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VIP Video: Let’s Hope SF Libs Keep Paul Pelosi’s Attacker Locked Up

28 Oct 2022

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul, was attacked this morning during a home invasion at their San Francisco home. Police have the subject in custody. Predictably, the media has already begun painting the assailant as a right-wing MAGA supporter, even though his social media profile features all kinds of crazy stuff — like nudism, for example.

We all wish Mr. Pelosi a speedy recovery. And don’t look for San Francisco libs to let this particular criminal out of jail any time soon — which is a good thing.

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C&B’s Go-To Halloween Movies

28 Oct 2022

Can you believe Halloween is Monday? Clay and his sons got ready by enjoying The Monster Squad, which Buck recommended. Now, C&B are both on-board recommending the 1987 film to you and your family:

Buck’s favorites include classics like Poltergeist…

And The Shining. The Shining is a just a great movie that happens to be a horror movie.

Buck’s parents are big fans of Rosemary’s Baby.

Clay and Buck both agree on the Scream series.

But Clay’s #1 pick remains The Conjuring. Terrifying.

Two others to check out are The Witch (imagine the Salem Witch Trials except there really is a witch!)…

And Keanu in Bram Stoker’s Dracula.

Have you ever seen Hubie Halloween? It’s on Netflix and your kids will love it.

Oh, and don’t forget Depp in Sleepy Hollow.

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General Don Bolduc Could Be the Senate Difference Maker

28 Oct 2022

BUCK:  We’re joined now by Don Bolduc, who’s running up in New Hampshire. If he’s able to win, which we think he can, it could be the difference maker. We don’t know how some of those other races are going to shake out. And he is certainly within striking distance, in fact, in a dead heat right now. Don, thanks for coming back on the program.

BOLDUC:  Great to be back on the program and my best to your listeners.

BUCK:  So, tell us what is central at issue for Granite Staters, for people across the country who are listening? Why is it time to put you in that seat in the United States Senate and tell Hassan to find another gig?

BOLDUC:  Well, you know, it’s clear to me after two years on the campaign trail and hitting every town and city, that Granite Staters today are worried about inflation and what inflation has done to their ability to afford the necessities in life, to be able to take care of their families. Retirees are coming out of retirement, going back to work. Moms and dads are struggling with heating and eating. And this is just a huge, huge problem.

They’re also worried about the opioid crisis, the fact that, you know, most of our police departments are undermanned. A lot of police departments, fire departments can’t afford gas. We have a huge diesel shortage across this country. New England is, and is in short supply of natural gas. And we expect to go into blackouts in December and January. That’s all being predicted and people aren’t being forewarned accordingly. Senator Hassan is completely ignoring these issues, you know, for other lesser priorities to keep, you know, the focus off of everything that she’s done to support Joe Biden’s failed and broken energy policies, border policies, out-of-control spending, everything that that has been done that, you know, to create this hardship.

I am a political outsider. I am beholden to no one. I did not accept any special interests, lobbyists or political-wealthy-elite money. I am going down to work for people of New Hampshire to be their ambassador and conduit for change, with the idea of changing what goes on in Washington, D.C., too focused on working for the people and not for special interests and lobbyists. And that is the fundamental difference between her and I.

She refuses to meet. She won’t debate unless the debate is rigged in her favor. We saw that yesterday at NPT, just you know, just unbelievable. She does zoom calls for engagement with voters. She just did a spaghetti dinner Zoom call. I’m not sure how you do that, but she tried to execute it. I’ve done over 60 town halls and in, you know, house parties. Last night I did a house party in Northampton with 125 people: Democrats, independents, Republicans, libertarians, free status, everybody in there pitching in, working hard to change our representation in Washington, D.C., and the United States Senate, because Maggie Hassan is, quite frankly, a disaster and is not working for the people.

CLAY:  General, I’m curious, some of these polls that are coming out are showing this race super tight. I’m assuming you guys have internal polls that you also are looking at. Does that comport? Are the trend lines moving in your direction? What gets you over the top to win this election?

