YOUR VOTE 2025:THE ROAD FORWARD PART 1

Summary

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Real America’s Voice: "YOUR VOTE 2025: THE ROAD FORWARD, PART 1"

Date: November 5, 2025
Live Election Night Coverage (7pm–9pm ET)

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Main Theme / Purpose

This episode delivers live, unfiltered coverage of the 2025 Election Night, focusing on key races across the nation, including New York, New Jersey, Virginia, and California. With hosts and field correspondents, the team provides real-time analysis, voter turnout insights, and honest commentary—often through a conservative, America First lens. The evening’s big question: Is tonight a referendum on Donald Trump and MAGA, or on the Democratic Party’s direction?

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Setting the Stage: The Stakes of Election Night (00:33–03:59)

• Host Team and Guests:
  • Coverage from the America First Warehouse in New York, with a panel including Brian Glenn (White House Correspondent), Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG), Paul Nolan, Rick Delgado, and others.
  • Field correspondents stationed in NY, NJ, VA, CA, and TX.
• Key Races: New York City mayoral, New Jersey gubernatorial, Virginia statewide races, California's Prop 50 (redistricting).

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The Narrative War: Is This a Referendum on Trump or Democrats? (06:02–07:24)

• MTG:

  "They're trying to make this a referendum on Donald Trump, and it's really not... This is really a referendum on the Democrat Party. Are they going to take the full hard turn left into socialism, really communism?" (06:02)

• Grant Stitchfield (TX):

  "Virginia has a history of voting for governor the opposite of who's in the White House... This is not a referendum on Donald Trump tonight." (07:24)

• Brian Glenn:

  "I'm a little disappointed in the Republican Party that we could not get a better candidate that can beat Mandani... New York City is going to touch the hot stove on communism." (09:47)

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Ground Reports: Major Races and Local Realities

New York City (04:53–05:34, 103:18–106:13)

• High Voter Turnout:

  "The voting numbers in New York City are extraordinary. The highest turnout of the 21st century so far..." —David Zier, NYC correspondent (04:53)

• NYC Mayoral Race: Discussion about candidates, a lack of strong GOP contenders, and worries about leftward/“communist” drift.

New Jersey (11:51–13:19, 74:33–77:03)

• GOP Prospects:
  • Early turnout trends mirror previous cycles; high unaffiliated voter participation noted.
  • “The story is record high turnout in the urban areas. And in the red areas, there was high turnout, too. Higher than last time. However, we're gonna see if the urban turnout… will be enough for Jack here to overcome or not." —Mike Crispy (74:33)
• GOP Registration vs. Motivation:

  "You can register all the voters you want. If you don't give them a reason to come out and vote, they're not coming out." (78:46)

Virginia (13:45–18:19, 26:19–33:42, 80:23–98:43)

• Ticket-Splitting & Results:
  • Abigail Spanberger called as governor with a large margin over Winsome Sears.
  • Discussion of how lack of Trump/MAGA support affected Sears’s turnout.
• Jay Jones Scandal: Debated how a candidate with “violent” rhetoric still won.

  • "Are they going to elect an attorney general in Virginia that literally wanted to see his opponent's children murdered?... that's the definition of the Democrat Party." —MTG (79:27)

• Analysis by John Solomon:

  "You can't run from your commander in chief. You can't run from the America first agenda and try to run as a Republican in a general election. It doesn't work." (44:53)

California & Prop 50 (22:04–25:57)

• Prop 50's Impact: Republican voices decry redistricting as a scheme to cut GOP seats.

  • "Prop 50 is a huge scam… reduces the voice of the Republicans and the conservatives... It's about 2026. They want to take over the House and the Senate." —Ben Berkwom & guests (22:23)

• Patriot Voices: Local residents express disillusionment with Gavin Newsom and the “rot” in state governance.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

On GOP Strategy and Frustrations

• Marjorie Taylor Greene:

  "I blame Republicans because we are not even in... Look, I'm sitting here with you guys in New York. You want to know why Mike Johnson says don't come and don't show up at work? But I'm so against that. We should be in Washington fixing this..." (55:12)

• Paul Nolan:

  "The Democrats are finally admitting what they are, communists. And the high turnout, it just tells you the anxiety of a nation." (19:43)

• On Party Messaging:

  "We need to stop sending money and supporting ... not just that country. I've never supported sending money to Ukraine because that's not a war we should be supporting and we should be able to criticize any government we want to." —MTG (89:20)

On the Challenge from "Marxist" Mayoral Candidates

• Rep. Greene:

  "If you're a business owner and you have wealth and you live in New York City, I have a beautiful district, but you're only allowed to move there if you're a Republican... I don't want to see that city fall into chaos or be bankrupted by communist policies." (37:31)

• Brian Glenn:

  "This guy is not just a common communist, he is a Marxist jihadist in New York City... the real gig for this guy is promoting Islamification of New York." (39:00)

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Analysis of MAGA, GOP Messaging, and Intraparty Divisions

• Intra-GOP Fighting:

  "We see nonstop fighting in the MAGA movement. Every time I go on X, every time I go on social media, it's literally everybody shooting at each other. And I think that is a massive failure. And Democrats don't do that." —MTG (82:23)

• Neocon vs. MAGA Tensions:

  "The neocons have been more destructive, in my opinion, than any party in American history... And now we have Mark Levin saying that neocon is a pejorative—think about controlling the dialogue..." (88:41)

• On Criticizing US Allies:
  • Calls for open debate about US policy without automatic accusations of bigotry.

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Election Mechanisms, Security, and Allegations

• Voting System Skepticism:
  • Bomb threats at NJ polling places led to evacuations; guest calls for return to paper ballots, skepticism of electronic voting. (84:47)
• Calls for Party Accountability:
  • Critique of GOP leadership for not supporting grassroots/“America First” candidates.

  • "…one of the problems... over the years... it's been Mitch McConnell, because we have had good Republican primary candidates and he went and stuck his face in races where it didn't need to be." (87:41)

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Health Care, Economy & the Party’s Future

• Failure to Address Health Care:

  “Democrats passed Obamacare in 2010... Here's my issue with my own party. Republicans have done nothing to fix it... And I think there will be a referendum on us and the election in 2026.” —MTG (51:15)

• Cost of Living & Affordability:
  • Both hosts and panelists, including Brian Glenn, agree that messaging on economics and affordability can unify and energize voters.

  • "Even Democrat voters and independents came up to me and they thanked me for talking about issues of affordability and health insurance. And that's... Those are the issues that really matter to Americans." —MTG (64:17)

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Invitations for Unity and Looking Ahead

• Calls for Republican Vision and Contracts:
  • Local leader presents a "Common Sense Contract with NYC" modeled after Gingrich’s Contract with America, urging national GOP to give voters clear, actionable policies. (99:17)
• Brandon Straka, J6 defendant, commends MTG’s civil approach on The View:

  “I'm so glad that you didn't... You were so eloquent. You were so sophisticated.” —Brandon Straka (67:54)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Opening and Introduction of Guests: 00:33–04:20
• MTG: “Not a Referendum on Trump” 06:02–06:44
• Grant Stitchfield Analysis from Texas 07:24–09:13
• Brian Glenn on NY Republican Candidates 09:47–11:09
• NJ Turnout and Mike Crispy’s Ground Report 11:51–13:19 | 74:33–77:03
• VA, Jay Jones Scandal, and AG Race 16:45–18:19 | 26:19–33:42 | 80:23–98:43
• California & Prop 50 Coverage 22:04–25:57
• John Solomon Analysis 44:26–48:56
• MTG on GOP Health Care Failures 51:15–55:12
• Inside the Conservative Movement: Intra-Party Fights, Leadership Critique 82:23–88:22
• Debate: Criticizing Israel’s Policies & Protecting Free Speech 89:20–94:48
• Audience Questions & Contract With NYC 99:04–101:13
• Closing, Georgia’s Election Result Surprise 106:47–107:55
• Final Words, Prepping for Steve Bannon Handover 109:24–109:45

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Conclusion

Tonight’s Real America’s Voice Election Special was a high-energy, deeply partisan ride through the results and implications of the 2025 elections. The episode focused on whether the night’s outcome was a verdict on Trump, on the Democratic Party’s leftward drift, or the GOP’s inability to deliver policy or inspire turnout. Recurrent themes included intraparty tensions within the GOP, skepticism of election security, frustrations with national and local Republican leadership, and calls for unity and clear policy promises—especially on economic issues. The coverage wrapped with an eye toward 2026, highlighting the stakes not just for tonight, but for the future of the Republican Party and “America First” conservatism.

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Transcript

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Election night. Real America's Voice on a Tuesday, November 4, 7pm on the east coast. And we are live at the America first warehouse with a room full of patriots right here on Real America's Voice election coverage all night, seven to midnight. We will set the table from seven to nine. Steve Ben. And we'll take it from 9pm as we get results. Obviously polls in Virginia closing right now. Obviously New Jersey, 8 o'. Clock, New York at 9 o'. Clock. And we have got the A team on the ground for you. First of all, I want to thank our sponsors who make this night possible. Amac. Go to amac. US Election right now. Receive a one year membership for only a dollar. Don't wait. America needs you. Our great friends from amac of course. Also tonight's brought to you by our friends at the wellness company Get American Made Ivermectin at a price you can't beat. At twc Health Voice and of course our friends at Patriot Mobile. Patriot Mobile, America's only Christian conservative wireless provider, make the switch today. I want to thank all three of them for making this what's going to be a fantastic night. The A team is on the ground. The A team is here at the America first warehouse. We'll get to them all in New York. David Zier will be covering the New York mayoral race. Obviously we have David Zier at I believe Cuomo headquarters. I see David in Virginia. We have Mark Serrano who's embedded with Winsome Sears, Britt Mchenry is also with Mark Serrano in New Jersey. We have Mike Crispy who's at the Jack Cittarelli campaign down in Washington, D.C. the great and one and only John Solomon will join us as well. Jim McLaughlin is at Mar a Lago tonight, of course, pollster and analysis all night long. And the great Ben Berkwom out in California. We've been talking about Prop 50. The gang is all here. And let me introduce who's here at the America First. Wareh, of course, the boys from Studio 6B are here. Slick Rick is over there. Slick in the Little Slick Lounge. He's going to. Slick's going to be talking to the people here at the American first warehouse. Kevin Downey Jr. The host of the Kevin Downey Jr. Show is also in the audience. The audience plays a big part tonight, obviously. New York in the spotlight tonight. What's happening in New York City. So we're going to want to talk to New Yorkers. And we've got a room full of patriots here at the America First Warehouse. We'll talk to them. Joining me on the stage, of course, Mr. Paul Nolan, Mr. Rick Delgado, who will have news and analysis as we watch these races unfold. And we have two special guests. As I said in my intro, here at the America First Warehouse, his relationship with President Trump is undeniable. If you've seen him asking questions and being in there and getting to the questions that you, the American people are actually interested in, which is a novel idea in some of these press conferences. He is the White House correspondent for real America's Voice. And we are honored to have him here. And that is the one and only Mr. Brian Glenn.

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And Brian, how are you?

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I'm great. Thank you for having me.

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An exciting night. Your first time at the American first class.

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This is my first time. I'm looking around going, okay, there's a.

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Lot of cool people here, a lot.

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Of cool stuff there.

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And let me introduce, who needs no introduction, sitting to my right, and that is the congresswoman from the great state of Georgia, Marjorie Taylor Greene MTG in the House.

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Hi, everyone.

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Congresswoman, it is great to have you here.

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Thank you so much. Excited to be here.

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It's going to be a great night. We are excited to have everybody here. Let's go out to the field if we can, and talk to all of our correspondents who are on the ground as well. Let me introduce them first, if we can go to New York, if we have them. Mr. David Zier is at Cuomo headquarters. David, how are you?

[D]

Hi. Good evening, Damon. It's great to be with everybody. This place is going to fill up here. People allowed in at 8:30. We're at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in midtown Manhattan. And this place is jam packed with media tonight. And we will see what tonight will bring. The voting numbers, Damon, in New York City are extraordinary. The highest turnout of the 21st century so far and could even approach 1969. Mayor Lindsay, which had two and a half million votes, but we're at like a million six probably plus right now. And the polls close in an hour, two hours.

