03-25-26 Part 8

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And Harrison was normally doing the war room.

He was doing Alex's show and then he took a day off today.

So I am back here and you know, I'm kind of sick of looking at all this Iran war news.

So I'm just going with with the AI.

I ran more briefings may not contain complete picture of war.

Yeah, this goes back to Harry Reid, Senator Harry Reid, see if you can find this article

guys when he when Trump was president elect, Harry Reid was saying we're going to give

Trump false top secret briefings.

This is Senator Harry Reid who's from Nevada.

He was saying, yeah, we're not going to give give Trump all the intelligence.

So he can't make any decisions when he comes in because we don't want him to do anything

wrong.

That was to hide their criminality.

That's what all that is.

And so they can't wait.

And I'm going to get into this.

I'm going to read the text when we come back from this video, but mass text and Iran promotes

Trump assassination campaign, $25 million pledged.

So they're putting a $25 million price on his head.

And the campaign has gained 290,000 supporters with total amounts.

So it's like a guys, what's that, what's that service called give sin go?

Not the other one.

Not the other one that that censors people that are that are conservative, but give sin

go.

They're kind of give sin going, you know, how much can we raise to go after president

Trump?

So I'll go through this article when we come back, but let's go to this.

This is Iran war, the movie and it just shows you some of the incredible stuff they're

doing with AI.

They're taking real actors and sticking them as, you know, some of these people, the guy

plays Qui-Gon-Gin, Liam Neeson is Donald Trump.

So in Judy Denches, the prime minister of England.

So it's pretty funny.

You can't help but laugh at the insanity and hopefully none of our airborne troops

that are on our way there are actually going to go be deployed to a kill zone because

that's what's going to happen.

There's our broadcast show headline, which put that back up, I'll read that for everybody

and they can send that out, which has the live link to the show.

Put that back up.

Please.

Oh, it froze.

Okay.

All right.

Well, let's go to the video.

Now we're going, they're messing with me and they're like, it's his last day.

We're going to just make him live in hell.

Special Wednesday broadcast.

Iran rejects US peace plan vows to keep straight along with his clothes and definitely

Mula's mock Trump say US negotiating with his self as Pentagon floods troops into region.

And so this is actually for the Jones show.

So if you missed it, he did a two hour interview with the Hodge twins, but let's go to, but

that does have the live link to all the shows.

So that article, they'll change the headline, but keep and just add the links to everything.

But the network link is there, which is at m4wards.com forward slash show, which won't always

be there.

So you do want to check out a J and live on X and at real Alex Jones.

Those are going to move on to the next continuum.

So be sure you have those saved and followed and the notifications tracked.

If you like what we're doing here, but without further ado, let's go to Iran War, the

movie here in, in the AI realm and it's nothing short of, it's, it's getting way better

than in when we had Will Smith eating spaghetti looking like a mutant.

But mass text in Iran pro Trump assassination campaign, 25 million plunged, plunged.

So it was described as an international campaign to reward the assassination of Trump, according

to the screenshots, the message shared with Iran international urges people to register

through a website and confirm their participation by sending a number via SMS.

You know, just reading this is like, this is probably an Israeli operation.

Not because they want to assassinate Trump, but they're, they're probably going to go after

people who put in their numbers.

And it's on the, the, the domestic platform Rubica, but that would be, that would be something

the Israelis would do.

You know, hey, we, we, we want you guys to pledge some money.

Trump puts your number here, oh, and then your cell phone explodes.

So yeah, 290,000 supporters with total amounts pledging reaching 25 million.

So they're crowdsourcing the assassination of present Trump, essentially crowdsourcing

the assassination, which if they do, if that were to happen, I, I think there's something,

you know, Trump's like, just drop the nuclear bomb.

I don't care.

So that's very, very, very interesting.

Should we play the Lego one since we're on Iran, what do you guys think?

Why not?

Let's just go ahead and I mean, the AI things are out of control.

This is Iranian movie makers just drop another bango, Lego, Lego music movie.

And it seems like they increased the quality and pro level each time.

Don't let Trump see this or he'll go so furious.

People keep asking if the Lego company will make him put these on sale, banger models.

Yeah, I actually had a Lego Trump a long time ago, and it's during the first campaign,

I made an ex account for him or his Twitter at the time.