BOLDUC:  So yeah, everything is moving in our direction and we have established the momentum. She has stalled. She’s on the defensive. She’s trying to, you know, avoid contact, minimize her profile so that she can’t be pinned down by anybody on any issue that, you know, has been hurting Granite Staters. Our momentum is increasing, has increased. And, you know, that’s hard to get, but once you get it, it’s very difficult to stop. She has no plan to stop it because she has no ground game.

All she has is $30 million that she spent on top-down ads that are all lies. We’re peeling those apart. And what I do need from people is I do need money, right? I’m not an establishment guy. I am grateful for Rick Scott’s support and Ronna McDaniel’s support. But, as everyone knows, you know, Mitch McConnell’s taken a lot of money away from us, unfortunately, that we were counting on for ads. So anything helps us. At DonBolduc.com. Anything will help us pay for these ads that we need to push out over the next 11 days to counter all her lies.

CLAY:  Oh, I encourage everybody go to DonBolduc.com and make sure you make your donations. You mentioned something I want to follow up on there, Mitch McConnell. I mean, this guy is infuriating to many of our listeners. You have a winnable race right there. Did he give you any reason for why he was not going to be giving you the support that he claimed he was?

BOLDUC:  No. There’s no reason for it. Never got an explanation. We heard it just like everybody else when it was reported on, when it was announced and reported on. But we’ve had a groundswell of support as a result of that, because people want change. They want Republicans in there. They want the Democrats out, who they identify with as causing all the hardship for Granite Staters and Americans. So, you know, we’re going to win this and we’re going to win it without him. And, you know, that’s just the way it’s going to go. And we’re going to be grateful for all the help that we get from from the people who are tired of having their elections defined by money and power and want people in there with character and integrity.

BUCK:  And, Don, is there anywhere if I asked you to tell us where Maggie Hassan has stood up to the Biden Democrat apparatus, broken from them on a core issue. Does that exist?

BOLDUC:  It doesn’t exist. It does not exist. It exists in her lies. It exists in, you know, in her own imagination, where she tries to fool people with her ads, which is very, very unfortunate. You know, she’s done nothing about the border, nothing about illegal immigration, nothing about opioid crisis. She has been silent about the defunding of police. She has created a crisis of high crime across this nation because of her inaction, inability to stand up.

She’s responsible for spending an additional $5.2 trillion from March to August. She has no shame. In August, she failed. She voted no for opening the spigot on petroleum so we could get more energy out. She voted no on that. She voted no on keeping Title 42 in place. She voted no on getting rid of the 87,000 IRS agents and, you know, just one thing after another to continue to hurt people, based off of Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer’s very, very damaging agenda.

CLAY:  The majority of people in New Hampshire are independent. That means that elections can swing many different directions. Democrats and Republicans are a minority compared to independents. What do you think is going to motivate independents the most to break for you over the next 11 days and send Senator Hassan home and flip this seat to the Republican Party?

BOLDUC:  It’s her performance, you know? I mean, in her inability to campaign the Granite State way, hiding from people, not explaining, getting caught in lies, just doing what she’s doing, just being a career politician, constantly siding with special interests and lobbyists and very wealthy and then not facing people.

You know, and it’s a stark comparison to what I’m doing out there on the ground every day. Five events, talking to people, whether they’re independents, Democrats, doesn’t matter. I just left a meeting with, you know, Granite State recovery folks. And, you know, they were lamenting about the terrible job that she’s done in supporting the opioid crisis and where the rubber meets the road, the people that have to do the job. And she doesn’t even meet with them.

I meet with them. I meet with the disabled community that’s been hurt by her policies. The mental health community that has been hurt by her policies and the addiction community. And, you know, just doing her job that way and doing it is going to sway independents to my side because they know. Listen, I’m not bought and paid for. I’ve run a grassroots campaign and I will fight for them. And I will do my job for the people.

BUCK:  Don, where should folks go again? To donate, to help out.

BOLDUC:  They should go to DonBolduc.com. Please help me out any way you can. I am humbled by your support. I realize this is an economically tough time, but anything helps. And I would appreciate the help against this: You know, a career politician machine that has only been hurting us.