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All right, very good. David will be there all night covering the New York mayoral race and we'll see if there's any drama whatsoever. That might be the question of the night. Where is their drama tonight? Is there drama, Congressman? Congresswoman Greene, let me ask you, first of all, can you give me your overall perspective of the night? Obviously, the Democrats and the media tonight will take any positive a win and turn it into the world's falling apart. Trump's being repudiated. We know what they're going to do. What should we be looking for in a night like tonight?

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Well, they're trying to make this a referendum on Donald Trump, and it's really not. Virginia went for Kamala Harris. New Jersey went for Kamala Harris. And New York, unfortunately, Democrats just went here. Of course they went for Kamala Harris. So if we see any Republican wins, we're actually going to see great victories. So this is really a referendum on the Democrat Party. Are they going to take the full hard turn left into socialism, really communism? We're going to see that in the mayor's race in New York. And I think that's going to be what we see happen tonight, unfortunately. I'm sorry, everyone, but this is not about Donald Trump. This is really about the identity of the Democrat Party.

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All right, very good. We'll get to a lot of that tonight, obviously. Very well. Let's head out. Let's head out to Texas. We have the great. You see him right before us seven to eight week nights here. Here on Real America's Voice, the great Grant Stitchfield who is in Texas. Grant, how are you? Good evening.

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Good evening to you. Good evening to everyone at the American first warehouse. I'll tell you what, I love that place and I'm jealous. I'm not with all of you.

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Yeah, we'd love to have you here. Get up here. You just heard Congresswoman Green lay out kind of what the night is about. Grant, first of all, tell us what you're covering in Texas, what we should be looking for there, and give me your overall thoughts on what, what you think the night means.

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All right, so we've got an interesting state Senate race here that's actually filling a vacant seat. There's three people in that race. If that goes to a runoff, we've got another election in December, and then that would only be for the next year. There's a primary in March. So this seat is a very complicated one. Lee Wambsgans, who is a great friend of ours from Patriot Mobile. And this is where Patriot Mobile's headquarters will be tonight. So a big thank you for them for inviting us. But Texas does not have too many big ballots. Ballot measures. We got a lot of constitutional things on tax issues. I won't bore you with with all of them. But I will say this. I was so happy to hear Marjorie Taylor Greene say exactly what I believe. This is not about Donald Trump tonight. You know, Virginia has a history of voting for governor of whoever, the opposite of who's in the White House. This is what Virginia does. And so, you know, it's an uphill battle in Virginia, New Jersey. Don't count Jack Cittarelli out. I'll tell you what, I was talking to some friends of mine in New Jersey. As many of you know, I'm from the New York Tri State area. There's a lot of people who are quiet about voting in New York. These New Jersey men, they don't even talk to their families about who they're voting for. So don't count Jack out. But Marjorie is correct. This is not a referendum on Donald Trump. It's Virginia and New Jersey, for crying out loud. So it'll be interesting to see. I do have a wager on that the Democrats don't run the table. And I got really good odds on that, by the way. So I'm hoping for at least a victory. One out of the three. Virginia, New Jersey. And let's hope Mom Donnie doesn't win. But I'm a Sliwa guy and I'm not really happy about this whole Cuomo in the race. It's just, it's disastrous to me to think that Cuomo is even an option in New York City.

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The great Grant Stitchfield, he'll be with us all night down in Texas. Let me, let me bring in Brian Glenn. Brian, you heard with what Grant said.

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Yeah.

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You look at, you look at New York, and it's pretty amazing. And you look at the choices that New York had here. One guy obviously wants to kill every baby that you want whenever you want. And the other guy has a worldview that inspired the greatest tragedy in modern American history right here in this city. It is quite amazing to think about what could happen in New York tonight. But talk, speak to that. But also, as I'm asking everybody, kind of give me your overall thoughts on tonight.

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It's hard to believe that in the great city of New York, the one of the greatest cities in the world, that we can't find a quality candidate to run for the Republican Party and really unify Americans on so many issues. I mean, look back. Whenever Lee Zeldin won for governor, at the time we were shut down, it was coming out. It was Joe Biden. We're coming out of the COVID lockdown. We had every reason in the world to elect Lee Zeldin, and it felt, unfortunately, short. You fast forward now. If New Yorkers can't see in the rearview mirror what's coming behind them. There is, there is socialism and communism coming for this city. And I'm just, I'm a little disappointed in the Republican Party that we could not get a better candidate that can beat Mandani. It's unbelievable that, that we're in the predicament. There we are. But that's where we're at. And I don't know if there's, if he was to win tonight, if that means we have a greater chance of having a Republican governor for the next governor race, because the city's going to say, hey, we cannot survive any longer. We've got to have a strong Republican governor. Maybe that increases the chances of that happening. But tonight, you know, I all but thrown in the towel that unfortunately New York City is going to touch the hot stove on communism.

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Yeah. Let's go out to New Jersey. Speaking of what's going to happen tonight where there could be drama again, the polls in Virginia, I believe, close about 10 minutes ago at 7. So I'm sure the numbers will start to roll in there. Let's go out to New Jersey where we have Mike Crispy's out there embedded with the Jack Chitterelli campaign. And Mike, you know this area well. First of all, welcome. We're glad, we're glad to have you as part of the coverage tonight. A lot of people talked all day about what we had to see in New Jersey today with voter turnout for this to be close and this to be maybe the only drama of the night. Give us your thoughts on what you've heard on the ground today out there. And what, what do we need to look for tonight to say that this race is going to be within, you know, that he's going to. Right.

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Well, it's good to be with you guys. Great to be part of this conference with this great team. And you know, I'm looking at the initial results of where we're at so far and it looks like the early vote from last time to this time was about the same, about the same margin. Jack Cittarelli ran in 2021 and came up 84,000 votes short of becoming the governor that time. This time we're looking at almost the same margin headed into election day today. Now, the difference unaffiliated voters. There's 133,000 more unaffiliated voters who voted this time coming into election day than the last election. So that's interesting. Now, taking it into election day and election day turnout right now, I will say we are seeing unprecedented levels, increased levels in Republicans, but also with unaffiliated and Democrats. So it looks like a high turnout election all around. Going to be interesting to see what that means. You have places like Newark right now that are reporting very high turnout in the inner city, maybe the highest turnout in the inner City since 2005. That's kind of surprising to people, guys, because nobody thought Mikey Sherrill was much of a, you know, a candidate that could appeal to the inner city urban vote. That's an interesting thing to watch tonight. And then obviously the unaffiliated, the numbers are way up and we're going to see how that breaks for Jack Cittarelli. It's looking like the math is going to be razor thin, as close as it was last time. We'll see if these factors are unaffiliated and turnout can make the difference for Jack Schedarelli.

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All right, Mike Crispy on the ground there in New Jersey. We'll be going out to him. Obviously, polls in New Jersey Close at 8 o'. Clock. Let's go down to Virginia where we have Mark Serrano embedded with the winsome Sears campaign. Britt McHenry as well with Mark, Mark and Brittany. Britt, welcome to the coverage tonight. Glad to have you here. Tell us what you're hearing. Polls closed about 10 minutes ago. What should we be looking for in the early returns out of Virginia?

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Thanks, Damon. We are glad to be a part of this all star cast tonight. And look, Virginia is a funny state because it's got high concentrations of Democrats in Northern Virginia closer into Washington, D.C. as well as around the city of Richmond, but vast swaths of less densely populated areas throughout the state, agricultural areas, with Republicans. So the opportunity, the challenge for a statewide candidate such as Winsome Sears is to get dramatic turnout from those rural areas. We've got a situation here where a lot of federal workers have been sitting home furloughed in northern Virginia, and I think they are highly susceptible to turnout in this race. And so Winsome Sears is going to be appearing here later tonight. And look, I now that polls are closed, I can say I'm not feeling good about this race for Republicans. Although I would say we could see an interesting situation in the state with ticket splitting, where people turn to the Democrat for governor. But Attorney General Mayer is for a reelection because of the controversy over Jay Jones. So Britt and I will be here all night tracking results. I know Brit already pulled up some data about turnout with early voting.

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Yeah, there's been 1.4 million early votes. And traditionally, we know a lot of early voting can go to a Democratic candidate. This is the largest Turnout. It's been 300,000 more votes than the last gubernatorial campaign. So clearly there is an involvement in an investment on a numerical level for these two women to elect the first female governor in Virginia's history. And I think you nailed it on the head and Cinchfield said it too, with, you know, cross ticket. I think Jay Jones and the controversy three weeks ago, those very violent text messages that were released may really hit him hard where it hurts in the voting booth today. But there's been an overwhelming push for Abigail Spanberger. And a source of mine told me to really keep an eye out as we are getting the numbers in right now for southwest Virginia and Blacksburg in particular. But we will have all of the latest results, of course, here because voting and polls close at 7.

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And you know, Damon, I'll just close by saying that speaking from the press riser in a sea of mainstream media, there's no place I'd rather be right now than the America first warehouse with our MAGA viewers for Rav.

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Yeah. All right, Mark. Mark and Brent will be down there. We'll keep going back to them as the numbers come in. MTG is with us. What does it say when you. When you think about Jay Jones wishing death upon his opponent, talking about death of his children, saying sometimes you need to move these people on policy by, by. By coming up with this violence. You know, you have to almost threaten them. He said to move them on policy. When you think about this guy's in position to win Still. And you think about what could possibly happen in New York tonight, what does that say to you?

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We've already seen that the past four years. So if Jay Jones becomes Attorney General of Virginia, you're talking about having someone extremely dangerous serving in a very serious position of power that can prosecute people.

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Yeah. Could you imagine being a Republican in that place, knowing that he's the Attorney General and knowing what he actually thinks of you?

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Well, I can because I served under Speaker Pelosi in the first two years of Joe Biden's presidency. And I've been in Congress since after J6. That was my third day on the job in 2021. I do know what that's like, and that's why I take that very serious. And I really hope that the people of Virginia can overcome their political parties and actually vote the right way on that one. But I think we'll find out tonight. And I think I actually heard one of the guys that works for me said it right. He said, that's actually the race to watch. And I'll tell you why that's the race to watch. After Charlie Kirk was assassinated, martyred, I'll say Charlie Kirk was martyred. But after, after that, we saw, I mean, countless Democrats come out and celebrate his murder.

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And doctors, lawyers, physicians, anesthesiologists, all kinds.

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Of people on the left. And if they're still willing to vote for a man that wished for his opponent's children to be killed and his opponent and his family, then I think that is. That's the referendum that we're going to see tonight.

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Yeah. All right, we'll take a quick break. We're just getting started. Election night coverage right here. Real America's Voice. Steve Bannon will take the ship at 9pm but we'll take you till then a lot more to get to, including our great Ben Berkwom, John Solomon. We'll bring them all in when we get back. And bring the boys here from 6P in as well on an election night Real America's Voice. We're back right after this. All right, election night 2025. Real America's Voice. Live from Studio 6P. We are at the America first warehouse. Election night coverage, seven to midnight right here on Real America's Voice. We'll set the stage from 7 to 9. Steve Bannon will take it over at 9pm and we've got the all star team on the ground, of course, as we've introduced you to a lot of them. David Zier in New York, Mark Serrano and Britt McHenry in Virginia, Grant Stitchfield in Texas, Mike Crispy in New Jersey, Ben Berkwom. We'll get to here in a second. The great John Solomon in Washington D.C. with analysis all night. We'll get to both of them, but first let me give the guys here a chance to jump in. Paul Nolan is here to my left. Mr. Nolan, what's this night mean to you?

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Well, I mean, the Democrats are finally admitting what they are, communists. And the high turnout, it just tells you the anxiety of a nation. Who knows what's at stake here instinctively or you know, or because they're paying attention. It's really disgusting to me to see New York City turning this way considering all the people we know. Everybody in here has been affected and touched with a friend who one person removed to see this. What's going on here in New York City, it couldn't be more disappointing.

