The state has a big choice to make. Will
it nominate really an about socialist
whose only business experience was
running a ramen shop into insolvency?
The answer is, you betcha.
>> I voted for Francesca Hong.
>> It's nice to see
someone who's like me.
Uh, to be in um,
in in the office. And um,
she's a single mom. I'm not a single
mom, but I was at one point.
>> She's uh, part of the working class.
>> Mhm.
>> She's um,
a woman um, who understands uh,
women's issues. And also she's um, a
breath of fresh air here for Wisconsin.
>> Well, that is your brain on social
media. A personal biography of failure
is considered a plus among the
historically illiterate.
But Wisconsin's in a bind. The incumbent
Democrat Tony Evers endorsed Hong's
opponent David Crowley,
who himself dropped out of the race,
then just got back in. Now Evers is
hitting Hong.
>> He has spent the whole entire on his
campaign dealing with
uh, not with the issues, but
what what's on the Twitter. And I just
find that that's not a good way to beat
Tom Tiffany.
>> Well, he's enthralling. My God, the
definition of a moribund Tony Evers.
Well, let's just hope he's right though,
because the times they are a changing.
Hong's running on personality and the
promise of free stuff. And she doesn't
care about Tony.
>> Have you spoken to Evers?
>> I've not spoken to the governor yet.
It's quite early. I want to let him have
his coffee first.
>> Evers, Evers, let's call call the whole
thing off.
Now Republicans are seeing all of this
play out and think that Hong would be a
gift to the GOP in November.
Politico reported that pro-Republican
packs, including one associated with the
Republican Governors Association, have
spent millions of dollars to boost Hong
in the primary.
But, this could always backfire.
So, Wisconsin should not get sidetracked
on Hong's hot takes on Thanksgiving or
Halloween, as amusing as they are or
revealing as they are.
But, they are not the key reasons that
socialism itself is dangerous.
Socialism is designed to kill private
industry and spur widespread government
dependence. That's when you lose your
freedom.
freedom.
You know it's bad when the Washington
Post editorial board issued a warning a
few days ago. If Hong is elected,
businesses will flee Wisconsin under the
crushing weight of new taxes and new
regulations. Adding that, like most
socialists, Hong is in denial about the
costs and consequences of her proposals.
>> If Hong, do they leave the state?
>> You know, discussing that hypothetical
is um a little bit uh
I'm confused about that. However, let's
look at all the other policies that we
have talked about that we have been
fighting for with our campaign. When
there is free childcare, when there is
fully funded public schools, when
there's uh legalization of cannabis, I
think that we can improve the quality of
life for millionaires and ensure that
they too will be able to live, work, and
thrive here in our state.
>> Oh, is that what's going to happen under
socialism, live, work, and thrive? Where
is that happening anywhere in the world
where true socialism actually took root?
Answer, nowhere.
Now, the bottom line on socialism, it
never changes.
They're preparing to come for everything
you have, your home, your car, your air
conditioning, your 401k, and yes, your
factory.
factory.
They want it all because you don't
deserve any of it. You don't deserve the
fruits of your labor because, by
definition, they arose out of the
corrupt capitalist system.
So, if you want to keep more of what you
earn, fight this with everything you
have. Take nothing for granted.
Here to discuss this Wisconsin
Congressman Bryan Steil and Evan Booker,
former Democrat campaign operative.
Congressman, let's start with you. I
think it's a mistake for Republicans to
kind of laugh this off and think that
socialism can't win in Wisconsin. We
certainly hope it does not. But these
policies lead to ruin and will do to
Wisconsin what similar policies have
already done to Minnesota. Your take
tonight.
tonight.
>> Uh you're you're exactly right. Her
positions are beyond concerning. Some of
them appear comical, but she believes
them. She wants to abolish the border,
abolish police, and unleash and remove
people from prisons. But when you get to
the economic policies, it gets even
worse. She wants to implement a new
payroll tax, increase taxes, which will
push employers and jobs out of the
state. This election in Wisconsin, if
she wins tonight and by all appearances
she will, is more than just a red versus
blue battle. This is going to be for the
soul of our state. Do we want to
continue the prosperity and freedoms
that we have? Or are we going to go down
a very dark and dangerous road to
socialism that she is advocating for?
>> Evan, I think when you think about the
Midwest, people forget that American
socialism really began in the Midwest. I
mean, the early part of the 1900s, you
know, Eugene Debs, he made the trip up
to Wisconsin and met with the editorial
uh you know, folks up there and it was
the cool new thing. You know, we were
fighting the rise of socialism for you
know, much of the 20th century. So, the
idea that this could just be a flash in
the pan, maybe, but I I always tell my
Republican friends,
don't laugh this off. This is a serious
threat to the American Republic as we
know it today.