CLAY:  Amen. DonBolduc.com you just heard it from him. Put New Hampshire back in the Republican camp. When it comes to the Senate, he can do it. He will do it with your support. Thanks, Don.

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Who Says Doug Mastriano Can’t Be the Next PA Governor?

28 Oct 2022

BUCK: Doug Mastriano is the Republican candidate for governor in Pennsylvania. He’s a retired military officer and serves in the Pennsylvania state senate. Doug, great to have you on the program. Appreciate you making the time.

MASTRIANO: What a thrill to be on with you guys. Thank you for taking the time to do it.

BUCK: So, tell us about — because we have a lot of listeners in Pennsylvania, right — so nationwide, this is just important for the purposes of the Red Wave that we’ve all been discussing. But some of these governor’s contests, whether it’s New York, Michigan, Oregon are an opportunity to really give a slapdown to the leftist madness that has gripped the country for the last couple of years. What’s at stake? What are the key issues for you right now that separate you from the Democrat contender in Pennsylvania?

MASTRIANO: Well, you know, let me make a broad appeal first. You know, we are the birthplace of our nation, where our country was born in 1776, a new birth of freedom in Gettysburg. And even on 9/11, you know, Todd Beamer on Flight 93. “Let’s roll.” But, you know, even on top of our legacy in history, Pennsylvania, I believe this is the most important gubernatorial race in the nation or even compared to the Senate race. And for that matter, because we’re sitting on massive energy resources, we have one of the largest natural gas reserves under the Marcellus Shale that we have underneath our feet here in the world. And we have high grade oil. We have a high quality anthracite coal. And so under Governor Mastriano, of course, I’m going to open up our energy sector. Our goal is to become the number-one energy producer and exporter in the nation.

I do have a plan called the Pennsylvania Energy Independence Act that we’re going to implement on day one of my administration. And the goal is to provide the needs for the nation in a way where Joe Biden has rolled back our ability to maintain our own energy reserves and, on top of that, become a net exporter to our allies over in Europe, like Lithuania and Poland and Germany, and make the world safer.

On the other side, crime. My opponent is the attorney general for six years and we have lawlessness in our streets and cities because of his failure to do his job. We’re looking at 2,000 shooting victims in Philadelphia, a thousand carjackings, 439 homicides already this year, 4,411 robberies this year in Philadelphia. And this is really becoming a crisis. We’re the fourth highest in fentanyl deaths. So, under my administration, we’ll become a law and order state. And then finally, you know, as I mentioned, with our energy sector, we have the potential of helping the nation to come out of this economic collapse that we’re experiencing under Joe Biden because of the energy capacity that we do have in our state.

CLAY: Doug, you just mentioned what’s going on in Philadelphia. It’s one of the most violent cities in America. It’s setting records. There’s been talk of impeaching Larry Krasner, the D.A. there, who has been very soft on crime. Do you think that should happen? What could the governor do to make Philadelphia safer?

MASTRIANO: Yes. So the House, of course, introduced articles of impeachment just a few days ago. I will sit as a senator, as a member of the jury. You know, when he is impeached, I believe it will be because of his record, you know, but far greater. Josh Shapiro, I know Fetterman is taking a lot of hits from Dr. Oz on crime, but there’s nothing that can really be done at the U.S. Senate level on crime in Pennsylvania. If we want law and order, it devolves down to electing Doug Mastriano.

So on day one, this BLM-Defund the Police-Antifa cabal that our current governor and Josh Shapiro are supportive of and part of ends. I’ll have the back of the law enforcement, we’ll increase the number of police we do have on the street. We already did this actually this past summer with our budget. They included my bill to expand our state police by 200. That’s just the tip of the iceberg.

I will surge special prosecutors in the high crime areas, the revolving door and early release of criminals between 8 and 10,000 under Shapiro in the past six years, that ends. We need to end this cashless bail nonsense in Philly as well. And we need to protect victims. And so that’s all going to happen under Mastriano.

On day one of my administration, we’re going to wage war against this fentanyl crisis. We’re the fourth worst in the nation, between 12 and 15 Pennsylvanians die every day. We’re going to come in and hold drug dealers accountable for killing people.

