8-12-26 Hour 1 - Hong Doesn't Win in Wisconsin

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narrowly, narrowly eeks out a loss against their guy, David Crowley. And it's crazy. Last night on MS-13 DNC, their vote counting guy, was shocked when they saw a huge... Trove of votes come in for Francesca Hong, and she leapt ahead of David Crowley for at least a period of time there. And then the so-called establishment Democrat, David Crowley, came crawling back, crawling and scratching, clawing his way back to the lead, and then they stopped counting with 39.8% of the vote versus 39.4% of the vote. There is nothing to see here. go to a runoff? No, no, apparently it doesn't go to a runoff. The Democrats just say, okay, David Crowley won, and Francesca Hong didn't win, and the Republicans really wanted Francesca Hong to win because she's a crazy, wild-eyed North Korean kami and be good to run against, but the Democrats, I think, might have had something to do with the way the vote came out here. I can't say for sure. But that's one to keep an eye on. A difference of 3,211 votes out of more than 620,000 votes. And that's a squeakha. That's a close one. There's no doubt about that. Isn't that amazing? But the race has been called, and that's all that matters, because, you know, you call the race and then you're done. Remarkable stuff. The Democrats, how did they get this? And again, Francesca Hong, she was. was, according to all the polls, she was going to win by between 10 percentage points and 20 percentage points. And instead, she won by less than one half of one percentage point. And apparently all that is perfectly normal. We shouldn't even bat an eye at any of that. And another woman named Kida Roy's, she got 7.5% of the vote. But she got almost 60,000 votes, the Democrat running for... for a governor there. Yeah, 39.8% versus 39.4%. Pay no attention to that. And MSDNC last night, they're just, they're looking at the board, their vote counter guy, and saying, wow, how did Francesca Hong just leap ahead? That was kind of amazing. She was ahead 44% to 36% early on in the evening after there were over 100,000 votes counted, but there were many more votes to be counted in. And pay no attention to any of this. It's all perfectly normal at the last minute, the so-called mainstream Democrat David Crowley, who the Democrats think has a better chance of winning. He crawled ahead, and there will be no media attention on any of this because, you know, you know, there. They're, what is it, crooks, they're crooked, or the news media. They're not honest. That's one of the things we got that. In South Carolina, they're also having, they had a Republican primary there to find who will become the Republican to run for Lindsey Graham's seat. And the winner there, interestingly enough, the winner there is the sister of the now late Senator.

Lindsey Graham, her name is Darlene Graham, is the winner there, and that's kind of an interesting development, too, because she was picked just to temporarily fill that seat since Lindsey Graham, her brother, had died after a long, long time in the Senate. And... then she decided, I think I'm going to stay and run for the seat, and I'll be a senator for the next six years. And when you hear her speak and you see her on stage, she seems like a perfectly intelligent person, probably more intelligent than at this point, most members of the United States Senate, since it's not the greatest deliberative body in the world anymore. It was commonly known for a great many decades as the greatest deliberative body on earth. No, it's really nothing of the kind. It's a shadow of its former self, pretty extraordinary stuff. But the Hong race, that's the big one for governor in Wisconsin, and how we got so close in Wisconsin of all places to getting this Madison. When Madison is very lefty, the city of Madison, Wisconsin, the capital and the University of Wisconsin is there and so on. And very, very lefty. He always votes very lefty. and all that stuff. But they produced Francesca Hong, and she was going to be the runaway winner until Election Day, and then she wasn't the runaway winner. Didn't they have months of early voting and ballot harvesting and mail-out ballots? Didn't they have all that stuff? Because that usually does it for them. But this one is kind of interesting, Darlene Graham. the sister of Lindsey Graham, running for the Senate there now. And the other Republican is a congressman, Ralph Norman, and Ralph Norman got close enough. But it wasn't that close. The race wasn't actually that close. It wasn't four-tenths of one percentage point. It was a pretty big spread. But neither one of them got 50 percent of the vote. So in South Carolina, that means that the two of them go to a runoff. They go to a runoff, and there will be. a runoff election on August 25th to determine whether and it'll just be the two of them, Congressman Ralph Norman or Darlene Graham, one of them will win. And that's kind of an interesting, interesting race. Something to keep an eye on there for a number of reasons, I suppose. Also in Minnesota, Mike Lindell, the pillow guy, who had been endorsed by President Trump. running for governor there in Minnesota, and he lost. He lost to Lisa Demuth, and now that was a pretty clear loss. It was Lisa Demuth got 43.4% of the vote, 0.4, you know, and Mike Lindell got 32%, so 43% to 32%. Pretty clear these days when races are determined by 0.4% of the vote. commonly. And so now it looks like Lisa Demuth will face off for governor there in Minnesota against Amy Klobuchar, you know, the senator who decided she wanted to be gubernator. She wanted a job that came with housing. So she's running for governor there now. Pretty remarkable stuff. Also in Minnesota, they've got a Senate race going on there, and they have a very left-wing radical woman Flanagan running against Craig. Craig. And this, Craig,