And of course, I got banned, I never got that one back.

So anyway, yeah, let's, let's go ahead and do that one too.

We'll do the, this is Trump, Trump in the Lego verse.

Would they imagine the Iranians imagine how he's conducting this war?

I mean, some of this has, has some time.

I, it sounds like that was probably, you think that was a real rapper or you think that

was that AI rap?

You know, I was AI.

It's hard for me to tell my son can pick it out really quickly.

He's really good at seeing AI and, and hearing AI, which is interesting.

He's like, yeah, that raises AI.

So, you know, here's some recent fallouts of what's going on in Iran.

US Army raises enlistment age to 42.

It used to be, I think, yeah, 35.

So now you can be up to 42 years old.

And drops the marijuana restriction.

So now you can be a pothead in a foxhole.

US Army has officially raised his maximum enlistment age from 35 to 42 and scrap key restrictions tied to marijuana related offenses.

That's for the National Guard and reserves.

At the same time, recruits with a single marijuana or drug paraphernalia conviction will no longer need a waiver to join eliminating a major barrier that.

Previously required a lengthy approval process.

Here's the joke, though, changes will take place on 420.

But there you go, people.

Army times reported that.

They're, they're falling short of its regular enlistment goals in 2022 and 2023 before rebounding in 2024.

These were Biden years.

People don't want to go fight in high heels.

The upper limit of the Army's previous allowable enlistment age is 35, but waivers were granted some time for older enlistees.

Air Force at Navy allows recruits over 40 while the Marine Corps capsidate 28, but allows hopefuls who are 29 are over to request waivers.

So the changes come, the states legalize more cannabis, even though it means prohibited for service members.

So that's one.

Yeah, was that that's literally called a shotgun.

You do it differently in in the states, because usually you're not aiming the shotgun at some of it.

That's how they did it in Vietnam.

That was a shotgun.

These guys were obviously not listening to federal regulations.

You know why?

Because they were in their fighting a war that they were fighting a war with what is I forget who said at one hand tie behind their balls.

Forget who said that in what war movie it was.

I think it was platoon.

And you know, when you talk to veterans there, they're like, yeah, we take a hill.

Then we'd leave and then we come back a month later and take the hill again.

And then we'd leave and then we come back and take another hill again.

I mean, just insanity oil, uh, oil tumbles stock surge as Israeli TV reports US seeks one month ceasefire.

I think that's already come out that that's uh, changed.

So what's interesting is watching the markets go up and down from all this stuff.

Let me get the trans guy out of here and knowing me looking at that on screen.

Go over there.

I have some, I do have some disgusting trans stories later.

But every time the US comes out and says, hey, we're going to do something.

Then I ran goes, no, we're not doing anything.

Now, is that because the leadership is so fractured, nobody's talking to each other?

That's from zero hedge.

So I ran reshuffles at security leadership appointing Muhammad Bagar,

Zogdaar, Zogdaar.

He's a former IRGC commander and he replaces the recently assassinated Ali Largani.

So, but I ran, refuses talks with Trump's backstabbing negotiators.

That's, I believe Kushner and Whitkopf and now they're talking about, you know, lying in JD

advance, they don't want to work with, because I think Jared and Whitkopf were like the,

the stallers, they're like, yeah, yeah, we're, we're just going to take a day off of negotiations

and then boom, everything started and that was, I think that's what piss people off so much

about this is it seemed like there were talks going on and then all of a sudden,

you know, we go in and which we did last time.

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largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw billboarded years recently that said

20 billion one. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually I think

somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and

batter and our army grows, so the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time

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So also Russian fire Russia fires more than 1000 drones against Ukraine as spring offensive ramps

up. That's right. The battlefields have thawed. And Russia is going to and Russia now knows that

hey, the Americans are distracted with Iran. Europe is distracted with just crappy economy and bad

bad heat, bad fuel. And so they've launched 1000 drones in the last 36 hours.

They've begun their spring offensive. They're using dozens of tanks and armored vehicles.

And the assault is gathering pace as the Ukraine president Zelensky warned the consequences

of the conflict in the Middle East for his country. Yes, you people should not be

having a tax in Iran. You should be sending me more money. Now all this money is going to

Iranian war. We need more weapons. So which maybe this will cause we want to go into 5D chess world.