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Yeah, as I said, the choice in New York City was not a good one. So Delgado, what are your thoughts tonight?

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Let's see, I'm looking for two outcomes. Basically we're kind of seeding, I guess, New York City at this point.

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Right.

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We're kind of, we're kind of saying it looks like a lost cause. You never know what could happen. The governor's race in New Jersey, I still think that's the one. If the polls are all saying, oh, it's dead even, they're probably, they're probably shorting Citarelli. So I'm hoping that that's the case and he comes out with, you know, four or five point win, that would be huge. And then of course the, the AG race down in Virginia, if they can get that, that vote to split because of the psychopath who wants to see dead bodies of kids, I think the choice there is pretty easy.

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And of course on a night like tonight, you have to think, you know, Republicans here, they are trying to perform in places, states that obviously you would think are pretty solid. Democrat states, obviously things are shifting. But you're also trying to perform in states where obviously Republicans right now control all levers of the White House and Congress. So it's always an uphill battle. And again, the Democratic spin machine tonight is going to take any win as a political earthquake. And I think we all know that going in. And even when you look at things like in Virginia, some of the questions, if Spamberger wins, some of the questions would be what's the margin? What's the margin of victory? There's a lot of people I heard talk about if she doesn't. Anything less than Ralph Norman's 2017 margin of victory, which is around 9%, is actually not a great sign for Democrats there. So there's a lot of nuance here to look at as well. But let me go out to California. There's a lot going on in California. Talking about stealing, stealing elections and redistricting. That is the big on the ballot in California. Let me bring in the great Ben Berkwam from Real America's Voice, who is out there. And Ben, welcome on in. Voters decided.

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Thank you, guys.

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Yeah. This independent commission to adopt the Democrat maps potentially, potentially flipping 10 GOP House seats for 2026. Ben, welcome on in. Tell us your thoughts on the night and what's going on in California. Is there any question this is obviously going to pass? Is it just a matter of by how?

[A]

Well, let me. Yeah, let me bring in Fresno County Supervisor Nathan Magzig and then we'll talk. So this, this is our no on 50 crowd out here. By the way, who loves Gavin Newsom? Nobody. Even the Democrats don't like him. He's such a slime ball. All right, Nathan, talk to us about, talk to us about the election night, the significance of it and as a county Board of Supervisors, what it means for the county.

[C]

Yeah. So I'll tell you right here in Fresno county, we go from having four congresspeople to six.

[A]

Now, that sounds good, but it's not.

[C]

Because it actually dilutes our representation.

[D]

And here in California, we go from.

[C]

Nine Republican congressmen down to literally four.

[D]

And so our voices are not being.

[A]

Heard here in California.

[D]

I look at when Trump got reelected.

[A]

Last year, and when he got elected.

[D]

He got elected with about 40% of the vote. Yet we're going to go from representation around 18% here in California down to like 8%.

[A]

And that is absolutely not fair.

[D]

So Prop 50 is a huge scam.

[C]

What it does is it really reduces the voice of the Republicans and the conservatives that are still here in California.

[A]

And that's everyone that you see behind me here. Patriots, Patriots in the Central Valley. I just want to kind of go over here and talk some Molly. So as a patriot in the Valley, you look at what they're doing, and this is basically everyone who's out there watching. What Gavin Newsom's doing now is basically an extension of the no Kings. Everyone who's voting yes on 50 is basically voting against President Trump for nonsense reasons. But to you as a representative or as a local resident, when you think that Fresno county is going to be Basically controlled by some of the county, by San Jose. How does that make you feel?

[B]

It makes me feel terrible.

[A]

This is ridiculous.

[B]

They're robbing us of our representation. And we voted for this for the Independent Citizens Commission two other times. So this is the third time it's on the ballot.

[A]

We all know Gavin Newsom is just.

[B]

Doing this so he can be the presidential nominee for the Democrats. And this is just completely unacceptable.

[A]

It's a waste of money.

[B]

We have fire victims who, you know.

[A]

They still don't have a place to live. It's just terrible.

[B]

The mismanagement and the corruption and just the rot in this state.

[A]

Somebody needs to do something.

[C]

Vote no on 50 and you still.

[A]

Have time to do that. Polls close at 8 o'.

[D]

Clock.

[A]

Anyone else want to jump in real quick? We're going to be coming back out here. Anyone else want to jump in on the conversation? Really, Josh?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

I'd say, you know, this vote today.

[C]

Is just taking the power away from.

[D]

We the people, and that's something I.

[A]

Know Trump's been fighting for, to return.

[C]

The power back to we the people.

[A]

And it gives us less vote power.

[C]

Here in Clovis, California.

[A]

Well, there you have it, guys. We're going to keep talking to the folks here. The polls are still open. There's a massive line, one of the polling places here in Clovis, California. Massive line around the building. So hopefully that's a good sign because this is more of a conservative area. But so far, the numbers aren't looking good. The early vote, 51% Democrat. Turn it. Or 51% were Democrat votes or voters. 27% Republican to 21% independent. Unless we get a massive day of turnout, it's not looking great. And unfortunately, what that means is 5 less Republicans in the House, which is. This is what it's all about. It's about 20, 26. They want to take over the House and the Senate. They want to impeach President Trump. They want to put you and I and all of us back in jail. This is, you know, the lawfare that we've seen before. That's basically what all of this boils down to.

[C]

All right, the great Ben Berkwom in California on Prop 50. Obviously, we'll see what happens there. Does not look great. I'll tell you where else it does not look great. May we may have our first call. I think we do have our first call of the night, and I don't know if we have Mark Serrano available, but it is in Virginia and it looks like the race has been called for Abigail Spamberger, already projected to win the Virginia governor's race. Yes.

[A]

With 4% in. Damon, they call it 4.

[C]

4%, I think. I think when they look at these things, they know where the votes are coming from and they make these calls. Mark Serrano, let me go to you. I know you're down there. If this is in fact the call, you know, you look at, you look at the GOP in Virginia, look, you look at Winsome Sears as a candidate. The GOP did not have an actual primary, so some say this was kind of mucked up from the beginning. You look at Sears taking a vacation in August, firing a campaign manager in late July, August. I don't think there's a Republican Virginia you would talk to and say that this campaign wasn't somewhat wonky. And here we have a race being called at 7:27. Looks like it could be a 10, 11 point win. Give me your thoughts.

[A]

Yeah, so of course, only 4%. Reporting from Decision Desk HQ, Damon. But once we take a look at the data, I'm sure we'll learn that there is some Republican area that has gone heavily more towards the Democrats and that it's a bad sign for Winston Sears. So obviously we've got to have one of the big outlets call this race before we should consider it done with only 4% in. But let me just comment about sort of this wonky race. As you said, if this is a loss by Winsome Sears, I lay this at the feet of Glenn Youngkin. Glenn Youngkin, the incumbent governor who won off the coattails of the Parents Rights movement in Loudoun County, Virginia in 2021. He picked Winsome Sears. He picked effectively an anti Trump candidate. And this candidate, Winston Sears, she, although she was head and shoulders above her opponent as a candidate for office, she never embraced Donald Trump and the MAGA voters. Why would MAGA get off their couch and come and vote for her like they did in record numbers, especially low propensity voters like they did in 2024? Brit, I don't think this is terribly surprising. Obviously we've got to get an official call on this, but so far decision desk HQ says this race is over.

[B]

I think you guys were on the money to call all the problems with her campaign. I mean, Abigail Spamberger was everywhere. Whether you are a Republican or a Democrat, I mean, I'm sure you can concur. You heard about her campaign campaign. Winsome Earl Sears was limping through everything. There wasn't a lot of publicity. There wasn't a lot of press losing parts of your campaign will do that. And when President Donald Trump, for good reason, will not endorse you by name the night or two before the election. Yes. Why on the day of would MAGA voters turn out? And I think that's what we're seeing.

[A]

And you know, you've got to, you've got to be a pretty bad candidate to lose to Abigail Spanberger. To me, she is like the love child, the political love child of former governor Ralph Northam who instructed us about post birth abortion and Kamala Harris, the queen of word salad and getting stuck in the headlights. If you recall that debate between Spanberger and Winsome Sears where she had nothing to say when she was questioned about her policies on transgenders in schools.

[C]

All right, guys, thanks very much. We'll get back to you. Again. The Virginia governor race has been called for Abigail Spamberger. MTG is with us. And he brought up the part of Glenn. I'll give you a chance to talk about the race overall, but he brought up the part of Glenn Youngkin. And when, and I guess people in Virginia could speak to this more. But when you look at all the fanfare he got when taking office and you look at now leaving office after four years, is there, is there a policy legacy there, is there a legislative legacy there for Glenn Youngkin? What are your thoughts?

[B]

I'm going to tell you what just happened is the government has been shut down and many federal government employees live in Virginia and they literally just selected one of their own from the deep state. Abigail Spamberger is of the CIA and that's exactly who she is. And I put the blame, I'll put the blame on both Democrats and Republicans in the Senate. I've been calling for over a month now for the Republicans in the Senate to grow a spine and use the nuclear option, override the filibuster and reopen the government. But they wouldn't do it. And now I'm so thankful to President Trump because he is demanding that they do it. And here's what they did. They kept the government shut down. And so Abigail Spanberger get to campaign all over the place while we're not in Washington working. They literally gave her time off to do it. And then they gave all these federal government workers in Virginia time off of work to sit home and go out there and vote like they have never voted before. We are Republican majority in the House and the Senate. And I put a lot of this blame on them that they allowed these federal workers to show up in force like this. And it makes me sick because I am a Republican member of Congress and I am disgusted that we are not working in Washington, delivering the agenda that you all voted for, because that's absolutely what we should be doing. And that's how I see this governor's race in Virginia. I will follow up with. We should have had an America first unapologetic MAGA candidate for a governor candidate in Virginia. And you know, that's unacceptable going forward. And I really hope I am going to beg of you all, demand every Republican candidate from here on out. They better be America first, and I mean mean it, and they better not ever back down from that.

[C]

So can I ask you quickly, because I have talked on the show how much that I have not agreed with you on the nuclear option. And I'm interested now that you're here, to ask you why. Why would you want to take. Why would you want to take Russ Vaught off the playing field? When you think. When I think of Russ Vaught, I think that he has, like a brain like an Excel spreadsheet, that he has waited for this moment of government shutdown and how to get these rifs to actually reduce this behemoth of a government we have. Why the nuclear option to kind of take him off the playing field? I never really understood.

[B]

Look, I'm a great fan of Russ, but here's the thing. Everything. President Trump will be a temporary president. If you don't use your Congress, if you don't use the House and the Senate to pass his executive orders and bills so that Trump can sign them into law, then. And you empower Russ vote to do everything. It's all temporary. It literally means nothing. All you people that campaign and worked hard to get the president in office, I spent five years on the road, millions of my own dollars. Brian lived on the road, went to every single rally. That means all of our work is in vain. So if we just. Listen. If you sideline Congress, the legislative branch that is by the Constitution, set in place to make laws, if you sideline Congress and. And leave everything up to rest, vote, then it can all be knocked down in court. And we know the courts have been taken over by the Democrats because George Soros has supported all these judicial candidates. Look, I'm all for Russ vote. I'm as conservative as you can get, and I fully support him. But I want our agenda into law. I don't want it to be able to be temporary.

[D]

All right.

[C]

Great stuff. Mtg Brian Glenn with us. We'll get more of them, the boys from live from Studio 6B. And of course we have the A team across the country. We'll get to the great John Somo. We'll bring him in here to see what he thinks about the night. The call already in Virginia. One down, many to go. New York City takes the spotlight at 9pm election coverage right here. Real America's Voice. We'll take you through midnight. Steve Bannon will take it over at 9 o'.

[A]

Clock.

