Elon Musk Just Sealed The Midterms...

Doc Rich

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00:00Elon Musk has the potential to spend, I mean, as much as he wants, right? But if he spends

00:05anywhere near $250, $300 million in this campaign, the midterms, that's a very big deal. And I will

00:11note, I actually think it is very smart that Elon Musk and his super PAC are not focused on

00:17television advertising, which is where most people spend their money. That's what costs

00:21the most in a campaign. They're doing door knocking, voter ID, and digital advertising.

00:26Why? If you've been watching my videos, you know that one of the biggest problems that any party

00:33in power has in a midterm election is that your base isn't super excited about voting. You already

00:38control things, right? Republicans control the White House. They have a majority in the House.

00:42They have a majority in the Senate. It's hard to say, you have to vote. This is critically

00:46important. On November 3rd, you need to go to your polling place and vote. Elon?

00:52We are definitely excited, okay? Because we've seen throughout the world what happens when these

01:02leftists have their way, okay? We see what's happening in Spain. We see what's happening all

01:09across Europe. These crazy liberal policies. No AC in the UK. It's crazy. People dying because

01:19of the heat, because they're not allowed to have ACs, central air conditioning. It's crazy.

01:26Absolutely wild. And then you can't even get a break from it by happening into your car and

01:31turning on the AC because they have rules. They have laws against that as well. You have to be

01:36driving in order to use the AC in your vehicle. Ain't that wild? Absolutely crazy. So no, I think

01:45we're extremely excited to get out and vote just because we have the House and the Senate and the

01:51presidency. I don't think we're getting complacent at all whatsoever because honestly, I think we're

01:58on a mission. We're on a mission. In these primaries, we saw whenever we collectively pointed a

02:08rhino out, we took them out electorally, of course, not physically. Whenever there was a rhino that we

02:14all collectively called out, they were gone. They're cooked, right? Even in, where was it? Indiana,

02:23right? Where you had the senators who voted to not redistrict and Trump said something about it.

02:31Like, we all got rid of, like, I don't know what, well, it was most of them. I think one

02:37of them

02:38like survived because his name was like the same as somebody he was running against. But for the

02:43most part, I mean, you, you name it across this entire country where we pointed at the, where we

02:50all collectively said, Hey, this, these rhinos or this rhino has to go. We made sure that they were

02:56out of there done. They stood no chance. Even John Cornyn, who John Thune spent way too much money on

03:04him, right? But John Thune spent millions upon millions of dollars to try to reelect, uh, John

03:11Cornyn didn't work, got blown out of the landslide still. Okay. So I think we're excited. I think we're

03:19excited, but, uh, now some, some more exciting news is coming. And that is, as you heard, Elon Musk

03:28is jumping back into the ring. And once again, this, this is, this is really terrible for Democrats

03:34because if you guys remember, and I talked about this earlier this week, if I remember correctly,

03:39maybe late last week, uh, Democrats are in a bit of a pickle. Okay. In terms of funding,

03:45their funds are very, very low, very, very low. And ours are, I mean, we, we, we got buku bucks.

03:54We got buku bucks. We throw it around the dollars. We making it rain all over the place. And so

03:59when

03:59you have somebody like Elon Musk jumping into the fray as well with another hundred million,

04:05$200 million, Oh, Oh baby. Oh boy. It's really going to get ugly for Democrats. Once again, there's

04:14only been four, there's only been three times, excuse me, in us history where the party in power

04:19has stayed in power post midterms. I'm predicting this will be a fourth. This will be the fourth time

04:28in history that it has happened. Well, let me in the past hundred years, this will be the fourth time

04:34that it has happened. That's I'm calling it now. I'm calling it now. I've been, I've been kind of

04:41tiptoeing around it for a while, but day by day, I'm getting a lot more confident in that prediction

04:49to where, yeah, I'm just going to say it. I think this is going to be a fourth heads up.

04:54Elon Musk is back planning to surge tens of millions, possibly hundreds of millions of dollars

05:00in the midterm elections to try to help Republicans win across the country up and down the ballot.

