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[SPEAKER_00]: We are witnessing a political earthquake in the making.
[SPEAKER_00]: Another deep red state is just officially joined the redistricting wars and new data is already showing that 2028 is shaping up to be an absolute Democrat bloodbath.
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[SPEAKER_00]: I've got all the stats to show you precisely how the GOP is poised to hold the house in 2026.
[SPEAKER_00]: and crush the Democrats decisively in 2028.
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[SPEAKER_00]: Let's start with the redistricting earthquake that just rocked the political world coming out of the deep red state of Missouri yesterday, September 9th.
[SPEAKER_00]: The Missouri House voted 90 to 65 to approve a congressional map that doesn't just redraw lines.
[SPEAKER_00]: It potentially flips the entire 2026 midterm equation.
[SPEAKER_00]: This isn't your typical once-a-decade redistricting.
[SPEAKER_00]: This is a mid-cycle power play that has Democrats screaming about constitutional violations and Republicans celebrating a political masterstroke.
[SPEAKER_00]: So Missouri Republicans responding to what sources describe as pressure from President Trump's administration.
[SPEAKER_00]: surgically dismantles Democrat congressman Emmanuel Cleaver's Kansas City base fifth district splitting at three ways and merging urban democrat voters with solid rural republican strongholds and the result set Missouri's congressional delegation chest from six to two Republican to now officially seven to one.
[SPEAKER_00]: I don't know why they didn't go all the way.
[SPEAKER_00]: Make it eight zero man.
[SPEAKER_00]: We are playing for
[SPEAKER_00]: This is obviously giving the GOP an additional crucial house seat for 2026.
[SPEAKER_00]: But here's the kicker that's already terrifying Democrats.
[SPEAKER_00]: Missouri is of course, but the latest state to pass a new redistricting map.
[SPEAKER_00]: Texas has already given us five new seats.
[SPEAKER_00]: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is promising three to five new seats in his state.
[SPEAKER_00]: Missouri is giving us one Ohio looks like they're about to give us two possibly three seats.
[SPEAKER_00]: And Indiana is giving us one.
[SPEAKER_00]: So thus far.
[SPEAKER_00]: It looks like the GOP has a net gain of 12 to 15 seats going in to the midterms, and even if California's desperate bid at trying to dilute this passes, it's still a net gain of 7 to 10, which puts the GOP sitting pretty comfortably right now, about 219, 220 safe red seats.
[SPEAKER_00]: They only need 2 18 to maintain the majority.
[SPEAKER_00]: So,
[SPEAKER_00]: Any Democrats claiming a blue wave for 2026 is just, I mean, they're just frankly whistling past the graveyard at this point.
[SPEAKER_00]: The Democrats know this is a numbers game.
[SPEAKER_00]: They know only about 10% of congressional seats are up for grabs and right now as we speak, Democrats occupy 70% of those swing seats.
[SPEAKER_00]: With the redistricting, the Democrats could win 100% of those swing
[SPEAKER_00]: And again, the Democrats know this, the Missouri, the Missouri NAACP, they filed an emergency lawsuit calling the Special Session Unconstitutional while Democratic Legislators stayed dramatic, a staged dramatic sit-ins and accused Republicans of eating and abetting the systematic destruction of our democracy, blah, blah, blah, these same groups never made so much as a
[SPEAKER_00]: All they're screeching is for not.
[SPEAKER_00]: Republicans hold a supermajority Missouri and Governor Keeho is giving his redistricting his full support.
[SPEAKER_00]: So this map is headed to his desk and he is going to sign it into law.
[SPEAKER_00]: You know?
[SPEAKER_00]: So do with that as what you will here.
[SPEAKER_00]: So the Republicans are proving undaunted.
[SPEAKER_00]: in the redistricting wars.
[SPEAKER_00]: And word on the streets, Kansas is next.
[SPEAKER_00]: Kansas looks like they're about to join the redistricting fight.
[SPEAKER_00]: They too will contribute another seat.
[SPEAKER_00]: And again, we've talked about this before, but keep your eye on Louisiana.
[SPEAKER_00]: Louisiana as we speak is currently in front of the Supreme Court to get them to overturn one of their Democrat districts that was drawn using explicitly racial and thus discriminatory demography.
[SPEAKER_00]: So Louisiana is looking for the court to overturn the VRA, the Voting Rights Act.
[SPEAKER_00]: that's been racially weaponized by the Democrats now for decades to draw predominantly minority-based districts explicitly excluding and thus discriminating against white voters.
[SPEAKER_00]: So if the VRA is overturned and most experts legal experts believe it will be, I mean, seriously, good, night.
[SPEAKER_00]: These redrawn redistricting maps will pale in comparison to the amount of seats that the Republicans could redraw.
[SPEAKER_00]: I mean, we're talking upwards of 25 Democrat districts that could be declared on constitutional overnight with the vast majority of them in red states.
[SPEAKER_00]: And if Democrats thought 2026 was already turning out to be a nightmare, they ain't seen nothing yet.
[SPEAKER_00]: Wait until you see what's going on with the new data we're getting on 2028.
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[SPEAKER_00]: So here's where Missouri's redistricting connects to 2028 in ways most analysts are missing.
[SPEAKER_00]: The congressional maps being redrawn now will determine the electoral college battlefield for 2028.
[SPEAKER_00]: Missouri's additional Republican house seat translates to stronger Republican infrastructure and voter turnout operations in what's becoming an increasingly deep red state, but Missouri is, of course, they're not operating in isolation.
[SPEAKER_00]: When you combine it with similar efforts in Texas and Florida and potentially other Republican controlled states, I mean, we're talking at a coordinated reshaping of the electoral map that could make Democrat paths to victory significantly more difficult.
