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Merry Christmas and welcome back to a numbers game with Ryan graduates. Thank you guys so much for being here on Christmas Day. I hope you're having a wonderful day with whatever you're doing. I'm sure a lot of you are with family or you're wrapping gifts. Hopefully you're going to church for a minute or two or you went the day before. If you maybe you're like me and you're seeing extended family you haven't seen a while, that can get exhausting. You know, you got to see cousins that you haven't seen in a while and second cousins and you're hearing about your cousin Brenda's divorce or who lost their job or who has a mole that needs to get removed. I know, it's just, it gets too much after a while. So you need to break, you need to take a walk, you need to go in the car for a minute, you need to take a cigarette, whatever you're doing. And maybe you listen to this podcast and I appreciate you for that. Thank you guys so much. I have some very cool polling information on Christmas, some cool political stuff. I want to sit there and say if you are Italian like me, I hope you did the seven fishes. If you're not Italian and you're probably more well adjusted human being. Christmas Eve is really our big holiday that goes with the seven fishes. It's 700 family members are all yelling at each other over like who has the last meatball? This is Christmas Day is much more relaxed than Christmas Eve is. So hopefully you're having a much more relaxed day than I was the day before. But I have some very cool polling information to get to. So first, Scott Rasmussen, who does not own Rasmussen Polling, he used to, but they cite his that poll that pollster very often. It's not my favorite, but Scott's a pretty good pollster. Scott found that a majority 78 of registered voters say that the man the history knows is Jesus Christ that Catholics and Christians know as their lord and savior. 78 of registered voters believe that he walked the earth. This is about the same as it was last year. There was no change. 85% of Republicans and 74% of Democrats believe that Jesus Christ existed and walked this earth. Interestingly enough, the people least likely to believe that are government employees. Just 36%. I thought that was really fascinating. Of all the people that Scott sat there and kind of samples. Secondly, a majority 76% of Americans believe that Jesus Christ is the son of God. More women than men believe that. Women believe it at 80% when men believe it at 72%. 72% believe that Mary had a virgin birth, that she was a virgin at the time of Christ's birth. That is actually up four points from last year. So, you know, the virgin birth's making a comeback. And a smaller percentage of Americans, 62% say that they believe in most of the elements of the Christmas story, like the star over Bethlehem, the angels appearing to shepherds, the visit of the Magi really happened. That's slightly more than than last year. About one in four say they're not really sure that all that stuff happened, but they're not against believing in it. More Republicans than Democrats believe in that statement. The most disagreement is the last one regarding the Chris element. Three quarters Republicans believe that it's true. 55% believe it's not true. That's the whole three. Three, the three wise men, the Magi. Anyway, interesting news on Christmas. How many people in this country believe in it? Large, large groups across, across party lines, across gender, across race, which is nice. It's nice that we have something that we all sit there and believe in. And we have really good news this Christmas. Good economic news this Christmas, and That's over the Q3 filings, GDP was up 4.3%. It's the highest since 2023. Consumption was the key driver. Consumption is up 3.5% with strong purchases for both goods and services, slightly stronger exports, and unusually low imports. Well, you know why? Because of all the tariffs. But the media is not going to give credit to the tariffs. They're going to sit there and just say, oh, it's imports versus exports. AI investment, believe it or not, was not the biggest driver like it was the year prior, like it was earlier the year. AI investment is not a key driver of GDP growth. That's good. It's good because having a, you know, broad, diverse economy that's sitting there and growing jobs is growing, the economy is good. Than just depending on one thing is if the one thing goes belly up, then everything kind of falls apart. We saw that many times throughout our country's history. Wages are up 3.5% and inflation is down 2.7%. This is all good economic news. It's good economic news for the president, for his administration. Hopefully it continues into 2026. It's good for the average person, especially with tax cuts coming, especially reimbursements possibly coming. That will be tax reimbursements. That will be a big deal that would help a lot of families and hopefully it will help your family going into this Christmas. Now I know this is a quick, quick episode, quick segment, but I want against a little bit of data polling that came out, a little bit of political polling. So that will be up next.