05:06New reporting from Axios confirms that Musk is reviving his America PAC, the same PAC that spent

05:13over $260 million in 2024. It's allegedly going to be focusing on door knocking, digital ads and

05:22direct mail with the goal of boosting Republican turnout across the country. Now, if you recall,

05:27Elon Musk and his PAC have already been referred for possible criminal prosecution in Wisconsin

05:33and over essentially possible election interference in the 2025 state Supreme Court election. And we're

05:41now heading into the midterm elections. Elon Musk is back after the falling out he had with Donald

05:47Trump. He is set to spend a lot of money. I'll have more updates for you soon as always spread

05:52the word

05:52and follow along for all the news you need to know about heads up. The boys are back. The boys

05:58are back

05:59in town. Yeah. So obviously it was pretty public. Okay. You know, Elon Musk and Trump, you know, had a

06:06little bit of a falling out, but the band is back together and Democrats and liberals, obviously don't

06:15like it. They hate it, but I love it. More liberal tears. Bring it on, baby. Bring it on. I'm

06:26absolutely

06:26loving it because, and here's the hypocrisy because you, you, you'll hear Democrats cry and complain

06:32about Elon Musk getting involved, but Democrats have never had anything to say about George Soros

06:39being involved for them, right? This, this billionaire guy who, who is consistently dumping hundreds of

06:48millions of dollars into the coffers of Democrats to, to get reelected there. They never complain about a

06:55George Soros. As a matter of fact, you, you rarely ever hear Democrats mentioned George Soros.

07:01So now that we have a George Soros on our side, it's a problem. We got to take the money

07:08out of

07:08politics. Oh, now you want to take it out now that the playing field is level. Okay. Okay. All right.

07:19You know, it's kind of like, um, Alabama complaining now that the playing field is level

07:26about Ohio state, you know, dominating college football. You know what I mean? I'm just joking.

07:32I'm joking. I'm a start of war. I'm a start of war. I'm joking. I'm joking. I'm joking. But you

07:39know,

07:39it is Buckeye nation, but anyway, Elon Musk about to make a massive investment to boost Republican

07:46turnout for the midterms. It's a big bet. And Axios is breaking this news just now.

07:51Musk's representatives are declining to say just how much Musk is planning to spend,

07:55but they told Axios the number is expected to be high. Now, obviously,

08:01Musk is the richest man in the world, so high could be absolutely anything. And just the only

08:06context we have is that he spent more than a quarter of a billion dollars in the 2024 election.

08:11Out front now, Alex Eisenstadt, the Axios White House senior political reporter who just broke this

08:17story. So, Alex, you know, as I said, a quarter of a billion dollars last time,

08:21and this is a guy who's gotten a lot, lot, lot richer since then. I mean,

08:25that's pocket change for him. What's your sense of how much money Musk could be about to spend?

08:32Definitely in the tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions. This is going to be

08:37a very in-depth effort, and Elon Musk is going to be playing an incredibly central role now in the

08:43GOP's fall turnout efforts in basically spearheading, door-knocking voter turnout efforts for the

08:51party. So, he is now going to be a very key figure as Republicans try to maintain control of both

08:59chambers of Congress, which is not going to be necessarily easy to do.

09:03Yeah, I mean, obviously, odds are, if you look at it now, that that would not happen.

09:08But I know Speaker Johnson has indicated optimism. I'm curious what your sense is from your reporting,

09:12Alex, that, you know, the specificity of this, that it's on voter turnout specifically, right?

09:18What does that say to you in terms of where the Republican focus is, that Musk would have that

09:25specificity? Sure. So, Musk has been talking with the Trump team. This has been playing out in

09:31recent weeks and recent months. And what Musk wants to do is to focus on low-propensity voters,

09:37people who are, in other words, less likely to turn out to the polls, especially in a non-presidential

09:43election year, right? So, some voters might be a little less motivated to turn out when a

09:49presidential election isn't on the ballot. And that's who Musk is going to be focused on.

09:55So, this comes as Elon Musk is reviving his America PAC with plans to invest heavily in

10:01Republican voter turnout efforts ahead of the midterms. Correspondent Mark Meredith takes a

10:06look at the numbers tonight. Good evening, Mark. Hey, Brett, good to see you. Elon Musk,

10:10the world's richest man and the controversial figure who led the Doge cost-cutting effort,

10:14is back in the political arena. Fox is told he's ready to spend big to boost Republicans. And that's

10:18a big change from a year ago. Remember when he said he was considering funding a third party?

10:23Musk is relaunching his Super PAC, which spent more than $260 million last cycle to help President

10:29Trump get elected. His donations in 2024 made him the largest political donor in U.S. history.