had been endorsed by Nancy Pelosi and by Hakeem, the jihadi Jeffreys, the big Democrats, the Democrat leader and the former Democrat Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi both endorsed Craig, and Craig lost, which means the Democrat Party establishment is just kind of in the dumper, and they don't even have influence over their own voters. You're endorsed by Hakeem Jeffries, Democrat leader in the House. You're endorsed by Nancy Pelosi, former Democrat Speaker. of the House, and you lose to Flanagan, who is a very left-wing, lefty, lefty-left. So we got that going on. Also, yesterday is something that I didn't get to, and that is that in Massachusetts, and you've doubtless seen something about it. We had it yesterday, but we didn't get to it. My own fault. But in Massachusetts, the Democrats there, passed a new abortion bill where you can abort your child right up until the moment of birth. And presumably a few moments after, too, just in case, because you want to be safe, you don't want to put anybody in an awkward position, you know. And I did, I just got me scratching the surface again because that's what you do when you're in the news business, the radio business. You get out there and scratch that surface, you know. And I decided to look, you know, the Democrats, they just love abortion, don't they? And they love Margaret Sanger, the racist, segregationist. genocidal anti-black a hero. They give out an award, although they haven't given it out recently, in the name of Margaret Sanger. Hillary Clinton was given the Margaret Sanger Award. Hanoi Jane Fonda was given the Margaret Sanger Award. That's true. I'm not making that up. That's true. I assume they have them at home on a shelf somewhere, as you all have your awards at home on a shelf somewhere, you know, because awards. And I was looking at some of this. You know, they're very, very upset when Rovers' Wade was overturned a few years ago now. And you remember the Democrats inspired a lunatic to come to Washington to assassinate Brett Kavanaugh, Justice Supreme Court, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, and he wanted to kill two other members of the Supreme Court, too. And that story went away as quickly as the news media could make it go away because what do they care, right? But I did a little looking into this, and I discovered something. I discovered something. I know, but you've got to hear me out on this because I'm talking about the Democrats, and I'm talking about Auschwitz, you know, the Nazi death camp, and I just want to have got it perfectly... valid comparison they want to make there because the Democrats, they'll have to call everybody all kinds of names. And that goes with a, that goes, but the names they call people usually apply more accurately to themselves, as is very often the case when people go around accusing other people of things. But we've got that going on. And that goes with the story that we've got today. Because in Washington, D.C., where I live, there is a choice for us on the ballot. initiative that will be on the ballot come election day in November. And it will be whether we want to ban foie gras.

