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Well, hello everybody! Welcome to the Todd Stearns Radio Extravaganza. You know the interesting thing about this show—you never know what's going to happen. You really don't, and that's part of the that's part of the the joy of doing the Todd Stern's radio program. We just have a lot of fun.

We love hearing from our listeners. And yesterday, I don't know what you guys were putting in the sweet tea. But the callers yesterday, you guys reached a an all time high. You raised the bar of callers on the Don Stearns radio show. From the guy who called in about the government teat to the what the addictomy diagnosis.

Well done, well done, and well played. We have some of the dare I say wittiest.

Well, no, yes, of course, Dylan. Of course, you're the most attractive. We have the best-looking conservative women listening to this radio program in America. I'll say the world. Wow, they're beautiful, and the guys.

Yeah, you you guys aren't too bad at. You can't just leave them by. No, yeller, you're you're better than average, but I'm just saying, conservative and by and large, conservative women are just drop dead gorgeous anyway. But the ones that listen to this program, off the charts. We should have a calendar.

We should do a calendar, babes of the Todd Stern show. Am I digging a hole here that I can't get out already? Yeah, it's too early for you to be doing this. We should take auditions. We should, we should have auditions.

Double down on it. Yes, later this week. Those of you wanting to be Miss February. Wow.

Well, I guarantee you, we would get some. You know, and hold on. Let's just put a pin in this for just. I know we've got a lot of. We've got to save the republic, all right?

But let's talk about this for a moment. I mean, when you think about the average Democrat gal, if you, if I were to tell you, oh, this is Marge, and she's a Democrat, what would you immediately think, Dylan? I don't know what I would think. You don't want to say no. I don't want to say it on the.

You know what? I put you.

Well, I will because that's what we do for a living. Yeah. If If I were to tell you, oh, I have a friend named Marge, and no, and really, I don't have Democrat friends. If I have a neighbor named Marge, and Marge is a Democrat, you think a couple of things. First of all, there's a coexist bumper sticker on the back of the vehicular.

She is. Dare I say, she knows her way around the all-you-can-eat buffet. She's wearing a she's wearing the Birkenstocks. She's got magenta hair. There are multiple body piercings, including, and this is an this is pretty much a guarantee.

She's got a nose ring, and she screams like a banshee. I mean, that's immediately.

So, if you are thinking, if I mean, if I am telling you, oh, I've got a liberal that I know, and her name is Marge, that's what you would think of.

Now, on the other side of the equation, if if I were to tell you, oh, I have a oh, what you know, we'll say Kristen, I have a I have a conservative friend named Kristen. I have a number of friends named Kristen who are conservatives. Dylan, what would you immediately think of? Wonderful, you know hygiene. You know the hair's nice.

Oh, that's it.

So let me. Marge also smells. You can smell her before you see her. You forgot that part. I wanted to add it.

Body odor. Yeah, body odor knows how to knows their way around deodorant pretty well. Wow, we're we're not building a hole. We're digging a trench. An entire trench.

You're making me do this. Yeah, but you would think. I mean, when you think of a conservative woman, you think of maybe a happy homemaker or a successful businesswoman who is very well put together and can, you know, she goes to the gym. She takes care of herself. She knows how to cook.

She knows how to shoot a gun. And she she could be a beauty queen, and many of them are. By the way, I'm just I just described Miss Mississippi, and I've never even met Miss Mississippi. This is why Southern women mostly, by and large, win the beauty pageants across America.

So I'm just so I'm just telling you that's what were we talking about? Oh yes.

So we have good looking we have a good looking audience.

So all that to say, I mean. Yeah, I mean, I guess we could put together like a um a conservative women of the Todd Stern show like calendar. I think it would sell like hotcakes. Yeah, it it might. Yeah, that's for sure.

I think. Are you going to do a men section for us too? Are we just we're not? No, no. You and me, we can't be on a calendar.

No, we can't be on a calendar.

Well. That just leaves. I think we could leave out, yeah, the ladies. But we could, I mean, we could be like on the back cover or something. Like, put us a staff shot, just we appreciate.

But we've got to, yeah, we've got to put like the conservative ladies, like on John Deere tractors. Oh yeah, sure. You know, on a what riding lawnmower in a hunting stand. Oh, deer stand. Yeah, got to do.

Oh, working the the smoker over at a barbecue joint for sure. Yeah, I love this. You know. This is going. This is going to go over well.

I can't wait. And you know, and and and again, we would love your ideas, ladies. But we want to celebrate you, and we want to worship you, like you should be worshipped. We we love putting conservative women up on a pedestal. Did we cross the line yet?

