The Kamala Collapse Will Go Down In History!

Doc Rich

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00:00Out here in Pennsylvania, 55 degrees, nice brisk morning, headed from central PA in Harrisburg out

00:05to Lancaster. Going to huddle with the team here, 9.30 morning meeting. They'll be out the door by

00:1110. I'll be joining them. We're going to be chasing ballots all day, 10 to 7. Take an hour for

00:15lunch.

00:16People ask me a lot, what's an average walkbook? Depends. Some days 100, usually about 125. Some

00:20days 150 if you get a really dense area where all the targets are put together and close.

00:25We're headed to Lancaster, so it's not the most urban area. Pretty rural. Houses are pretty

00:32spaced out. We'll get a sense once we get out there. It's on your phone. It's like Google

00:36Maps. It tells you where to go. It tells you who you're talking to. Obviously, we have a

00:40script, but at this point, I don't need it. The door knockers don't need it. Once you've

00:42been in the field today, you pretty much have the script down pat. Then you're tracking all

00:47the answers at the door. You're saying to Bob, hey, I'm here with Pennsylvania Chase. We're

00:51looking for you to vote up and down the ballot. Republican. It's a critical election. Can you

00:55commit to sending your ballot back today? Bob says, heck yes. Great. Thanks, Bob. We'll

00:59check with the clerk in a week just to make sure you get it in and we'll follow up if

01:02there's

01:02any issues. Great. Bob says he sends it in. We mark that down. Well, guess what? We're

01:05doing this all the time. We're collecting all this data. And seven days later, we run our

01:09check. All of a sudden, Secretary of State puts out the report. We can see which ballots have

01:13come back and which haven't. Now, you don't know who they voted for. Okay, obviously, there's

01:17privacy and secrecy of ballots in the United States, but you know if they voted. Why is that

01:21important? Well, if we check and Bob and 30 other people in this neighborhood said they

01:25would vote and they haven't yet, boom, we're going back to the door. We're going back to

01:28talk to them and encourage them again. And we send the same doorknocker back. So there's

01:33that familiar face. They've already had a conversation. They've already built some rapport. You do that

01:37every seven days. I know it sounds annoying, but that's what the Democrats do and it's impactful

01:43and it works. So if it's not broke, don't fix it.

01:48You know, I wanted to show you guys that because what he said there at the end there was very,

01:54very important. It's something that I've been saying for a long time now. We need to be doing

01:58everything that Democrats are doing and we need to be doing it times 10, right? You just saw a little

02:05bit of it there. Uh, PA, uh, chase here. I'll put it on the screen here. Uh, if you want

02:11to get

02:12involved, that's where you can go. PA chase.com. Okay. Uh, at the, at the PA chase. Okay. Right there

02:22on

02:22your screen. All right. So if you want to get involved, which I highly encourage you all to do,

02:28uh, there you go, but let's get into, uh, Kamala and her historic collapse. Um, because it's honestly

02:38really, really amazing. Right. Uh, and I guess I shouldn't say collapse because I felt like this

02:44was what was happening the entire time. It was just mainstream media was busy trying to push a

02:51completely different narrative. And a lot of these polls were trying to push a completely different

02:56narrative, which is why I've only paid attention to, you know, some of the most accurate polls,

03:02uh, from previous years, Rasmussen, Atlas Intel, right? Trafalgar in those, right? Uh, but check

03:10out this clip because Kamala is literally losing everyone. Let's dive in. Well, it looks like Kamala

03:19Harris is struggling with Latino male voters in Pennsylvania, in the United States of America at

03:25that. And let me explain to you why, when you spend the last nearly 10 years attacking men,

03:31demasculinizing men, belittling men, there's going to be a response. Kamala Harris currently

03:38represents that entire agenda right now in this 2024 election. That is why she's being rejected.

03:46Not only is she a bad candidate that has literally the worst policies. She has no substance. She can't

03:51even talk. What I'm telling you right now is that men have had enough. That is what is currently

03:56happening. Particularly Latino men. They don't want to be demasculinized. They don't want to be

04:00accused of toxic masculinity every time they are just simply being themselves and being a male

04:06in the United States of America. Did you think that there would not be a response to that? Did you

04:11think that there would not be some kind of retaliation to that? Did you not think that there would be

04:16a

04:17consequence to that? When the left does this in the media, in culture, in Hollywood, in music,

04:24in education, anything you could think of, there will be a retaliation. And what's happening right

04:29now is men, especially Latino men, I see that man right there. And they view that as the FU and

04:38a

04:38response to the last near decade of this political ideology attacking men.

