Democrats can count votes when Trump isn't running. They're already at 90% of the vote in here from Mamdani here with almost 2 million votes coming in here. And I just wanted to reference this Daily Mail poll. They're estimating that up to maybe 9% of the new York City population will leave New York City now. And like Michael Goodwin had a great article talking about the long slow decline, the creep of the sour decline of New York that may be ahead of us here. And listen, these are Gen Z is Mamdani's gonna have 20, 30 year olds running city hall here. His consultants were young, you know, outside of the fight agency with the catches, his consultants were young, you know, making $12,000 a month. They were all over the place. But David, But David, hang on, David. David, they don't care. I think this is thing. Do you think Mondami and the Bolsheviks, the neo Marxists and the jihadists that just took over can take control, control of New York City? Do you think they care if they lose 10% of the population? Because I don't think they care. They don't care. And people think all these Republicans sitting there with their bow ties and been sitting there going, oh, we want a socialist in charge so we can see how people fail. They're Bolsheviks. They're not going to give up control of New York City. Once they're embedded, once they infest New York City, it's going to take a trenching tool to get them out. Sir, I think what's at the core of this is that the American dream is fleeting. For the younger generation. They have student loan debt that's double what it was 30 years ago. And they're coming out making the same money they did 30 years ago. They can't buy a house at five and three quarter percent. They're looking for Mamdani, they're looking for Fateh in Minneapolis. They're looking for these blue city leaders to give them a break. But they're being exploited by that pseudo message. Mamdani, right? A 12th Sharia. Right. And you know what's going on here is a massive movement. It's not going away. It's like on the MAGA side they got, you know, the Gen zers and the increase in votes and turning point and that's great. But there's a whole other side, an army of kids maybe with parents who aren't so great, who've been indoctrinated in the system. And then you come out with stuff, stuff like this, promising free stuff. Now there was a charter amendment that passed also tonight stripping the New York City Council to make it easier to get quicker zoning for builders. Big donors to Mamdani to build publicly, partially publicly funded affordable housing. And you wouldn't need affordable housing if the tax burden and the progressive leftist bureaucratic policies that have destroyed New York State didn't exist. And that's what's going on here. They're doing, doubling down on it. They're milking it for everything it's worth to achieve some type of revolution. And they're exploiting the young people. And I have. I feel for these young people. I interview them all over and, you know, they can't pursue the American dream. And they're 40 before they're starting families. I had three kids at 23. I bought a house at 27. Those days are long gone until Trump's economy kicks in again and we got 4% interest rates. One, one thing, look, there's part of this generation that are fantastic, but it's another part, the credential class, that are completely. They're neo Marxist. David, you're going to have, I think 60 to 65% of young Jewish voters under 30 years old vote for Mount Donnie. Right. I think 38% of Jewish voters overall are going to vote for him. So the progressive left, they're already there. You know, the trending right now is Woke is back. Right? Woke is back. So these people have been so indoctrinated through the New York public school system and private school system, which they've been taught by terrorists, okay? That's what's formed them. And now they're going to have a government. They're going to have a government that they believe in. They're going to have a government that it's not just free stuff. This is going to be the wokest city on planet Earth. You have this guy Mandami is a neo Marxist and a jihadist. Think about the Red Green alliance that we've talked about for a long time, that Trevor Loudon and Frank Gaffney and Raheem Assam warned you that Sadiq Khan was the model of that in London. And look what he's turned London into. That's what New York City is going to be, London in less than 10 years. I think in about five years. And so unless you denaturalize Mandame, which I don't understand why DHS and the State Department are not working, burning the midnight oil right now to look into that and shipping back to Uganda immediately, you're going to have massive problems in New York City, sir. Yeah. And my acquaintance, not so close of a friend, but I respected him a lot. Rich Higgins, working for the National Security Council, wrote the watermelon, the paper. McMaster fired it for it. And it was under the first Trump administration. And Trump loved the paper. And it's about that watermelon. And it's green for the Islamic State on the outside and it's red for the Marxist progressive communist movement. That is a global effort here. And I, I just wanted to add one thing, Steve. You know, crime in New York City. Jessica Tisch can't do enough, right? She's handcuffed. Rapes are up 19% in New York City. 65,000 New Yorkers have been assaulted felony and misdemeanor assault so far this year. Year to date in New York City, D.A. bragg only has a 35% conviction rate. He won with a mandate again against Maud Marin, who I was with last week. You know, and this is, this is what's going on. They're committing suicide. So businesses won't come here, businesses won't stay here, and then everybody's really going to be screwed. So unless there's some way to change the situation or at least get out of it in the next year or two, I don't see New York doing very well. David, hang around. We're going to come back to you. Let's go to Damon at Studio 6B at the America first warehouse on Long Island. Damon, you got it? I think we got some, I think Brandon Strock is there some. Also some other great members of the audience. What do these guys think? Yeah, well, Brandon Stracha walked away, so he's actually not here. No pun intended. But Steve, just quickly, just quickly on Mondame. I'm with you. I'm with you totally on this guy. This guy's policies have nothing to do with equality. They're every to do with dominance. This is not progressive. This is a takeover. It's all about submission in New York. And that's, I think, what we're going to see. But we do have some patriots here at the America first warehouse. Kevin Downey Junior's got one right now. Kevin, who you got? Big D. We got Patriots on here. Patriots on. Thank you so much for stopping in. As you know, an Islamic communist is running New York city quite soon. Mom Downey 1 what do you think this means for New York City? You're in New York. What does it mean? Yes, sir. Kevin, thank you very much. It's an honor to be here. And you know, listen, Marjorie Taylor Greene said it best when she was here earlier. You know, the Democrats now have a new villain. It's a, it's a face of the Democrat Party. The spotlight is shining on it. And I mean, what do we have to blame, Cuomo? Honestly, Cuomo dragged his feet during the primary. I put this on him. I really do. And I think Curtis, you know, would have done a great job. I think there's a big future for Curtis. He could run a tighter campaign. We need to learn from Trump. I mean, Donald Trump himself ran the most successful campaign in history. What do we learn? He's a builder. Okay? We build things. It takes time to build things. Everybody nowadays, they want instant gratification. You get a guy like Zorin Mandami on, you know, free this, free that, everything, instant. Right, right. Am I right? Hang on, hang on. Am I going crazy? I just heard you give a shout out to Curtis Sliwa. In what universe does he get a shout out tonight? You could argue that his ego. That's the gap between taking out Mandami. So how does Curtis Lewa on anything but a massive ego? 9 or 8 or 9. 