Topic: Election Polls

The suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story is cited as a primary example of how censorship swung the 2020 election. Stefan Molyneux notes that exit polls suggested 17% of voters would have changed their minds if they had known the truth. He believes he was targeted for deplatforming because his "Untruths About Donald Trump" series was effectively exposing media falsehoods.

Mark Lynch claims that 57% of South Carolinians in a Rasmussen poll say they will not vote for Lindsey Graham again. Graham is accused of supporting "Grammasty" (amnesty for illegal immigrants) while falsely taking credit for border security measures like the Laken Riley Act. Lynch asserts that Graham’s unpopularity is masked by systemic election fraud in the Carolinas that favors "RINO" incumbents.

The role of RFK Jr. in the current political landscape is praised as a "revolutionary" success for the populist movement. The discussion cites polls suggesting a large percentage of Americans believe the 2020 election was illegitimate. The host argues that the danger of not speaking out has finally outweighed the fear of the establishment, leading to a stronger resistance against "globalist" control.

The 2024 election victory is attributed to a landslide that was "too big to rig," combined with a robust ground game led by Laura Trump. Attempts by Democrats to intimidate poll watchers and lawyers reportedly backfired, leading to higher engagement. The host mocks a former MSNBC expert hired by the opposition, claiming the establishment's media influence is "collapsing."

Alex Jones hosts the Sunday, December 8, 2024, broadcast of the Alex Jones Show from Austin, Texas. The program focuses on intelligence reports regarding a massive destabilization campaign launched before Donald Trump takes office. Jones references Rasmussen polling to assert that the 2024 election was the largest landslide in a century, claiming that subsequent escalations in Russia and NATO are direct responses to this political shift.

Mark Mitchell, the head of polling for Rasmussen Reports, joins the show to discuss how his agency accurately predicted the 2024 election results, including the national popular vote. Mitchell notes that while mainstream media polls were biased to favor Kamala Harris, Rasmussen's data consistently showed a significant shift to the right. He argues that the public has lost faith in corporate media and is increasingly turning to independent data sources.

During the interview, Alex Jones and Mark Mitchell discuss the "midnight freeze" on election night, where counting stopped in several key battleground states while Trump was leading. Mitchell suggests that the presence of thousands of Republican lawyers and poll watchers may have prevented a repeat of the 2020 "ballot dumps." They speculate that the establishment "blinked" when they realized the landslide was too large to overcome through traditional fraud methods.

Public interactions in Austin, Texas, are cited as a barometer for Donald Trump's massive landslide victory, noting a significant shift in positive feedback across all demographics. Claims are made that the 2020 election was stolen in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, but that 2024 was secured through aggressive legal preparation and poll watching. The success is attributed to good men finally taking action against tyranny, as suggested by Thomas Jefferson.

Jones discusses the "brainwashed" state of leftist women in the 4B movement and addresses the viral suggestion that he become Trump's White House Press Secretary. He uses a Muhammad Ali boxing analogy to describe the current state of the political fight, urging supporters to remain focused on reforming the election system with paper ballots and poll watching.

Donald Trump is declared the 47th President of the United States following his victory speech at Mar-a-Lago on November 6, 2024. Roger Stone is credited with accurately predicting the early morning announcement and identifying a 10-15 point lead necessary to override potential fraud. The RNC and independent media groups like O'Keefe Media Group are praised for monitoring ballot trucks in key states like Georgia and Pennsylvania to prevent a repeat of 2020 irregularities.

Logan discusses how radical leftist groups have been installed as poll workers to incite confrontations with Republican voters. She claims the FBI and DOJ are specifically monitoring Trump supporters at polling locations to frame them for "voter intimidation" while ignoring actual fraud committed by the left.

Rich, a poll watcher from Michigan, reports on his experiences witnessing what he describes as "rubber-stamped fraud." He claims that 82% of Michigan counties had more ballots counted than eligible voters and criticizes Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for failing to clean voter rolls despite losing lawsuits. He emphasizes that the only way to win is through a turnout "too big to rig."

Alex Jones and Roger Stone discuss Kamala Harris's support for taxpayer-funded gender reassignment surgeries for prisoners, including convicted criminals. Stone argues that despite being outspent on digital and broadcast media, Donald Trump is surging in the polls because the public rejects the administration's radical social policies. They also address claims from former Trump officials regarding his fitness for office, dismissing them as the grievances of incompetent former employees.

Roger Stone returns to discuss the "silent" Trump vote, suggesting that Trump consistently under-polls by two to four points because supporters fear harassment. Stone references Rasmussen polling to argue that Trump has the momentum to win, provided the margin is large enough to overcome institutional interference.

A clip from MSNBC features a focus group of undecided voters expressing distrust in Kamala Harris. Pundits express concern that the race is "dead even" in battleground states despite Trump's legal challenges. Geyser mocks the "boring" aesthetic and inaccurate reporting of mainstream media outlets.

The host revisits the theory that globalists are "disengaging" and seeking an armistice in the Ukraine war due to Trump's lead in the polls. Jennings cites internal leaks and public shifts in rhetoric as evidence that the establishment is preparing for a potential Trump victory. He asks callers to weigh in on whether this is a genuine retreat or a strategic "feint."

Kamala Harris is criticized for her appearance on the Stephen Colbert show, where she was characterized as "fake" and "cringe" for drinking a beer to appear relatable. Discussions focus on her lack of primary votes and her low polling numbers among Black voters prior to being appointed as the nominee. Critics argue that her installation as the candidate without a democratic process is unprecedented in American history.

Ed from Alabama, a registered independent, argues that modern polling is fundamentally flawed because voters no longer trust strangers with their political opinions. He suggests that Donald Trump is likely much further ahead than mainstream polls indicate, similar to the polling discrepancies seen in 2016. Ed warns that the "big cheat" involving false ballots and electronic voting is the only way the opposition can close the gap.

President Joe Biden expresses concern that the upcoming election may not be peaceful, citing Donald Trump's rhetoric. The segment analyzes current polling data suggesting Kamala Harris is struggling with key demographics, including young voters and voters of color. The host argues that the administration's only recent "success" was stopping the longshoremen's strike to prevent empty shelves before the election, while the broader economy and foreign policy remain in crisis.

RNC Co-Chair Lara Trump speaks at the Butler rally about the committee's focus on election integrity and the recruitment of 200,000 volunteers to serve as poll watchers and legal experts. She issues a warning to those considering election fraud, promising prosecution to the full extent of the law. Lara frames the 2024 election as a battle between "good versus evil" and credits divine intervention for sparing Donald Trump's life on July 13th.