>> Well, I think you're right, Lauren. I
think right now people are really
hurting financially. You know, they're
struggling to pay for their health care.
They're struggling to get good jobs. Um
they're struggling to pay for their
rents. And so, I think, you know, when
you have somebody like Hong that comes
along, yes, she has a ton of baggage. I
mean, this is a woman who said that she
was anxious to be around white people.
Wisconsin is a state that is 85% white.
So, you know, I'm sure those are going
to be playing um on the attack ads this
fall. But, at the same time, this is a
climate where even though she has this
baggage, her message could break through
because people are in real financial
pain right now and they don't feel like
the current administration is really
paying enough attention to what's going
on with the economy.
>> Yeah. Well, you want to know a way to
derail uh wages rising uh among the
middle class? Flood the country with 10
million more illegal immigrants and kill
the tariffs that are actually stopping
Chinese imports from coming into the
United States. That's a way to kill the
American dream real fast. Congressman,
your Democrat colleague Wesley Bell
unseated Cori Bush in 2024, able to beat
her again last week in the primary
there. He had a message to some of the
far left candidates. Watch this.
>> Working-class families don't want to see
um police defunded and ended. We don't
but working-class families who are
impacted by crime don't want to see
prisons abolished. At some point, many
of these folks in that in that camp have
to decide, okay, are you with us so we
can get things done or you want some
different agenda that doesn't align with
the agenda of the overwhelming number of
Americans.
Americans.
>> Uh interesting point, especially among
black voters uh in, you know, states
across this country, maybe not so many
in Wisconsin, but certainly we saw this
play out last week uh in Michigan.
>> When you look at the Democratic When you
look at the Democratic policies, the
voters don't want the radical policies.
But the Democratic Party has been
hijacked by radical activists that are
driving forward this socialist agenda.
That That is true. Americans have many
struggles right now financially. And the
siren song of the socialist calling is
attentive to a lot of people. It's why
in this election it's going to be so
important to go back and explain how the
Republican policies of reducing taxes,
on tips, on overtime, on
social security are so important to
making life more affordable and making
this an issue campaign in the state of
Wisconsin and across the country.
>> Evan, really quickly, 15 seconds.
Republicans have to do more to actually
tell the story of socialism and why
their policies are going to work.
>> I agree with you and I think that, you
know, to your point about tariffs, you
know, I'm somebody who supports Donald
Trump's tariffs policies. I think the
administration should be out there
telling people how this is going to
bring jobs back and explaining the jobs
that are already coming back. I mean, I
think the messaging needs to be focused
on the home front right now. And that's
what I'd like to see them do heading
into the midterms.
>> Yeah, big big time in the realm of
conflict is a a little bit of a struggle
in that regard. Congressman Evan, both
of you, thank you so much.
>> We turn to several bombshell revelations
about the Democrats radical Senate
nominee in Michigan. On social media,
Abdul El-Sayed portrays an over-the-top,
happy-go-lucky activist loves to sing
and dance, but in reality, El-Sayed's
policies, guess what? And policy
positions, his associations, as we
already know, past comments that paint a
very different picture. In addition to
Haiti, Michigan's storied Mackinac
Island, there is a long list of other oh
wonderful American things that Abdul
El-Sayed apparently absolutely despises.
According to the K files, a report on
CNN, a now removed video from 2024 shows
Elsayed complaining, quote, "Fireworks
suck."
suck."
I love fireworks. Anyway, he begged
Americans to find a different way to
celebrate the 4th of July, citing
concerns over the environment and
children and pets. But, that's not all.
In another deleted video from 2022, get
this, Elsayed mocking concerns
surrounding the crisis at our southern
border, quote claiming that the border,
quote, "Doesn't even make the top five
among issues that people in the US
actually care about, uh that affect
their lives." According to the same
report. Other clips [snorts] show
Elsayed calling for the Second Amendment
to be repealed, replaced with a right to
government-run healthcare.
Uh and the newly nominated Democrat also
trashing football over its toxic
masculinity. Take a look.
>> Football, um is very much associated
with a, you know, particularly masculine
and oftentimes toxic, toxically
masculine, uh culture. And so much of it
was about you wanted to be able to get
back up and play for your team. And you
you really aren't allowed to show pain
or vulnerability. That's part of the
sport.
sport.