Maybe this will cause the Ukrainians to come up with a peace plan or agree to a peace plan.

Here we got this. U.S. warns is also on enforce.com. U.S. wants three new defense areas in Greenland.

Right now they have a cut. I think they have a couple small bases, but they want to gain additional

defense areas extending the American footprint. But beyond the, okay, I thought they had two bases,

but they had one called the Puffix space base, which is formerly the fuel air base on the

islands north. Negotiations are heading. I knew they had fuel. I didn't know about this, but I

saw two names. I didn't realize they had renamed one. So yeah, now they want to move beyond that to

create I think three different zones where they can have basically missile defense systems.

And it makes sense when you look at what Iran was working on when you look at what South Korea has,

when you look at what China has and Russia has those anything from China, Russia is going to come

over the North Pole. So that's the place to put it. I think we showed a map yesterday of the

regions. It was from the council on Rome and Greenland was absolved into North America,

which I guess geographically it's probably closer to North America, even though the Europeans

kind of run it with their, with their dog teams. So there's that. And we have a fuel crisis in Poland

is state controlled energy giant. Orleans big profits are being used to plug massive deficit.

Former member of the oil management board says they're making an incredible amount of money. And

it seems like they're playing with fire instead of actually paying down the death.

They're, they're plugging the deficit instead of helping out the country.

So instead of offsetting fuel gains, they're just pumping prices up basically because they know

this is the time they can make money during this during these wars. This is when they can go,

let's jack up prices a little bit. You saw it here. They're not, no one is using oil that has been

impeded by the Middle East process yet or the Middle East war. But they already jacked up the prices.

It's just like water and everything else. Tolla paper when we had the runs on Tolla paper and

during the pandemic. That's what it, that's what it is. And I will end this first segment here,

this first long segment with this Pfizer wants FDA to approve its vaccine for Lyme disease,

but does it have a shot? Oh, we got to put a pun in there. I'm going to put a pun.

Pfizer said Monday, it plans to submit its experimental Lyme disease vaccine to the FDA for approval,

even though the drug is failed to conclusively show that it was effective in preventing the disease.

This is from French biotech company Val Niva. They said the vaccine show more than 70 cent efficacy

in preventing infection. Now, I'm wondering who they got to conduct this study.

Like, hey, we're going to inject you with this experimental thing and then we're going to give you

this biological weapon we created on Plum Island and then see if you get the disease. And people

are like, oh, yeah, it sounds good. Let's do it. Let's please, the disease for the bioweapon

are the vaccine for the bioweapon. The drug failed to meet the company's own statistical cutoff for

success. So 70% is not good enough, but it is if you want to just make money. So then they'll have

this new Lyme disease out there. Who knows? And declining demand. So and then they said,

over 100 people have suffered serious adverse events in the year following the drug's approval

fought a class action lawsuit against the company because that that wasn't on the schedule. So you

could you could sue people for that. So the NAI overview said, no, it was just pain swelling, fever,

chills, headache, fatigue. I says it's safe and effective. But then they also said,

where was it? I just saw it on this other page. It was I used the the term myalgia, which is

muscle pain. Where do I see that? I just I was looking through three articles at once.

There are also concerns about young children because they had to take three doses of this vaccine.

I don't remind you of anything three doses. So and but they they believe the Lyme vaccine

that could generate this new one could generate a billion in sales. So but that's so I could drop

in the bucket to these people. But they they like to fast track these things. So they started this

in 2017 fast tracking it. Now they're ready to for FDA approval. I think it's going to be going up.

Yeah, it comes from a tick in case you didn't know that and you get those blotches. It could cause

also ticks. You can get Rocky mounted spotted fever, which is another crazy

illness that I had a friend getting like his skin was peeling off. He had a jar of his skin.

It was peeling off. That's I remember when he came back to school. He showed us his jar of skin.

We're off completely in awe, but also disturbed. So here here from a study of from the 1998 to

2000 vaccine. The majority of adverse events occurred after administration of the first dose.