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So Tony Fabrizio, President Trump's pollster. Brilliant, brilliant guy. I got to meet him several times and speak to him throughout the campaign. Last year and during JD's campaign in 2022, he did a poll with one registered voters on the topic of AI. You know something I'm very very interested in something I'm very fascinated in how people are responding. First, he found that Democrats hold a 7 point lead in the generic ballad going into next year, right? Democrats leave 45 to 38. That's a Democrat monsoon. That's a nine point swing from the previous election. It would be one of the biggest Democratic swings in the last two decades. Basically be there were 2018, 2006 and 2008, right? Very, very big swing. Democrats would probably net 18 seats when the majority of the House 18 to 20 seats when the majority of the House and and possibly pick up a Senate seat or two. That's a big deal. Tony Fabrizio says one of the ways that Republicans can sit there and actually push back against Democrats Huge surge in polling is actually coming out in support of AI regulation. Tony Fabrico founds that overwhelming majority of Americans support regulating AI at the federal level. They want federal regulation specifically about how children are dealing with AI and seeing AI. So first there's four policies he went through that I want to go through. 1 A national law requiring AI platforms to design and operate features to take responsible steps to reduce risks to minors, including risk of cyberbullying, mental health issues, sexual exploitation, substance abuse, gambling and self harm. That bill has a whopping 85 support, including 82% support among Trump voters and 92% support against Harris voters. 80% support among swing voters. Secondly, a national law requiring AI platforms to provide parents tools to manage their children's privacy, screen time and account deletion. That is supported by 82% of Trump supporters, 91% of Harris supporters and 85% of the public at large. Third, a national law making it a crime to use AI to create IM imitations, basically like pornography imitations. I don't know what tried to sit there and say that, but creating a likeness of someone famous, someone not famous, in pornography, that is popular, very popular. 82% nationwide, 80% among Trump supporters, 87% among Harris supporters. And lastly, a national law requiring AI platforms to confirm users age before granting chatbot access. That's supported by 81% of the public, including 83% of both Harris and Trump voters. That is very important because there are many lawsuits going on right now where ChatGPT openly encouraged users to, to commit self harm and to end their life. It's a big, big deal. It's going to be bigger as more people sit there and use it. They would also overwhelmingly support President Trump going ahead of Congress and doing this by executive order. Right? Even, even Harris supporters who hate everything that President Trump does, they would, they would support it, they would oppose it more than support it, but it'd be 4642. So basically a tie swing. Voters, everyone else would, would be very much for it. If asked if the Republicans would support all these AI platforms, are they more likely to sit there and vote for Republicans? The numbers are overwhelmingly in favor of Republicans. If they support these AI regulations in a generic ballot, if they support these AI regulations and run on them. Republicans are up 20, 20 point swing. It is a tremendous amount. They would be a 45, 32. That's 13 points from a negative 7 to a plus 13. That's the 20 point swing. A 20 point swing. Tremendous. If they opposed AI regulation, they would be down 16 points. It would be enough and be a negative 9 point swing. So AI regulation, overwhelmingly popular with voters. Voters do not care about this whole race against China. It's just, I understand the importance of it. Voters do not care. They are worried about safety, they're worried about mental health, they're worried about the safety of kids. All that stuff is playing a much bigger deal than this supposed fight against China. And I think that Republicans really need to have a come to Jesus moment where AI accelerationists really need to realize they need to make concessions for the general public unless they want to have A very anti or very critical of AI person come into the White House in 2028 or beyond. Lastly, there was the Amfest, the Turning Point usa. Sorry, Turning Point usa. Amfest. Over the week, they did a straw poll. Now, straw polls, not scientific, right? They're not gonna sample all groups of people. They're really looking at activists. But there was a. I didn't know this. There was over 30, 000 people at Ambassador here. It was gigantic. So given it's such a large amount of the base of the Republican Party, the activist group of the Republican Party, it's a good sample size for that specific population within the country. Right? It's not all Republicans. It's not all anybody. It's just all, certainly not all young people. But it's all basically activists, Republicans within the gop. So first thing they found was that overwhelming support for JD Vance going into 2028. 