[C]

We'll take you right up to then. We're back right after this. All right, election coverage. Real America's voice. Tuesday, November 4th. Election night here in America. Real America's Voice will take you seven to midnight. Live from Studio 6B. The boys are here. Brian Glenn is here. Mtg Marjorie Taylor Greene is joining us here at the America first warehouse where we've got a room full of patriots and we're always excited to be here here. Joe the box and his staff, always so welcoming and we always appreciate him having us here. We've got the A team on the ground. David Zier, Mike Crispy, Cliff Maloney, Ben Berkwan, Mark Serrano, Britt McHenry, Grant Stitchfield covering everything going on the ground around the country. We'll get to all of them. I want to thank all of our sponsors who make this night possible. Possible. Amac. Go to amac. US Election. Right now. You can receive a one year membership. One year? For how much? Damon? That'd be a dollar. Don't wait. American needs you. Go to amac. US Election. Of course, our friends at the wellness company, you can get American made Ivermectin at a price you can't beat. At twc Health Voice and our friends from Patriot Mobile. Patriot Mobile, America's only Christian conservative wireless provider, make the switch today. Our friends at Patriot Mobile. So I want to thank all of our sponsors who make this night possible. We are at the America first warehouse and like I said, we have a room full of patriots. Kevin. Kevin Downey Jr. And Slick Rick are going to talk to him all night long. Kevin Downey Jr. Has former Suffolk county executive Steve Levy with him. Let's welcome him to the show. Welcome Kevin Downey Jr. Kev, take it away. Thank you, Big D. Thank you.

[A]

Yep, Patriot Steve here has got a question for Representative Green.

[C]

Take it away, buddy. Hi, Marjorie.

[B]

Hi.

[A]

So let's assume that Marxist Mamdani wins.

[C]

Today in New York.

[A]

Obviously he can wreak havoc on a city that's already reeling from horrible blue city Democratic policies. But I have to assume that from a Purely political perspective.

[C]

You have to be licking your chops.

[A]

That this guy is now going to be the face of the Democratic Party going forward. What kind of an impact do you think that's going to have on the midterms next year?

[B]

Well, I think that's what a lot of Republicans are banking on, is to have a new bad guy to run against and for Democrats to be exposed for the real policies that they've always really wanted. We watched mainstream Democrats from across the board endorse Madani here lately. And as he's expressed, all of the government subsidized programs he's planning to provide. It's going to be interesting to watch it real time. If he does win and becomes mayor, how will the city council Council work with him? Will they fully support it and go all into.

[C]

They're more Marxist than he is, by the way.

[D]

Just so.

[B]

Oh, okay. Well, then it's going to be rough. Well, I'll just say this. If you're a business owner and you have wealth and you live in New York City, I have a beautiful district, but you're only allowed to move there if you're a Republican. And no, I, you know, I'm. How I feel about it is I actually don't want to see the people of New York City suffer. I don't want to see that city fall into chaos or be bankrupted by communist policies. That's the human side of me. But it will be the, it will expose the Democrat Party and we'll see what happens with it.

[A]

Thank you. I mean, it's not like he's going to be the first Marxist elected nationwide. I mean, Chicago has a Marxist mayor, and Brandon Johnson, Seattle, has a Marxist mayor. You know, Karen Bass in Los Angeles.

[C]

Is she any different?

[A]

So they really are. Now it's a socialist party, the Democratic Party, whatever moderates were there, they're either going along or they're too scared to fight it. And it's really. Now the Republicans against the Marxists is.

[C]

What it's coming down.

[B]

Well, and never forget, they weaponize power right now today in Colorado, Tina Peters is in prison. And that is unacceptable. And this is what we are still living in. So even though we have President Trump and we have full power in the House and the Senate, we still see this weaponized government across the country. And this is a gold star mom and a great patriot that fought for our election. So you're right. We've, we're already seen, we've already seen this experiment and we know exactly what it brings.

[C]

Thank you. Patriot Steve, back to you, Big D. Very Good. Kevin Downey Jr. You know, Brian, the Steve, Steve Levy brings up other examples. The difference for me though is the Islamification of this guy. This guy is not just a common communist, he is a Marxist jihadist in New York City. And quite frankly, in my opinion, what this guy, you know, this guy's not that smart. And one of the things about the media, he goes on, he gets posed as this like Obama esque kind of smart, very articulate kind of guy. And he doesn't. To me, he comes across as a used car salesman and he uses the left kind of as a Trojan horse, you know, to sneak in kind of like the pro Muslim policies that really have nothing to do with equality that he likes to stand up and scream about. It's really more about power and takeover, you know, and so like he acts like he's for affordable housing, workers rights. But for me, the difference in the examples that Steve Levy brought up is the, the real gig for this guy is promoting Islamification of New York one kind of one sly move at a time. What do you think about that?

[D]

I agree. And I think that's one of the greatest threats we have to our country, is that we. Look what's happening in London. I was just in the UK with the President on the visit to the King and, and I would talk to a lot of people who live there. That that country and that city particularly is unrecognizable from what is transformed in that in London from kind of a Muslim takeover. Now look, you know, this is the greatest country in the world. We don't want to absolutely say that you're not welcome here, that we, this country was founded on immigrants. We can all agree with that. But our founding fathers right now are rolling over in their grave to see what's happening in some of the greatest cities of the world. And, and Christianity is just being pushed aside and, and they're trying to develop their own rule of government in US cities. Take a look at London. Go walk on the streets and see what you find.

[C]

Yeah. Do you.

[D]

You cannot find someone who was almost born, raised and brought up a family in London. It is predominantly immigrants.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

Not like I said, nothing wrong that I'm not being xenophobic here, but there is something to be said about keeping your culture.

[A]

What could be done about that with Sharia law? And that culture does not mix with the American culture. What could be done about that from a legal standpoint where we could. Can someone codify some form of law that this is never acceptable here. Can anything like that be done without. Was everyone just petrified? Be labeled an Islamophobic or, you know, because everyone just puts that pejorative on you and then you're labeled. And you know better than anybody, you've been hunt. I mean, I have so much admiration. Have you stood up to all of it? So what could be done?

[B]

Well, number one, the law of the land is our United States Constitution. So there can be no law above that. So Sharia law cannot go above our laws, our United States Constitution. And I don't think we'll. I don't think we'll ever see that in America, and I don't think the people of America will allow that. And. But, you know, there are bills that can be introduced. I think there's one that's been introduced in the House. I don't know. I haven't been there. Been to work in a while, by the way. I'm not taking a paycheck, you guys. I do want you to know that I will not take a.

[D]

That was an option, though. That was an option for her to take a paycheck.

[B]

Good point, Brian. So, just so you know, we get paid no matter what unless we tell the clerk of the house not to pay us. So I don't know the list of my colleagues that are still receiving paychecks.

[D]

Let's get that list real quick.

[B]

But I'm not.

[D]

We're going to read another list on there tonight.

[C]

So you don't think Mondami is going to be grinning all the way to his Sharia compliance? City hall.

[B]

I. My goodness, who knows what he's going to do, right? Yeah, I think that's it. It's a wide open door, and no one really knows what's coming.

[A]

And real quick, Marjorie, what about the fact that all these judges seem to, you know, side with the people who go up, you know, who put things that are against the Constitution? We see it across the country. They're trying to. They're trying to run the country, beat the president through judgeships, and they're more than happy to go along, to get along, because. Oh, well, you know, I don't want to be labeled this and I don't want to be labeled that. Right, exactly. So why wouldn't they just play along? Because we've seen these leftist judges. They'll just do their, you know, they'll just let it right through.

[B]

You're right. And that's where the real danger is, is we're seeing it through the courts. The courts are actually overthrowing our Constitution. And these judges have more power than I do. They can weigh. Okay. There's an important case happening in the Supreme Court tomorrow, actually, and Secretary Besant is going personally to this case because they're going to weigh whether President Trump's tariffs are constitutional or not.

[D]

Right.

[B]

And I've been supporting President Trump and the tariff policies. I think it's incredibly important that we have reciprocal trade and that our American companies are treated fairly. But we may see the Supreme Court weigh in tomorrow and completely undo that. And I think that'll be historic tomorrow. So I agree with you on the courts.

[C]

Yeah. Let me get the great John Solomon in here. Let's go live to Washington, D.C. of course, you see him every day on Just the News, no noise. This CEO and editor in chief of Just the News, the Great John Solomon. Mr. Solomon, how are you? Welcome to the coverage.

[D]

Yeah, good to be there with all the guys at the American Warehouse.

[C]

It's great to have you, as always. I'm sure you've heard a lot of what we've already talked about. Looks like we have a call in Virginia just to bring you up to date there. Abigail Spamberger Right now, 56% of the vote, 483,511 to Winsome Sears, 43.8%, 378,000. So, John, what are you looking for the rest of the night? What does this night mean for the Republicans, for President Trump? Give me your thoughts.

[D]

Well, I think there's some lessons, and I think the race to look at is the one that Congresswoman Green pointed out, the Jason Maurer's attorney general race. You're seeing a significant phenomenon of ticket splitting right now in Virginia. There's about a 40,000 vote, 10% vote difference between what Abigail Spamberger is getting and what Jay Jones is getting, and about a 6% improvement of Jason Mears over what Winston Sears is getting. And that is a sign that his strategy worked. He talked more about the economy. He embraced President Trump fully. And of course, he rode the coattails of repudiating his Democratic opponent's hateful speech. So will Mears win? I don't know. It's about a 10, 11 point race right now that's hard to overcome. But the ticket splitting is a really strong sign. It's a message that Republicans need to take into account as they go into 2026. You can't run from your commander in chief. You can't run from the America first agenda and try to run as a Republican in a general election. It doesn't work. That's the lesson of Winston Sears. But Jason Mares embraced President Trump. He leaned into his Democrat opponents hateful language and really hit him hard. He was on air more effectively, I think, than Winston Sears. And there's going to be some learning and hope for Republicans. No matter whether mirrors wins or not, he's shown that you can outperform the top of the ticket by doing the things that got Donald Trump elected just a year ago.

[C]

Well, John, let me bring you some numbers here in the attorney general race. I don't know the last ones you saw, but right now what I'm showing is 51% to 48.6. So it is tight. I see about less than 30,000 vote difference right now in Virginia for Attorney general. But let me ask you broader in Virginia, John, obviously as, as Congresswoman Green brought up before, there's a lot of uniquely local headwinds. Obviously you have this enclave of federal workers, the government shutdown. Do we look back in 21 and just say that that was perfect conditions and a candidate who was kind of custom made at the time. Okay, give me your thoughts on that.

[D]

Yeah, yeah, listen, Winston Sears is no Glenn Youngkin. The dynamic of 21 was much different. We had just gone through the embarrassment of Afghanistan. We were starting to get the shock of seeing men in the women's sports podium, medal winning. And Youngkin hit the right moment and he ran a good early get out the vote operation. I think the early get out the vote operation lagged in Virginia compared to 2021. And I think in this case Sears was just a lesser candidate. She just didn't have command. She didn't have the ability to respond. She left herself in some awkward positions that made great political attack ads, which Glenn Youngkin didn't. Now, Miaras ran a stronger candidate. A lot of people I know in Virginia wish that Jason Meares was the gubernatorial nominee this time around. And of course, we'll armchair quarterback that for the next four years. But I do think that the lessons of Glenn Youngkin, he was a perfect sort of storm moment for the Republicans. Virginia is an increasingly blue state and until they shrink the size of government, which Congress has failed to do effectively thus far, Virginia is going to be a deep blue northern district, hard to overcome with the rest of the state. And I think sometime soon you're going to see the western side of Virginia start talking about what the counties in Oregon are talking about, which is joining Idaho in leaving Oregon and shrinking Oregon's influence in Congress. I wouldn't be Surprised if that conversation begins soon in Western Virginia. Western Virginia has nothing in common with the northern part of the state anymore, and they're much more in common with West Virginia. So I think you may see some of these secession movements, state to state secession movements pick up as the reality of what Virginia has become compared to what it was 20 years ago sinks in on people.

[C]

And John, just, just quickly, you know, you look at Democrats obviously couldn't win elections, so they've tried to import voters over the last four years. Then they stole the election of 2020 and now they're gerrymandering to kind of steal the House. And how do you think this Prop 50 works out and how much of a problem when you look at Indiana, they seem to throw their hands up and say, well, maybe we're too pure to really tackle this. What is your view as far as gerrymandering and how that, how that's going to affect next year?