More frequently it was our our throughout Gia myalgia pain 59 reports of arthritis rheumatoid arthritis

and facial paralysis. So all this was happening. They got rid of they pulled this because of

lawsuits and whatnot. But now we've got a new version coming. So I'm sure it'll be an MRNA

platform based. And we'll see what happens here. Now this is from the gateway pun and this is some

immigrant news. Highway 44 Westbound in LaClaed County, Missouri was shut down on March 17th.

After a semi truck collided with a vehicle and caught on fire, the Missouri State Patrol reported

that a Westbound I-44 was shut down at the 116 mile marker where a tractor trailer fire.

Witnesses said the aftermath that emergency responders arrived on the scene. The fire was

or the truck semi truck was completely engulfed in glaves and the driver looked on in disbelief.

He said he could not see because of the sun witness said the Indian driver cannot communicate

with witnesses and it was unclear where the driver obtained his CDL.

I couldn't see there might blow up do you think we should go further back. So I don't know if

they're at this art there's a video of the article if y'all have that video.

No, that's not that one. That's not a semi truck. That's the next video we're going to go to.

But this is a gateway pun to an article titled Missouri Highway shut down at the semi truck.

So how many times have we seen this? We've seen Indian drivers. They come in. They get the license.

We've seen the guy who makes the U turn in the middle of the highway and people plow out.

There's actually other illegal immigrants plowed into the guy. We've seen him smash into people

from the back. All these have, you know, really good video. But here's just another

instance of these people not coming to our country to enrich us. They're coming in causing problems

because they can't read English. Now they say the government's doing a crackdown on all these

CDLs. And if you don't, if you can't speak English, you can't get a CDL anymore.

So that's good. It needs to go. Yeah, there's oh, jeez. I think that's in China. That doesn't

look like one of our those roads look too nice to be in the United States. It actually looks like a

video game. You guys are pulling up a video game. That's like Grand Theft Auto.

Looks, looks almost realistic though. Is that the video they had on there?

Oh, okay. That's like that is not the video. I guarantee it.

But then we have actually Alex just sent me this.

Doesn't speak English drives 100 miles an hour down a rural road with that a license.

And as a drug dealer, real asset to the community. That's from unlimited

else. We do have this video. So let's just go to this and see how this plays out. I haven't

even watched this. So here. Yeah. And dollar bills and God, that's a lot of money.

It makes you wonder why you would be driving 100 miles an hour with all that crap in your car.

But nobody said these people were smart. They're not sending their best as Trump would say.

You guys had so is that is that the crash? Oh, there it is. We do have footage of the crash

in Missouri. Is that there's our Indian driver? I have a clip to I want to go to after this.

Is he one barrier to entry? So some of these places is when you go, hey, you have to pay a lot

of money if you want to come here. So let's go to clip six. This is a man. He's an Indian man

attempting to go enter El Salvador. And then he's shocked to learn like there's an entry fee.

And I'm sure it's not just for Indians. It seems like it's for other people

in going into El Salvador because they have, they've set standards. And they're like,

if you're going to come to our country, we want to make sure you're competent.

Okay, we don't we don't want this. What you're seeing on the screen, we don't want you just

slamming into cars because you can't read anything. Yeah, man. I don't know. Just happened, man.

Hey, suddenly this car jumped down in front of me. I don't know. Who cares? There's the guy making

the U-turn of his buddy eating a hot pocket. Oh, man, somebody wrecked into me. Oh, wow.

I mean, it's just like what?

So let's go to this video. This is video six. Let's go to this. And this is what happened.

This is what happens when you put controls on your country. Put barriers to entry. This is what we

need, barriers to entry, you know, because you could still, these people could still come in

through other ways. They can say, I'm sick and asylum of doing this and that. Put a barrier to entry.

$5,000 if you want to come in. All right. What are they doing in El Salvador? I don't know if that's

insane. $1,300. I wonder what it is for U.S. citizens. I wonder if they have to pay to go in.

I just make sense. It's a processing fee. Yeah, they got so many fees for everything else in the

world. I think we can have a processing fee. Well, this is what I'm hoping is that all illegal

immigrants is another number like about 40 million people because that's maybe 30 million.

Maybe 15 million. I don't know. It's between 15 and 30 million, I think.

And then 3.3 million people they got off work stamps into work. That's just the people,

the people that, you know, the welfare queens that have been living off welfare for a long time.