10% of that vote was critical. Why do you give him a shout out? Why does he get a high five? Respectfully, sir, it's. Listen, I know we're recycling people in these campaigns, but he is the Republican, and I got to get behind him. He's got a down ticket. There are people that are counting on the Republicans and, you know, so, okay, maybe we can't thank Curtis, but we need to get some fresh faces out there, you know, some people that, that can reverberate with the young people, especially in New York. You know, I mean, look at what this guy. Guy has done. He, he, he came before. Nobody's ever seen anything like it. He's like mini Obama almost. But Kev, and the youth, the kids want that. They want young people. And. Yeah, but, but to Steve's point, Kev, the issue with, with Curtis is that the guys run for everything. Every, every time that something comes up to run for, and he's never been viable, so. And it's the same old shtick that's kind of Annie's all Annie's not never. And he's never Trump. Right? This guy is terrible. He hates Trump. I mean, it's. You get the worst of all worlds, right? What do you think about that? Does being against Trump hurt him? Of course it does. It's. It seems to hurt everybody that's run tonight. I mean, we saw that in Virginia. We saw it in New Jersey. I mean, when are people going to just get on board the Trump train like we are here, embrace what's going on on. It takes time. And let's get some fresh people involved, some fresh faces. You're right. You know what Curtis has done, but he is the Republican. So I cannot bring myself to vote for a Cuomo. I just can't. You know, he's not Mario Cuomo. And you know what? I gotta say, Curtis is the only Republican running for mayor that I've heard of since probably Giuliani and Bloomberg. Normally, for other things, they throw up people that you've never heard of, and they can't win because the GOP doesn't have a ground game in New York City. And I'll even say New York State. What do you think, sir? You're right, Kevin, 1,000%. All right. All right, Steve. That's about it from here. Again, I think I had a closing thought to tell you. I would just say unless something changes, Republicans seem like they're going to continue to hold all the liabilities of the incumbency without any of the benefits, seemingly. Well, only thing I would say to you guys, New York City is the greatest city in the world with the greatest people. And somehow you're going to have to hold on to whatever we can hold on. Because I don't think people in this country, and I don't think people in New York City or the suburbs, the Tri State area, are ready for the radical policies. This guy's a neo Marxist and a jihadist. And I'm calling on the State Department, dhs, the Justice Department. Somebody's got to go check in detail this guy's naturalization process and find out if he lied on the, on the, on his citizenship forms. He ought to be immediately turfed out of here. Because I think the problems in New York City are going to have. And remember, our country is inextricably linked to the economy in New York City. It is the global financial capital of the world, and it's just not like any other city in the United States. You guys realize that if you can make it in New York, you can make it anywhere. It's kind of one of the basis of the American dream, and we're going to have to fight for it every day. And you're right, there's no ground game. The Republican Party there is feckless. There's a bunch of guys from the Upper east side. They want to have a debating society. Mao Tse Tung said a revolution is not a garden party. And you know who knows that? Mandami and his radical followers. So it's game on right now, guys, and we have your back and look forward to having the entire 6B studio back on here, and particularly the guys at the America first warehouse. Honored to have you on the show tonight. Thanks, Steve. We appreciate it. Thank you. Historic night in New York City. Just absolutely incredible. Let's go to a short commercial break. We're backed up. We got a lot of folks there. We're going to take a short commercial break. We're going to be back in real America's Voice in the war room coverage in a moment. Okay, right there. This is Mandami's his, his celebration party night. As soon as he comes out, I want America to, to hear what he has to say. So we're going to go live there. Spanberger has already given her talk and, and Mickey, Mikey Sherrill in New Jersey already gave her her victory speech. Did not hear any concession speech out of Virginia at all. But maybe we missed it. Terry Schilling joins us now. Terry, you're one of the leaders of the Parents Rights movement. This is what catapulted Youngkin, the maga. And what you guys did in Northern Virginia is what catapulted Youngkin to a victory four years later. Glenn Youngkin single handedly has destroyed the Republican Party in Virginia for at least a generation and jeopardized President Trump's presidency because Spanberger is going to go to a 10 to 1 map and we're going to have hell to pay and holding the house in 2026. Your thoughts, sir? Well, Steve, it's so unfortunate because Youngkin's legacy is going to be completely erased. Now. We know that the Democrats are much more serious when it comes to enacting the reforms. They're much more coercive. We see this every single day. And your comments on Mamdani getting into New York, The Communists are so subversive. They lay traps for us. They glom onto power. They don't let go of it. And that's what's going to happen here in Virginia. Abigail Spamberger is going to erase every single decree and guidance that he issued to every single Virginia schools. All of these boys in the girls locker rooms and now the girls going into the boys locker rooms and the sex offenders like Richard Cox going into public restrooms and exposing themselves to little girls even. That's all going to be ramped up even worse. And we have these DAs. It's an absolute nightmare, Steve. And the thing is is that it didn't have to happen and it didn't have to happen this big. I have no clue why anyone would distance themselves from Trump or maga. Make America great again was the greatest campaign theme of the 21st century, possibly even the 20th century, no one's put anything together. There was no campaign theme here. There was no campaign theme here in New Jersey either. Steve, what was the agenda for Jack Cittarelli? What was the agenda for Winsome Sears? Why were they running? We know why Spamberger was running. We know why Mikey Sherb was running. They were running to see Stop Trump to fight MAGA and to stop the agenda. Why were these guys running? We don't know. Because they didn't have a coherent platform. And this needs to change going into 2026, otherwise this is going to continue to happen. Talk to me about the Parents Rights thing. You know, the MAGA was a merger, the victory in 2024. You had Maga, the economic populace, the nationalists, the Trump, you know, blue collar middle class folks that say, hey, we got to drive this country to more of a populist economics, more nationalism, more America first, more American citizen first. Then we had the Maha movement, Bobby Kennedy, Nicole Shanahan, and in addition, the driving force at top it off was the Parents Rights Movement that won for us in 2021 in the Commonwealth of Virginia and won big. Youngkin won by two points. Where's the Parents Rights Movement stand right now? Because, folks, you nailed it right then. Abigail Spamberger and these radicals, because they are radicals, they put a happy face on. They get a Naval Academy grad and a Navy pilot that's a prosecutor. And Mikey Sherrill, you get, you get Spamberger with the CIA and they said, oh, she's a safe pair of hands. She's been hunting bad guys forever. You get Slotkin up in Michigan, that's their national security trio right there. But Spamberger's a radical and she's gonna do radical things in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Virginia, sir. No, you're exactly right. Listen, I think that you just nailed it. When you laid out President Trump's agenda. He didn't put all of his eggs just in one basket. He had a coherent and cohesive message that was about how we're going to make America great for the American family, for the American worker, how we were going to make our country safe again, how we're going to make ourselves healthy again. There was several different things to appeal to a wide circle swath of the electorate, and that's what put him over the finish line. But, Steve, there wasn't anything like that here. Look, Winsome Ransom, incredible ads that were very powerful that were tapping on the sex offenders up here in Arlington county that were tacking on to the boys and girls sports all of that, it's so good. But it can't be the only thing that you're messaging on. You need an agenda for American workers. You need an agenda for working families. You need an agenda to keep our kids safe. And unfortunately, Spamberger had way more money. The other thing is Steve Youngkin wrote himself a check for, I think, $60 million in 2021. Winsome Sears didn't even raise $20 million. Right. She got outspent 4 to 1. At a certain point, you run out of money to get messages out to appeal that electorate. It can't happen. We have to recruit better candidates. We have to have coherent messages. And look, this doesn't happen in a vacuum. A coherent campaign message, a compelling platform and an agenda for your voters leads to more donations, it leads to more voters, it leads to more endorsements. And when you don't have that, voters and donors and supporters all look at that and they think, this is a mess. We're going to lose. I will just say, Steve, that these elections are almost always reactions to whoever just won the presidential election the year before. The problem is, is that we didn't have to lose. We could have broken history. We could have made history tonight. But because of these failures, both in New Jersey and in Virginia, we're gonna see some major setbacks for the entire parental rights movement. So what do you guys do tomorrow morning? You're a man of action. You're the guy that first you made the transgender ideology a major national issue was Terry Schilling that said, hey, I think we can do this. I think we can weaponize it because it's so insane and the American people don't know about it. What do you guys do tomorrow morning? Well, we get up and we raise $25 million for our always on campaign. Steve, we can't allow these Democrats to brand us through the media, through their institutions, through all of their garbage advocacy organizations that are fake. We have to start punching them now. The