Topic: Cliff Maloney

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Chase Geiser describes the "They Live" vibe of modern leftists who joyfully celebrate the murder of a father and husband. He explains that Charlie Kirk was targeted because he held real, measurable political power through TPUSA's ground-game operations in swing states like Pennsylvania. Geiser credits Kirk's infrastructure, including partnerships with Cliff Maloney, for Trump's success in the 2024 election.

A man is arrested at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center carrying a torch and a flare gun. Meanwhile, the FBI dismisses Russia-linked bomb threats at polling stations as "not credible." Cliff Maloney of PA Chase joins to provide an update on Pennsylvania, noting that record turnout is being seen in red counties despite machine malfunctions.

Cliff Maloney provides an exclusive update on Pennsylvania's numbers, noting that Kamala Harris's mail-in ballot lead is significantly smaller than Joe Biden's in 2020 (600,000 vs. 1.4 million). He reports that his team has knocked on 500,000 doors and believes that if Trump reaches 33% of the mail-in vote, he will win the state and the White House.

Positive early voting numbers in Florida, Arizona, and Pennsylvania are cited as evidence of a "wave" that may be "too big to rig." Specific mention is made of Cliff Maloney's work with the "Pennsylvania Chase" to increase Republican mail-in ballot returns. The discussion warns of potential mass shootings or cyber attacks being used as pretexts to extend the vote-counting period for weeks.

Chase Geiser addresses concerns about the 2024 election, acknowledging the potential for "ballot harvesting" and issues with Dominion voting machines. He highlights the efforts of groups like Turning Point Action and Cliff Maloney to "chase the ballots" in rural Republican strongholds to counter Democratic infrastructure. Geiser expresses optimism that the 2024 election will be "too big to rig" due to increased public awareness and proactive Republican strategies.