Fue gras, delicacy for eaten at restaurants and stuff. And foie gras, it's goose liver. It's the liver of a goose. And Democrats are very upset that you would take the liver of a goose. You'd fatten up the goose and, you know, to make the liver fattier and more tasty. And then you're the goose. Now they complain about that while they're eating a chicken leg. And they say, well, you can't. Sure, but you can't do that to a goose. You can't take the, and they want to ban. It's a ballot initiative. I'm going to vote to not ban foie gras, but I just, I find the irony of applauding expanded abortion access on the one hand, and then banning foie gras, goose liver, on the other hand, because you care so deeply about geese, but not about the fly over every day in formation. and not about people. So that's the thing about the left. You could say love animals hate people, but I don't think they actually love animals either. They just like to be disagreeable, and they're crazy. And speaking of communists. There's all kinds of crazy commie stuff going on. An American former Marine was released by Vladimir Putin's Russia. He's been in jail there for four years for nothing. And apparently there are eight or ten other Americans being held right now by Vladimir Putin and Russia for nothing at all. And it's because he's a commie, right? He's a commie. And the commies, there's a story now that Russians are helping China with military capabilities, anti-U.S. Navy capabilities. So that... they can attack Taiwan and take over, the Chinese communists can invade Taiwan and take over. And the Russians are helping the Chinese communist because Vladimir Putin's a kami and therefore Russia is run by commie and commies, plural, and former KGB colonel and all that stuff. And he's helping Xi Jinping, ricochet rabbit and the, you know, because they like killing people. And at the same time, The other commies in the neighborhood over there, the North Koreans, they've got thousands and thousands of troops in Russia that are fighting with Russia for no particular reason to rain death down with missiles and rockets on Ukraine because Kami is just like killing. That's got Vladimir Putin and Russia, Kami. You got Jijun Ping and China Kami. Got Kim Jong-un and North Korea Kami. And they're all just killing and looking to kill people. And they're not liberating people, not freeing people from tyranny. They bring tyranny. So I just got a few things that want to share with you today. And we are at 888-630-9625.

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There's a lot of crazy going on. The Democrat Party, everything they do is detrimental to the United States of America. That's the way they like it. That's who they are. Now, I was just talking to Dan in Florida, and he's talking about how the Democrats and Republicans are no longer compatible enough to live in the same neighborhoods and the same states and priorities and beliefs and values seem to have diverged to the point where maybe we should have, I don't like the red state, blue state thing, but Republican states and liberal states. left-wing states and sane states and and as dan said watch them all go bankrupt and go crazy we'd have to fence them off though because of all the crime and the and the madness And Dan, there was something I got yesterday from the economist Steve Moore. Stephen Moore, economist, extraordinary. You see him all over the place, see him on Fox News and elsewhere. He's all over the Internet and so on. And he went to the same high school I went to, went to the same high school. And we didn't know each other in high school, but same high school. And Stephen Moore put together an easy-to-read item yesterday. And it's pretty great. Here it is the cost of raising a child in U.S. cities. It's remarkable. He says, Blue Cities Affordability Crisis, right? And then Stephen Moore points out, 24 of America's 25 most expensive cities. You'll never guess, are run by Democrats. Look at the 25 most expensive cities in the United States, America. 24 of them are run by Democrats. And Stephen Moore says maybe we shouldn't take affordability advice from the people running the least affordable cities in America. What a crazy idea. Isn't that nutty? And he's got a nice color graphic and good stuff. Takes into account housing and food and transportation, health care, child care, and essentials. And he finds that 24 out of 25 of the most expensive cities, that is, you could say, the least affordable cities. They are run by Democrats. Isn't that shocking? That's not shocking at all, of course. It's perfectly predictable, and it's exactly what you'd expect. Yes, sir, just remarkable stuff. The Democrats, and then they yell about affordability, and they scream at people and get in your face, and they're crazy. You see, they're crazy people.

Absolutely nuts. Oh, and I haven't mentioned that today is also Mailbag Day. It's Mailbag Day. And Michael tells me that one of our questions in the mailbag today from the great talk show host and friend of mine, Man Cow, sent in a question for the mailbag day, and that's fun. Just a hoot, I am telling you. And that is, that's nuts. Also a story, there was a story going around yesterday, but it turns out it's not the newest story in the world. I just mentioned. When I was talking to Dan, you know, whether red states and blue states, oh, the left should be red states because they're commies. And every country in the world recognizes the commie color to be red and not blue. But the left in the United States, they pulled a dirty trick because they control the media. And they said, oh, yeah, we're going to label the Republican Party as red. And we, the communists, are going to take blue in the United States American. only in the United States America. Every country in the world identifies the left as red except the United States of America. How did that happen? Well, that happened by way of corrupt. so-called liberals who were really lefties, who were news people, who sat in a room a number of years ago now, and said, let's stop switching back and forth every four years, which the media used to do and politics used to do. And, you know, in 1980, the Republicans would be blue, and then 1984, the Democrats would be blue, and we'd do that every four years, presidential election years. We'd swap back and forth, and then not too long ago. ago. It was Tim Russert, the late Tim Russert from NBC News, and a gang of people at NBC and other Democrats in Washington who said, let's stop switching back and forth every four years. That's too confusing. Let's just label Republicans as red, and then they chuckled, and said, and we, the Democrats, will take blue, and then we'll never change. We'll never swap back and forth. And I got to say, if I were a Republican Speaker of the House, I'd raise hell about this, and I'd stop using, I'd stop calling the Democrats blue, and I'd stop calling Republicans red. I'd start calling the left red, as is the way that God intended, and the way that every other country does it. But there was a story going on. I was talking to Dan and I said, well, a lot of people talking about, you know, whether Muslims coming from the Islamic world, Democrats are running for office, all like Abdul, you know, El-Sayed, and beyond, you got Zohran Mamdani in New York, are Muslims if they're adherence to Islam, are they well-suited?

