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AI GeneratedThe speaker alleges widespread electoral fraud in the midterms, particularly in red states like Texas. They claim statistical anomalies in Democratic turnout and argue that fraudulent registrations and \"plant\" candidates were used to manipulate results and siphon votes away from Republican candidates to alter election outcomes.
Well, I think the numbers were terrible in terms of those early votes.
You look at all those early votes.
And look at another one.
I'm watching Alaska.
So you have a guy named Dan Sullivan,
and another guy named Dan Sullivan runs.
And one's a J and one's an S.
And the one with a J, which is a fake Dan Sullivan,
tries to have his initial change to S.
He never ran before.
He never was a political person before.
He was fraudulently put in the race
and then they tried to change his middle name so it was
in order to confuse
So Dan Sullivan and the woman.
I told you the things here in Texas are not adding up
and it's starting to get the attention
of a lot of people to really start looking into it.
Reports are being made. People are being
talked to. Meetings are being had.
And now it's getting the attention of the actual president
himself saying that these numbers do not make sense. And it just.
from a statistical or historical standpoint.
I don't care who you are. You can sit here and
say that we're being conspiracy theorists,
that we're not looking at the numbers right,
whatever you want. But the numbers don't lie.
People do. And that's the problem with what's
going on here in the state of Texas,
from the state all the way down to the local. It's not
just a national thing, guys.
It has happened locally here in the Harris County, Fort Bend
County. And I'm hearing reports all the way up
into the panhandle of where it's deep red area.
These people did something here in Texas that is unprecedented
and has never happened before
because when we're taking a look at all of the nearly,
what, 200 counties or whatever
it is here in Texas, all of them shifting blue?
Absolutely not.
And then we look at the national stage
of it being 2,200 almost counties going all blue
and shifting that way?
Absolutely not.
And I love the fact that the president
is finally doing something about it, starting
to take notice and really get into this.
Keep tuning in to everything going on.
It'd be weird, man.
But why is it a nigga that just said that say he like trans children
in the ******* senate office, my nigga?
Like what the **** like yo america america. What are we doing gang?
All right, don't say what that's texas. Yeah, a lot of texas. Holy ----
Shit, Texas.
Want to really see something to said take a look what happened
Hey!
We will make America proud again.
When you try to kill ourselves,
we will make America wealthy again.
And yes, together, we will make America great again.
Yo, boy, yo, boy, ladies and gentlemen,
breaking right now, just in news.
After President Trump questioned how honest the midterms were,
he just dropped a stunning
vote total in Texas compared to 2024,
and this is what everybody is talking about right
now, ladies and gentlemen.
This is breaking the internet, and again,
I know how a lot of you feel about this midterms.
Let me know down below how you feel still about the big blue wave.
My beautiful state of Texas has gone blue.
I know you lying.
I don't think so.
Not so fast, Jose.
Not so fast.
But yes, indeed, man, this has raised a lot
of eyebrows, alarms are going off, people
are screaming to the top of their lungs right now,
and insane vote totals and margins over
just two years, Dems well exceeded the presidential
vote totals in a midterm election in tons
of states, a couple of states, but especially in Texas,
my beautiful state of Texas, y'all.
Boy, oh boy, oh boy.
We're going to definitely get into this.
Let's check this out.
The midterm election was one week ago today,
but we continue to digest the numbers.
The numbers, quite honestly, blow your mind.
So much so that many have even questioned
the legitimacy of the numbers.
How did Democrats turn out in a midterm election
like they were voting for a president?
You remember President Trump, of course,
was not on the ballot.
But Democrats voted like there was a race for the presidency.
Republicans, they voted like it was an ordinary midterm.
Let me show you what I mean over at the wall.
A lot of people have focused on the state of Texas.
The state of Texas is very near and dear to my heart.
I live and have for most of my life,
born and raised in the state of Texas.
And it's quite newsworthy when this state goes blue.
How? Many are going, where did Democrats find 1.7 million votes
to win in a fashion never seen before?
Well, let me show you what I've been looking into.
In the Senate race, the Texas election results,
let's focus in on the way it's been for years.