I think I think we've crossed the line five minutes ago. We haven't even been five minutes into the show. What happened? This is terrible.

So I say that, by the way, because. Of what happened the other day at President Trump's rally wasn't in Youngstown, Ohio, when they had this very large woman who just started screaming at the president, and they had to haul her out of the the stadium there, and she was yammering. It was ugly, and we described as they were trying to get this rather portly woman out of the stands, and every time the the men tried to grab onto the Their hands just disappeared into the fat folds, and it was a terrible situation. And then, as she's being hauled out, they finally got her out. And I feel bad for the guys, you know, the law enforcement, because I am not sure if they had back supports or anything, but you know you don't want to you don't want to throw your back out.

That was a lot of weight to lug around. And as they're hauling her out, they ask her if she wants to say anything, and she starts cursing Donald Trump.

Well, Donald Trump didn't force you to eat the extra Big Mac, ma'am. That's on you. And so then there's a story out of Austin, Texas. A a liberal white woman is is embroiled in a massive controversy with black college students.

So apparently, the way this story goes, out of Austin. There is a a liberal white woman. She moved into this predominantly black neighborhood across the street from an HBCU, and she's got a James Tullifrico sign in her front yard, and she's been screaming at the black college kids. Over street parking, and so now the entire neighborhood is coming out. It's kind of like these, and no offense to big city folks, but it's sort of like in in many of the southern communities, we've got all these Northerners coming down.

That I don't, I I want to call them Yankees. They they are. We we mean it's a term of endearment, but we've got all these Yankees moving to the southern states, and they move into these neighborhoods, and in a lot of neighborhoods in. The South people still keep farm animals, whether it be goats or chickens or roosters or whatever. And so now these folks, the the newcomers, the Yankees, they're invading.

We also no.

Well, if I wanted to be rude, Dylan, I would have called them carpetbaggers. I'm not trying to be rude. I'm trying to be polite, so I'm calling them Yankees.

So the Yankees come down, and the next thing you know, they're going to the city council, and you know, for example, I'll just—I mean, it's happened. I know in in our area where you've got the Yankees, and they're upset because you got the rooster crowing or whatever.

So they go to the council meeting. Hello, my name is Guido, and I'm from I'm from Joymentown, by way of Newark, New Jersey. And what's up with the roosters? And you know, people can't understand them. They're like, "What did you say?

You're the rooster, man! It's going the cock-a-doodle-doo, and I don't like people waking me up at the crack of dawn by saying cock-a-doodle-doo." You're like, well, sorry, sir, and that's what roosters do. I mean, they cockadoodledo. What do you want us to do?

So anyway, that's what we're dealing with here, and that's what they're dealing with in Austin, Texas. This white liberal white chick moves into the black neighborhood, and now she's expecting everybody to conform to her way of living. That's not how it works, ma'am. And it's always the woke white liberal women. Always, so I I feel bad for the HBCU students because you know what we have to deal with that here in Memphis a lot.

And these, there's nothing worse than a woke, and there's nothing uglier than a woke white. Woman, they are, and I'm not talking about appearance. I'm just talking about the condition of their soul. They're very unkind people.

So all that to say, hang in there, Austin, Texas, HBCUs, and feel bad for those kids. All that to say, we got a great show today, ladies and gentlemen. Matt Towery's going to be here, our favorite pollster. I was listening to Hannity's show yesterday afternoon. I was out doing the the exercise walk over at the Shelby Farms in Memphis, one of the largest urban parks in America.

And I was listening to Hannity Towery was on and just really gave a great dissertation on why I am correct about these polls. You cannot trust the polling data that's out there.

So we're going to talk to Matt Towery. He's got a new book out that's coming up a little bit later in the program. Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six is our telephone number. Again, that number nine zero one two six zero. Five nine two six.

I just want to explain the lay of the land here and and where we're going with the midterms. And it it seems like every single day my my BS meter has been spiking out. And there is I have absolutely no doubt in my mind now, no doubt whatsoever, that there is a concerted effort. To take down the America First movement, and that's really what the midterms. the The midterms is it's really not about the Iran War, and hear me on this.

It's really not even about. High gas prices, or even affordability; those are not. That's what they're going to tell you. That's what they tell you the issues are, and a lot of people are buying that perception. And I get that, but that's that's not why Republicans are dealing with issues right now.