BUCK: Speaking to Doug Mastriano. He’s running for governor in Pennsylvania. To our Pennsylvania listeners, this is a critical race, as you all know. And, Doug, I want to ask you about the security of this election that’s underway. My friends and sources in Pennsylvania have been bringing this up to me privately. We have a lot of listeners who send us emails about concerns, concerns about incorrect mail-in ballots in distribution, for example, concerns about drop box security for ballots out there, for the ballot drop boxes. How is your state doing with regard to election integrity measures?

MASTRIANO: Sadly, as you can imagine, our governor vetoed any good legislation that we had to try to reform the election process, but we did manage to get some through. So it’s a bit more secure than 2020. So it’s not as lawless as we saw just a couple of years ago.

To make a difference, though, the people needed to do something instead of shaking our fist at the radio or TV, we need to get off our chairs and do something about it. This time last year, Glenn Youngkin was supposed to lose the race. And there was a couple of these things that happened. Of course, you know, the rape of that, sadly, that 15-year-old girl in Loudoun County and the cover-up there. You know, and that actually was brought to you by Josh Shapiro, my opponent fought in Virginia to get the right for boys in the girl’s bathroom. So, he’s culpable.

But we have to get off our chairs. Glenn Youngkin ensured that there was coverage of about 90% of the polls in Virginia. They had trained Republican observers for transparency and almost every polling station in Virginia. And I believe that to really pulled the victory for him was having, you know, so many boots on the ground. Pennsylvania, I still need a few thousand volunteers. And so go to Doug4Gov.com and do something about it. If you care about freedom in our state and our country and that our kids have the same opportunities that we had, do something about it. Just don’t complain.

CLAY: Doug, you mentioned what went on with Glenn Youngkin down there and we talked about the massive crime in Philadelphia. Certainly, parents and their ability to advocate for their kids was a big part of Virginia. I’m still flabbergasted that the University of Pennsylvania had a man decide to become a woman and he became the women’s champion in the 500 meters. This is in your state. I’m sure it’s much talked about. And I would imagine your opponent, like John Fetterman has, has essentially endorsed that is the right choice to be made. How crazy is that? How much traction do you get? Just talking about the pure insanity of allowing men to compete against women in women’s sports?

MASTRIANO: My opponent supports canceling women. He rejoiced when Governor Wolf vetoed our legislation to protect women athletes from being dominated by men. I mean, gentlemen, I sounded like a radical feminist on the floor of the senate. You know, when I was speaking about this bill. We need to end the male domination of female athletes. We need to protect women from patriarchal domination. And I stopped in the middle of my remarks on the floor of the senate in Harrisburg, and I looked over at the Democrats, and it was almost an appeal. Where are the feminists? And only one Democrat senator voted with us to defend women athletes.

When Governor Wolf vetoed that bill to protect women athletes, Josh Shapiro rejoiced loudly. He tweeted out in his support of for boys being on a girls’ team. I mean, this is rolling back the clock 50 years on women’s rights and achievement in sports. And this kind of madness here is why I’m going to win the race, because on day one, executive order, 17 January, no more boys on a girls’ team. On day one, we’re going to protect our girls in school. We’re going to turn back what Josh Shapiro did and get the boys out of the girls’ bathroom. That’s a safety and health issue there. We’re going to end CRT on day one. This gender transition experimentation on minors ends in Pennsylvania on day one. Josh Shapiro supports that as well. I mean, it’s complete, utter madness right now culturally in Pennsylvania.

BUCK: What are the biggest differences, Doug, in terms of policy going forward between the Pennsylvania that you would see under your leadership versus, you know, Josh Shapiro? Because, you know, he’s not a national figure. Some of these other individuals that are in tight races, people know what they’ve been doing. They know who Gretchen Whitmer is. They know who Kathy Hochul is, for example. Josh Shapiro, a lot of people maybe don’t really know or need to know more about what he stands for. So, for anyone listening in Pennsylvania who wants to know what the difference would be going forward in your state, what are the most important points you’d want them to know?