For most of the past several decades,
the midterms without a president on the ballot
have looked something like it did in 2018,
where Ted Cruz beat Beto O'Rourke.
Ted Cruz got 4.2 million votes.
Beto O'Rourke, 4 million votes.
And so it has gone in terms of turnout
when there's not a president on the ballot.
But in 2026, the numbers looked way different.
Ken Paxton got similar numbers to Ted Cruz, 4.2 million votes.
But James Tallarico's votes jumped big to 5.4 million votes,
way over what you saw from Beto O'Rourke,
something you never see in a midterm.
But we have seen it before in a presidential election.
In 2024, President Donald Trump got 6.3 million votes,
but Kamala Harris got 4.8 million votes.
In other words, the votes are there.
But Democrats turned them out as though they were voting for president,
while more than 2 million votes that normally go
to a Republican presidential candidate sat at home.
I think the governor's race makes the point even more clear.
Greg Abbott got...
4.4 million votes in 2022.
He got similar numbers in 2018. He got similar numbers in
2026. He always won with those numbers,
about four and a half million votes. In 2018, his
opponent Valdez got about three and a half million votes.
In 2022, Beto O'Rourke got
What y'all say? Them Californians that came over here.
Well, y'all something else, man.
Oh, man, my beautiful state of Texas, boy, I tell you.
And you know what?
I just bought some new guns yesterday.
Mm-hmm.
Not yesterday.
Day before yesterday.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Rick went gun shopping.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You're going to have to come get them.
Come get them.
You can try.
Yeah.
My state's still red in my eyes.
Ain't nothing turned blue in my eyes.
Yeah.
Three and a half million votes. What happened in 26?
Well, a relative unknown, no-name candidate,
Gina Hinojosa, got 5.2 million votes.
Here's the 1.7 million vote differential that people have
been left wondering, where did that come from?
And the answer is, again, look at the last
presidential race. In 2024, Kamala Harris got 4.8 million votes.
Donald Trump, 6.3 million votes.
Democrats turned out as though they were voting for president, while
Republicans turned out as though they were voting in the midterms.
Texas is just the illustration.
This played out across the country and other red states.
Look at South Carolina. Darlene Graham got just under a million votes.
That's the same number that Tim Scott got
in his midterm race for the Senate.
But while in 2022 his opponent, Democrat, got 627,000 votes,
Annie Andrews got a million votes.
Where does that look familiar again?
In South Carolina in 2024, Kamala Harris got a million votes.
She did what Kamala Harris did in a presidential year
while the Republican candidate
in the midterm couldn't come close to matching President Trump.
Another way to say this is Democrats voted like it
was a presidential election.
Republicans voted like it was a midterm.
Played out in Mississippi as well.
You can see the numbers.
Republican votes in the midterms, similar.
Meanwhile, Democrats, and they're still counting in Mississippi,
performed better than they ever had in the midterms,
similar to how they perform in presidential elections.
This is what we saw play out.
Across the country.
President Trump said, vote like I'm on the ballot. Republicans said,
we'll vote like it's a midterm.
Democrats, in fact, voted exactly like President Trump
was on the ballot. And oh boy, check this out.
In the exact same percentage, we've always shown up to vote.
But the Democrats somehow went from
51.2 million to 70.4 million.
Now this gets even more dramatic when we put it on a bar graph.
So here's the bar graph of this.
Okay, so here's 2022.
You can see Republicans have 54.2 million
and Democrats at 51.3 million.
This is when the Republicans took the House.
You fast forward, they still added 1.4 million people
to the rolls and the votes.
Not just the rolls, but the votes.
That's, you know, population growth,
people switching parties, the Scott Pressers of the world.
This is where we...
Cheer our success.
We're registering more voters.
And guess what?
They're showing up to vote.
But look at what the Democrats pulled off.
Even though they registered less people to vote
and all this, somehow they pulled out
of the bag 20 million people
in a midterm election.
Tallarico got more votes than Kamala Harris in a presidential election.
Do you think it's, this is where I'm going
to inject my thought here, my conspiracy.
Uh-oh, conspiracy.