04:451000%. 1000%. And I heavily agree, right? We as men have been told for a long time now that we're

04:54bad. We're bad people. If we would ever even think about supporting Donald Trump. And it's not

05:02masculine to support Donald Trump. It's masculine to get behind a woman. Like, who are you to tell me

05:11what masculinity is? Like, what are you talking about? Like, huh? They sent out, you know,

05:22because black men obviously have been leaving the Democrat party and are definitely not voting for

05:27Kamala. So they sent out Oprah after us. That didn't work. Then they sent out Magic Johnson,

05:32which I don't know why they thought that would be a good idea. Then they sent out the big gun,

05:37Barack Obama, who they thought still had a bunch of pool in the black community, only to realize that

05:42Obama isn't as light as they thought. And that majorly backfired. Even Stephen A. Smith came out and

05:52spoke out against it, right? Which I think like people like Stephen A. Smith actually vote Trump,

05:59but they feel like they have to say Kamala, you know, to keep their contracts, right? Which that

06:06needs to change as well. And I'm sure Trump will change that once he is reelected. But not only are

06:14they losing Latinos, but also black people, but they're also in the swing state of Michigan, which

06:23Kamala needs. She needs a couple of those, uh, the blue wall per se, right? She needs a couple of

06:32these States, but in Michigan, she's having some major trouble. The business sector in the Arab

06:38American community. And I was really surprised this week to get an earful to hear them say that

06:43they would much rather either vote a third party, not vote at all or vote for Donald Trump. And I'm

06:50telling you, it's, it's not obviously a significant sample size, but I cannot find one Arab American

06:55within my social circle in business or personally who had said that they will vote for Kamala Harris.

07:00When you look at the polling, it seems sort of neck and neck what they are saying. And this is

07:04not a

07:04Donald Trump campaign line that Tiffany Trump's father-in-law, who's a Lebanese businessman has

07:10been successful in kind of converting and talking to people to explain why Trump would be better,

07:15even with a Muslim ban, even with everything else that has happened. They feel they do not have any

07:20political clout. They don't have any political operation. The only political power they have

07:25is their vote. Even if it means the rise of Donald Trump. That's extraordinary.

07:30Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. She couldn't find a single person, a single person in the Arab American community

07:40that would say, I support Kamala. Not one, not one. But uncle Trump recently took a trip to

07:48Hamtramck, Michigan, which is the only Muslim majority city in America. And take a look at how he was

07:58received once he arrived.

08:00I see you. I see you. I see you. Yes. Yes. Yes. I do committee. I go to Saginaw rally

08:06for you.

08:06I go to Pennsylvania for you. Remember in the city.

08:10Mr. Trump. Mr. Trump. Trump.

08:11Mr. Trump. Mr. Trump.

08:13Mr. Trump. Mr. Trump.

08:14Mr. Trump. Mr. Trump.

08:18Mr. Trump.

08:22Yeah. So you saw a little bit of that there. And I also want to, which you saw there at

08:27the end,

08:27I want to get into the interaction that Trump and the mayor of Hamtramck had because Hamtramck's mayor

08:38of the only Muslim majority city in America, uh, recently endorsed Trump. What? It wasn't recent.

08:45I guess recent. It was a couple of months ago. I think I touched, I think I made a video

08:49on it a

08:49while back, but, uh, I want to play a little bit of their interaction because something interesting

08:55happened, not in this clip, but in the next one. Check out this clip right here.

08:59Mr. President, one thing that, uh, the Democrats keep sending to, to our community is to scare

09:06them that you won't come and deport them. Although some of them are second and third generation

09:11immigrants. So I want you to, to respond to these, uh, accusations and, and, uh, fear, uh,

09:19delivering for our community. What would you say?

09:21Big news. Big news. Big news. Big news. You know, uh, they say every week they have a different

09:31concept for me. I'm going to be the biggest dictator in the world. I'm going to destroy

09:36the world. I'm going to, they have so many things that they've said about me and no, nothing,

09:41nothing sticks. Is this the new one? I'm going to come and we're going to deport, but just your

09:45community. That's good. Well, and I'll tell you what, they're all so great people and

09:51they're great workers. And now we're going to go, we're going to make two stops and we're

10:00going to make a big speech, but this was a very important one. This is my first stop and

10:05this is an honor of the mayor because in particular, he and the Democrats.