MASTRIANO: So Governor Wolf, of course, is our current governor and never was a governor more appropriately named. He waged war against the people of Pennsylvania during the shutdown. And Josh Shapiro is a radical, as radical, if not more, than Tom Wolf. He sued to keep your kids masked up. He sued to keep business shut down. He looks the other way when criminals are running amuck in our streets and killing innocent people caught in the crossfire.

And instead of, this is how extreme he is, let me just lay it out this way. Instead of doing his job and protecting people and fighting crime and defending victims, Josh Shapiro sued the Little Sisters of the Poor twice over a religious issue to the Supreme Court, and he threatened to sue them again. We’re talking about a group of nuns who’ve dedicated their lives the most needy in our society. That’s how low he’s gone. Under Mastriano, obviously, we’re going to restore common sense to the commonwealth. We’re going to have an economic renaissance in our state underneath me, based upon unleashing our energy sector. That’s going to help our country in many ways as well. I mean, it’s night and day.

CLAY: Doug, he’s afraid to debate you. We saw what happened when Fetterman debated Oz. It probably decided that election in favor of Dr. Oz. So, what is the latest on debating — and big picture here — are we going to be waiting weeks, do you think, to know who won the races in Pennsylvania or is it going to be decided faster than that? What should we be expecting for those of us who are going to be watching the results come down starting in 11 days?

MASTRIANO: Yeah. As far as the debates, you know, at least and I’m not defending him, but at least Fetterman despite his cognitive disabilities and unfit physically for office, he showed up. My opponent Josh Shapiro ostensibly has his wits about him and he absolutely has been refusing to debate me. I’ve been offering him for 75 days. I said, “Josh, we will even give you a box to stand on. We’ll give you Donna Brazile to give you the answers in advance like she did in 2016.” (laughing) And he’s absolutely dodging from me.

And, you know, there’s one last thought here, is that, you know, the Democrats, they see Pennsylvania is the most important gubernatorial race. They’ve poured $44 million from across the nation into his pockets to try to steal this race. Because not only will it have, you know, direct the outcome on our economic well-being and the safety of our nation and the future of our kids. But also, should Fetterman win and he’s unfit for office, the governor gets to appoint the next federal senator, which might flip the U.S. Senate.

And the Democrats, hats off to them. They totally get it. You know, I don’t know why our side doesn’t quite understand how important this seat is, because Fetterman is not going to be able to stay in very long if he does win. And so you need Governor Mastriano to appoint a good, reliable conservative there to make sure that we have our voices heard in D.C. as well.

BUCK: Doug, there are a lot of people listening. How can they help? Where should they go? What can they do?

MASTRIANO: Thank you for having me on, once again, gentlemen. Go to Doug4Gov.com, Doug, number-4- gov.com and please volunteer. You can make phone calls for most — you know, if you live in Hawaii, we could use your help and consider donating to our campaign. This is a grassroots movement, here. It is about the people of Pennsylvania. You know, I could retired off to a sunset, to a comfortable retirement as a retired Army colonel. And I could not do that because we’re about to lose our our freedoms and rights in our country. But we need the people to get across the line in just 11 days.

BUCK: Doug Mastriano, we’re hoping you pull it off, sir. Thank you very much for your service. And thank you for joining us today on the show.

MASTRIANO: Thank you, gentlemen. God bless you.

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Tudor Dixon Takes It to Witless Witch Whitmer

28 Oct 2022

CLAY: We are set to be joined now by Tudor Dixon, who is the candidate for Republican governor, great state of Michigan. She had a debate this week with Gretchen Whitmer, where Gretchen Whitmer said that schools were only shut down for three months. And that comment is echoing across all of Michigan. Tudor, we’ve had you on before. Appreciate you joining us now. And my wife’s family is all from Michigan. They are fired up to get out and vote for you. What sort of impact are you seeing from the debate and what are you hearing from people as you cover the entire state here 11 days from the midterm?

DIXON:  Well, thank you for having me. We are getting a lot of momentum. We’re seeing people really fired up. That comment alone made parents crazy. But it was funny to me because yesterday, as we’re on the campaign trail, I had parents saying to me, when you said there was an audible gasp, there was in our house, it was the kids who went. “We were out of school for longer than three months.” And it wasn’t just our elementary school kids. It wasn’t up through high school. It’s our college kids. College campuses did not go back and those were the kids that were paying for school and they were kept out.

