But I don't know about you guys, I'm shocked there was no red wave.
If you think about inflation, a 40-year high crime,
the worst since the 1980s, the unpopular President.
>> It's just clear that our country is completely divided now.
You're either very conservative, or your radical and you're progressive and
you're woke left.
And the facts don't seem to matter here.
Some of these individuals that won, when you look at their records, they are so
extreme and so progressive people are just dug in.
They're dug in really deep right now.
I heard last night this is an indictment on the Republican Party, is it?
These issues when our country is in such a bad state right now,
how is this not a red wave?
>> So they're scrambling.
Why, why didn't it work?
We were told it would happen.
We told you it would happen.
And there's little bits of truth in what she said,
talking about people being so dug in that they can't get what's going on.
They're saying this is an indictment, but how could it be?
Everything was so bad and then they didn't choose us.
That's why it's an indictment, that's the whole point.
And have you considered the possibility that the left is not actually super out of
control and didn't actually represent most of the candidates last night?
That there were radical extreme candidates but it wasn't on the Democratic side,
can we talk about that?
But before we catch up on the reactions, I do wanna remind you of some of
the bold claims going into last night with Donald Trump Jr. tweeting out, bloodbath.
I don't know if that was his prediction or his plans for the night.
He's a weirdo rich guy.
I don't know what he's doing.
Christopher Rufo,
who just 100% transparently has made up all the CRT stuff.
He's pushing for
a Republican politics that is completely disconnected from truth and reality.
He said the left has spent the past two years pushing chaos in our economy,
critical race theory in our schools, and radical gender surgeries on our children.
Tonight they pay the price.
And his allies, I guess in right wing media like Matt Walsh saying,
the pollsters may not be asking about it, but
there's no doubt that the Democrat Party was partly doomed
by its decision to go all in on gender ideology.
We successfully made this a losing political issue for them.
Well, you'll note that he decided to say that they succeeded in making it a losing
issue for the Dems before the results came in.
The results have come in, things didn't work out well for the right, Jayar.
So, if they succeeded in making the election about radical gender ideology and
people largely rejected them, then apparently it was a losing political
issue, but not necessarily for the Democrats.
What do you think?
>> I'm wondering if that question will be asked, that's what I always wonder.
This is the reason why as we saw from the top there with Rogan making these
predictions.
It's gonna be a red wave, it's gonna be a devastating red wave.
And then when it doesn't happen, the problem with making these types of
predictions is then you have to say why it didn't.
And many people, yes, to be honest, some are, but
they're saying maybe Rick Santorum said it without saying his name cuz he's a coward.
But the thing is, you have to maybe start looking at yourself, that is if you want
to maybe win in the future based off of doing something for the voters.
Cuz voters choose, right?
They assume just because of the situation that they portrayed to everyone,
that it was an automatic, they have to choose the Republicans, right?
Not if Republicans don't give people a reason to choose them.
Again, that's why there was no blue wave or no blue consistency or
wall to keep the red wave away, none of that happened, it was in the middle.
Because many people don't trust Democrats cuz they do nothing.
And many people don't trust Republicans cuz they do horrific things.
In fact, they were campaigning on doing horrific things.
So again, if you think all these things were up on the ballot before the election
happened and you see it didn't work out that way, two plus two should equal.
Hey, maybe those policies that we were pushing and our approach
to having zero policies, our approach to complaining about everything that's wrong
in the country that we continue to perpetuate and vote against fixing.
Maybe that's the beginning of our problem, they won't go there though.
>> Yeah, we know that they have talked about it endlessly.
It's been all over right wing media,
they've been whipping people into a frenzy with TikTok.
And they've been getting bomb threats called in.
You succeeded in doing what you wanted to do, but
you don't get to determine what effect it has on the electorate.
And clearly it isn't the massive, combined with all of the issues like the actual
inflation and crime and all the real stuff that's actually happening.
You had to have actually damaged your chances in what you've chosen to focus on.
And that does not mean by the way that, we're good,
I guess it didn't matter that they did this.
No, it's still bad, they've passed legislation in multiple states.
They've successfully fearmongered against and demonized whole communities.
People's lives have been ruined by this, doctors are terrified of being murdered.
They've succeeded to that extent.
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