84 would support Vance. The second most was Ruby at 4.8, then Ron DeSantis at 3. I mean, it's, it's, it's. Vance is to lose very, you know, very clearly right now. Secondly, they strongly approve the, the base of the party, the people who went to Amfest who took this poll. They strongly approve of basically everybody in the republic, in Trump's cabinet. The only person, by the way, who only has very high negatives is Pam Bondi. Pam Bondi, she had a 64 approval rating, 29 unfavorable rating of her job. It's all the Epstein files. I mean, the mishandling of the Epstein files should go down in history and what not to do. But 29 unfavorable among the party's most activist base, people who, you know, love everyone. Rubio has a 2% unfavorable rating. Scott Bessett has a 3%. Pete Hesga has a 2%. This is, I mean, these people support everything, basically. And Pam Bondi, close to 30 negative. Not really good for Pam Bondi. Okay, question on Israel, because, you know, was kind of like the subject that was being talked about left and right. Do you find that Israel is an ally, not an ally or a top ally? 33% of respondents said it is the top ally of America. So one in three respondents said it is the top ally. 53% said is one of many allies, and 13 said Israel is not an ally. Interestingly enough, they asked people, based on who, the podcaster, that they listen to how they feel at Israel. And they found that a majority of people who listen to Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson all have A bottle favorable opinion of of Israel. And even among Nick Fuente's listeners they had a 1% favorable. It was basically a tie on Israel. So I mean, I think that means that we're listening to these people for other reasons than just Israel. But anyway, 13 non ally 33%, top ally 53%. One of our allies is a pretty good sample size. I think that's pretty accurate for how Republicans feel most important issue going into next year. Number one is winning the midterms. Number two is voting voter integr and voter id. Winning the midterms is by the way, by far the biggest. 64% when voter integrity is just at 9. Affordability is number three at 8. Mass deportations is 5% at 4. And then accountability of the deep state is the last at 4%. So overwhelmingly winning the midterms is everything to these people and rightfully so. Do you support a moratorium on immigration to the United States states? 90% said yes. 90% want a full moratorium on immigration to the United States. This is not a controversial opinion. This is not a what does the base really feel opinion. This is not a question of is there, is there some color between them? No, it is black and white. The base wants immigration moratorium. 90%. Every Republican running for Congress should say we need an immigration moratorium. Maria Salazar should be primary for wanting an amnesty for illegal immigrants. Like this is not. There's no more. This whole gang of eight era of the gop. It is over. It is over. They want an immigration moratorium. And that's what every Republican should respond with. Then they asked what is the biggest threat facing America? Number one was radical Islam, number two was socialism, and number three was mass migration. Very interesting. That came in ahead of, ahead of the economy, ahead of a lot of stuff. A lot of crime came ahead of crime too. And that's low fertility. Anyway, that was the sample size. I thought it was fascinating. I think that it really stays to where the base is, where it's going. Remember Charlie Kirk at the end of his life believed in a lot of the same exact stuff. Talked about imperial Islamic immigration, talked about immigration moratorium, talked about identity of a nation. Really rejected what the nonsense Vivek said. But that was last episode. I don't want to get into it again, guys. This is really where the party is. So it's important that the GOP politicians start reflecting the party that they represent. Okay, next up, ask me anything. Stay tuned.
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Welcome back for the Ask Me Anything segment. If you want to be part of the Ask Me Anything segment, email me ryan@NumbersGame Podcast.com that's ryan@NumbersGamePodcast.com plural on the numbers. This question comes from Derek. He says, hi Ryan. Love the show. I want to hear an update on the state of the Kentucky, Alabama and Texas GOP primaries. I have been able to find very good data and wanted to see see your thoughts on these races. I know you're plugged in with a lot of Morgan Murphy and Nate Morris, so I work for the Morgan Murphy campaign, so I'm very biased. Morgan became the first Senate candidate in Alabama to get small dollar donations from all 50 states, which is very, very big. He's a great guy. If you've never checked him out, please check him out. If you live in Alabama. If you don't, you don't really have to check him out. But if you live in Alabama and you're looking for a candidate, Morgan's doing very well. Other candidates in Alabama who are doing well, I think that the congressman, Barry Moore, has a lot of strength. He got a lot of endorsements and the Ag Senate candidate, Steve Marshall is definitely also in the top three. I don't think that Jared Hudson's really holding a lot of weight to his campaign right now. I think that's really kind of, I think he wants to be. I know he's definitely paid some influencer or reached out to some influencers. I want to say he paid them, but he definitely reached out for some influencers who I know don't do anything for free. So they, they've been, they've been trying to promote and push for him, but his numbers aren't, aren't super strong over in Texas. I mean, I think that Wesley Hunt entering the race really is the nail in the coffin for John Cornyn. I just, I mean the anti corn and vote is split, but Wesley Hunt does have a lot of support among corn and voters and I just haven't seen any evidence where corn and strength is going up. And Ken Paxton is just, I mean, he has