And they're, so we could say that's one domestic policy that's good. I think, you know,

obviously a lot more to go, but we're just a little over a year in. So, you know, 3.3 million a year

by the end. We're almost looking at 15 million getting them off food stamps, which that's good.

And I think if they get these food stamps, they should do a little work. I think they're saying

you got to do 20 hours of work a week. And then people are like, well, I'll just go get a job.

Yeah, that's what we want. Go get a job. Go get a job.

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It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.

I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's

largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard at yours recently that said

20 billion one. 20 million is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think,

somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and

better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time

goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if

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you can call this a success, but well, I think this is what we call

who used to gel salente called it the totalitarian tiptoe. Trump success National Guard

deployment and crime reduction in US cities beginning in June of 2025. President Trump deployed

national guard troops and federal law enforcement to cities and a series of escalating operations.

Troops arrived in DC in 2025. Memphis in October 2025. New Orleans in December 2025.

Deployments to Chicago and Portland became entangled in legal challenges and were suspended.

And as of March 2026, active deployments continue in Washington DC, Memphis and New Orleans.

Now I've actually been to New Orleans during this time. I went in January

and I did see National Guard on the streets fully armed. I don't I can't tell if that guy's holding

the gun. These everyone that I saw had a long rifle and a sidearm. And they all looked like

they were about 22 years old. Very, very, very young, very nice though. In fact, the hotel that I

was in, they were letting them hang out in the hotel on their on their breaks. So they were in

there. And I'm sure the staff was appalled, but I tell you, the hotel we stayed in, they used to

have a parking lot behind the hotel. And they said, don't park your car here because it'll get

broken into. And it was just, that's how it is. They just break it. People just break into your car.

We can't do anything about it. But now the, I talked to a couple of the National Guard members.

They didn't want to go on camera. They weren't allowed to go on camera because of, you know,

they talked to my PIO, but I want to get boots on the ground. And they said, yeah, we've,

we've actually, there's been hardly any problems at all. Most of the people are glad we're there

because most of them are either tourists or people who are working. And, you know, they're just

normal Americans. They're not the gangbangers. So what they were doing was going to the tourist

areas to keep those safe from the gang banging encroachment that happens. So is that a good

thing or is that a bad thing? In fact, that'll be a question for people when we open up the phone

lines. Do you think having National Guard on the streets, do you think that helps? I think that

hurts. It's, it's troops on the streets. And, but you have to look at also the other side is,

do we do nothing when we let some of our cities decline into, into, to help hit SES holes?

Do we do anything to stop that? Do we go, well, we have to do something or was that the plan all

long to destroy the cities and then bring in the authorities and then create a police state?

Is just remember, it's because they say they care about you. It doesn't mean they really care

about you. So with that, guys, pull up the, put up the phone number on there and we will,

we will start opening the phone lines, 877-789-2539, 877-789-2539, three days in a row of calls.

If you've already called, if I've talked to you twice, don't call today, give somebody else a

chance, 877-789-2539. So that's one of the things. Obviously, everybody wants to talk about the

Iran War and every little nat fart that happens with that. And so I'm more than happy to talk about

that. I mean, we're in the situation where, I think I saw John Kerry Akku talking about it.

And I think this is the consensus. Trump thought they were going to go in, wipe out the leadership,

and these guys were going to fall. The people would take over and everyone would live happily

ever after. And you know, Trump's home by the weekend celebrating at a sporting event.

That's not happening. The Iranians are like, nah, we're ready for this.

You know, we have so, so many contingency plans ready to go. We're not worried about that at all.

So that will be, if we start putting in ground troops, it's not going to get good. That's not good.

Let's go to this clip. This is Mike Johnson. Basically admitting that we're not going to have

mass deportations. You know, because here's how it works. You can have a summer of rage where people

burn, loot, kill, destroy cities. Nothing happens. People are bailed out. None of those people who

are bailing out people are ever caught. None of those rings are dismantled. Then in one day in

January, you have people going to the Capitol. They are attacked by police with tear gas,

Capitol police with tear gas and pepper spray. They start to riot. Some of them, not all of them.

Most of them were, I would say 90% peaceful didn't do anything. And then some people went inside,

but even those people were peaceful. They just wanted an honest election. And now we're seeing more

information about this election. But now we have law and order and we're like, hey, we're going

to send in national guard into places in ice, well, basically ice to deport people who are criminals.