to assimilating into U.S. culture, or are they just here to destroy it and tear it down? And that's a legitimate question. And there's a story that was flying around yesterday. It turns out it was actually a three-year-old story. Hamtramic, Michigan, where they're having interesting political things going on in Michigan. Hamtramic, Michigan, a Muslim majority city in Michigan in the United States, America. Hamtramic City Council voted several years ago now to allow animal sacrifices. for religious purposes in your backyard in your house, animal sacrifices, because, you know, you've got to sacrifice some animals. Life is that way sometimes. So after, in 2023, after months of debate, the city council voted to allow the practice of animal sacrifice for religious purposes in Hamtramack, Michigan. And not a news story, no big deal. The decision ultimately came down to more than a 30-year-old Supreme Court ruling that says that cities cannot infringe on religious freedom under the First Amendment. So here it is using the First Amendment. Hey, First Amendment things that I can chop off the heads of lambs and goats in my backyard. I hear them scream. I can still hear them screaming, Clarice. Isn't that amazing? The act of animal sacrifice often practiced among Muslims during Eid. Well, you want your meat to be fresh. There's no doubt about that. Our city is dirty enough. We don't want to make it more dirty. A ham-tramic resident said during a city hall meeting. And pretty crazy stuff. That's dirty enough. Really ridiculous catastrophic resolution, another resident said. If it's not passed, then we are ready to take it to the courts for religious rights because it's a constitution. There it is. It is a constitution. They meant probably to say it's constitutional or protected by the constitution, but didn't. There was a crowd outside of the city council chambers of people watching the decision. and filling out cards to speak. Sure. It's not safe or sane or humane because basement kitchens and backyards are not suitable places for live animal slaughter. Oh, come on, let's not get carried away. It's just lamb sacrifice and all that good stuff. But that's if you're not culturally open to this sort of thing, then you might be Islamophobic. You might have an irrational fear of Islam if you don't want to hear the lamb screaming in the backyard next door. So we've got that. That's pretty... Pretty crazy, I've got to say. And that's the Democrats, they're so open-minded that their brains fell out long ago. And our culture is very much under assault. But I wouldn't necessarily blame the Muslim people of Ham Tremic. I blame the Democrat Party. I'd say the Democrat Party is really behind everything that's happening there. Isn't that amazing? Yes, it is.

Yes, sir. Now, I talked about this, and I do, I got this crazy thing that I came up with that I wanted, I didn't come up with it, that I noticed it, I realized it, and I wanted to share it with you because I think people should be aware of this. And it's pretty crazy. Now, again, the governor of Massachusetts is a woman, and she's an LGBTQ woman. She's on the LGBTQ scale, and it's a, well, it's on a scale, right? It's like autism. And the Massachusetts governor, she's a lesbian, right? And married, you know, signed a bill. Abortion up to the moment of birth. All right? And here's another good one. She says she's a Catholic. She said Democrats sometimes say that. They don't actually mean it. Just amazing. And she had a crowd of women around her cheering and clapping about harvesting the organs of babies because the Democrats, they really don't like life. They're not on the side of humanity, anything like that. But the stories are quite remarkable out of Mass, Massachusetts. They just love abortions so much. So here's the headline from Fox News. Mass. Massachusetts allows abortions up until birth under a new law. And it's Governor Healy. Governor Healy is the person, and she put it out. Put it out there. Yeah, that's a good point. Where's PETA and all this? Where was PETA on the animal sacrifice in the backyard thing? Shouldn't the people eating tasty animals, shouldn't they be involved in this? But let me get back to the abortion thing because, you know, they're against foie gras. They want to, they're going to ballot initiative in Washington, D.C. come November, to ban... goose liver in restaurants and in stores so you can't eat goose liver because that's too cruel uh... but they uh... they want to extend abortion until the moment of birth because that's not cruel that's uh... that's choice that's women's choice right so democrat governor Maura Healey uh... signs sweeping massachusetts bill allowing abortions up to birth Massachusetts becomes the 10th state to remove gestational age limits. That is, you know, there's no point, no 32 weeks or anything like that. But just right up to the moment of birth, you know, you might change your mind. So Democratic governor, Maura Healey on the LGBTQ spectrum, was met with applause and smiles as she signed away Massachusetts gestational limits on abortion. Here they are clapping. The women. Yay, we need more. Give us more. They're, you know, a dozen and a half women maybe in the Gubiner's office. And they're clapping. Yay, yay. It's right up until the moment of making the Deep Blue State the 10th to permit the procedure up until the moment of birth. That includes Washington, D.C. Under the Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act.

