Trump War Room: Fake Independents: How the Left Flips Red Seats

better days do suppress this space. So everybody please share this space. Thank you. Brianna, go ahead. OK, OK, OK. If you think about it, the Democrats are, and I see Andrea down there. Hey, Andrea, good to see you. I'm seeing Christina seeing Glenda good to see you all and good to see some new faces as well. Everybody share this space. It's that little basket icon on the top right with the arrow coming out of it. Anyways, the Democrats, I mean, they're clearing the field for their so-called independence. Their candidates have dropped out three times. Burbank in Nebraska, Roth in Idaho. And beauty on, he's a beauty in South Dakota on August 4. And beauty on, he said, oh, I've gotten intimidating threats to drop out. Well, how's with Burn to the Grounds? Just FYI. His house was literally burned to the ground and then Brian being called him the next day. And according to beauty on, said something very threatening to the point of if you don't drop out of the race, this is going to continue to happen. Something along those lines. Well, right. I'm just saying what he said is he's gotten intimidating threats. And the South Dakota Democrats, they chose not to replace him. I love a good conspiracy. I would not be surprised if that house was set on fire allegedly by himself, just to get sympathy. Kind of like that Democrat over in Arizona that said it made allegations like she was picking up lawn signs, right? And somehow got accosted. And that right? OK. Yes, Cam. Thanks for holding this space tonight. Good to see you, Bri. Everybody, thank you, Kay and Bri. You guys make sure you're sharing out the space. Yes, this Arizona candidate, in true to a want a Brawley fashion, claims that she was raped at two in the morning while dealing with lawn signs. Now, I don't find it so odd that it was two in the morning. That's the last month of a campaign or less. Sure. That's the last month. By the way, I condemn. No, it is. I mean, if it did happen, great. Wonderful. Here's the thing, though. I don't know of a place in which doesn't have cameras. I mean, the whole country is covered in cameras, whether it's ring cameras, block cameras, NSA satellites. I don't know. But I find it hard to believe that nothing was captured on a camera. Right. Block cameras. But two in the morning, it's normal. Unless your name is James Talleriko, and you decide to go AWOL for 13 days, you're on the campaign trail, 24-7 for the last month. Now, I will say Talleriko did turn up yesterday for about 30 seconds at the Austin Sea Limits Music Festival, in which ironically, maybe not so ironically, he said that he was looking forward to Natalie Beninger as the singer there, which she's saying the only theme song to The Hills with Spencer Pratt. That's her big hit. So I find that kind of ironic. But anyways, all of this is just, it's getting weird out there. And a lot of this independent voter thing is something to keep track of. Now, there are a lot of our folks who definitely are independent voters. There's no doubt. They've bought into this notion of a uniparty, which is weird and kind of strange. And then they're creating it. I know. And then they're creating it because the history of independent third-party voters or candidates has never been good. All they've been is spoilers. That's it. That's all the independent vote is spoilers. And so this is like the stage two of a multi-stage project to try and drag out and crack up the mega coalition and convince people of a whole lot of stuff that just ain't so. My grandfather used to say it's not what you know that gets into trouble. It's what you know that just ain't so. And they have done a masterful job of convincing a whole bunch of folks. Here, this is why I need to be mad at Trump, because Trump really needs the incoming right now. What? He's fighting a multi-front war right now. He is surrounded by the enemy. And just because you didn't get 100% of what you want and in two years, he wasn't able to reverse 60 plus years of corruption and intrigue. Give me a break. But this is brilliant messaging on the part of the left. So in South America. And if we could somehow get that lady back, but the one that was here, Andrea, was it? Oh, yeah. She just dropped down. So I'm sure she'll be right back. Yeah. If we could get her there. There is an update for the app, FYI, for those who are on iPhones or I'm not sure about Android, but there is an update. So check it out. It may make things a little more stable in here for you. Absolutely. So we'll get Andrea up here. We're going to get people up here momentarily. But K, that's the point. Whether he shows up or not, the money shows up. Outside groups, they've spent about 24 million attacking Paxton. And under 1 million attacking Talleriko. So almost a half his money comes from outside Texas. Same as Nebraska. Same as South Dakota, where the Democrats pushed their own candidate out so their independent quote unquote, could run alone. So Brianna, how does that play out with voters? Yeah. So in South Dakota, this has been brewing now since around, starting around the primary. So we had a quote unquote grassroots, grassroots, Trumpian sort of character kind of come out of left field on a very socialist platform. And run for the governor's office. He is a once failed Senate candidate. And he came in and it was really interesting. He really whipped up what's sort of locally known as the woke right. But individuals who consistently display that purity test, who