Topic: Voting Records

Mike Lindell analyzes the Democratic leadership, noting Kamala Harris's poor primary performance in 2020 as evidence of her lack of organic support. He points to Florida's 2022 election, where Ron Desantis won Miami-Dade, as a rare example of a race without computer manipulation. Lindell claims his data shows that 66% of the United States is actually "Red" when fraud is removed from the equation.

Gerald Celente discusses his background in campaign technology and running political races in New York. He points out the hypocrisy of Kamala Harris's "my body, my choice" stance on abortion while she supported mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations. Despite her record as a prosecutor, Celente believes she will successfully secure the black vote and that the "facts don't matter" in a soundbite-driven reality show.

Marjorie Taylor Greene describes the "uniparty" system in Washington, where both Republicans and Democrats work to maintain the status quo. She explains how new members of Congress are pressured to vote according to committee leadership to be considered "team players." Greene emphasizes that her refusal to conform led to her being stripped of committee assignments, which she views as a badge of honor for standing her ground.