See, health care workers. They call them health care workers. Not very good health care workers. It's, you know, like saying Governor Andrew Cuomo in New York was a health care worker for elderly people during Wuhan, killing them all. Under the Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act, health care workers will have greater discretion in determining whether to perform an abortion later in pregnancy without facing legal penalties under the state's previous restrictions. They had previous restrictions of 30-something weeks, I think. Healy, the Gubiner. said the laws intended to ensure families facing medical complications late in pregnancy, already covered, by the way, can abort their babies in Massachusetts rather than having to travel out of state. That would be very inconvenient. Such a huge state, you know, it's Massachusetts. Oh, wait, it's not really. Those complications can include maternal health complications and fatal diagnoses. Yeah, well, those are exceptional circumstances. During the bill signing, Healy pledged to keep abortion safe, legal, and accessible in Massachusetts as long as she remains governor. It was already that was already covered, but not up until the moment of birth because that's considered to be completely crazy. Now, here's the thing. They're very proud of that, and they like that very much. But I talked to you actually not too long ago about the abortion people, you know, when Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court. The Democrats were angry, and they were going crazy, as usual, because they said, oh, nobody would be able to get an abortion, and they sent somebody to kill Supreme Court justices with a gun in Washington, D.C. And so I went and I found this from... Now, March 24th of 2026. Here's NPR, National Panhandler Radio. WAMU in Washington. Despite state bans and restrictions, the number of abortions in the U.S. holds steady. It actually increased after Roe v. Wade was ever turned. Since the reversal of Roe v. Wade in 2022, anti-abortion rights advocates, that is, pro-life people, have continuously pursued laws in court cases to make access to abortion more difficult. But get a load of this. They then announced NPR, very excited. A report published Tuesday finds the efforts haven't worked in one basic way. The number of abortions in the country hasn't budged. It actually increased, and here they are.

There were an estimated 1,126,000 abortions provided by clinicians in the U.S. in 2025. That's last year. Last year. All right. Now, get a load of this because the number struck me. So 1.126 million. Just call it. We'll round it to 1.1 million. 1.1 million. And I said, wait a minute, that number sounds kind of familiar. So I went and I found history.com. I went to history.com. And the headline is Horrors of Auschwitz, colon. They live their colons. The numbers behind World War II's deadliest concentration camp. And I went into this history.com story on Auschwitz. And it turns out over the five years of World War II, 1940 to 1945, you know how many people died at Auschwitz? I chuckled a little there. 1.1, 1.1 million people were killed at Auschwitz over the five years of World War II. 1940 to 1940, the years that Auschwitz was up and running in Poland by the Socialist Workers Party of Adolf Hitler. And 1.1 million people, about 80% of the people that were sent to Auschwitz were murdered at the complex. 1.1 million. And that's like, okay, that's 1940 to 1945. That's five years. We did that last year, just with babies alone in the United States. And Democrats applaud it. That's at Auschwitz every year. Auschwitz in the womb every single year took the Nazis five years to kill 1.1 million people at Auschwitz. The Democrats, they harvested the organs of 1.1 million babies just in the United States. That's... That's kind of the symmetry there was striking to me. 1.1 million abortions, and the Democrats are like, we need more. We need more of these. We need to expand this. We need to pay for more. We need to write up to after the moment of birth. I got some audio on that, too, after the moment of birth. We're at 888-630-9625.

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