a very high level of support, it will definitely go to a runoff. Cornyn's really, as only hope is if he sits there and gets into a runoff, if Wesley. If Wesley Hunt's able to really kind of, I think, hurt Paxton throughout the campaign, because what Hunt needs, Paxton's borders, if he's able to attack and hurt Paxton and Paxton goes into a runoff, because it seems like Paxton's definitely making a runoff. If Paxton goes into a runoff wounded with high negativities because of Wesley Hunt, then I think that it will be. It will be. That's the only way Corn and I think kind of survives. Cornyn is one of only two Republicans in Texas not to have received a. Incumbent Republicans in Texas not to have received a Trump endorsement, the other being Dan Crenshaw, which I think is very, very interesting. And last rate was Kentucky. You know, Kentucky is very interesting because Kentucky is. Nate Morris is running a campaign really built on undoing McConnell's legacy. And McConnell's not a popular figure, you know, anywhere in the country. But the thing about Kentucky is they have a special affinity towards McConnell. And I think that basing your campaign on that a little bit can bite you. I do. I think that saying a few things, but I think. I think Morris has made it a really essential part is unturning, overturning McConnell's legacy and his. I mean, McConnell got every road in Kentucky paved. Like, I mean, you know, I mean, like, that's what I'm talking. He brought so much pork back to a very poor state that a lot of people, a lot of older voters, you know, respect Mitch McConnell even. They don't love him, and they don't like an old man being kicked while he's down. But, you know, I think that Nate's probably got the best chance for a Trump endorsement over everybody. I don't know if he's got the best chance of winning right now, but if the Trump endorsement guarantees a win, then he's got the best chance of a Trump endorsement. And that's really his only, I think, hope for winning is Trump coming in and endorsing, and maybe that will happen. Happen. I'm not exactly sure. I don't know where Trump's thinking about endorsements for candidates in the future, but he certainly looks like it. He's got the support of a lot of people close to Trump orbit, and that does a lot when it comes to getting the Trump endorsement itself. So. All right, guys, thank you so much. I hope you have a merry, merry, merry Christmas. I hope you have such a wonderful day. I will speak to you guys on Monday. Have a wonderful weekend. Be safe everybody and please like and subscribe to this podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts. Wherever you get your podcast and on YouTube. That's your Christmas gift to me if you subscribe. Thank you guys so much. I will speak to you guys next week.
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Show: The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show
Episode Date: December 25, 2025
Host: Ryan (Numbers Game Pod, as a guest segment on the Travis & Sexton Show)
Duration: Approx. 31 minutes (content counted, excludes ads)
This Christmas Day episode takes a numbers-driven look at several timely and controversial issues—public faith in the Christmas story, current economic optimism, American attitudes toward AI regulation, and a deep dive into recent GOP polling, primary battles, and party priorities. Host Ryan blends polling data, political insight, and candid commentary, maintaining a humorous and conversational tone even when unpacking heavy issues.
Timestamps: 03:16–06:55
Timestamps: 06:47–07:47
Timestamps: 11:04–15:30
Timestamps: 15:30–20:35
Timestamps: 23:49–28:00
Alabama:
Texas:
Kentucky:
Memorable Quote:
“Cornyn is one of only two Republicans in Texas not to have received a…Trump endorsement, the other being Dan Crenshaw, which I think is very, very interesting.” (Ryan, 25:50)
On Christmas Traditions:
“Christmas Eve is really our big holiday that goes with the seven fishes. It’s 700 family members…all yelling at each other over like who has the last meatball.” (Ryan, 03:34)
On AI Accelerationists:
“Republicans really need to have a come to Jesus moment…unless they want…a very anti or very critical of AI person come into the White House in 2028 or beyond.” (15:08)
On GOP Base Mentality:
“Every Republican running for Congress should say we need an immigration moratorium...The base wants immigration moratorium. 90%.” (Ryan, 18:58)
On Kentucky Politics:
“McConnell got every road in Kentucky paved...a lot of older voters respect Mitch McConnell even if they don’t love him, and they don’t like an old man being kicked while he’s down.” (Ryan, 26:52)
| Segment | Start | End | |------------------------------|---------|---------| | Faith & Christmas Polls | 03:16 | 06:55 | | US Economic Update | 06:47 | 07:47 | | AI Regulation Polling | 11:04 | 15:30 | | Turning Point/Amfest Polls | 15:30 | 20:35 | | Ask Me Anything (Primaries) | 23:49 | 28:00 |
Host Ryan maintains an engaging, self-effacing, and wry tone, often poking fun at family chaos and political tribalism, while expressing respect for poll data and the power of the electorate. The delivery is conversational and occasionally irreverent, including direct appeals to listeners for feedback and engagement.
Through humorous asides and dense poll breakdowns, this episode offers a revealing snapshot of what matters most to American voters this Christmas—from faith and traditions, to security in the era of AI, to hardball primary politics. Listeners gain a clear sense of where the public, and especially Republican activists, are trending as 2026 approaches.