Democrats start branding their opponents on day one, even before they announce for office, they start slandering us. We have to start doing that to them. We have to start branding these voters up until the election. We started running campaign ads, Steve, in late August. We need to start running these campaign ads in January, going after Jon Ossoff, going after Roy Cooper in North Carolina. We cannot lose the Senate. We cannot lose the House. If we do that, President Trump becomes a lame duck president and people start ignoring him and they start receding, we start to lose. We have to start attacking these Democrats right Now and I need to start making these. I've already started making the calls tonight, Steve. This is the lesson. We can't let the Democrats brand our opponents. We can't wait till the nominations are fixed. We gotta start punching these Democrats in the face. We gotta start exposing the voters immediately. January is when the ads need to start rolling. It can't wait until August, it can't wait until September. We need to be branding and labeling these guys in the early part of the year and then crazy closing the deal during election season. That's what the Democrats do to us every single time. And this is our best retort back to them. What, where do, where do people go? What are your coordinates or where they go? To find out more Information, American Principles Project.org and across all social media platforms at Shilling 1776 S C H I L L I N G 1776 Dave. Thank you, Terry. Dave, Brad, you've got some thoughts? What do you got for me, sir? Yeah, I agree with Terry there. I think Trump, I always want this Contract with America to put promises down on paper. Politicians will never do that. But Trump is the Contract with America, right? Trump is, he has distilled down these basic themes. They're clear to everyone. The border invasion, the never ending wars, bringing the manufacturing back to America, energy dominance, full spectrum. You do those four things and you message on it and you win. Energy alone, we haven't drilled that into people's heads. What a major issue that is. And so what Terry said is the campaign ads. But I'll tell you, the dog that didn't bark is, I wish it wasn't the campaign ads. Every House member, if you'll notice, there's no messaging. They're not writing op EDS and newspapers. They're not on the media pushing this Trump contract idea or pushing the idea set. They're just quiet. They're hiding. They're all hiding because they're scared. And at the state level, it's even worse. I don't even know. I don't have any. I live in Virginia. I have no idea what the state House is doing or the state Senate. I don't hear anything because they don't put letters out in the papers. And so at the state level, they need to up their game. They have the power to light it up. The Virginia delegation has just been weak for decades. I think you know that. And then finally just, you know the point, you know, I don't think you got to make a point. When a Marxist wins, that ideology is at play. But Spamberger won women by, I think, over 30% against an African American woman. And then Sears won the men by five or six points. And so we better figure out what the ideology is at play there, right? When Spanberg wins women by 30 points over an African American woman, it's clear, it's something beyond the simple idea there, by the way. But the House, you've taken down the House of Delegates in Virginia, you had a wipeout of people who've had these seats and these seats not just with the current occupant. These are seats that have not gone Democrat in a generation. You've had a wipeout tonight in Virginia. That's how serious it's What Terry said, if you're passive, you lose, right? If you're passive and they're passive and Virginia's been losing forever. We've been following that old golf club Republican Paul Ryan party, and they're very. They listen to the money, they listen to the leadership, and as a result, this is the country we got right now. It's a sad night, sad night, but we're gonna have some fight back here. Let's go. We got Grant Stinchfield. Let's go. Hang right there, Brad. You're riding shotgun with me whether you like it or not. Let's go to. Let's go to Grant Stinchfield out at, in Tarrant county with, with Lee Wamsgon's headquarters. Grant, before I get you to talk about Texas, you know California as well as anybody, give me your thoughts on what we're about to see in California. Sir, you know I do morning drive radio in Los Angeles from 6 to 9am out there. And, and let me tell you this. We're one of the top morning shows in Los Angeles that tells you how many conservatives are in California. More people voted for President Trump in California than any other state in the whole country. The only problem is they're wildly outnumbered. And when I tell you wildly outnumbered, I mean wildly outnumbered. They are blindly liberal zombies in California. They will follow Gavin Newsom off a cliff. This Prop 50, it'll probably take a week before they tell us that Prop 51, but it will go through and California is going to add more Democrat seats. They did it illegally. This constitutional amendment that it takes, Steve, consider this. The Constitution in California says you have to have a commission draw the lines. Before the public even voted on that, the legislature drew the lines. I can't figure out how that is not illegal. That is literally unconstitutional. And then I realized, oh, by the way, they got a whole bunch of radical judges in California that don't care about the Constitution or the rule of law, no matter who put it in place, whether it was our framers, the country, or whoever framed the Constitution in California. So now we got this Prop 50 that's going to go through, and we're here in Texas. Steve, we have a primary coming up in March. We have five basically new Republican districts in Texas. Nobody knows who's running. You got some randos that have signed up to run in these, in these districts, but nobody knows like the big names if they're going to come out and run or not, because we're still waiting on a court decision and the primary is three months away. So can you imagine, Steve, if, God forbid, the court does not uphold Texas's lines, which the DoJ said we had to change the lines. You have our Constitution, which allows the legislature to draw the lines, the complete opposite of California. Could you imagine if we lose it, Texas, and. And it gets upheld in California? Well, then we're under a world of hurt, and I don't even want to really contemplate that. Hold on, Grant, hang over a second. I want to hit rewind for a second. You said you can't get more right wing than you, and you've got one of the biggest morning drive shows in one of the biggest cities in the world. You've got more MAGA there than you have in Texas. Think about that. More than in Florida. Think about that for a second. If they had just engaged Trump to turn out Trump voters on an election that's a specialty election, we could have won going away. But what they did, Schwarzenegger, McCarthy, the GOP out there, and the RNC didn't want Trump involved because he fires up those guys. Those guys ran a. We're doing this to stop Trump, to launch Newsom in this 2028 campaign and to impeach Trump in 26. California is totally outnumbered, but just on a basis, particularly something like this in the special election, if you bring out a third of the Maga voters or 40% of the Maga voters, you're going to win. Why was Trump never allowed to engage out there, sir? Steve, because the establishment Republicans in California is just like. Like the establishment Republicans that Dave was talking about in Virginia. The establishment Republicans that we talk about in Texas that lose control of the legislature to Democrats, they're so afraid of the Trump name. By all accounts, if the same amount of people that voted for President Trump in the last election would have shown up to vote for Prop 50, we probably could have beat it back in California. Your idea is brilliant, to double down on bringing Trump out to California. California. I had another idea, which was actually the opposite, which was run commercials on mainstream media channels telling them that the MAGA crowd had concocted Prop 50, that we duped Gavin Newsom into a power grab and somehow, like, tricked them into going to the polls. But they don't come up with any of these ideas. Steve. Unreal. Grant, any update on Texas? Do you have an update on Lee? Because Lee fought all this money that came in kind of offshore to defeat her to split the vote. I take it no one's going to get to 50% plus one vote tonight, but what's the latest out there? All right, look, the reason why this race, a state Senate race in Texas, we don't normally talk about state races like this, but the reason why this is a important, this is a Tarrant county race. Tarrant county is Fort Worth, Texas. By and large, Tarrant county is the largest Republican county in the country. The Democrats have always wanted it. So if she didn't win, and now here's what's going to happen. She's going to go to a runoff because there was another Republican who was very unpopular in the race. He took about 20% of the vote, Republican vote. Neither candidate's going to get to 50%. So this will go to a runoff and then she'll win 60, 40 in the runoff. But the reason this is important is because Democrats