[D]

Both sides are doing it. So it wasn't like, I mean, Texas started it. Texas started it because they were told by the Justice Department they were not in compliance with the federal court of appeals ruling. California started it simply to punish Texas. The one wild card that I don't think we talk enough about is that at some point the Trump Justice Department in Harmeet Dillon are going to have the ability to go to court and say that what California has done is unlawful, it is political retribution and not reapportionment for the purpose of proper representation. And they're probably going to win on some of those arguments because the ballot that my colleague Amanda had got clearly stated. We're just doing this because Texas do it. I think that's going to get the attention of the court. But between those two points, when the challenges occur, the Louisiana apportionment case is going to be decided by the Supreme Court. I don't think that people are taking into account what could happen in the federal court system next spring, summer and fall that could thwart some of the Democratic gerrymandering and say, hey, what Texas did is more in line with the court's law in view on this. And what Texas, what California did was pure political retribution. You could see some court intervention that could be to the benefit of Republicans. But the ultimate way Republicans are going to win is by doing what they said they were going to do, which the Congress has been slow to do. And Marjorie Taylor Greene is exactly right. The Congress has done about a third of what Donald Trump promised the Republicans were doing. Donald Trump's done it all. The Congress has failed to make it permanent. And they haven't leaned into economic populism the last six months, which I think is a failure. They've been talking about everything but economic populism. That's where Republicans are going to win the next election if they get back to that messaging.

[C]

Yeah, very good. Congresswoman Green, has the congressional GOP lost its ideological coherence and strategic will here by being pretty much out to sleep?

[B]

Absolutely. Let's talk about health insurance premiums. I mean, this has been an utter failure. Democrats passed Obamacare in 2010. It took effect in 2014. I know my, my family of five, our health insurance premiums went from $800 a month to over $2,400 a month. That was more than our mortgage. That was in 2014. And then we saw all these health insurance companies get kicked out of the market and health care prices have done nothing but go up and up and up while, while the quality of care went down, down, down. And then Again, Democrats in 2021, it's under Nancy Pelosi, by the way, they passed the ACA tax credits in 2021 and they were the ones that set the expiration date to end this year. Well, here's my issue with my own party. Republicans have done nothing to fix it. They tried one time, repeal and replace, and we'll never forget McCain thumbs down on that. But Republicans didn't go back out on the playing field and get out there and fight again. And let me tell you something, this could affect people in this room. These health insurance premiums are going to skyrocket and in January, they are going to be nearly double and be completely unaffordable for so many Americans. And I personally think that is extremely wrong and the Republican Party is failing to fix it. It is our job. We are the ones that have control of the House, the Senate, and the White House. Right now. We are leading this country. And to sit on the sidelines and sit at home, not meeting in person every single day in Washington, coming up with the greatest ideas to reduce the cost of health care and health insurance premiums is an utter failure to our own voters. And I think there will be a referendum on us and the election in 2026. But John is right. This is economics. This is about your bank account. This is about the bills that you are paying. This is about the affordability of life. And I believe as a business owner for over 20 years, I believe in serving my customer. But you guys aren't just my customer. You're actually my employer. And I really want my colleagues to get to work and fix this.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[C]

Let me just push back on you for just a second on this, because when I think of health care and you blame the Republicans now, and I get why you do it, because there's no vision in the Republican Party. But realistically, when you look at this is, don't we have to go back to 2013 and say the real problem was back then? You had Ted Cruz, you had Mike Lee, they both understood that how unpopular the bill was for the first two years it was out. It won us more seats than any other piece of legislation ever. And Ted Cruz stood on the Senate floor for I think 20 something hours and filibustered and said, we're going to leverage. They tried to do then what Democrats are doing right now. They took a bill, they took the budget, and they said, we're going to leverage this and tell people that this is unaffordable, this is destroying not only jobs, but your personal liberty. And we need to leverage that government shutdown in 2013 to get some concessions and try to repeal this thing and gut this thing. And what did Republicans do at the time? They went after Cruz and Lee and said, you're wasting your time. Mitch McConnell, Kelly Ayotte, all these people, they attacked the Republicans at the time. And once the government got involved and they knew this at the time and started subsidizing it, you know, it's like stabbing somebody and then giving them morphine and then say, you really got to get off the morphine. Well, it's, well, why don't you stop stabbing me first? That was really our chance to stump this out back then. So to blame Republicans now, you know, the Democrats today run and say, oh, healthcare is unaffordable and it's their fault. So their macro messaging is the same as ours. But it's what they did in 2011 and 2013 and what Republicans couldn't do is why it's so expensive now. So really, is the full blame, should it be on the Republicans now?

[B]

No, I didn't say the full blame is on the Democrats, but the blame is on the Republicans for not fixing it. And I think that's incredibly important. It's like, you know, someone steals your car and drives it down the street and wrecks it. Well, we're blaming them for wrecking the car, but if the car sits there sitting up against someone's house and no one ever cleans up the mess, well, you know what? Somebody should clean up that mess. And it's our job to Clean it up. And that's how I see leadership. It's a serious responsibility. You don't sit in your corner and just point fingers at the other side, the one that caused the mess. You get in there, you pick up the broom, you clean up the mess and you make the house livable for those that live in there. And that's what I think we really should be doing. There's a lot of ideas. Listen, there's so many ideas. We could empower people to be able to come together in groups, associations, and that way they can lower health insurance premiums. Costco, Amazon, those are massive. They could offer health insurance premiums and that would be extremely low because there's so many members in those two companies. We could also kick this back to the states and this could go back to the states. I'm a big believer in federalism. And then we could see states handle it, not the federal government. That's really where price transparency, let me just say that loud and clear, you all should know for a fact if you're going in, whether it's a heart surgery, a knee replacement you're going in for, okay, a boob job, whatever it is, you should be able to know top to bottom how much this is going to cost. You shouldn't go into the hospital and just receive never ending bills and have no idea when they're going to stop. And we're all victims of this. And so, yeah, you want to know what? I blame the Democrats, they created this monster, but I blame Republicans because we are not even in. Look, I'm sitting here with you guys in New York. You want to know why Mike Johnson says don't come and don't show up at work. But I'm so against that. We should be in Washington fixing this because you want to know when the prices go up. January 1st. January 1st is when everybody gets hit. And everyone's getting their notifications right now and it's open enrollment and started November 1st.

[C]

All right, we will talk about more healthcare with Marjorie Taylor Greene, Brian Glenn, all here at the America First Warehouse. Let me get out to Grant Stinchfield, though. He is in Texas and I know Grant wanted to weigh in on what's going on in California. He is obviously very familiar. What's going on? Prop 50. Grant, tell me what you thought about what you've heard so far and what you heard. Ben Burke, while I'm out in California.

[A]

Yeah, you know, it's interesting because we have the redistricting here in Texas, which is so important and yet when you look at what's going on in California, when you read the actual proposition, it is so outrageous, it will be ripe to go in front of a federal judge to say, hey, this was not just bias, but it was liberal lunacy. They say things like President Trump stealing the election in reaction to Texas trying to steal seats in the House. I've never seen anything like this written in a proposition that's now going to go as a constitutional amendment before the voters. But to piggyback on what Marjorie was saying and the problem with Republicans, if you think Republicans in this country have a problem with messaging and not latching on to being able to get to the heart of people's emotions, try going to California. You know, I do morning drive radio in Los Angeles, Angeles. So I've got to live this every day. When Republicans message Prop 50, which was this redistricting constitutional amendment to add five more Democrat seats in California, Republicans messaged it as push back against Gavin Newsom. This is Gavin Newsom's power grab. That's not going to work in California. Gavin Newsom knew that making it about Trump would work in California, but were wildly outnumbered. I had written a commercial that says Democrats had been duped by the MAGA crowd in Washington. A Republican Trojan horse designed to take away your power. Now, I know I'm stretching the truth on that, but that kind of out of the box thinking on a commercial would work better than the old pushback against Gavin Newsom. The people love Gavin Newsom because they're blind liberal zombies being led off a cliff and they cannot even realize it. So I will say this. For the first time in four years, we had a town hall, Salem media out in Orange county, and we get about 6, 700 people coming out there. For the first time in four years, I had people coming up to me in California telling me they're leaving. Now you had liberals leaving for years that didn't understand why they were leaving and going to places like Tennessee and Texas and Arizona. But now you had the strong conservatives that were staying and fighting. Now they're saying they're out. California is a hellhole. And you know what? Just like New York City now, that's my home city, it's going to fall into absolute hellhole despair with this Mamdani winning. And to all of my friends at the American America first warehouse, and Damon, you're one of them. New York City is going to get what it deserves. And in some respects, if New Yorkers vote Mamdani in, you get what you deserve. And I hope I Don't want to say that. I hope it goes totally south, but there's part of me that says it deserves to go totally south. So maybe there'll be a wake up after all of it because California has not really woken up. The liberals are not making a change out there. Prop 50 will fail today. All right, excuse me, Prop 50 will go through the no. 1. Prop 50 will fail but same as New York, New York has to wake up. And it's so upsetting to see this what's happening on both coasts and like middle America is ignored. But man, middle America is where it's at. And I'm so happy to live in the heartland of this country because this guys is America. And yes, I'm standing in the middle of Texas. Texas, in a little town called North Richland Hills where everybody's conservative here.

[C]

Well, you're absolutely right, Grant. And like I've said on this show for as long as I've done it, if we can't make red states as red as they can make blue states blue, we're in trouble. It almost sometimes doesn't matter what happens on the federal level. We have to create permanent bastions of conservative fighters in red states. But Brian Glenn and MTG are here and I know you guys, you spent some time in California recently.

[D]

The last four or five days we've been in Southern California. I loud Newport beach for about 12 years and we went out there to do the Bill Maher show and from the point we landed at John Wayne airport there in Orange county we got nothing but keep fighting. We love you, please help us. I mean there's a lot of patriots in Southern California so that's Orange county and I kind of expect that there.

[A]

Sounds like they're trapped but.

[D]

But on Halloween we were invited to a party in Beverly Hills. A very kind of a high profile individual. I could over 400 people at this party, this massive house, Beverly Hills, almost every single person came up to us and said please save our country. What can we do? We're in trouble. There is so many patriots out there. They're tired of California but they're just. There's not enough of them to make a difference but they're there. And Margie, you can share some of the comments that you got. People that said I would have never voted for you until you started talking about this topic and this topic and all of a sudden that's how you bring people together to come on a for on a common topic and solve problems. It's not the finger pointing but share if you will, some of the comments you had at these parties and just really spending four days going to restaurants, gas stations, grocery store, you name it, they're out there. They love President Trump and they love the Republican Party. There's just not enough of them.

[B]

No, there's not enough of them. They're, they're basically overwhelmed. One thing we did see, Brian, over and over again is we saw the, the Vote yes on Prop 50 signs everywhere.

[D]

Yeah, they did a horrible job marketing Vote no.

[A]

Horrible job.

[B]

We didn't see any Vote no signs. And that was, that was actually really disappointing and I'm sure, yeah, I don't blame Republicans in California. I think they're some of the greatest patriots in the country because they, they fight non stop against a Democrat machine they cannot overcome. And I don't think their elections are clean. I'll, I'll go ahead and jump out there. You can say I'm a conspiracy theorist, whatever, I don't care.

[A]

I think you are. Well, welcome to the party.

[B]

Thank you.

[C]

Good company here.

[B]

Thank you. Go ahead and happy to be with fellow conspiracy theorists.

[A]

I got a great tin hat I can give you later.

[B]

Oh good. I love all the styles. So. But no, we were very disappointed. There was, there was no signs for no Prop 50.

[D]

We didn't see one single sign even.

[B]

In Republican areas see that. But no, we had a lot of people came up and they were so kind. Even, even Democrat voters and a independents came up to me and they thanked me for talking about issues of affordability and health insurance. And that's. Those are the issues that really matter to Americans. I believe that's the one lane that we can start pulling Americans together on is the issues that we all share. And that's the fact that every cost of living is high and it's because of the Biden administration under Joe Biden in 2022 we saw inflation hit 9% worse. I mean it was the worst inflation since Jimmy Carter. Please don't blame me because I'm from Georgia. But that, that was a real problem. But that, I mean that's what drove the cost of living. And in California they feel it bad. I think the gas of price was 469.