call everyone a rhino, who sort of remove all nuance from policy discussions and then just paint everyone with the broad brush as being an APAC recipient and a trader to the American people. That core group. And it was really fascinating what he ran on was effectively eating the rich, removing local control. He had a very similar platform as fishbeck out of Florida. He ran on eliminating property taxes, which as we all know, would eliminate local control and centralize that authority to the state level. And actually the state is working on it responsibly. And our state just, yes, that's right. The state of South Dakota just passed the most comprehensive property tax reform package in the history of the state. So. Go ahead and request. There you go. Thank you. We're going to get to Andre shortly. Oh great. I see Dr. Angela and Tom. I'm a doctor. Angela get up here. Andrea, you're on deck. But Brianna, sorry to interrupt here. No problem. Yeah, so you got the rural, the farmer, the Nebraska, the finger to the pulse. Well, and this is really interesting because it plays directly into the DSA's handbook or white papers that they've been putting out recently about splitting rural votes and stripping them away from Republican voters. I was really fascinating. Cambridge University of Cambridge authors put out a paper right around the end of 2025 that outlines basically the one reason that rural communities vote Republican is due to technological advances in water infrastructure. And they made this whole case that if technological advances in water infrastructure and irrigation didn't exist, then rural voters would be completely dependent on the government and they would be voting Democrat. And so there's this whole sort of academic pipeline that has been invested into ways to churn rural angst and strip rural voters away from the Republican platform. And most importantly, to facilitate this victim mindset and move people away. Like, how do you message and move people away from this concept of self-governance, the ideas of classical, the founding of our nation essentially. And there has been this entire infrastructure that has been invested into this point of political activism and so it's really interesting to see the connections on the other side of this between the far left and the far right, this movement of people aligning around flock cameras and data centers and anger with the Trump administration over the war in Iran. And you see this very similar messaging and you start to see this very similar pipeline. And out of that is what Tucker Carlson refers to as the third way, or the sort of masses of the world they're advocating for this third way to emerge. And we're watching that happen here in one of the red estates in the Midwest, South Dakota, where following this candidate who came in and really just divided our grassroots coalition of Republican voters, we are seeing this whole group that's now moving with or supporting the Democrats in getting behind Brian Bing's. So we see about 40% or 30% sorry of Republican voters, along with about 40% of our voting public joining together to vote independent. And this is part of that larger strategy of how to flip red seats in the Senate and get rid of the Republican majority. Yeah, you're exactly right, Bray. If you look at Texas as an example, $150 million does an awful lot of damage. And Carl Rove in his fit of peak and his revenge tour de-Texes, decided that the Ken Paxton cannot be forgiven for beating George P. Bush for Attorney General. And so that unforgivable sin led to $150 million spent in slander and lies against Ken Paxton. And also, and I have no proof of this yet, but my theory is he also convinced Wesley Hunt to run to be a spoiler. That is very much a Carl Rove move. When you splitting the rural vokes, yeah, part of the DSA handbook, now you have Carl Rove, the architect, who has decided as he announced in a Wall Street Journal opinion editorial piece that he was going to vote for the second time in his life for a Democrat. And that'll be James Talleriko. Now, I was there when he voted for his first Democrat, Bob Bullitt, who was the Lieutenant Governor of Texas. Because he said, and I quote, in this opinion editorial piece, oh my goodness, Bob Bullitt would work well with Republicans. Really? Over my boss at the time, I was chief of staff to him, Texas Lazar, who founded the Texas Public Policy Foundation, who was the youngest chief of staff and the Department of Justice and Reagan one, who worked for Nixon, who worked for Buckley, who was the assistant attorney general for legal policy for Reagan, getting judges confirmed. And by the way, my boss, Texas Lazar, had gone to Yale with George W. But Bob Bullitt, the Democrat, who spent his life crushing Republicans, he was the one who would work better with Republicans. This notion that these old school, we've always done it this way, folks, who cannot stand that Trump, he doesn't break the rules, he crushes them, goes around them, finds a different way to do things that's brand new, and oh my goodness, they're just pissed off, I guess, that they hadn't figured that out. And so they can't allow that to happen. These never-trumpers cannot allow that to happen. So in this bizarre alliance with the DSA, if you had told me that Karl Rove is going to vote for someone in the great state of Texas, who has just aligned with Hassan Piker, who has said that we deserved a 9-11. Karl, have you forgotten? Because I haven't. I remember very clearly, and it is an insult-