want Tarrant County. And if Tarrant county falls, there's a real good chance Texas could fall, because Texas is a microcosm of the country. You have these big cities that are very blue and everywhere else is red. Well, Tarrant county that houses Fort Worth is still a red county, but it's changing slowly. And as long as we can hold on to Tarrant county, we hold on to Texas beyond a shadow of a doubt. So that's why this race was very important to see where, where it was the Democrat got about what we thought you'd get, 40% of the vote. But, you know, we had two Republicans in it. So when it goes the runoff, it'll be fine. Lee's going to win that one. Grant, why don't you hang on. We're gonna go to short commercial break. We're gonna come back. We still got a lot of folks to get to a lot of analysis. California's polls are gonna close at 11. That's also when the news obviously starts in New York City. These big late evening newscasts, which are kind of money I think Mandami, if I know his comms team, because they're pretty sophisticated, he will walk on stage at that moment. We're gonna bring you his remarks, quite frankly with, with a neo Marxist and jihadist that now is going to be the mayor elect of the greatest city on earth, New York City. Short commercial break. Back with Real America's Voice in the war room coverage of election night 2020. Sam, no, you're not in Bollywood, you're in Manhattan. Right there. That is, ma' am, Donnie's victory party. He's going to come out and I believe he will hit his marks at exactly at 11 o' clock to coincide with the nightly news in New York City in the nation. We're going to take those comments as they come. We want, we think the War In Posse needs to start to understand a neo Marxist and it's why we got here. The Progressive Democrats have teed this up for years now. You're going to get the full manifestation of this in New York City. A Marxist, a neo Marxist jihadist about to take control of the New York City government. Okay, I want to keep the shot right on there. You're seeing it. We're going to cut live those remarks. I want to bring Richard Barris in. Barris, give me your thoughts and observations, sir, about this New York City race. Steve, I don't know what I'm listening to here. Look, dude, I think this is very clear that they want to do this right. Hang on, hang on. Stop, stop. I tell you what you're listening to. I tell you what you listen to. You listen to the H1B visas, you listen to the visa scam. You listen to. You're listening to, you're getting it right there. And people ought to have their nose rubbed in this. This is greatest city in the world. It had a terrorist attack 24 years ago. And this is how, and this is how this thing is managed. This is progressive Democrats, right? Everybody that voted for him is responsible for this. And right there you see Washington D.C. with all these visa scams. You know, it's a city now that's overrun by foreigners. Let's be blunt about it, okay? And now you're getting it right there. It sounds like Bollywood. It sounds like Bollywood, okay? And they're going to run this city. And all these conservatives sitting there talking about this, this is not a debating society. This is down in the trenches. The working family party in the dsa, which people mock and ridicule. They got the ability to go out and get low propensity Voters. That is the key to modern elections. It's the key to the Trump movement. Richard Barris. Yeah, this is a game about motivation. And mom, Donnie smacked everybody today in that game. I mean, this is. Instead of mocking it and joking about it, they should have taken it very seriously. And I'd also throw some blame on some of the Republican donor class who backed all of these H1, you know, all these. It's not just that program, the lotteries, all of it, Steve. They've been doing it for years. Bill Ackman just publicly bent the knee. He just bent over from Donnie on X. He just did it publicly. I mean, these people, Wall street, all of it, they've been bankrolling these, these policies for years and then lecturing us all about virtues and morals and values. Well, look at what you've done. Look at what you. Congratulations, right? I mean, this is, this is. Honestly, it took us a long time to get there. Considering everything that's, you know, been thrown at us as a country. It's amazing that it took this long, but this was almost inevitable. Now, I said this a little bit earlier and I just want to reiterate it. You know, this is going to be a populist left wing or it a populist right wing country. And, and the Republican Party wants to go back to the old ways of doing things. They're going to have to soul search Steve, and they're going to have to say, you know, is Donald Trump really as bad as Mao? Donnie? The people we need, the people we need to play smash mouth with first is the Republican establishment that brought this right on. They hate Trump. I said, I've been saying this for a while. They're trying to tap Trump. They see Trump as a passing summer storm. Okay, yes. They just want to get through the Trump era. And you think that they care at all if Trump's impeached in, in, in 2027? Not even six midterm, do you think? No, they, they want him impeached. They know he can't be removed from office. They want him impeach because they want to get rid of Trumpism. They want to get rid of Trump. They want to get rid of populism. They want to get rid of economic nationalism. They want to go back to the neoliberal neocon disaster of managed decline of our country. They're happy with that because they're gonna make more money on the way down than they made on the way up. As the. As is what always happens to a, a superpower on the Decline. They, you know, the, the, the oligarchs, the ruling class, they, you know, they, they, they pillage it on the way down. So they'll be, they'll be happy to do that. You know, I guess looking forward to, forward, because the midterms, you know, they, they start tonight. Steven, Republicans got to start looking forward. And I got to tell you guys, one of the biggest obstacles to Donald Trump's agenda is sitting in the United States Senate. There are a bunch of rhinos and neocons who are playing maga, trying to co opt the movement. And anywhere you can get rid of some of them, you better start to do it because you got to start to think about what MAGA is going to look like in two years, years, in four years, in six years. And if these people are still there and still entrenched, you're gonna get more of this all over the country. Oh, no, it's gonna be terrible. Richard, can you hang on, can you hang on for a minute? We're gonna come, we're gonna come back to you. I got, I've got Dave, I, I've got Harrison. I want you to give me an update on Texas. Let's just stay on the stage right there. We're gonna go to mom, Donnie, as soon as he walks out and gives his comments. And his victory celebration tonight, a stunning victory over 50% of the vote in New York City as a neo Marxist jihadist takes control of the New York City government, a government that used to be run by guys like named Rudy Giuliani. Harrison, get me up to date on Texas. What's happening there? Well, after an absolutely brutal evening as you've been covering in New Jersey, New York and elsewhere, a shining spot, spot, you know, at least my friend Lee Walmsgams will be elected to the Texas Senate down here. And is further evidence that candidates, unlike you saw in some other campaigns around the country, candidates that still embrace unapologetically and proudly President Trump and his agenda, which I think can be summarized. There's lots of words you can use to describe it, but boldness. As you talk about having maximalist strategy. My friend Lee, who will win tonight, not outright, she's going to go to a runoff, but she will win that in Tarrant county, proudly embraced President Trump. Trump endorsed her. And so it does show that the Trump movement, not only is it not fading away quietly, I think it's as strong as ever down here in the great state of Texas. So that's, that's the big update. We have a lot of ballot propositions on the ballot. Some are. Some are fine. A lot of them are meaningless. Some of them are terrible. Some of them will be used by the rhino weak establishment. You had Grant on there talking about the fake Republicans that control the Texas government and the Texas legislature that not only does not embrace President Trump, but actually puts the party of AOC and Nancy Pelosi and now Mondame and lets them run things like powerful committees in the Texas House. It's going to give them some talking points, a lot of fake conservative victories, some fake property tax relief. We're growing government as President Trump is trying to trim the nih. We're going to now stand up apparently a Texas NIH to spend billions of dollars on crony corporatism and corporate welfare. So it's kind of a mixed bag coming out of Texas tonight. Let's go to the stage for the introduction right now, New York City. Thank you so much for joining us this evening. Evening. And for making this event possible. Before I begin, let's give a big thank you to the venue staff who have made this night such a celebration. Now, Zoran is about to join us on stage, but before he does, I want to say a few quick words of reflection and thanks and introduce a very special member of our team. So first, first, let's hear a