Things continue to get worse for Republican Senate candidate, Herschel Walker in the state
of Georgia.
And just take a look at this new ad that a Republican group, the group, the Republican
account accountability project, political action committee, a Republican group, put
out this new ad attacking Herschel Walker.
That's about as powerful as it gets here.
It is.
Do you think, you know, Herschel Walker?
Well, think again, listen to what his ex-wife had to say about him.
His eyes would become very evil, the guns and knives.
I got into a few choking things with him.
The first time he held the gun to my head, he held the gun to my temple and said, he's
gonna blow my brains out.
That of course was Cindy Grossman, Herschel Walker's ex-wife.
She filed for divorce in 2001.
Then in 2005, she filed a productive order because Walker again, threatened to kill both
her and her boyfriend at the time.
So him threatening to kill her.
According again to Cindy Grossman is, is something that happened a lot.
Like not, not just the one time that she described, but there's other times again in court records.
So it it's alleged, he was never charged with anything.
So we have to say alleged legally, we have to say it was alleged, but either way, there's
the ad saying that this guy who has already been lying his off throughout his entire campaign,
also on several occasions, according to the ex-wife threatened to murder her, blow her
brains out, put a gun to her temple and Walker doesn't necessarily dispute these facts either
because these were things that were mentioned in his 2008 book breaking free my life with
dissociative identity disorder.
Now I did not know.
Um, and, and I guess that falls on me maybe for not looking that deep into his history
that Herschel Walker had dissociative identity disorder.
Um, that, that, that seems like if you have dissociative identity disorder and you have
a history of threatening to kill people because of that disorder, probably not the best thing
to have in somebody who wants to be a United States.
Senator, this sounds like somebody that needs to be getting proper medical care, not somebody
that's basically put into a powder keg, which is what Washington DC is right now with one
side, constantly being off at the other side, doesn't even matter which one it is.
They're always off.
There's anger, there's tempers, there's emotions boiling over.
So maybe somebody that struggles with that, shouldn't be put into that situation.
And please don't take this as me, uh, uh, you know, attacking him for having this condition.
He has my utmost sympathy for that, which is why I said that he should be getting help
instead of put in a situation where things could get so much worse for him.
Again, there is now a documented history of this happening.
I don't think we wanna bring that into the halls of the United States.
Congress Walker is currently 4.4 points behind his, uh, democratic opponent, Rafael Warnock.
And a lot of that has to do with the fact that this campaign is in absolute shambles.
There were times just a couple weeks ago.
Actually, we talked about it here, where his own campaign staff thought that he wasn't
mentally able to serve.
They questioned his own cognitive functions.
So once we start putting all of these pieces together, we're getting the picture of an
individual who even those people working for him do not think should be input into this
position.
So there it is.
That's the new ad and adding a whole new layer to the Herschel Walker saga in the state of
Georgia.
And of course, going to become another problem that Republicans are somehow gonna have to
try to wriggle their way out of Ronald McDaniel.
By the way, a chairwoman of the Republican national committee came out after the raid
on Trump's house or Margo.
And, uh, she said the best way to fight back is to go donate money to Herschel Walker.
So Herschel Walker literally has the entire Republican party right now, doing whatever
they can, Fox news, trying to give him softball interviews, he's failing every one of these,
but the whole party has swarm together to help this man's failing campaign.
And this new ad may mean that no matter how much Republicans all try to pitch in and help
him that there's just nothing they can do to save it.
Because this, at this point is a train wreck inside of a dumpster fire.
And I don't know how anyone in the state of Georgia can look at this, can look at that
ad and say, oh yeah, that's the guy.
I want to be my Senator.