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   governor of New York. Hakeem Jeffries, the leader of the Democrats in   
   the House. SCHUMER Well, he didn’t endorse it. He didn’t oppose it.   
   That’s your Democrat leadership. They created this scenario. They   
   created this situation. Going back to the Great Society. But what’s   
   taking place now is really a Barack Obama. Strategy. And it’s working.   
   You watch TV. You’re listening. It was affordability. All these people.   
   No, it wasn’t. Maybe some of the vote was based on affordability. But   
   socialism, Marxism. That’s not about affordability. It’s about a   
   poverty. Poverty. I want to thank the New York Post. They did a hell of   
   a job fighting this. They did everything they could. In New York. I   
   want to thank our affiliate ABC. They did everything they could to   
   fight this damn thing. And other conservatives. And Republicans. But   
   it’s here now. So the city. Is going to decline. Just the question only   
   is how much. It’s not a question of whether it declines. The question   
   is how much. In Virginia. Virginia is now part of the federal   
   government. Now you’ll pull out a Republican win every now and then,   
   like you do in New Jersey. And I’ll get to that in a second. But   
   Virginia is now an appendage of the federal government. Enormous number   
   of federal employees. On top of that, you’ve got really another Silicon   
   Valley. 80% of all the Internet traffic comes through Loudoun County,   
   Virginia. And if you live in Loudoun County and you drive through   
   particularly neighborhoods and streets, you will see these massive   
   buildings that are bigger than football fields. And they are lining the   
   streets one after another after another, to the point they don’t know   
   how they’re going to get electricity to them. Terrible. And many of   
   these people are young liberals. Apart from the the immigrants are   
   young liberals. We had a caller into this program. I forget it was last   
   evening or the evening before. Nice young man. He said, I’m 20 years   
   old and we really need to focus on the future and my generation. He   
   said, Isn’t that right, Mr. Peterson? It was Monday. The problem is   
   this younger generation not to offend. And many of them do agree with   
   me. They think they have a tough. They weren’t drafted into World War   
   Two or the Korean War. The Vietnam War. They have access to   
   technologies that. People are 2530 years ago never had access to. They   
   think they have a tough. I think they were tough when they have to do   
   things they don’t want to do. When people mistreat them. If they don’t   
   have money to buy a certain thing, if they want to live somewhere and   
   they can’t afford it, that’s not tough. That’s life. If you want   
   something, you go out and get it. That’s the great. That’s the great   
   answer that capitalism provides. If you want something, go get it. Work   
   for it. Think about it. You have to be the smartest guy in the room.   
   You don’t even have to be the most hardworking guy in the room. But you   
   have to be motivated. You have to have a desire. And your motivation   
   and desire shouldn’t be to legalize that by saying, I want what that   
   guy has. That guy’s a billionaire. He shouldn’t be. You know what? That   
   guy who’s a billionaire has done? How many jobs they’ve created,   
   services they’ve created, and God knows what else. And why does that   
   billionaire even matter in your life? I mean, there’s nothing to do   
   with you and you have nothing to do with them. Live your own life.   
   Nobody’s stopping you. If there’s economic worries. If there’s economic   
   worries. Then why did the people in New Jersey. The majority,   
   certainly. Vote for a party. That is impose massive property taxes on   
   them and massively increase their electricity bill. This isn’t even   
   being discussed on TV today. Let me repeat it for the slow listeners.   
   If the election was about economics and affordability. Then why? Did a   
   significant majority, the Democrats, perhaps some others in the state   
   of New Jersey, vote for the party that drove up their property taxes   
   and drove up their energy bill. That doesn’t make any sense, does it?   
   You know, affordability was the issue. Now, why would they vote for the   
   party that controlled the legislature for 20 years and the governorship   
   for eight? What is that all about? So that is not the answer. It might   
   be the answer for some people, but it’s not the answer. So I’ll go back   
   to my premise. The immigration. Strategy of the Democrats has worked.   
   They’re judges. At the district court level. No, it. There are mayors   
   know it, Their governors know it. That’s why they refuse to support or   
   cooperate on deportation, even if it means a serial killer, a rapist or   
   whatever. You know, as Mark said, a little bit of despotism. So be it.   
   Because their bigger picture is this is their constituency. The number   
   of people in the state determine the number of congressional districts.   
   It should be citizens. But that’s not the way it works right now.   
   They’re banking on the court not having the guts to rule the right way   
   on birthright citizenship. So every baby that’s born to an illegal   
   immigrant in this country and there are millions and millions of them.   
   There weren’t before, but now there’s even more thanks to the   
   Democrats. The border was open for a reason, folks. They count on them   
   as being Democrats. They don’t care if they’re Islamists who are   
   pushing Sharia law. They don’t care if there’s a significant number of   
   women who are sold in the sex slavery. They don’t care if there’s   
   unaccompanied minors. They can’t find 300,000 them. Hey, hey, hey, hey.   
   It all comes out in the end. This is how they think. This is how they   
   think. I’ll be right back.   
      
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   I’m writing one of my friends. What I’m telling you folks in New   
   Jersey, Republican the Republicans spoke a lot about affordability.   
   Didn’t Mr. reducing electric bills, property taxes, which. Which the   
   Democrats were responsible for. You know, controlling the legislature   
   for 20 years. Bear with me. This is live. And. I’ve been wet and   
   active. All right. Also. What’s crucial here to understand is it gets   
   back to organizing and bottom up politics as far as I’m concerned. It   
   was talking on the on ABC before this program. The cast of media show   
   whether it was a lot of fun by the way and. My take on this is there   
   was a gentleman, a former deputy mayor, who made a great point who   
   said, you know, the Democrats are always suing to slow things down. And   
   he’s right. And the Republicans, conservatives and business people   
   should sue like hell to slow things down. But the governor has some   
   input on what a mayor is doing in New York. Hochul threw in with   
   Mamdani. A lot of the state is repulsed by this. Not every town and   
   city in New York is New York City. And so this gubernatorial race   
   there, I think is going to be very, very important. And a lot of   
   potential there, particularly in my view, of Elise Stefanik. It’s an.   
   Also to counter his anti-Semitism and so forth. And I will say this. We   
   Jews have to be honest with each other. 70% of the Jewish population   
   did not vote for Madani. So that’s significant. Because most of the   
   Jews in New York are Democrats, but 30% did. There’s something wrong   
   with that. There’s something wrong with it now, by the way. Same with   
   Christians and same. Okay, fine. But I’m talking to. Jews who are   
   specifically targeted by this Islamist in the things that he said in   
   the recent past as an adult. A really horrendous. And my wife Julie   
   likes to say the problem is for these Jews who are left wing is that   
      
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