round of applause for our day one endorsers, those who helped build this movement into what it's become New York City. DSA Cab voice drum beats New York Communities for Change and Jewish Voice for Peace Action. And please give it up for our friends at the New York Working Families Party who have been such a leader in our long fight for an affordable, livable city. Now, do we have labor in the house? Throughout this campaign, we have stood shoulder to shoulder with our brothers and sisters in organized labor. At 1am in Queens, at 4pm in Manhattan, at 6am in Brooklyn, at every time of day and night in every corner of the city. And we are so grateful for your partnership and we are so proud to be backed by dozens of elected leaders from the local to the state to the federal level. And we know that the relationships that we have built will only deepen from City hall as we work together to transform New York into a city where every person can live a dignified life. I also want to thank our incredible campaign and we're going to jump back to Mondomet shrew start. Lee, can you get us up to date on where we stand in your race? Yes. We're heading into a runoff with the Democrat. Okay, can we cut To Lee. Can we do that? Okay, I'll direct this if I have to. There we go, right there. Lee, what percentage of the vote did you get? Hi there. We are at 40%. I haven't been able to see the screens recently. What this means is we're heading into a runoff. And the results of tonight is proof positive. You know, my opponent had over $3 million. Over 95% of that was out of state funds. Tonight, Texans sent a message that they want a conservative warrior in Austin fighting for them and that Texas is not for sale. I have over 450 donors, over 95% of that from Texas. And when you look at what's happening across the nation, I saw you just came back to me from New York. It's even more proof positive. And the reason why we have to hold Texas and we have to keep Texas red. Tonight's victory is the first step in that we've got a runoff with the Democrat and then we've got a primary in March, and then We've got a 2026 November election to win the general election. Texans tonight, the grassroots won. This is not a Lee Wampscon's victory. This is a victory for the grassroots of Texas to send a message that Texas is not for sale and that we will work the grassroots is who is going door to door, doing the texting, showing up, and that the results tonight spoke for itself. Lee, just one more time. The candidate that came in to try to split the vote, he spent what, three and a half, four million bucks? All money coming from China, coming from Macau. What did he end up, what percentage of the vote did he end up with? The last time I looked, it was 15%. And that has, that has remained constant throughout the night. Unbelievable. It's a great victory for you. I mean, people were, people were very concerned that that guy with his money in, in the, in the great victory. Where do you go from here? What's the next step? So the next step is the runoff with the Democrat, which we wouldn't have to do if another less conservative Republican wouldn't have gotten in the race and split the Republican vote. But that's okay. We're in it to the finish line. We are ready. We're going to get some rest tonight. Tomorrow, tomorrow we'll be right back at it and fighting and ready to win the runoff. We're hoping all the Republicans come together like we do at every primary. We, we come together and we support the Republican because we've got to keep Texas red. And the runoff is, is when how many weeks? The governor has to call that, but according to the. To the state, we're looking at a January runoff. Okay, wow. Last thing. You embrace President Trump. You got his endorsement. What message do you have for the country about working with President Trump, working with maga, actually working to get an endorsement, and then once you get the endorsement, being proud of it, and take it through the run through the tape. We were so honored and blessed to get the endorsement of President Trump. You know, when I was a teenager, my parents were divorced, and my mom paid the rent and the utilities, and I worked and bought the groceries, and I've been working full time since I was 16 years old. And if you would have told that girl that one day she was going to run for state senate in the great state of Texas and the President of the United States would endorse her, I wouldn't have believed you. I'm humbled and honored by that, and I will absolutely work to live up to that. I will not let the president down. President Trump's been the best president of my life, lifetime. And we've had so many great people behind us. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, Congressman Brandon Gill, one of the best freshmen congressman there has been in the US House. We're just really blessed. And hundreds of precinct chairs and people on the grassroots who've been in the battle with me for decades. And it's just been an honor to work side by side with them. This is a victory for Texas. It's a victory for the grassroots, and it's showing the rest of the country that we're willing to work to keep Texas red. As Tarrant county goes, so goes Texas. As Texas goes, so goes the world. Lee, where do people go for your social media and your website as we get ready for this runoff? So we need all the support we can get. We're in it to win it. Go to Lee for Texas. That's L, E I G H. Lee for Texas. And join us in our battle, because we will not stop fighting for Texas. Texas is worth the fight, ma'. Am. Fantastic, amazing victory. Say, tell all the grassroots down there we love them and look forward to getting into the battle for the general election down there. The special. They love you, too, Steve. So many people came up to me at the polling places and said, we saw you on Bannon, we saw you on War Room. They'd love you, Steve. Texas loves Steve Bannon. Thank you and God bless you. Thank you, ma'. Am. Great victory for this War Room posse. Fantastic victory to get down there. We got to save Texas. As Texas goes, so goes the nation. Let's go back. Can we go back to the main stage of. I want to make sure people embrace this tonight, understand what's happening here in Texas. You got a huge fight. They called it, I think two minutes after the polls closed in California. Prop 550 has Prop 50, as a matter of fact. Do I have Berkwam? Can we go to the stage? Let's look at the stage for Mondani. As soon as he comes out, we're going to cut. But I have Ben Berkram. You're out there. Your night went. Hang on. Your night went pretty quickly. Two minutes. So it's 13 minutes in. 13 minutes in New Jersey, 19 minutes in Virginia, six minutes. Okay, Ben Berkwam. You gotta be quick, brother, because we're gonna go back to New York City. What happened out in California, brother? Look, this is the difference between Republicans and Democrats. When Republicans win, we sit back and don't fight like the Democrats. When Democrats win, they keep fighting. When Democrats lose, they keep fighting whether or not they're in the right or the wrong. And this is a perfect example of it in California, where you have a feckless Republican Party that does nothing except want to be invited to the political parties. That's what you have. And now we're going to have five less Republican seats because of it. It's. It's. It's Gavin Newsom's beginning of his race for 2028. It's potentially the losing of 2026 and potentially everything else that comes along with that with President Trump. If we don't get our heads out of our. As Republicans and realize every day is a fight and it doesn't stop when we win any elections. It has to continue every single day. We're going to continue to get our asses kicked. And that's what. Look, that's what it looks like here in California and unfortunately in places like Virginia and New Jersey as well. Ben, hang on for one second. You've done so much on the border. You've done so much with ice. You've seen. Is Barris up? Do I have Richard Barris still? Barris, dude, you sent me this thing of Bill Agman. Can we get the Bill Ackman up on the screen? This is the type of gutless coward that you're dealing with. Read what Bill Ackman said. I want everybody in the War on Posse to understand these are the kind of gutless cowards that turned New York City over to a Marxist jihadist. Okay? A Marxist Jihadist. You know what they're going to do right now? They're going to bend the knee to it. They're going to grovel in front of this instead of standing in front. Can you read what Bill Ackman, the big hedge fund guy, just tweeted out to Mondame publicly. Again, folksy at Zoran K. Momdani. Congrats on the win. Now you have a big responsibility. If I can help nyc, just let me know what I can do. You believe this? This, I mean, of course you do, because, you know, but I hope voters now see the scam. The rest of the, you know, the holdouts, maybe. What are you, 20, 20% that aren't MAGA? See the scam. There it is. This is what Republican donors have been for decades. This is why your country has been crumbling before your eyes for decades. Because your donors betray you, your senators betray you. They do this and then they come to you every two years and every four years and they plead for your vote. They pretend to be you. They pretend to share your value, and they do this to you behind your back. The second they can survive, the second they can look for crumbs. Look, people like Bill Ackman and the rest of the donor class, they're happy to sit on the floor licking the crumbs of the Democrats off the floor like a dog under the table rather than get a seat at the table because they have to fight for it. That's who they are. And you know what? They're eating well. So while you can't pay your car payment, while your children can't buy a home, while you maybe can't buy one or even afford your mortgage or pay your rent, they're eating well. Listen to the sound of him sucking on the tail of the crawfish now. It's disgusting. It's disgusting. This is, this is why the failure of these people or why. And they, and they all hate Donald Trump behind his back. You're all the blame for Donald Trump. You created the conditions. That's why he resonates, because you failed these people. And look, something's got to give here, Steve. So. Oh, by the way, I just looked at California was called within minutes. And I'm looking at all the Central Valley, heavily Hispanic districts, working class, that Donald Trump outpaced Ukraine first losers like John Duarte and Mike Garcia, they're all gone. I mean, squandered. These voters did not come. They did not vote. Look at Sam Joaquin. 