And then you have an army of carons and old boomers basically putting their bodies on the line

to stop that. And so the response of the government instead of doing it the right way,

and going to some of these states and getting them out of the jails and stuff, they're having to

go through these other avenues. They're like, well, maybe we're not going to do mass deportations.

Maybe the carons are too powerful. And I find that incredibly disingenuous because you have a

rule law, you enforce the law. If they're not going to send, if they're not going to send local police

and sheriff's deputies to assist with ice on these extractions, then do you put out the national

guard? Do you send the national guard into assist in crowd control? Because that's the only places

that this happened is where there was no crowd control. They had to go into an area. They had

these networks where they were able to communicate and gather people and whistle. And so literally

whistling would stop is stopping the federal government from doing its job of what they're

mandated to do, which is deport illegal aliens, especially illegal alien criminals. And now they're

like, well, I don't know. Let's hear what Mike Johnson has to say. Here it is clip 9.

Let's change gears to the midterms. I remember right before the 2024 election, we were in

hellerton, hellertown, Pennsylvania, at a Ryan McKinsey event at the old steel club. I don't

know if you remember. This is probably all a blur to you because you go to so many of these campaign

events. But at that event, you told me that you were going to win the House, the Senate, and the

White House, and that turned out to be true. And you said the way that you were going to do it was

through this new coalition that the Republicans were building, which included winning more Hispanic

votes, more black votes, more Jewish votes, and union workers. But now we are seeing

certainly Hispanic voters after this ice raid campaign by the Trump administration. We are seeing

some of those Hispanic voters turning against Trump. I think there was an NBC poll that showed that

only one-third of Latino voters now support the president down from 46%.

So my question is, in order for you guys, you said you're going to defy the odds, defy history,

and keep the majority. But how do you go about doing that? Do you somehow preserve that coalition

that you had built, or do you see a new coalition forming?

No, listen, we had a huge demographic shift in the 2024 election, as you reference in all those

groups and others who came into the Republican Party, not reluctantly, but they came with hopeful

anticipation, two reasons for that. We were presenting commonsense solutions to the challenges

they were facing, and the Democrat Party left them behind. As I say all the time,

I said, there are a couple of reasons that this is not your father's Democratic Party.

They do not resemble what a generation ago they did. Their platforms are radically different now,

and they're most of them are about socialist or Marxist, and they're going too far left.

So all those people we can hold and have a durable governing commonsense majority for

their foreseeable future. We got a little hiccup with some of the Hispanic and Latino voters

for certain, because some of the immigration enforcement was viewed to be overzealous,

and everybody can describe it differently. But here's the good news. We're in a course

correction mode right now. We're going to have a new secretary of Homeland Security,

Mark Wayne Mullin is going to do a great job in that role. I'm sure that he'll be confirmed by

the Senate. He's a thoughtful guy. He'll bring a thoughtful approach. You have somebody like Tom

Homan who has 40 years experience in the field and was decorated by former Democrat Presidents for

his acumen and expertise, and he went into Minneapolis and brought calm to the chaos there.

That's what you're going to see. And I think that the Hispanic and Latino voters who came to us came

for a number of reasons. They were very animated about the open border and all the negative secondary

effects that came from that, but they also concerned about the cost of living and the lack of jobs,

and all these other things that everyone's concerned about. So we have a great record to run on

Scott. The reason we're going to win the midterms, the reason we're going to defy history and do it.

This was a number of factors. I have a very boring 90 minute slide show that I could show you this

morning. Show you all the reasons we're going to win. But we have great candidates. We have a

fundraising advantage right now. We have much better policy and a strong record to run on.

And all these demographics to people, we're going to feel the positive effects of that. We're

anticipating extraordinary economic growth going into this year in the midterms. All boats will rise.

Salaries and wages will go up. You have bigger tax refunds and bigger paychecks and the average

family of $10,000 more money in their pocket because of Republican policies. I think these people

will see that we did what we said we're going to do. We calm down the immigration enforcement

concern. We uphold the rule of law, but we do it in a way that honors the dignity of everyone,

and they'll understand that our party is with them, cares about them, and this is the permanent

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