So, the fact that she said that it was outrageous, it was ridiculous and it was very smug. She had a smile on her face. She looked right at the camera and said, “Our kids were only out for three months.” People are irate because we have had some of the most significant learning loss of any state in the United States. What the records show from our fourth and eighth grade reading results are that our fourth and eighth graders lost 30 years of progress in the state of Michigan. That is crazy to think about the fact that they are that far behind, that we have we have gone back in time that far for our kids. And how are we going to catch that back up? How are we going to get our kids back on track? Well, the surrounding states that had kids out for not as long because not many people had kids out for as long as Michigan, but somewhere close to what we had, they have already implemented tutoring programs in their state, but Gretchen Whitmer has not implemented this tutoring program. In fact, she has done the opposite of helping kids.

She had the opportunity to pass reading scholarships in the midst of covid. She vetoed that, did not help families in the state. And I called her out on that when she was on the debate stage. Why didn’t these budgets that have a reduction in the personal income income tax, have a child tax credit, reduction in retirement income? Her response was it wouldn’t have happened until spring. Oh, wait, what? Once you and Biden have a full blown recession going on, then people would get money back in their wallets. That doesn’t sound like a good deal. What is going on?

BUCK:  So, just just to be clear and appreciate you being here with us again and we’re really obviously rooting for you and trying to mobilize Michiganders on your behalf, as I think it is. It is an issue of simple sanity and justice to make sure that Gretchen Whitmer is no longer the governor, that you’re in there to do a much better job going forward. How long were kids and you may have said this when you’re giving a fulsome answer here on the policies and the issues of learning loss. But how long were kids out in Michigan? We know it wasn’t three months, but wasn’t it one of the longest durations of any state in the country?

DIXON:  This will likely shock you. But the kids in Detroit, the kids in Flint and the kids in Ann Arbor were still out of school — they shut down again — at the beginning of 2022, this year.

BUCK:  That’s right.

CLAY:  It’s absolutely crazy. Tudor, I don’t think I’d be doing the show if covid hadn’t happened because I was a dad. I was doing sports talk radio, and I just got so fired up about all the failures that I was seeing in blue states and from blue state politicians, and I just couldn’t be quiet any longer. You’re a mom of four, and I know your family had a lot of challenges during covid, as many different families did out there. Do you think you’d be running for governor if Gretchen Whitmer hadn’t been such a disaster with covid?

DIXON:  No, because the covid policies were what opened our eyes to how significantly bad the state is doing, how we are on the wrong track in a way that very few states are. Her policies, it’s just kind of peeled back the onion to what she’s been doing with business. When she went into office, she used her agencies to go after farmers. Farmers for the target. What governor goes after the farmers? So, our farmers have struggled under Gretchen Whitmer’s reign. This idea of being anti-American energy, the Biden-Whitmer anti energy. She is trying to follow in Biden’s footsteps and shut down one of our pipelines in the state of Michigan, which would be catastrophic. We’re already seeing increased prices in heating homes and this is the source of propane. Michigan uses more propane than any other state. This is our source of propane to heat homes. It’s outrageous to think she is so married to what we’re seeing in the federal government in the state of Michigan. It’s devastating.

But then the education portion of it, you’re right. I have four kids. They’re all school-aged. I saw this happening. I saw it coming because it was in the news and I knew that she would be horrible. But she I couldn’t have even predicted how horrible the lockdowns would be for our kids. You know, in 2019, Gretchen Whitmer was sued by Detroit public school kids for a civil rights violation because they said that she violated their right to have a chance at literacy. Look at what she went after that lawsuit and settling with these kids and promising that this would never happen to Detroit again. Ninety percent illiteracy rate. The reading scores in Detroit went lower than any other part of the state.

She doesn’t care. Now she’s bringing Barack Obama into Detroit to try to convince these folks to vote for her again. Why would you ever vote for her again? And how can Barack Obama stand there? How disturbing to think that he is willing to go into Detroit and say, yes, vote against yourself again. That’s disgusting.