[SPEAKER_00]: So for example, historically, he who wins Ohio and Florida wins the presidential election.
[SPEAKER_00]: It's been that way in every single election, if I recall, going back to 1860.
[SPEAKER_00]: There are only two exceptions, 1960 when Kenny basically robbed the election from Nixon, and of course, of course, 2020, which goes without saying, given that 4 million voters from that election, somehow mysteriously, miraculously disappeared in 2024.
[SPEAKER_00]: But if it's a legit election, and with the election integrity efforts already underway, I think it will be,
[SPEAKER_00]: If it's a legit election, Florida is a bellweather for the South, Ohio is a bellweather for the Midwest, so he who wins Florida and Ohio wins the election.
[SPEAKER_00]: Have you taken a look at the political makeup of Florida and Ohio of late?
[SPEAKER_00]: They're both as solid red as you can possibly get.
[SPEAKER_00]: They are guaranteed Republican victories.
[SPEAKER_00]: Now keep in mind, it was just a few short years ago when both states voted for Obama twice.
[SPEAKER_00]: But they have since shifted dramatically to the right as has virtually every other state, including Greece Monkey Newsom's California, which shifted 10 points to the right in 2024, same with New York, same with Jersey.
[SPEAKER_00]: The nation as a whole is shifting right.
[SPEAKER_00]: And so these new maps,
[SPEAKER_00]: As these new maps, these new redistricting maps take effect in 2026, they give Republicans two full election cycles to build turnout operations and solidified advantages before 2028, particularly in two Belweather states where he who wins both wins it all.
[SPEAKER_00]: And then there's the looming primary disaster for the Democrats.
[SPEAKER_00]: Now, what's so key with primaries is that primaries are basically the general election in microcosm.
[SPEAKER_00]: This was part of how Matt Norphal's work of Stony Brook University before he went a little loony and got too much TDS, but he has shown through his studies.
[SPEAKER_00]: that he who wins the primaries overwhelmingly almost always goes on to win the general.
[SPEAKER_00]: He who wins the primaries overwhelmingly.
[SPEAKER_00]: almost always goes on to win the general.
[SPEAKER_00]: This is one of the reasons why incumbents has such an advantage, unless they're met, the one exception is unless they are met with a significant challenger in their primaries like Carter was in 1980s with Ted Kennedy.
[SPEAKER_00]: So he lost reelection or George Bush senior in 1992 with Papu Cannon.
[SPEAKER_00]: He lost reelection, but because
[SPEAKER_00]: incumbents generally speaking when their primaries overwhelmingly often without any contender they almost always go on to win the general election comparably comfortably.
[SPEAKER_00]: By contrast, the Democrat primary is already shaping up to be an utter train wreck.
[SPEAKER_00]: The latest polling reveals a Democrat primary in complete chaos.
[SPEAKER_00]: According to recent surveys, Kamala Harris, who was leading at about 30% nationally just months ago, she is crashed to his lowest 6% in crucial New Hampshire primary polling.
[SPEAKER_00]: Meanwhile, on the same New Hampshire polling, she's being absolutely demolished by Pete Buttigieg and Gavin Newsom, but they're destroying each other because they're both tied at 23.
[SPEAKER_00]: There is no breakaway candidate here in the Democrat field.
[SPEAKER_00]: So if Newsom thought he was assuring, I mean, Buttigieg's going to give him a clear run for his money.
[SPEAKER_00]: But what makes it even worse is that Newsom has an all-time low approval rating.
[SPEAKER_00]: It's self in the 20s.
[SPEAKER_00]: Remember
[SPEAKER_00]: So here's what should really worry Democrats.
[SPEAKER_00]: The candidates most likely to win their primary are the ones least likely to win the general election.
[SPEAKER_00]: It's just, it's baked into the cake of the contentious nature of the primary itself, the Democrat primary itself, but it's also baked in the cake of the 80-20 doom loop.
[SPEAKER_00]: The can is most likely to win their primary, the ones least likely to win the general election.
[SPEAKER_00]: They are all doubling down on the 80-20 doom loop, which by its nature appeals to the most extreme wing of the party, and this primary is going to shape into a contest of who can outwoke the other, and who can double down more in the 80-20 doom loop.
[SPEAKER_00]: Now, of course, by contrast,
[SPEAKER_00]: J.D.
[SPEAKER_00]: Vance isn't just leading the 2028 Republican primary, he's dominating it in ways that President Trump dominated the primaries in 2016, 2020.
[SPEAKER_00]: He has double-digit leaves on everyone else, no one even comes close, which means that if he dominates the primary, historically he should dominate the general.
[SPEAKER_00]: And by the way, he who wins Ohio and Florida,
[SPEAKER_00]: And we all know who's going to win Ohio, but how about the former Senator from Ohio?
[SPEAKER_00]: And we all know who's going to win in a blowout, Florida.
[SPEAKER_00]: Especially for rubios on the ticket.
[SPEAKER_00]: And we're again, we're already seeing it in the polls.
[SPEAKER_00]: JD consistently leads Gavin Newsom, 4542ish.
[SPEAKER_00]: He beats AOC, 4440, Pete Buttigieg, 443.
[SPEAKER_00]: So what we're seeing unfold here is what political scientists call an electability paradox.
[SPEAKER_00]: Democrats are poised to nominate their least electable candidate while Republicans are coalescing around their strongest.
[SPEAKER_00]: That's the overall paradoxical dynamic that's
[SPEAKER_00]: Democrats are nominating their least selectable candidate all the while the Republicans are nominating their strongest.
[SPEAKER_00]: And if that dynamic holds up, 2028 is shaping up to be an absolute bloodbath.
[SPEAKER_00]: So what do you guys think?
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