10:35Republicans are feeling excited with their financial advantage. The RNC has $128 million in the bank,

10:41while the DNC remains $2 million in debt. Today, a Super PAC, backed by the League of Conservation

10:47Voters, announced it'll spend $50 million to boost Democratic candidates. The group wants to elect

10:52people who will hold power companies, data center developers, and polluters accountable.

10:56And the group is ready to spend in two key Senate contests, Ohio and North Carolina.

11:01Speaking of North Carolina, a Republican Super PAC says it'll spend $17 million to boost Michael

11:06Whatley. He's the former RNC chairman running to replace retiring Senator Tom Tillis. Fox polling

11:11shows Whatley trailing former Democratic Governor Roy Cooper by nine points.

11:16So yeah, you guys heard all of that. Um, and you know, hopefully, hopefully we can get Michael

11:22Watley across the finish line. I'm not too, uh, keen on that one. I think we're probably going to lose

11:29that race. Uh, it was formerly Tom Tillis's seat, Republican Tom Tillis. Uh, but you know, that it's

11:36one of the things that I talked about before, you know, when we had all of these individuals coming out

11:40and even some of you, you know, we're saying rich, why don't we go after every single Rhino? Why don't

11:45we, why don't we primary everybody? And I'm like, no, you can't do that. You gotta be, you gotta be

11:50strategic about this because if you primary every single Rhino, now you've got a bunch of new

11:55individuals who are there to replace them. And you're going to have to spend money to get their

12:01name out there. You can't, and you can't, you can't, you know, can't divide the money up in that

12:05many different ways because you're going to lose. Okay. You gotta be strategic. You gotta,

12:09you gotta pick out a certain number of rhinos and go after them and leave the rest for the next

12:15cycle. Right. And so, you know, we're kind of seeing, you know, one of the situations that I

12:21was talking about here with Michael Watley, we'll see if we're able to spend enough money. Uh, as you

12:26heard there, there's a, a, a pact for Democrats, I guess, that's going to spend $50 million between

12:32that, between that race. And, uh, I think they said it in Ohio race. So maybe 20 to 25 million

12:38each.

12:40Um, we can overcome that, but you know, any money being spent on Roy Cooper, who is the former

12:47governor of North Carolina, he's already got name recognition, right? People recognize that name.

12:52If you're from North Carolina, you know, who Roy Cooper is, you know what I mean? And if you,

12:56if you don't remember, you'll recognize it when you see the name, you know what I mean? And so

13:02when there's more, you know, millions upon millions of dollars spent on somebody like that,

13:06that just puts you even more behind the hole because you're already behind in the poll. So,

13:11uh, we shall see that is going to be a major money, uh, dump for us, uh, in the Republican

13:18party.

13:18So we're going to have to be strategic on that. Is it, is it worth it to, you know, uh,

13:24try to get

13:25Michael Watley elected? Well, we shall see. We shall see. Um, that is, that is for, uh, somebody else

13:32who is, um, a lot smarter than me to determine. All right. Because I mean, seriously, there,

13:38there, there, there comes a, there come, there becomes a point of diminishing returns. Like,

13:42yeah, you might be able to spend enough to get Michael Watley elected, but what does that mean?

13:47Does that mean Ken Paxton doesn't get elected? Well, if that's the case, well, it's just a wash or

13:54does it, does that mean, you know, we burned all of our money on Michael Watley and Ken Paxton to

13:59get

13:59them elected. So now we don't have money for, you know, some of these other races that we should

14:03have won, you know, uh, Mike Rogers, I believe in Michigan is one of them, you know, so you gotta

14:11be

14:11strategic, you know, um, I'm, I'm thinking Michael Watley might be, uh, you know, Hey Mike, you're on your

14:19own brother, you know, kind of deal. You're way too far behind in the polls. We got a lot, we

14:25got a lot

14:25of races out here that we need to win and they're a lot closer. So we won't have to spend

14:29as much

14:30money on these races as we will on yours. So, you know, you're going to have to fight on your

14:36own.

14:38This is what it is. Um, but I don't know. Y'all let me know what you think. Elon Musk

14:44back in the

14:44fight. So love to hear it. We're already ahead in terms of the money. So him, him piling in is

14:50just

14:50even better, even better. We, we're going to keep these communists out of power. All right.

14:57I'm going to catch y'all in the next one. Peace and love. I'm out.

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