BUCK:  We’re speaking to Tudor Dixon. She is in a critical race in Michigan for the governor. And I’m wondering, as all this is playing out, the national media and the outside donor forces, what are they afraid of or what is that array like right now? How are they coming after you? What are they trying? Are they pretending that Whitmer wasn’t in favor of BLM? Like, what are some of the lies that are being peddled and some of the ways that big money from the coasts are trying to determine who the next governor of Michigan is?

DIXON:  It’s not even just big money. It’s the media who came out, came to her rescue and said technically schools were only closed for three months. And we’re all like, “You’ve got to be kidding me,” that you think that I mean, you are holding her water. That is how sick the mainstream media is that they would come to her rescue. But big money has come into the state. We just saw the latest report. It’ll be $48 million of a Democrat spend in the state of Michigan. Think about that. Here we are. We have nowhere near the resources that she’s had. And I think she thought, “Well, what is she going to do? I’m going to crush her.” Ultimately, we have a much better message. We could use all the help we can get. The website is TudorDixon.com if you can help us out. We have to go against this Democrat machine. And the Democrat machine is working overtime in the state of Michigan right now because they’re like, “How did this happen? How did we spend millions, multi-millions of dollars? And Tudor Dixon is still going to beat her at the end of this election.”

I think it’s funny, I love to tell people when they they ask me, how did this happen? I say at the beginning of the general election, I had a reporter say to me, “How do you think you could possibly do this? Gretchen Whitmer has such great name ID,” and I said, “Don’t worry, everybody in the state is going to know my name and Gretchen Whitmer is going to pay for it.” And then they said, “How are they going to know that you’re a woman. Tudor is such a weird name.” I said, “Don’t worry. She’ll put my picture next to my name.” And sure enough, she did. I bet she’s regretting that now.

CLAY:  She’s regretting in a big way. And you’re going to win this election. TudorDixon.com. I’m going to end with a very light question for you here. Halloween is Monday. You’ve got four kids. What is it like to be in the middle of a campaign like this and also have Halloween coming up, will you dress up with your girls? Will you go out? What does Halloween look like when you’re a mom who’s also running for governor? The election’s just a week away.

DIXON:  So, historically, I’ve always been able to run my husband into being the person that has to go out in the street, because in Michigan, it’s always cold and rainy and then I hand out candy. So, I’ve gotten out of it. But you definitely as mom, you have to be there and get all the costumes on and paint all the faces and everybody wants to be something different and then everybody has to have their face painted. So I think we’ve got a giraffe, a piglet. We have I don’t even know what one of them is, something pink that I have never seen before. And then an old woman.

BUCK: Tudor, what’s your favorite Halloween movie to watch with the kids? Is it like where do you go? Because I gave Clay a suggestion that he’s a fan of now. But wondering if you had watched?

CLAY:  I asked Buck yesterday on the show because my boys, I wanted to watch a Halloween movie with them, Tudor, so we watched The Monster Squad, which came out in ’87. Somehow I hadn’t seen it at all. The kids loved it. It wasn’t that scary, but it was good enough for them. Do you have a favorite Halloween movie?

DIXON:  Oh, I’m going to have to watch that with them. No, we we don’t. You know, they love the Transylvania movie, the Hotel Transylvania movies. My sister in law turned them on to Hocus Pocus and has told them that they have to watch this. And it’s funny to me because I said this the other day, “You know, the characters in the show in real life, I think they hate me.”

CLAY:  We hear that a lot for what we do too. We watch movies and then we find out that the people who are in the movies hate us. But it doesn’t mean the movie can’t be entertaining.

DIXON:  That’s right. Yeah, exactly.

BUCK:  Yes. TudorDixon.com, everybody. She’s got to win this one, folks. Don’t let Gretchen Whitmer get away with the madness. Tutor is going to be fantastic. Tudor, thank you so much. And we’re hoping to have you back on soon so you can tell us how you’re going to govern in the state of Michigan.

DIXON:  Absolutely. I look forward to it. Thank you.

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