>> All right. In a state dominated by the
Michigan Wolverines, Michigan State
football, the Detroit Lions,
uh I don't think that's going to go over
very well. But, according to CNN,
Elsayed even compared football to
slavery, uh openly questioned if the
sport could be, quote, ethical.
Apparently, Elsayed also had ethical
concerns about cash bail and prisons.
Take a look at this.
>> We've got We've got uh uh
policies like money bail, uh which
basically force people into jail cuz
they're poor. Um and beyond that, right?
The the the broader question of um how
many people are left languishing in
uh prison facilities who don't need to
be there. Any and all efforts to uh get
people out of jails and prisons and to
keep people out of jails and prisons um
is policy that we need to be investing
in particularly right now. Uh but this
doesn't end when the pandemic's over,
right? We we shouldn't have to have uh a
global pandemic to force us to to find
our humanity. Uh this should just be
what we do because it's the right thing
to do.
>> So, El Sayed has a lot of deeply
profound ethical concerns about cash
bail, football, fireworks, but he has no
problem at all with his buddy, his pal,
his BFF, Assaam Pyke. You remember the
guy that called for the streets to run
red with the blood of landlords. The guy
that, you know, of course, praised 9/11,
uh blamed America for 9/11, praised
Hamas, trashed uh African-Americans,
uh the guy that dresses up like Chairman
Mao, his friend. In a statement to CNN,
the El Sayed campaign is trying to
distance their candidate from nearly all
of these past uh positions, but keep in
mind these are recent comments from El
Sayed, some within the last 2 years.
Now, much earlier, a 2009 uh as a
medical student, Abdul El Sayed was
interviewed by The New York Times for an
article about Islamic banking unearthed
by The Washington Free Beacon.
Traditionally, in Islam, interest on
loans is prohibited, creating the need
for alternatives to mortgages. But, El
Sayed took it a step further, telling
the Times, quote, "Ultimately, the
question is, when I die and stand before
God and go through everything I did in
my life, I don't want to say I did it
the easy way instead of the Sharia
compliant way. Not because of fear, but
because of obligation." Again, this was
about an article about Islamic mortgage
alternatives. Anyway, in a statement the
El Sayed campaign said, quote, "Abdul
believes in the separation of church and
state while he personally strives to
live by the rules of his faith, as many
Americans do. Abdul opposes any effort
by any religious community to write
faith laws into the laws of our
country." What does he stand on Sharia?
I'd like the answer to that. So, what
will Michigan voters think about all
this?
this?
>> So, here's some really fun tape. Roll
it, Sven.
>> [applause]
>> So, there's a happy bunch. You'd almost
think they discovered a new cleaning
product.
product.
product. >> [laughter]
>> Thanks, Jim.
So, what was that lady signing? A new
law that puts child predators behind
bars? A new bill that castrates
kidnappers? Legislation that makes
lethal injection mandatory for anyone
who listens to a Brian Kilmeade audio
book without headphones?
Nope. They're ecstatic that
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey
signed a bill that allows you to abort a
healthy viable baby right up to birth
if you can find a doctor willing to do
it.
it.
And given that this is Massachusetts,
the same state that protects child
mutilation under the lie of gender
affirmation,
affirmation,
that search won't be hard.
Now, I didn't believe this law was real.
Abort up to birth? Why not wait till
they're in kindergarten and get them
while they're napping?
What's next? Abortion if a fifth grader
brings home a bad report card?
Surely this can't be right, right?
Nope. I did something I rarely do,
research,
research,
and found out, yeah, this is real. The
old law banned most abortions after 24
weeks, with exceptions for the mother's
life or severe fetal problems. The new
one replaces all that with one
gloriously vague standard, professional
judgment. It's like the same standard
used by our nation's plastic surgeons.
No gestational cutoff, no required
medical justification.
Talk about throwing the baby out with
the bathwater, which these people is the
goal. We've gone from rare but legal to
if you don't like your baby, you can
kill your baby.
Supporters swear this is only about rare
tragic cases, yet the law doesn't
actually require the case to be rare or
tragic. They also say women no longer
have to flee the state to kill a healthy
baby. Makes sense with gas prices being
what they are, it could get pretty
expensive.
expensive.
But critics point out the obvious. The
law itself contains zero guardrails
against elective abortions on healthy
babies. The bill deliberately traded
limited exceptions for an open-ended
doctor knows best free-for-all. It's
like replacing a locked door with a
please don't rob us sign, then acting
shocked when your place is emptier than
Jasmine Crockett's head.
Meanwhile, the lefty media will deny
that healthy babies with healthy moms
are being murdered, of course until they
say it's a good thing.