[D]

That was on the cheap side.

[B]

That was on the cheap side.

[A]

Over $5 for sure.

[D]

And property taxes, I mean if you talk about whole property taxes, insane in California.

[B]

I don't know how they do it.

[D]

I don't know how they live. I mean that's one of the reasons.

[A]

Why I moved out and really to jump on what you guys were saying about California, I mean, Damon. Damon's been saying this since. Since we joined the show, is that California has been our biggest audience.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

By far, number one.

[C]

So we know they're out there of this show for the first. For a long time when we were on social media, when back in 2015, 16, 17, 18, the number one viewing audience of the show was California. California. And we saw it. We all remember 2016, 2020. Even people here on Long island, they go, oh, you're in New York. When you moving out? I go, no, no, we're in Long Island. We're in Suffolk County. This is not New York City. It is a big difference. We got no place to go. We're quite comfortable here. This is Trump country in Suffolk County. This is. This is not New York City. So I want to get to Kevin Downey, Jr. Speaking of Patriots, we are here at live at the America first warehouse. And Kevin Downey Jr. Is here, and he has a very, very familiar face. Patriot that most of you out there in real America's Voice world. Kevin, who you got?

[A]

Thank you, Damon. We've got the one and only Brandon Strock with us tonight.

[C]

Ladies and gentlemen, the man who invented.

[A]

Walkaway.

[C]

A patriotic J Sixer. Brandon, thanks so much for coming by.

[A]

Really appreciate it. What would you like to throw out.

[C]

To the stage here?

[A]

Well, I do have a question for Marjorie, but can I ask the audience a question first? Who here believes that we can defeat Zoran Momdani?

[D]

I want to know.

[A]

I would have liked a little more energy, but, you guys, we can't do it. I've been on the ground for five months with our defeat Mom Donnie movement. And I'm telling you, we have talked to all types of New Yorkers, college kids, racial minorities, going to all five boroughs, doing rallies, debates. I'm telling you, there is a peak interest, and people are going to come out, I think, and vote in record numbers against Oron. Mom, Daddy, So don't think we can't do it. But, yeah, speaking of going into enemy territory and having tough conversations, I wanted to tell you, Marjorie, I was so proud of you today. Watching you on the View, I thought you were spectacular. No, really, really, really spectacular. And, you know, I loved what you said about people wanting you to go on and kind of have that, like, back and forth and kind of that catty energy. I'm so glad that you didn't. And I mean, I. I really just wanted to say you were. You were so eloquent. You were so sophisticated. You were so Charming. And you made me really proud, and I just wanted to let you know that you made us all proud. Thank you.

[B]

Thank you, Brandon. I. I honestly, really appreciate that. And, you know, it's easy to go in and. And have a fight with the left. I. I mean, that's what everyone expects. But really, honestly and truly, I think it's about getting across our views and our policies, not only to them, but their listening audience. And we're all Americans, and my greatest hope is we can truly overcome the differences, no matter how hard they have been. And I think you experienced some really hard ones, and I know. I know you did. And you and other people that were really persecuted from January 6th. And my heart is always with you guys, but I think it's. You know, I'm a Christian, so it's really. I have to be obedient to that. And, you know, Jesus tells us to pray for our enemies, forgive our enemies, even when they're not asking for it. And I think we have to lead by that example, and I think that's how we get through it. So I really, honestly, honestly appreciate your words, and thank you for campaigning and getting out on the ground. Way to go.

[A]

You're welcome.

[B]

Way to go.

[A]

Okay, now tell us what really happened backstage.

[D]

I was just gonna say, hey, if I can just for a second, I was just gonna say is, I was backstage when we first came in the studio, and we were kind of going to the green room, Whoopi Goldberg walked out, and she really wanted to meet Marjorie before we went on. And she had one of the most heartfelt conversations with Marjorie and thanked her for coming on. The willingness of a Republican, you know, stepping into a, you know what, we can seem hostile territory. And they had a lot of respect for Marjorie, and she even asked Marjorie, can I get a hug? And so they hugged for a moment. And for a second, I thought, this is kind of cool, but let's see what they say tomorrow on the show. But that was a great moment.

[C]

So let me jump in for a second, because I do want to ask you this. You know, those of us, we're in this fight every day, we know the mainstream media, and we watch, we know the girls on the View, and we know that they hated you yesterday as much as they hated you today, and as much as they're gonna hate you tomorrow as someone being you, do you ever go into that situation and think, they're really. They're really using me, though, from, like, right now, from media clips, and to say, oh, look who's pushing back against Trump. And, oh, look, she's, she's a Democrat. Now, as someone on the View said to you today, do you worry about that image being portrayed when you go to do Bill Maher and you go to do the View? And what do you say to people who say, we shouldn't be giving those people any oxygen at all because we know how they really feel about you?

[B]

Well, I understand your viewpoint, but here's something I've learned. This is my fifth year. I'm finishing in Congress in Washington, and I've been literally one of the most attacked members of Congress. And I've learned that I can't control what anyone else says about me. I can't control the headlines. I can't control what's on social media. I can only control myself. And so I talked with both of my daughters. They're 26 and 28. My son is 22. But both of my daughters and my mother said, go on that show and mom, show who you really are. That's what we really want to see you do. And, and so, you know, that's what I did today. And the only people that approved of that is my mother and my two daughters and my son. I'm totally fine with that. And then I can't control the rest. I really can't. What other people's intentions are is totally out of my control. I can only do my personal best.

[C]

How would you classify your relationship with President, President Trump right now? Do you talk to him on a weekly basis, daily basis? What does that look like?

[B]

Well, I've always talked to him off and on. I mean, and now he's the President of the United States. He's pretty busy, but I had a lot busy, actually. But I do talk with him every now and then. And, you know, we, there's. We agree. I mean, my goodness, I agree with, I think 99% of the time, but I don't agree with him all of the time. I don't think I agree with anybody. All I love Brian. I don't agree with Brian all the time. I think Brian is great.

[D]

What did President Trump say?

[C]

It's hard to be him.

[D]

Like, yes, sir, it is.

[B]

But no, but I think it's incredibly. I'm a representative, so I don't serve under President Trump. I'm elected by my district, and I represent Georgia's 14th district. And so that is my job title is representative, and that's the job I'm trying to do.

[C]

All right, very good. Let's take a break here. Election night, real America's Voice. Great stuff. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Brian Glenn, the boys from live from Studio 6B. All of our correspondents on the ground. Let's take a quick break. We will be back live from the America First Warehouse. Steve Bannon will take the reins at 9pm Take you through midnight right here on Real America's Voice. We appreciate it. We're back right after this. All right, election night. Real America's Voice. We're taking you all the way through Middle the A team is on the ground. And here at the America First Warehouse with us, I want to thank our sponsors, AMAC. Go to amac.us election right now. You can receive a one year membership for only $1. Don't wait. America needs you. Of course, the wellness company. We love the wellness company. Get American made. Ivermectin at a price you can't beat. Twc, Health Voice, and of course, our friends at Patriot Mobile. Patriot Mobile, America's only Christian conservative wireless provider, make the switch today. Want to thank all the sponsors that make a special night like this possible. Want to thank all the great people at Real America's Voice in front of the camera, behind the scenes, doing great work tonight. Marjorie Taylor Greene is with us. Brian Glenn here at the America First Warehouse. Well, I can't thank them enough. Appreciate them being here as well. All the boys from live from Studio 6B here as well. We're talking to the great audience here at the America First Warehouse. We'll do a lot more with them. But let's get out to New Jersey. Mike. Mike Crispy is there. And it looks like we may have a call in New Jersey on Mikey Sherrill and Jack Cittarelli. Let's bring Mike in. Mike, what do we know?

[A]

Hey, guys. Well, I did see that one outlet have called the race. However, I still think it's pretty early. Obviously, we know last time this was a neck and neck finish. However, I will say this was the highest turnout for any human election since 1997. So really, really high turnout, particularly in the urban areas. That's a hard thing to overcome. This was the highest turnout in Newark, one of the biggest cities in this state since 2005. Every urban area turned out over 110, 120% of what they turned out the last time in 2021. A lot of people in here are wondering how Mikey Sherrill, somebody who didn't seem to have any appeal with the inner cities, with the black vote, how she got such high turnout in these areas. We're gonna get some more information and figure that out. But the story is record high turnout in the urban areas. And in the red areas, there was high turnout, too. Higher than last time. However, we're gonna see if the urban turnout, which is at a record, will be enough for Jack here to overcome or not. Unaffiliated votes. Got to count those guys. It's very interesting. We're going to keep monitoring this and see what happens.

[C]

Well, right now there's 21% reporting, and again, we don't know where the votes left are still to come from, but it's a 200,000 vote difference, 64% right now to 35.5. And the race by Decision Desk HQ has been called for Mikey Sheryl in that race with 21% reporting. Again, a 200,000 vote difference right now. And again for Cittarelli to pull this upset off. People were talking all day about Ocean county, how to have a strong GOP turnout. South Jersey had to deliver with strong GOP margins there. Independents had a surge statewide. Mike, I don't know if you're still with us, but when we look back on this, one of the things that's really in question tonight for Republicans, specifically in New Jersey, is about Republicans continuing to brag about massive registration gains in these states like New Jersey as evidence to suggest that Americans are shifting to the gop. But, you know, registration is kind of half the battle. And so what do Republicans have to look back on tonight if this number holds as far as when they look at their registration, but actually then going and getting the job done and giving people a reason to get out to the polls, what does that say about that trend?

[A]

That's actually a phenomenal observation about voter registration. You know, Republicans from 2021 to now had a 11% increase in voter registration. So you would say that 11% increase, that things are going to be really good. Doesn't seem to be the case. It seems like voter turnout has been key, particularly in these urban areas. If Republicans aren't going to get the turnout machine in areas like Ocean county and South Jersey and Cumberland county and Burlington county and in western counties like Sussex and Morris, if you're not going to turn out that vote, how are you going to win the election? Chuck Chitterelli ran a really robust campaign. He was all over the place. He campaigned in all 21 counties. However, Mikey Sherrill spent a insurmountable amount of campaign cash. The Democrats very early were pouring a ton of money into this race because they sense that the polls are really close. They didn't want to get embarrassed we all know that President Trump brought New Jersey from a 16 point margin in 2020 to a 5 point margin in 2024. Democrats saw that. They got spooked. They invested millions of dollars in the inner cities and it looked like, to your point, guys, that they got them to turn out. The name of the game is turnout. And until the NJGOP and the Republican Party invests in rural and suburban area turnout, we're going to have this deficit in the urban areas. The Democrats spent a lot of money on that and it looks like that may have them a victory tonight. We'll see what happens. But it is looking pretty insurmountable at this point, despite the fact that many unaffiliated votes came in, which people thought was going to be good for Citarelli. But it looks like that those Democrat votes are going to be hard to overcome, guys.

[C]

All right, very good. Mike Crispie in New Jersey. Marjorie Taylor Greene is here with us at the America first warehouse. Trump got 2 million votes in New Jersey in 24. If Jack Cittarelli goes on to lose, people will say he didn't convert enough Trump voters to Republican voters. But getting to the point, and you know this better than anybody, you can register all the voters you want. If you don't give them a reason to come out and vote, they're not coming out. These are people, you know, you think of people who are not registered, they're kind of let down by the system. A lot of these people, they don't see any difference between an R and a D right now. So if you don't give them a reason, you know, Democrats go grab their voters by the neck and say you're going to vote Republicans. Well, maybe they'll show up. We'll wait for election Day. And is, I mean, is that where we are with the Republican Party?