10:10Now, one thing I do want to touch on is, and you kind of saw it there at the end.

10:15And the mayor handed him something that was quite interesting. Now, once again, this is

10:21a Muslim majority city in America.

10:25Mr. President, we have of the city of Hamtramck and we would like to present you a certificate

10:32of appreciation for visiting our city.

10:36And I would like to call the three elected officials, if you don't mind, to join me to

10:42hand you this certificate, please. It's going to be historic for our city.

11:02Now, once again, that's a Muslim majority city, which there are a lot in Michigan. There's quite a few, right?

11:11Like quite a few Muslims in Michigan. In this race, Trump doesn't need a whole lot. As a matter

11:18of fact, the RCP average has Trump currently in the lead. Okay. Right here. So him garnering that kind of

11:30support only, you know, ensures even more that Trump is going to win. Now, the RCP average only has Trump

11:42up

11:42point or 0.9. So less than less than, you know, one point, but still, right. We'll take all the

11:50support we can get.

11:51Uh, like I said, Trump doesn't need a whole lot. So, I mean, anything is, is great at this point

11:59because Arizona

12:00projected to win Nevada projected to win Wisconsin, barely projected to win. Holy, that is, uh, Michigan projected to win

12:10Pennsylvania projected to win North Carolina projected to win Georgia projected to win. That is a electoral landslide.

12:19312 to 226. And there have been reports that Trump may be going to New Hampshire to end his 2024

12:27campaign, which says a lot. That says something interesting, right? To me, that says these enter the

12:34internal polls that he's getting says that that race is decently close. And there's a possibility that

12:40he could close that gap in New Hampshire. I also think that Virginia could be closed as well. So, I

12:48mean,

12:48you put, you put, you put that, I think New Hampshire is four extra. Yeah. Four. So, you put that,

12:55those together at 17, you add that to that. That's what? 329? 329, guys, which would put her down to,

13:08uh, what would that be? Uh, what would that be? Seven or five to 205 to 329?

13:19That's the kind of win I want to see, right? An absolute landslide to where like it's demoralizing

13:26to the establishment, demoralizing. But I also want to play this clip from MSDNC. And I'm surprised

13:34that they would even air something like this, but check it out. Who's voting for Kamala Harris here?

13:41Absolutely. No, no, not possible. There's nothing she can do or say for us to change our mind.

13:49Nothing she can do or say to us to change their mind.

13:57It's getting ugly. It is getting ugly for Kamala.

14:01Here's Protestants. As you can see, uh, is overwhelmingly a Trumpy vote. Okay. And first

14:07of all, yeah, Trump is leading by two points before it splits. All right. Before we, we push to decide

14:11it's all right. The Catholic vote is significantly Trumpy in the initial ask. It tightens.

14:18There it is. It tightens when you lean people. But the fact of the matter is, um, and actually,

14:24oh my God, this is going to hurt Harris more. Nevermind. Just realized by area, this is going

14:30to hurt Harris more. This'll end up maybe being a Trump plus three in Michigan. I get, that's what

14:34I'm just saying. That's what it looks like. All right. Um, context. I don't think you've ever

14:38had Trump ahead. Never. Oh my God. Are you kidding me by this much? No, Robert. I had Trump plus

14:46one

14:46was our final in 16. Biden plus two was our final in 2020. Um, even when Trump won the state,

14:54it was like at the very end, he had a 0.5% lead folks. So that was Rich Barris,

15:02but I also want

15:03to play this other clip from Rich Barris, uh, who was a top poster. Check it out.

15:07But Trump looks incredibly chipper. He looks incredibly confident. He's having the time

15:16of his life. He's out there dancing in pencil from, from Pennsylvania to Georgia. He's doing

15:24his little Trump shake. All right. And then you have the Kamala campaign, which is pointing

15:29fingers, blaming each other. Uh, you have democratic pollsters like Doug shown going on Fox news and,

15:38uh, basically saying what everybody knows, uh, because of course, Doug shown is a pollster,

15:44a democratic pollster. And what he is saying is that Kamala is in the middle of a free fall

15:48in the Midwest. And I'm not saying it's not going to be close, but I'm telling you, there is a