But a woman can decide the day before
her due date that she's changed her
mind, and who knows why? All she needs
is a doctor who sees abortion as not
just routine, but a sacrament. A lunatic
who believes the magic of being a woman
isn't that you can bear a child, it's
that you can eliminate one. That's not
healthcare, that's infanticide.
Look, a healthy baby in the final weeks
can feel pain, react to the world, and
survive outside the womb with medical
care.
care.
We call killing a newborn murder. Doing
it 5 minutes earlier inside the womb
only means the crime scene has better
lighting and a nicer waiting room.
Because it's a child, outsourcing your
guilt to a doctor doesn't change that.
When the law shrugs and says we need to
keep the requirements open-ended cuz we
just don't know what the reason could be
to abort, you see where this flexibility
leads. It's just another step toward the
ultimate amoral bottom.
We might already be there. The
applauding women, they're like mullahs
celebrating public executions.
The party line always comes ahead of the
individual.
individual.
And so a class of humans becomes
disposable in a moral free fall. Cuz if
you can't see the baby baby, you can
murder it.
Oh, they'll pull out all the stops to
defend a death row killer or a drunk
illegal who runs over a teen, but an
inconvenient child, that kid's doomed
before his first day on Earth.
>> LOOK WHO WE GOT.
TONIGHT'S GUEST.
>> [applause]
>> HE USUALLY TRAVELS WITH six background
dancers. Also making money off Fox
Business, CHARLES PAYNE.
SHE'S A FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT. Proof
that one woman [music] could do math.
New York Post COLUMNIST LYDIA MOYNIHAN.
>> [cheering]
[applause]
[applause]
>> WE WON'T BE ABLE TO BOOK HIM anymore
because they're building a school 200
yards away. Co-hosts of the Anthony and
Jim Joe podcast, JIM NORTON.
>> [cheering]
[applause]
[applause]
>> AND SHE WENT FROM MICKEY MOUSE to the
White House. Former Disney star and
Trump White House official, Caroline
Sunshine.
Sunshine.
Sunshine. >> [applause and cheering]
>> Charles, I didn't believe this. Do you
have to I had to do my own research,
which you know, Charles, I'm against.
>> Yeah.
>> And I had to I didn't believe this. Is
this like mind-boggling?
>> It's uh it's beyond mind-boggling. I got
goosebumps as you were doing that read.
It's it's uh
you know, so tough. Listen, I believe
life begins in conception, right? And
and we had in this country the sort of
compromise that okay, it's a woman's
right but you have a limit on this
thing, right? And uh you know, it's an
unsettling compromise maybe for
everyone, but this is murder.
Bottom line, this is out and out murder.
And to celebrate it, I could I guess
that could watch them they probably they
probably sit around and watch videos of
baby seals getting clubbed and cheer
that because that's how disheartening
this whole thing is. [snorts]
>> It does feel like, Charles, that it's
almost a religion in the sense that they
have to show that public glee. It's like
we have to be in agreement and so that
if a woman hears about this and feels
that it's wrong, it's your problem
because look, there's 20 women there and
they're all politicians who think this
is great.
>> Yeah, well,
uh I think I think women probably are
going to most women aren't going to let
that impact them. That's probably to
assuage their own guilt, you know, the
the fact of the matter is all those
women there cannot feel good about it.
If you look into their eyes and into
their souls, they cannot feel good about
this, but they're long for the charade
and that's all this is is a charade, but
it's a deadly charade.
>> Mm. Lady, do you have any good abortion
jokes?
jokes?
jokes? >> [laughter]
>> I was counting on you to do that, Greg.
I feel like that was a missed
opportunity.
opportunity.
>> one. Knock knock.
>> Who's there?
>> You'll never know.
Yeah, it's it's what At what point is
abortion indistinguishable from
infanticide? They keep moving it and
moving it.
>> And to think, I mean, there's babies
that are born weeks or months earlier
that make it in the ICU, and the
parents, because they love their child,
will do everything they possibly can to
keep that baby on life support, but I
guess if if you just are unlucky enough
to have a parent who decides,
"Not feeling anymore," you're going to
be literally discarded. and I mean this
is grim grim stuff.
I also think this kind of speaks to a
larger issue on the left of the sort of
authoritarian streak that we're seeing
that it's not enough to be tolerant of
what they want to do. You have to
celebrate it. You have to applaud. You
have to give it a standing ovation and
I'm old enough to remember when those
coexist bumper stickers were really
popular growing up outside Portland,
Oregon.
Oregon.