[B]

I completely agree with you Republican voters, I think they are not energized right now. And we're seeing it in the turnout. Right. But let's go back to, let's be real about these states. Remember, Kamala Harris won New Jersey. Kamala Harris won Virginia. Are we really expecting to see Republicans run in there and win these governor races? I personally wasn't. So I'm honestly not surprised. I would have loved to see it. I think we all would have loved to see that. But it's not surprising. And again, I'll go back to the two races I'm watching is the New York mayor's race. Are they really going to elect? They call him a socialist, but I think He's a communist. Are they really going to do that? Is that what the Democrat Party is? And then are they going to elect an attorney general in Virginia that literally wanted to see his opponent's children murdered? And that's, that's, that's the definition of the Democrat Party.

[C]

Let me give you the update of where we are in Virginia. So we know the governor's race has been called. The votes are still coming in there, but it's about a 200,000 vote difference between Spamberger and Winsome Steers right now. The Lieutenant governor race has been called for the Democrat as well. Well, 53 to 46, with about 55% reporting on the, on the Attorney General. Jay Jones holds a slight 50,000 vote lead right now, 51.4 to 48.6 with 52% reporting.

[B]

All right, so then they really are going to double down on communism and murdering.

[C]

They don't care.

[D]

They don't care.

[B]

It's unbelievable. But that, that should be, you have to, you have to take that in is, I think that's something that you really have to take in that Democrat voters are really serious about communism and.

[C]

Well, they're serious about power. Right. I mean, they're serious, however they get.

[B]

It, serious about electing someone that will kill their opponent's children. Yeah, I don't even have words for that. I don't even know want to say about that.

[A]

My question here is how much of this falls on the rest of the gop? I mean, the people that, you know, the people that are in office that should have been out there campaigning to, you know, get this guy out and make sure that their guy propelled to win. You have so many Republicans across the board who could have said, you know what, I'm going to show up for this guy because I think I can help him win. And you don't see any of these guys show up. Right. Am I wrong? Am I missing something or do they just kind of, oh, I don't want to get involved because I don't want it to come back on me next year when I have to run and oh, my goodness, I might, you know, say something stupid. And they're too busy protecting themselves to think about the overall good that they could be doing by getting out there. Like, you know, what you did today by crossing into the, into the enemy camp, so to speak, the way President Trump did when he went to the South Bronx. Crossing into the enemy camp. Right, exactly. And going into their playing field and punching them around a bit.

[B]

I totally agree with you. So here's something we need to talk about in the MAGA movement. I'm going to bring this up. We see nonstop fighting in the MAGA movement. Every time I go on X, every time I go on social media, it's literally everybody shooting at each other. And I think that is a massive failure. And Democrats don't do that. They lock arms no matter how much. Look, look, AOC and Nancy Pelosi hate each other. And those women lock arms and they go out and campaign for Democrats. And, you know, I serve with all the Democrats. I have Jasmine Crockett on two of my committees. So I know exactly what these people say and do. And they go out and they go team Democrat. I think Republicans, MAGA in particular, we need to learn to start doing that. And if we are unwilling to do it, then we're going to keep losing elections. But the biggest thing is we have to give a reason for people to vote for us. And that is why I again will say it is pathetic and disrespectful that we are not working in Washington right now. Me, Congress, we are not working in Washington. And so we're sending a message to voters everywhere like, Republicans are giving you nothing to vote for. As a matter of fact, they gave all the federal employees in Virginia so many days off, it's not even funny. So they could go in and vote for these people. And I'll blame my own party. I'll blame all of my colleagues. I'll blame Speaker Johnson for that. And so I'll take some blame on myself, but also push back to everybody else's. We can't shoot within our own tent. We got to get it together and fight the Democrats.

[C]

Well, the race has been called for Jay Jones. Decision desk HQ has called the race for Jay Jones, the Democrat Attorney general in Virginia, 51.2 to 48.8, with about 55 again percent reporting. That race has now been called. We're going to New Jersey, I believe. Now let me bring Mike Crispy back in. Oh, audience members from New Jersey. Oh, Kevin Downey Jr. Have an audience member from New Jersey, Kevin Downey Jr. Who do you got?

[A]

I do.

[C]

Thanks, Big D. We got pate Patriot James with him.

[A]

Let's hear from Patriot James, folks and.

[C]

Patriots.

[A]

Patriot James wants to throw something up on the stage that's going on today. Pretty serious business.

[C]

Take it away, buddy. Yeah. So from what I'm hearing in New Jersey is that through like six or seven different counties, there were bomb threats.

[A]

Made and they evacuated all the polling centers and had to relocate all these people. And then after a while, I guess.

[C]

They cleaned it up and deemed it a non threat.

[A]

And it was some young adolescent kid.

[D]

That was calling the polling centers and.

[C]

Putting tweets out online about he was going to blow up the polling center. So there's a big mess going on in New Jersey. And plus, I don't trust these electronic voting systems.

[A]

We got to get them out.

[C]

You know, we got to go back to paper ballots. That's the only way we're going to get real accountability and honesty in our elections. Now, do we know if these were.

[A]

Red counties, where they headed, the bomb threats?

[C]

I'm not sure if they were red or blue, but I heard there was about six or seven different counties that had bomb threats made on them.

[A]

All right, have you guys heard about the bomb threats on stage?

[C]

I did hear about them this morning. And again, you know, obviously election fraud is still on everyone's mind, but also some people look and say, well, you, you know, do we use it as a cr. As a crutch every time that we lose a race, we. We yell fraud in machines and paper ballots and all of that too. Is it more to the point where again, we start. We have to. President Trump can't be on every ballot every year for the rest of our lives. We need to give low propensity voters and our voters a reason to come out and be excited about what the party is doing.

[B]

Totally agree. I absolutely agree. You don't go back to another restaurant unless you love the food, right? You don't, you don't. You're not a repeat customer unless you love the product. And I think, I think I can't agree with you more than that. It's not depending on Donald Trump. Republicans need to be the party that Americans want to vote for. And I want to rip out the neocons out of the party. I'll go ahead and be honest about that. And I think the Republicans, many of my colleagues, they put on a MAGA hat for the first time after Donald Trump won the election in 2024. And that really upset me because I've been wearing one the entire time. Even when Joe Biden. Biden came to give a State of the Union address to Congress. But I really think that you're going to see the American people not vote for Republicans. I'll predict that right now, until the Republican Party actually puts into action, not just words, literally being America first.

[C]

I was going to say.

[D]

Damon, I want to.

[C]

Yeah, I agree.

[D]

There's a website, libertyscorecard, Dot com.

[C]

We have it on the show a lot.

[D]

Go to that website and you'll see these people at Trump rallies put on their MAGA hat, throwing red meat to the viewers. They get elected and they do. Absolutely, Jack. You know what? When they get into office, go to libertyscorecard.com you'll find out your favorite MAGA Republican has a D, has an F, has a C minus. That is inexcusable. Right.

[C]

But one of the problems getting to that point over the years, and I'll just say it, because let me say it, it's been Mitch McConnell, because we have had good Republican primary candidates and he went and stuck his face in races where it didn't need to be. He raised money against him. He was always, he was always about the policy over the, over Congress and the purse and the budgets. He kneecapped us at every single turn. He's the biggest debt creator the Republican Party has ever seen. He has, he has kneecapped candidates that we could have had better primary candidates and had better representation, like who were America first and were for President Trump. He cannot go fast enough.

[D]

I agree.

[C]

I don't wish anything bad on him. I know he's having himself whatever he needs to get out. And we need to stay away from the leadership of the McConnells and Boehners. And I mean, you can go back through the list of them. It never gets any better.

[A]

We come back to the neocon discussion after the break.

[C]

I don't think we're taking a break, but yeah, we can get to it right now.

[A]

Well, we talked about it. That, to me, is the most divisive part of the MAGA movement. The neocons have been more destructive, in my opinion, than any party in American history. The last 30 years of Neocom policy, starting from the Clean break to the PNAC mafia, right through 911 through the Patriot act, it's all been a disaster one and they keep doubling down and doubling down. And now you can't say one word about, I'll touch the third rail. We can't say a word about aipac. And now, because you're immediately labeled and once you're labeled, what does the media do? It destroys you. So all conversation is over instantly. What world are we in?

[B]

Well, I'll say it like this, and I talk about this more and more. October 7th was horrible. Everybody can say that. But I will also say that the Israeli government bombing and bombing and bombing in Gaza, murdering innocent people, children and starving them is also awful. And that's not attacking Jewish people. That's talking about the government of Israel, and that's not an attack on Americans in any way. But I will say we need to stop sending money and supporting the. But not just that country. I've never supported sending money to Ukraine because that's not a war we should be supporting and we should be able to criticize any government we want to. It's not about people's identities. It's about a government and what they're doing. But I don't think anybody's money, no one here in this room or in this country. Your money should not be sent to support foreign wars when it's not being used here at home to fix any of our problems.

[D]

If I can real quickly, this is going to surprise everybody as the government is shut down. Congress is not in session. There was one organization that walked the halls of Congress, and what were they advocating and trying to get money for? Marjorie, take it away.

[B]

Ukraine.

[D]

Ukraine.

[B]

Yep. They came in.

[D]

What is the gall of this organization to come to our country when our government shut down and beg for more money to fund their war against Russia?

[A]

You know, but real quick, I think that the more disgusting part of that, Brian, is how many of those doors were open for them? That's the question. How many of your colleagues were there? Like, oh, yeah, come right on in. Let's hear what you have to say.

[B]

Unfortunately, way too many.

[D]

Right?

[B]

They're not welcome in my office.

[D]

There's a sign on your door.

[B]

And I don't take any donations from aipac, actually.

[A]

Incredible. Thank you.

[B]

I have a sign on my office door that says you have to be registered under Farah. Good for you to come in and talk to me about a foreign country.

[A]

Think about how we are handcuffed, right? I can bury Trump's big bad bill. I can bury Obama all day long. And McCain or Kerry or any one of these interchangeable swamp creatures preaches. I can't say one thing about a policy in Israel without everyone looking at me like, but I. I don't hit anybody. I'm a Christian, too.

[B]

Right?

[A]

I've surrendered my life to Christ two years ago, and I've never been happier. And I am. I. I don't hate anyone. It's unfair that a conversation can't even be had.

[C]

I know.

[A]

And now we.

[D]

We.

[A]

And that's what's killing Maga. Because it's it. If someone says one thing about a policy they don't like, they are immediately ostracized. Look at Tucker Carlson, who has done so much for the Republican Party.

[D]

We've done kind of a deep dive on these influencer political activist accounts. And I'm not going to name them right now because I don't want to elevate their status. But they are paid to push out an agenda and attack people or promote people in Congress, the Senate or even public figures. When someone's posting 70 to 90 times a day, they are paid. I don't care if it's from AIPAC or some other organization. They are getting paid. They are not doing this for fun. So they're gonna act like it's all organic and hate Margie Taylor Greene because she spoke out against this or spoke out against that. It's all a bunch of crap. And they're paid to do it and they should be. It should be disclaimer that they're paid to promote this. And we did, like I said, I'm not gonna name accounts but we did a little, little bit of investigation and there are some awful things going on to make you completely brainwashed to hate people like Marjorie and hate other or Tucker Carlson or Tucker Carlson or anybody else that just has a different way of thinking and wants to get away from the neocon and the establishment of the Republican Party.

[A]

And now we have Mark Levin saying that neocon is a pejorative think about controlling the dialogue that is so unbelievably unfair. So for me, if we're all going to try to be reasonable and honorable if and you know, completely decent with each other and in the name of Charlie Kirk and what he brought to this nation and a once in a generation human being, we should honor that by allowing dialogue without labeling people instantly. And that to me is the destruction of maga. That's what's going to kill us at the midterms.

[C]

But to that point though, the question is not whether one can criticize Israel, isn't it? Isn't it more the question of whether open anti Semitism and racism are acceptable in conservative politics?

[B]

Oh, I'm completely against hate of all kinds. I am.

[A]

Same here.

[B]

But I'll tell you this. It's my duty to protect free speech. It is my duty. Even speech I don't like and disagree with. I think free speech is. It's our First Amendment for a reason. And that's where real dialogue comes from. Is. And I think it's important to be able to hear someone's speech because that tells you a lot about them, right? If we're hearing someone being hateful about someone's identity or who they are, then we learn about them as a person. If we're debating ideas like you said, if we're talking about our right to criticize a foreign government or a foreign government's action or how our tax dollars are being spent, that's okay.