55, yes, 45, no. It's just. It's it's just gross. Stanislaus. Democrats were actually. Which was John Dorte's home county, where Donald Trump outperformed him. Humiliating. Democrats were just crushing them on early vote returns. Crushing them. I mean, look, there's. There's no other argument here. You got to see some of the asinine stuff. Some of these people, like the Ackmans and the. And the Ukraine Firsters and the Israeli Firsters are trying to push tonight. It's. You just go crawl under a rock. I can't believe you're not so humiliated by your own stupidity that you're not looking for a rock to hide under for at least the next two to four years. Stop talking. Just stop. Let more productive people take the reins and save this thing. Oh, no. These guys are going to try to spin it anyway. Before we go back to. Hang on, Barris. Before we go to the main stage with Mandami, let's go back to Ben Berkwom. So, Ben, I guarantee you starting tomorrow morning, ICE is going to be pulled back. Border Patrol is going to be pulled back. All of it's okay. Right now. We're going to go to the main stage. Let's go ahead and hit it. New York City. Thank you, my friend. The sun may have set over our city this evening, but as Eugene Debs once said, I can see the dawn of a better day for humanity. For as long as we can remember, the working people of New York have been told by the wealthy and the well connected that power does not belong in their hands. Fingers bruised from lifting boxes on the warehouse floor. Palms calloused from delivery bike handlebars. Knuckles scarred with kitchen burns. These are not hands that have been allowed to hold power. And yet, over the last 12 months, you have dared to reach for something greater. Tonight, against all odds, we have grasped it. The future is in our hands, my friends. We have toppled a political dynasty. I wish Andrew Cuomo only the best in private life. But let tonight be the final time I utter his name as we turn the page on a politics that abandons the many and answers only to the few. New York. Tonight you have delivered a mandate for change, a mandate for a new kind of politics, a mandate for a city we can afford, and a mandate for a government that delivers exactly that. On January 1st, I will be sworn in as the mayor of New York City. And that is because of you. So before I say anything else, I must say thank you. Thank you to the next generation of New Yorkers who refused to accept that the promise of a better future was a relic of the past. You showed that when politics speaks to you without condescension, we can usher in a new era of leadership. We will fight for you because we are you. Or as we say on Steinway, anaminkum waileikum. Thank you. To those so often forgotten by the politics of our city, who made this movement their own. I speak of Yemeni bodega owners and Mexican abuelas, Senegalese taxi drivers and Uzbek nurses, Trinidadian line cooks and Ethiopian aunties. Yes, aunties, to every New Yorker in Kensington and Midwood and Hunts Point, know this. This city is your city. And this democracy is yours, too. This campaign is about people like Wesley, an 1199 organizer I met outside of Elmhurst Hospital on Thursday night. A New Yorker who lives elsewhere, who commutes two hours each way from Pennsylvania because rent is too expensive in this city. It's about people like the woman I met on the BX 33 years ago who said to me, I used to love New York, but now it's just where I live. And it's about people like Richard, the taxi driver I went on a 15 day hunger strike with outside of City hall, who still has to drive his cab seven days a week. My brother, we are in City hall now. This victory is for all of them. And it's for all of you, the more than 100,000 volunteers who built this campaign into an unstoppable force. Because of you, we will make this city one that working people can love and live in again. With every door knocked, every petition signature earned, and every hard earned conversation, you eroded the cynicism that has come to define our politics. Now, I know that I have asked for much from you over this last year. Time and again, you have answered my calls. But I have one final request. New York City. Breathe this moment in. We have held our breath for longer than we know. We have held it in anticipation of defeat. Held it because the air has been knocked out of our lungs too many times to count. Held it because we cannot afford to exhale. Thanks to all of those who sacrificed so much, we are breathing in the air of a city that has been reborn. To my campaign team, who believed when no one else did and who took an electoral project and turned it into so much more. I will never be able to express the depths of. Of my gratitude. You can sleep now. To my parents, Mama and Baba. You have made me into the man I am today. I am so proud to be your son. And to my incredible wife, Rama Hayati. There is no One I would rather have by my side in this moment and in every moment. To every New Yorker, whether you voted for me, for one of my opponents, or felt too disappointed by politics to vote at all, thank you for the opportunity to prove myself worthy of your trust. I will wake each morning with a singular purpose to make this city better for you than it was the day before. There are many who thought this day would never come, who feared that we would be condemned only to a future of less, with every election consigning us simply to more of the same. And there are others who see politics today as too cruel for the flame of hope to still burn. New York we have answered those fears tonight. We have spoken in a clear Hope is alive. Hope is a decision that tens of thousands of New Yorkers made day after day, volunteer shift after volunteer shift, despite attack ad after attack ad. More than a million of us stood in our churches, in gymnasiums, in community centers, as we filled in the ledger of democracy. And while we cast our ballots alone, we chose hope together. Hope over tyranny. Hope over big money and small ideas. Hope over despair. We won because New Yorkers allowed themselves to hope that the impossible possible could be made possible. And we won because we insisted that no longer would politics be something that is done to us. Now it is something that we do. Standing before you, I think of the words of Jawaharlal Nehru. A moment comes, but rarely in history, when we step out from the old to the new, when an age ends and when the soul of a nation long suppressed, finds utterance. Tonight we have stepped out from the old into the new. So let us speak now with clarity and conviction that cannot be misunderstood, understood about what this new age will deliver and for whom. This will be an age where New Yorkers expect from their leaders a bold vision of what we will achieve, rather than a list of excuses for what we are too timid to attempt. Central to that vision will be the most ambitious agenda to tackle the conflict cost of living crisis that this city has seen since the days of Fiorell laguardia. An agenda that will freeze the rents for more than 2 million rent stabilized tenants, make buses fast and free and deliver universal childcare across our city. Years from now, may our only regret be that this day took so long to come. This new age will be one of relentless improvement. We will hire thousands more teachers. We will cut waste from a blow bureaucracy. We will work tirelessly to make lights shine again in the hallways of NYCHA developments where they have long flickered. Safety and justice will go hand in hand as we work with police officers to reduce crime and create a Department of Community Safety that tackles the mental health crisis and homelessness crises head on. Excellence will become the expectation across government, not the exception. In this new age we make for ourselves, we will refuse to allow those who traffic in division and hate to pit us against one. In this moment of political darkness, New York will be the light. Here we believe in standing up for those we love. Whether you are an immigrant, a member of the trans community, one of the many black women that Donald Trump has