Now the left doesn't care about
coexisting. They want to force whatever
their agenda is on everybody else and
this line about oh we just want a woman
and her doctor to make this decision.
No, you also want taxpayers to pay for
it, right? You want all of us to be part
of it and you want to teach children in
public schools that this is a good
thing. So this this isn't even just
something that they want for themselves.
They want everyone else to be complicit.
>> Yeah and you know what the thing is
they're going to say well you could
trust a doctor but the reason why I
included plastic surgeons is because all
those guys are MDs but if you pay
somebody enough they will ruin your
face.
face.
>> I mean think about all of the Tik Tok
videos that went so viral of health care
professionals saying they would try and
murder an ice officer,
right? Celebrating Charlie Kirk's
murder. There's some there's some bad
people out there in the industry.
>> Yeah. So Carolyn Sunshine, what a bright
name for this topic.
Uh
Uh
how do you get I was trying to think of
an analogy for a liberal to understand
this. This would be like uh
gun advocates
uh that they don't just pass an open
carry.
carry.
Uh you can actually carry a loaded
machine gun anywhere you want into bars,
schools and police stations. Uh we would
no, make it a grenade launcher.
That's kind of what it it's like there's
absolutely no limitations whatsoever on
what you can do.
>> Yeah. No, I was told this was a comedy
show.
show.
show. >> [laughter]
>> And the last time I was here we talked
about rape allegations and now we're
talking about killing children and I
don't know No, I'm kidding. Um Um
but, you know what's interesting? I saw
that clip, and in it she goes, you know,
you have to think about all the people
that will never meet and that will never
know that this law will affect. And I'm
thinking, yeah, you could start with the
unborn children, although I don't think
that's who she was talking about. You
know, we talk a lot about women with
this issue. It is interesting cuz if a
guy, right, were to abandon his
kid, he's he's a deadbeat dad.
>> Mhm.
>> But if a woman abandons her kid, it's
it's pro-choice.
>> Mhm.
>> And it's just interesting because
you know, it takes two people to make a
baby.
baby.
baby. >> Mhm.
>> One of them's a man. Um I could say that
on this network. I don't think I could
say that on other networks
um
um
cuz everybody's sane.
Um but it takes two people to make a
baby.
baby.
The second the child's born, the man has
custodial rights that he has to fulfill,
but there's a 9-month period where he
doesn't get any say.
>> Yeah.
>> And I just think it's such a human I
mean, again, this is a comedy show, but
but I've had people in my life that I
love who have been affected by this,
who have made that decision. And I'll
tell you I don't think it's something to
be glamorized or taken lightly. I have
seen the mental health impact that it
has on people, that it's a decision that
stays with people for a lifetime, and it
causes a lot of pain, and I don't think
there's anything empowering or to be
glamorized about it. That's just
>> Why don't they I don't understand how
they wouldn't mention the exceptions in
the law? They just said, you know what?
You know, you know, it they'll be rare
exceptions. Well, like what? And they
won't say because they want to leave
that open. It's so bizarre.
>> Yeah, well, that's also that's part of
it. They're not seeing it the way that
that you and I are seeing it.
>> TIM, HOW YOU DOING?
>> GREG, never better.
>> I KNOW.
I HEAR YOU GOT A NEW SHOW.
>> I do, yes. Uh my friend Anthony and I
are hosting a comedy podcast where we
offer 10-MONTH ABORTIONS.
>> [laughter]
>> UH NO, YOU KNOW, IT'S FUNNY. WE JUST
I DON'T KNOW HOW the country got so
radical.
radical.
radical. >> Yeah.
>> Like we we love radical thinking and
then we complain like we can't
comprehend the radical thinking. Like
this is insane.
>> Yeah.
>> And and there are also people who
believe that an 11-year-old who's been
raped should be forced to carry a baby.
Like there's no We allow these people to
to to kind of run the show and then we
all just sit back and complain and go,
"How did it all get so crazy?"
>> Mhm.
>> Like I mean I've spoken at a lot of
women's rights rallies. Um they they
think I'm a lesbian.
>> [laughter]
>> And I you know, this might not be
popular, but I think abortion should be
up to the guy.
>> [laughter]
>> If you feel like dealing with it, you
deal with it. If not, what the hell now?
>> [laughter]
>> THAT'S MY OPINION.
HOLD ON.
SIR, I'M [laughter] KIDDING. YOU CAN
WHAT DID YOU DO WHEN YOU SAW THE
GODFATHER? I CAN'T BELIEVE AL PACINO'S
IN THE MAFIA.
>> [laughter]
>> OH [laughter] MY GOD.
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