Do you think there's a chance that the algorithms
were just turned on full tilt?
And then the other chart with the whole country moving,
one in a trillion.
Mm-hmm.
One in a trillion,
and then one in nearly 2,000 odds that these anomalies are organic.
It is not consistent with the population growth.
It is not consistent with the deportations.
What it is consistent with,
and actually it's not really consistent, but again,
it's kind of like when you look at that other chart we showed where all
the states had voters that were registered without voter ID,
the motor voter style registration.
Those numbers are huge.
50% of Texas was registered between 2022 and 2024.
Is that right? Or was it 2018?
It doesn't matter. It was yesterday's video.
Yesterday's podcast, we shared those numbers.
Upwards of 50% of Texas was registered to vote without voter ID.
Now, some percentage of those would have a driver's license
and citizenship, but there's
no verification.
Every one of those is up for question.
It's just like what Chuck Schumer said.
Billions of people would be taken off the voter rolls.
He said billions, not me.
I know it's millions.
He misspoke.
But that is one of those anomalies.
Now, Trump, in 2020, was screaming about an unfair election.
It's rigged.
He's never let his foot off the gas.
It was rigged in 2020, right?
Joe Biden is the auto pen president.
In 2024, it was too big to rig.
And we know, behind the scenes,
there was some help that probably turned off the algorithm
of them.
Well,
Trump, since this midterm election,
which some of this stuff is more obvious than before,
it is actually more obvious that they cheated
at scale on this one than it was under Biden.
That's what I'm saying.
Yeah, it's more obvious, like a one in a trillion odds.
So Trump finally yesterday commented about the elections
and alluded to the fact that they might be a little bit shady.
Democratic Socialists win today, for example,
the mayoral race in L.A. and also in Washington, D.C.
Now, together with New York,
three major cities are going to be led by Democratic Socialists.
What's your message to these mayors who will be leading these cities?
And also, what's your message to the residents in these cities
who might not have voted for them
and are worried about where their cities are going?
We're going to have to see what happens.
I mean, there'll be a point at which people are unhappy.
There'll be change.
But unfortunately, usually that happens
so late that you'll never be able to bring back
a city or a country or a state, you know, when it goes too far.
I watched the election in Los Angeles
and it was a very disgraceful event because I
thought Spencer Pratt would be in the final and so did everyone else.
So did the one who's leading or winning.
She broke down and cried and she said, oh, I lost.
I lost.
But then they found the votes necessary.
They found the votes.
Our elections are so good.
The mail-in ballots came in through the later days,
the later weeks, the later months of the night.
We found the mail-in ballots.
They're in.
And it's funny how she actually outbeat Karen Bass.
I mean, man, that is.
They said, hell no, that ain't your mama.
They walked ancient mama Bass out of there.
I still feel the same way about Spencer Pratt, man.
That was that was there was a disgrace.
Crooked, you have no idea.
He goes on now with a talk about Alaska.
In Alaska today, you urge to transfer the votes reportedly
to Senator, the real Senator Dan Sullivan.
How do you see that actually happening
and what other actions can administrations take?
You have a Dan Sullivan, the real Dan,
I call him the real Dan Sullivan.
You have the fake Dan Sullivan.
The fake Dan Sullivan got a lot of votes,
meaning 2% or something, but a lot.
And then they also have somebody else in there that they put.
They put two people, not just Dan Sullivan.
They put the fake Dan Sullivan.
They put another guy who never ran for office or anything,
and they said certain things, and he got like 3,000, 4,000 votes.
That was that other independent where I was like,
I don't actually know who this is.
Well, apparently he was also a plant to suck votes out of the total.
And when you add up those votes, Dan Sullivan, the real Dan Sullivan,
wins by thousands of votes.
And I say because it was a fraud, it's voter fraud.
Because it was a fraud and they took that and they took that fraud
and they thought they confused the voter
and the people that like Dan Sullivan.
He's a very good senator. The people that like Dan Sullivan,
by mistake, voted for the fake Dan Sullivan.
Likewise, they have another Republican candidate in there.
So people said a Republican candidate probably had
some policy down there and they voted for him.