[C]

Let's get to I got to get to Mark Serrano in Virginia. Obviously, we've had I guess the race has all been been called and obviously the attorney general race as well. Mark, tell us what we need to know.

[A]

You know, Damon, this is not a pretty picture in Virginia. Winsome Sears, it appears, is lost by a whopping 10% in this race about against Abigail Spamberger. Interestingly, in the attorneys general's race, Jason Mears has come in just one point below his competitor Jay Jones. One percent. Guess what was one of the big differences between these two candidates, Jason? Maria received an endorsement from Donald Trump that he sought out. That's the difference. When don't Donald Trump is a factor in this race, don't you think, Brett?

[B]

Absolutely. Some star power support behind your name. Still shocked that result is what it.

[C]

Is with Jay Jones, given what you.

[B]

All discussed on set. His texts that were very graphic and detailed. But we can say I spoke to representatives here. Winsome Earl Sears is here. They said they will have a rundown on the show soon when I assume she will concede this race. But we're still waiting for that. So she is in the building and just a complete blue ticket in Virginia. We thought it might be different.

[C]

I don't know about you.

[A]

Yeah. And you know, Damon, the other thing is Britt and I are standing in Loudoun County, Virginia right now. This is ground zero for the parents rights movements. Parents rights and transgenderism was probably the top of the issue for Winston Sears in this campaign. This county. The ground zero for parents rights went for Jay Jones and Abigail Spanberger. That's what a weak candidate Winston Sears was because she candidly, she treated Donald Trump like a communicable disease. Candidates across America, I'm telling you right now, don't do what Winston Sears did here in Virginia. Embrace MAGA, embrace America first because Donald Trump's coalition from 2024 gave us the winning formula for a future in America.

[B]

And it's interesting to note this is a little bit of a random factoid or a big one. No matter how you look at it or if you will, J. Jones with those texts, I know you guys might be on this right now. Did better than Kamala Harris in Loudoun County. He actually had had more voter turnout, more votes than Kamala in the presidential election last year. So wrap your mind around that one and the violence that he espoused. That's he did better than last year's presidential candidate for the Democrats in Loudoun.

[C]

Well, the difference is that he actually, he said it. He said it. That's the difference. The voters and the party, let's face it, most of them agree with him. They just won't say it. They'll think it. They, they agree with the sentiment. They think that sentiment is okay if it achieves the end of power. So, and I don't know how anybody in Virginia could be ultimately surprised tonight, there was not a public poll in 2025 that has ever had winsome Sears in the lead. Trump took the White House and the GOP in Virginia gave up on the governor's election is, I think, the way to frame it. But, but Mark, I'll give you the final word here.

[A]

Look, I got to say, I got to say we have to lay this at the feet of Glenn Youngkin. This is his chosen nominee for the Republican Party, Winston Sears. He basically pre wired that nomination for her. He had an excellent candidate in Jason by Iris, who he could have selected instead, and he blew it. A 10 point blowout is on Glenn Young tonight.

[C]

All right, very good. Britt McHenry and Mark Serrano in Virginia following the, well, the trifecta down there as the Democrats win all the attorney general, obviously the governorship and the Lieutenant Governor race in Virginia. We'll get back to them. But let's get over to a Slick Rick in the Slick Lounge tonight. He's got another great member of the audience here at the America first warehouse. Slick, who you got?

[A]

Thanks, Big D. I'm with Steve Gillen from Project Civica, a 501C4 representing 15 city council districts with 194,000 commercials pumped out with views. So, Steve, do you have a question for our panel? Yes, I wanted to just jump back.

[C]

To you speaking earlier about the Republican.

[A]

Party not giving people something to come out to vote for. So what I did in the city here, we created what was called the Common sense contract with NYC. And I fashioned it off of Newt Gingrich's 1994 Contract with America. He flipped 53 seats in the House and nine in the Senate. And that was the greatest success the Republican Party ever had. If we look at the last election, we were fighting over 5, 6, 7 maybe seats. He flipped 53. And how did he do it? He gave Republicans a reason to come out and vote. He says if you come out and vote for me, whoever that may be they signed the contract and now the Republicans and independents knew exactly what these candidates promised to do. So we recreated again for the City council races and we have 15 candidates running tonight in New York City. And it's amazing how you really didn't hear anything about the City Council even after everybody was so concerned about Mondavi winning. So what's the next, you know, firewall up there would be city Council, but we didn't get that. So anyway, what we did is we have these candidates running. You know, hopefully the whole intent of this whole project for the common sense contract with NYC was to build the Republican independent base for 26. The Republican party doesn't look at things like that. They don't look forward and give people a reason and show that there is actually an opposition party in New York. And that's what we tried to do with Project Civica. Yeah. So I was wondering down in the Congress, I know they did this in the past, why don't they do something like this and give Republicans a reason to come out and vote? Not just words, but give them a reason to come out and vote in writing, in a contract.

[C]

All right, very good, Slick Rick. Brian, what do you think of that? It's a good, great idea.

[D]

Sign me up. Where's my pen?

[C]

All right, let's take a break live from the America first warehouse. Election night 2025. Tuesday, November 4th. Let's take a break on Real America's Voice. We got a lot more to do. Steve Bannon will take the reins in just a few. Take you through midnight. We're back right after this. And we're back. Election night 2025. Real America's voice. The best election coverage anywhere on your television. We're going to take you right through midnight. Steve Bannon's going to join us at 9pm and take you right through midnight. With the A team on the ground. I want to thank all of our sponsors who make a night like this possible. Of course, our friends at AMAC. Go to AMAC US election right now. Receive a one year membership for just $1. Don't wait. America needs you. Our friends at AMAC go check them out. Of course, our friends at the wellness company Get American made Ivermectin at a price you can't beat at twc Health Voice. TWC Health Voice. And of course, Patriot Mobile. Patriot Mobile, America's only Christian conservative wireless provider. Make the switch today. I want to thank all three of our great sponsors tonight that make a night like this possible. Well, we've talked a lot about Virginia and obviously we talked about New Jersey. Polls have closed there. Races have been called. The big one comes up at 9 o', clock, 10 minutes before the polls close. Let's go out to our own David Zier. He is in New York at Cuomo headquarters. David Zier, I'm sure you've been listening to a lot of the conversation tonight. If you want to weigh in on anything you've heard and tell us what, what the, what the feeling is there at Cuomo headquarters in New York About 10 minutes from the polls closing.

[D]

Well, thanks, David. Before I get into that, I just want to say I was in the gallery in 94 when Newt Gingrich took the gavel for the 104th Congress. That was historic. But I got to say, record turnout in New York City tonight, biggest voting turnout since at least 1993. I think we're well over 2 million at this point. I wanted to address early voting quickly. You know, it was important to look at these numbers for early voting and where the top four areas were in early voting as a percentage of turnout. And they went from Mamdani, most likely like Little Bangladesh in Washington Heights or Upper east side or the Upper west side and also Astoria, where Mamdani is from. So, you know, it was looking pretty good for Memdani and did Cuomo do too little, too late in this race here and because the GOP was put in a tough position, Right. Because Curtis got the endorsements of Stefanik, of Pataky, of Giuliani, of Malia Takis. Right. And then I think a lot of those Republican voters won't come over for Cuomo. We'll see where that lands. But the City Council's a mess too. And Project Civic is great, but you know, New York only has six Republicans out of 50 seats. Hopefully we can pick up a couple this time around. But there's also important ballot measures tonight on the ballot and one of them is to expediate or to expedite the affordable housing building that Cuomo and Mamdani will both benefit from taking powers away from the City Council so they can build this partially public funded affordable housing. You know, you can't spend your way out of the problem here. And I also wanted to just address terror. Right. Mamdani wants to get rid of the counterterrorism unit. I have family in counterterrorism in New York City. And you know, I lost one of my best friends in 9 11. And I'm following very closely 40 year history of Islamic terror in New York starting back to The Al Farouk mosque in the 80s in Brooklyn, going to the Sahadi Spice Market, recruiting majahideen for Al Qaeda or for, you know, the Taliban. And at the Spice Market on Atlantic Avenue. And there's a rich history, dozens of attacks in New York City. So I hope that we stay vigilant if Mamdani does take over. But he will be under the microscope. I think it sets the stage if he does get in for the governor's race to go red and everything he does will be able to be, you know, watched very closely here. So we'll see where that goes. But this is a referendum. Random Damon, in closing here on the Democratic Party, which way do they want to go in New York? Is it the Democratic Socialists of America? And just like Linda Sarsour said, she's going to own Mamdani if he gets in. So it's a scary moment. We got a few minutes until the poll is closed. We're at the headquarters at Ziegfeld Ballroom, midtown Manhattan here. The public has been let in. There's a lot of energy here. But we'll know shortly who is going to be the next mayor of New York City.

[C]

Yeah. All right, David. Of course, the Caliphate Cosplay convention looks like it kicks off tonight. And it is amazing when you think about in the Big Apple, in the Big Apple, the city that endured 9, 11 when Mandami's radical Islamist turned the New York skyline into a graveyard, that this is happening in New York City. It is quite amazing. The problem you'll have is going between Broadway shows, not tripping over prayer mats. That looks like what's going to happen. But Marjorie Taylor Greene is with us. She's actually got some breaking news out of Georgia. What is going on?

[B]

This was extremely disappointing to me. It's just been announced that the two Democrat candidates won the Public Service Commission race. And I'll tell you what a historic thing this is. This victory marks the first Democratic win in non federal statewide races in Georgia in nearly two decades. This is like a political earthquake in my state. And I think it's a major referendum of what we might see in Georgia for the 2026 midterms, which are serious. We've got our governor's race, our lieutenant governor, our entire statewide slate will be up for reelection in 2026, as well as Jon Ossoff, which, which is a very important Senate race that we'd like to win back. But Public Service Commission, these are the utility regulating boards that regulates energy in the state of Georgia. And so it just went to two Democrats that very much believe in the green New Deal. So out of all the races tonight, this is the one that I was really surprised about and extremely disappointed.

[C]

Wow. Let's quickly get to Grant Stitchfield. I've only got about a minute and a half. Grant, if you can hear me, me, let's bring Grant in. I know he had something on prop. Go ahead, Grant.

[A]

Well, Damon, I just want to say when it comes to Prop 50 out in California, that's the battle back against what we're doing here in Texas, where I'm broadcasting from. I want people to consider what could be disaster. These court cases are now in Texas, still being decided. Could you imagine if Texas loses its. Its redistricting bid, even though we are well within our rights to be doing this, and God forbid California wins, that spells disaster. But, Damon, you summed it up earlier. Harmeet Dillon is from California. I promise you, if Prop 50 goes through, which I expect it will, Harmeet Dillon and her team from the DOJ will be in California right away. She may have to help us here in Texas because we're still waiting in. A lot of. Of congressional candidates don't know if they can run because they don't know what the district is. And March is the primary coming up very, very soon. Back to you guys.

[C]

All right, Very good. Grant Stitchfield down in Texas. I want to thank all of the. Everybody we've spoken to to set the table so far. We are going to take a quick break. I want to thank everybody here at the America first warehouse. Don't go anywhere. We're not done yet. But we, we're going to turn it over to Steve Bannon, who's going to take you from 9pm right through midnight. But Brian Glenn, I'll give you a last word here for this segment. Anything else you want to say?

[D]

Just happy to be here at the American first warehouse. Thank you so much for coming out. It's. It's my honor to be here on the stage with you guys. Love the show. Watch it every night. Just thank you so much and God bless usa.

[C]

Congresswoman Green.

[B]

Oh, I, I share Brian's sentiment. I think you guys are great. We do watch it so many times in the evening and it's just really fun to be here in person. Thank you.

[C]

Oh, we appreciate both you being here. All right, let's take a break. We're not done yet. Don't go anywhere. Coverage continues. Steve Bannon will take the reins right when we come back at 9 o'. Clock. Taking you through midnight right here. Real America's Voice. We're back right after this. I don't think we're done.

[A]

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