fired from a federal job, a single mom still waiting for the cost of groceries to go down, or anyone else with their back against the wall, your struggle is ours, too. And we will build a City hall that stands steadfast alongside Jewish New Yorkers and does not waver in the fight against the scourge of anti Semitism where The more than 1 million Muslims know that they belong, not just in the five boroughs of this city, but in the halls of power. No more will New York be a city where you can traffic in Islamophobia and win an election. This new age will be defined by a competence and a compassion that have too long been placed at odds with one another. We will prove that there is no problem too large for government to solve and no concern too small for it to care about. For years, those in City hall have only helped those who can help them. But on January 1st, we will usher in a city government that helps everyone. Now, I know that many have heard our message only through the prism of Ms. Disinformation. Tens of millions of dollars have been spent to redefine reality and to convince our neighbors that this new age is something that should frighten them. As has so often occurred, the billionaire class has sought to convince those making $30 an hour that their enemies are those earning $20 an hour. They want the people to fight amongst ourselves so that we remain distracted from the work of remaking a long broken system. We refuse to let them dictate the rules of the game anymore. They can play by the same rules as the rest of us. Together, we will usher in a generation of change. And if we embrace this brave new course, rather than fleeing from it, we can respond to oligarchy and authoritarianism with the strength it fears, not the appeasement it craves. After all, if anyone can show a nation between Trump how to defeat him, it is the city that gave rise to him. And if there is any way to terrify a despot, it is by dismantling the Very conditions that allowed him to accumulate power. This is not only how we stop Trump, it's how he stopped the next one. So, Donald Trump, since I know you're watching, I have four words for you. Turn the volume up. We will hold bad landlords to account because the Donald Trumps of our city have grown far too comfortable taking advantage of their tenants. We will put an end to the culture of corruption that has allowed billionaires like Trump to evade taxation and exploit tax breaks. We will stand alongside unions and expand labor protections because we know, just as Donald Trump does, that when working people have ironclad rights, the bosses who seek to extort them become very small indeed. New York will remain a city of immigrants. A city built by immigrants, powered by immigrants, and as of tonight, led by an immigrant. So hear me, President Trump, when I say this, to get to any of us, you will have to get through all of us. When we enter City hall in 58 days, expectations will be high. We will meet them. A great New Yorker once said that while you campaign in poetry, you govern in prose. If that must be true, let the prose we write still rhyme. And let us build a shining city for all. And we must chart a new path as bold as the one we have already traveled. After all, the conventional wisdom would tell you that I am far from the perfect candidate. I am young, despite my best efforts to grow older. I am Muslim. I am a democratic socialist. And most damning of all, I refuse to apologize for any of this. And yet, if tonight teaches us anything, it is that convention has held us back. We have bowed at the altar of caution, and we have paid a mighty price. Too many working people cannot recognize themselves in our party, and too many among us have turned to the right for answers to why they've been left behind. We will leave mediocrity in our past. No longer will we have to open a history book for proof that Democrats can dare to be great. Our greatness will be anything but abstract. It will be felt by every rent stabilized tenant who wakes up on the 1st of every month knowing the amount they are going to pay, hasn't soared since the month before. It will be felt by any each grandparent who can afford to stay in the home they have worked for and whose grandchildren live nearby because the cost of childcare didn't send them to Long Island. It will be felt by the single mother who is safe on her commute and whose bus runs fast enough that she doesn't have to rush school, drop off to make it to work on time. And it will be felt when New Yorkers open their newspapers in the morning and read headlines of success, not scandal. Most of all, it will be felt by each New Yorker when the city they love finally loves them back. Together New York, we're going to freeze the together. New York, we're going to make buses fast and freeze together. New York, we're going to deliver universal. Let the words we've spoken together, the dreams we've dreamt together, become the agenda we deliver together. New York, this power, it's yours. This city belongs to you. Thank you. Sam SA is born in New York City. The progressive left got tonight delivered what they've been working on for decades and decades and decades. And folks, you better understand. Did he mention in all those. Is Dave Brat there? Let's get Dave. Brett, did he mention in all those call outs? He did. One white name. I must have missed that. And all the people he called up, I don't remember. He didn't call for Jefferson or Washington or any anything from American history. You have 40 or 50 years of visa scams. You have illegal immigrants coming in, illegal alien invaders coming in, 10 or 15 million. This is what you're going to end up with. So folks, if you don't think that's a reality check, you're not paying attention. Dave, Brad, your thoughts? Yeah. Well, that, that's a heck of a populist. I mean it's a brilliant exposition on political speech. It's outstanding. Except the strawman that he chose is absolutely ridiculous and false. You know, he got into billionaires and Trump at the end. The main problem with his thesis is that the Democrat party has run New York city for about 90 years in a row with 65% plus of the voting base day. If you're not listening, I don't think he was talking about the Democratic establishment. He's not disagreeing with you there. He's talking about the billionaires from the Democratic Party and he's not citing out Republican billionaires. He's saying that the bayonet. He's saying the Democratic Party didn't deliver for working class people forever. And this is not populist. Please, that's not populist. What you heard right there was not even socialist. That is neo Marxism right there. Neo Marxist jihadist. That's what this guy is. And he's up in your grill. And for all the happy skipping around, you know, tiktoks and he's going down the aisle and he's all happy smiley. I didn't see the happy smiley tonight. You Saw when he won, what he's really like, right? And people gotta understand. This is brought to you by progressive Democrats. This is brought to you the Bill Ackmans of the world, the elites that have managed the decline of this country and what they manage it by was opening up essentially open borders, particularly for these big cities. Well, now you got it. And he's up in your grill. One thing I did like about this guy is that he ain't shy. He's bringing it right. He's going right up in your face. And President Trump, he called President Trump out. And President Trump I think has to respond right there. He. A big part of his argument right there was right up the line. He had, hey, President Trump, turn the volume up. So he couldn't have been more in your grill. And I think it's now time for the President. It's been a very hands off approach to this. Been a hands off approach about this guy's eligibility. Been a hands off approach about the whole thing situation in New York City. And I think people in the White House now got to get serious about this because tonight it was a challenge. He challenged President Trump directly. And you saw tonight where Trump is not engaged, where they don't want Trump, things spin out of control. It's spinning out of control in California. Virginia's going to have national implications. I mean, in this entire night. One of the great things is that Lee won in Tarrant county and she beat back. Guess what? One of the biggest donors in the Republican Party gave $3.5 million, 4 million bucks directly from China and put it against Lee to beat her. Think about that. Think about this crew in Las Vegas. That's what they think about America. And hay, what you saw in New York City is by every elitist, every billionaire in the country, they brought up and Bill Ackman, they're all going to get on bended knee. Now to Mondame. Do we have. We gotta wrap up here, Brad. Hang on for one second. Hang on one second. Yeah, yeah, go ahead, Dave, what do you got? Yeah, I heard all that with the billionaires or whatever. But when he goes after the regulatory and the rot and the bureaucracy, guess who he's going to go after? The guts of the New York Democrat machine. The school unions, the union. If he thinks he's going to clean it up, that's all Democratic slush funds. That's buying votes and whatever. Okay, he's the mayor. But look at Trump. Trump's trying to clean out the DOJ and all that junk. Good luck, Dave. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. Full stop. President Trump's tweet. And so it begins. Finally, President Trump. That's what we're looking for. That's what we're looking for. Hey, no, hey. What does Trump say? No games. Hey, Zoran, you want to play games? Okay. You know, game respects game. And so it begins. Hang on. Who I got. Let me go to. Hang on, Brett, Let me go to. Is Barris still there? Is Barris punched at us? Barris, give me your closing thoughts, Sir. We're gonna punch out of here at midnight. I gotta. I gotta get some sleep. We got a lot of work to do tomorrow. We got a saddle up here, folks. What do you got? There it is. There's what we've been talking about all night. This is what we're waiting for. All night. So it begins. Let's go. Let's go. What's it gonna be? Let's go. That's right. What's it gonna be? America. I mean, look, and not only America. What's it going to be? Republicans, right? I mean, that's it. Don't say left wing populism, right? It's not like. That's not populism, man. That is full out Marxism. That's fine, that's fine. But that's how it's start, Steve. That's how they sell it in the beginning. Like Pol Pot didn't come out and say, I'm going to put you on a hole. Hang on. Okay, let me give you a note. Let me give you. Hey, let me give you a note here. Barris. The crowd in New York City that elected this guy, they didn't need to stop it. They didn't need to sell him on populism. They went right to the Marxism. They're down for it, man. They're down. So they are. And President Trump summed it up. And so it begins. Boom. Yeah, okay, we'll get up anyway. Barris, where do people go to get all your polling? We'll get you in the morning. Where do people go to get all the great locals? Yeah, go ahead. Locals is the best place. Guys. We're everywhere, but locals is the best place. That is the central hub. Peoplespundent locals.com. i'll see you soon, brother. We'll see. We'll see tomorrow morning. Barris, great job as always. We've done so many of these together. All the way back to 18. Fantastic. Sir. Ben Berkwam. And so it begins. Sir. Yeah, Dave Brat is missing the point. They're not planning on doing anything that they're saying they're doing, they're going to screw it all up. And I love Dave. He doesn't have a plan to fix anything. He knows he doesn't have a plan to fix anything. Marxists, jihadists never actually have a plan to fix anything. They know they're going to make your lives more miserable. They're just going to blame somebody else. They're going to project on you that it's coming from somebody somewhere else. And they have enough useful idiots in New York and places like that to do that too. Because as you mentioned, Steve, we've allowed unfettered illegal immigration for 30 years in this country. So now you have all of these illegals that he's preaching to. You heard every name. Like you said, not a white name out there. All of these names of illegals that have come in that that's who elected him. And if you guys don't wake up, if we don't wake up as a nation and realize that they all have to be deported, I don't care if it hurts your feelings, ice, they all have to be deported, starting with him. One year to do that. Yeah, we've got one year to do that before 2026 and then all bets are off. We better wake up quick. You'll see the Republican establishment. They'll be whining tomorrow morning. Berkwamp, where do people go until we get you back on tomorrow, where do people go on your social media to hear all your content. See all your content. Of course. Real America's Voice, our next episode of Law and border, our exclusive ice rides. It's coming out this Saturday, I believe, 2pm Eastern. It's playing three times this weekend. You have to watch this episode. You want to see the truth about it. Law and Border this Saturday and Sunday on Real America's Voice News. And then my social is is Ben Berkwam. My substack is Frontline America websites, frontline America.com and our nonprofit frontline America Foundation.org if you want to support Border Patrol and ICE, all these guys, frontlineAmerica Foundation.org thank you, brother. Appreciate you. Let's bring in Brian Kennedy out in California. Brian, you've seen it. President Trump just tweeted out. And so it begins. Your thoughts, sir? I think President Trump really needs to engage and I'm glad he put that out. When you see Mamdani, he's not a fool and I think you sum that up pretty clearly. Mamdani is a certainly a communist, but he's determined. He's organized in his thought. He has plans for New York City and he's going to carry them out. That music at the end was kind of chilling. It kind of seemed like the Islamic conquest of New York City and that should give everyone great concern. My. My takeaway from the day, though. Okay. Can I say something? It was a little Bollywood in that. But. But that's what he wanted. They wanted. That was in your face. That's why I played it out. Didn't mention, didn't. No, speak over. I want the audience to fully embrace what they saw tonight. You. You should. You should get an unexpurgated view of exactly what's going on here. Yeah, no, I think that. I think that's right. My takeaway, though, from the day has been the Republican Party is either non existent or it longs for the day that President Trump is no longer president and that MAGA is no longer ascendant. You could see that all around the country. Where was the Republican Party? Is there a Republican Party? Did they not think it was in their interest to help in Virginia or in New Jersey or in California or in New York City? That should be a great alarm. You can't expect everyday Americans in a off year midterm election to engage this way. But they didn't, the Republicans. And so you get this obvious result in California, Prop 51, big. It was always going to win big. No serious money was put into it. They didn't want President Trump here. And so it did, horribly. The great lesson here is that all of the energy in American politics on the right begins and ends with Donald Trump and the MAGA movement. You do not embrace that. You lose big. I was voting this evening in California. I had to wait in line an hour. I live in Claremont. It's a liberal college town. An older Mexican guy shows up in this long line and he's wearing a Trump hat and a Trump T shirt. And one of the election officials said, you can't wear that here. And really about half the line started, started yelling at the election officials and they said, trump's not on the ballot. What's the problem? And I started calling everybody communists. And there was a brouhaha. The police came and it was kind of a scene. But the old Mexican guy goes back to his car, he puts on a regular T shirt and he pulls out a hat that says 47 on it. And of course he walks back in line. And the police don't know what to do, and the election officials don't know what to do. Even though he's still wearing the 47 hat and he says that's Jackie Robinson's number. And of course it wasn't. Jackie Robinson was actually number 42, but he kept the hat on. The crowd was on his side, and the election officials finally resented and the police didn't do anything. I still think there's a lot of energy for President Trump even in a place like California. The American love what President Trump's doing. He needs to be fully engaged here. Fully engaged. And so it begins. Brian Kennedy, where do people go to get all your social media? Sir, thank you for staying up with us tonight. It was my pleasure, Steve. Brian T. Kennedy 1 on X& Brian T. Kennedy on Getter. Thank you, Steve. Thanks for all you do. Thank you, brother. New Jersey was called in 13 minutes. Virginia in 19 minutes. New York City in 5 minutes. California in 2 minutes. Embrace that tonight as you go to bed. As President Trump says. And so it begins. We're gonna kick off tomorrow. I got Dave, Brett. Dave, thank you for riding shotgun with me. I really appreciate it. What is your social media so people can follow your pearls of wisdom? Sir, I'm just gonna use my 30 seconds to say Berquam, you ignorant reporter. Kennedy disagreed with me. There is a. There is serious substance there. That boy's got a place plan and he. It was so clear. He's running for president. He's got to deliver some goods. He's got to give some free stuff out. It's. It. It. It's not like Obama. It's not just a Marxist slick suit. There's. There's some heat there, and he's going to bring it some. There's some heat. That's what I wanted. The audience we got, we showed it from the start to the finish. I want everybody to see it with no commercial interruptions and no commentary from the war room. Let him see it. You got to see the real thing. President Trump watched it. When he said turn the volume up, that's what President Trump and President Trump laid down. And so it begins. Dave, Brat. What's your social media, brother? Yeah, just Brat. Economics on Getter and X and Berquam. He's my Christian brother. God bless everyone out there. Let's fight. Get. Wake up, people. Let's go. Brat. We love you, brother. Say hi to General Flynn and everybody down there. Okay. Want to thank Real America's voice, Parker Sig, R. Rob Sig. The entire team from Denver to Palm beach, the folks in Washington D.C. john Solomon, everybody. We're going to sign off now. We're going to be back at 10:00 clock tomorrow morning, 10:00am Eastern Standard Time, when you're going to be back in the War Room and the fight begins tomorrow morning. See you then.