15:55very,

15:55very clear trend right now in the polling. And the, the, the numbers are moving so fast against

16:03her. It's October 18. I don't know if we could catch it all. Maybe they'll do something in the

16:09final weeks, but the problem is Democrats are fighting over what is always called a closing

16:16argument, but yeah. And I've heard those reports too. As a matter of fact, I might've, uh, had a clip

16:24of that in a previous video where Democrats are like kind of having this internal back and forth

16:31going on right now because of what's happening, the collapse in the polls. Now we still have to show

16:38up and do our part. All of this fluffy, nice, good sounding stuff means absolutely nothing. If we don't

16:45show up, okay, we must show up. I don't care how good the polls look because trust me when I

16:53tell you,

16:53if Democrats see a crack anywhere, it could be a deep red state. Doesn't matter. If Democrats see

17:01any type of crack, they will exploit it. Guarantee it. I guarantee it. I will bet every dollar I got,

17:12right? They will exploit any type of weakness that they see. If Trump supporters get comfortable,

17:22it's over. It's over. Done with. Finito. You can sit at home if you want to thinking that, oh, well,

17:30Trump's got it in the bag. Well, rich, you know, rich showed us all this good stuff. So Trump's got

17:34to

17:34win, right? Nope. He will lose. And I will be here the day after, after the election saying, I told

17:42you

17:42so. And I don't want to hear no crying, no complaining. Oh, they got us. They did this.

17:50They pulled the shenanigans again. Well, we know they're going to stop them. Trump said

17:59too big to rig for a reason. He also said something else that I think was taken out of context.

18:08And I

18:08didn't completely understand it when I first heard it, but now I understand what he meant.

18:15But, uh, back to the, uh, too big to rig Trump means that. And I said that, uh, before he

18:21even

18:22had said it, right? Cause I see it. You have, we have to make the gap so wide that it

18:27can't be closed.

18:29If there's a gap like this that can easily be closed, they will close it.

18:33They will close it. And you will wake up on November 6th with Kamala being declared the

18:39winner of the election. And I don't want to hear nobody crying and complaining because we all knew

18:44what we needed to do. We all knew that we needed to be chasing ballots the same way the Democrats

18:48do.

18:49We all know that we need to be door knockers, uh, hit, hit, hitting the phones, right? Registering

18:54people with Scott Pressler, uh, getting, getting in contact with TP USA to see how we can help

18:59contacting, uh, uh, uh, Elon Musk pack. Who's paying people $30 an hour to get involved.

19:06We, we know this, no excuses, no excuses. I don't want to hear none of that come November 6th.

19:14None. I ain't trying to hear it because we know, but also back to my point, Trump had said,

19:23and I forgot who he was speaking to, where he was at, but I remember he said something along the

19:27lines of, I just need Christians to show up for me. Just this once to vote, then you won't have

19:34to

19:34vote again. And the Democrat media and the establishment started running with that and

19:40saying, well, Trump saying he's going to be a dictator, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

19:46No, it's not what he meant at all. What he was saying is that if we make this too big

19:53to rig this time

19:54and he becomes the president, he's going to make sure that no shenanigans ever have to be,

20:01you know, worried about ever again, he's going to make sure this little game that is being played

20:07never has to be played again. It's going to be free and fair. 1000% through and through.

20:15And with the actions of the Democrats now, they'll never win with the policies that they're

20:23pushing. They'll never win in a fair one. He knows that he sees that he understands that he knows how

20:32to make sure that none of these shenanigans are ever played again. And that's why he said it.

20:38That's why. So he was right. If we all show up in the numbers that we're supposed to show up

20:45in,

20:47we can relax just a little bit afterwards. Now, come 2028, we still got to show up.

20:55But Democrats aren't going to have as much support as they once had. And we know why.

21:03Well, I guess for a couple of reasons. One, there's going to be a lot of Democrat voters who

21:06are going to convert to Republican, which is already happening. And we've seen the numbers on

21:10that. But then also things are going to be tightened up and buttoned up. Right. So these

21:18shenanigans ain't going to ever happen again. So it's going to be a lot more difficult for that gap

21:24to be closed. It's going to be impossible to close any type of gap. That gap is going to stay

21:29a gap.

21:31That's what he meant. That's what he meant. And I agree. I agree. But as always, y'all let me

21:36know

21:36your thoughts, your opinions in the comment section below. Stay safe out there. Peace and love. I'm out.

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