I believe it has everything to do with the establishment Republican, the establishment wing of the Republican Party. And the Democrats and the media and the pollsters all colluding together here. You see, the establishment Republicans—they're okay not being in charge. As a matter of fact, they would prefer to be the minority party. They are because ultimately, for them, it's really not about serving their constituents.

It's about lining their pockets with lobbyist dollars and donations. That's why they don't care. They're gonna. It doesn't matter if they're in the majority or not. They're gonna get those dollars, and they don't want anybody in the way of those paychecks.

As a matter of fact, it's a little bit harder to get those dollars when you're in the majority.

So if it takes if it takes losing in November, they're okay with that, but I'm not okay with that, and I don't think you are either. And I think at the end of that, first of all, we've told you don't pay attention to the polls. All right, just set those aside for a moment. At the end of the day, I don't think that you are. I know you're concerned about gas prices.

I don't think that's going to keep you away from the polls. I think you are still going to go, and look—you have every right to be enraged at the Republicans right now. I know I am; Lord knows I am. But ultimately, we cannot allow the communists to get a foothold in Congress. Do you?

Do you hear me on that? We can't let that happen. If you want to teach the Republicans a lesson, fine, that's great, but not not by risking the future of the country. Because once those communists get a foothold in Congress, there will be more of them, and after I don't know three or four more election cycles, there could be a whole lot of them. And we could be in a very bad fix as a country.

So all that to say, hang in there, ladies and gentlemen. Get out and vote. Don't listen to all the there are a lot of negative Nancies out there with the polling data. Don't believe it at all. I will say this campaign, like you're twenty points behind.

That's what we've got to do every single day between now and election day. And I do believe we're going to be pleasantly surprised by the outcome of the midterm elections. Absolutely, do we've got to take a break? Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. That's nine zero one two six zero five nine two six.

You know what we're going to do, Dylan? Today, today, and today only, our hot female callers—they go right to the top of the list. How's that? That sounds great. We're going to take you on the honor system.

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Mississippi, where the Obama and many of the other big-time Democrats are campaigning, and they believe that they've got a chance to pick up some ground and momentum in Mississippi, the Magnolia State. There's a guy running for the Senate. He's a Democrat by the name of Scott Collum, and he's running against Senator Cindy Hyde Smith. She is. Oh, Jesus!

She's a she's a rhino. And she's one of these senators. You know, there are some senators that that enjoy going on the shows, talking to their constituents, sitting down and and defending their votes on controversial issues, and really being there for the people. She's not one of those people.

So she was doing an interview the other day, and we there was a guy named Charlie Handscher in Tennessee who was actually on my. My show, and the guy was the former AG commissioner of Tennessee. He's running for Congress, and he was said he was really upset about the high prices of beef.

So I said, "What is your what is your message to the voters?" And he said, "Well, turkey is cheaper." I think he said turkey is four dollars a pound.

So Charlie Hancher, the Republican, says, "You know, eat more." Turkey, you have Michelle Tafoya, who is running for the Senate as a Republican in Minnesota, saying, "Don't buy Starbucks." That's the answer to you know the the the high prices.

So Cindy Hyde Smith says, "Just pick another protein." So that's her that's her answer. Pick another. Protein. Take a listen to cut thirty-three. The price of beef continuing to go up.

You know you have so many proteins to choose from. Pick another protein. I'd rather pick another senator instead. Pick another protein. She done lost her damn mind.

I'd rather pick another senator. Pick another protein. What the? Pick another senator instead. Wow.

Got a good beat to it. That's actually a very effective ad.

So again, my question is what I? It's really not a question. There are two things going.

Well, there are multiple things going on with the Republicans out of the aisle. First of all, these kinds of answers to these kinds of questions—that's political malpractice. Shame on you, Republicans! Come up with a better answer than eat more turkey or pick another protein. Are you kidding me?

Come on, get real. But again, it goes back to the broader issue here. Do do some of these Republicans really want to win? Are they trying to sabotage your own campaigns? I mean, that's what I'd be asking.

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So we we know a little bit more now about the guy who became an appetizer for. The Siberian tiger in the UK really more not an appetizer is more of an amuse bouche, I guess, that little special something before the main meal arrives. His name is William Chapman, and apparently, according he's a former child actor, and many of you have seen this video where he jumps into the the tiger enclosure at this zoo. And then decides to play with the tiger, and the tiger was actually looking for dinner. And I I don't know if the tiger ordered Grubhub or not, but the tiger turns around and well, there he is.

And it's a terrible tragedy. It turns out that the family of this guy said that he was suffering from severe mental illness.

So my question is: Okay, well, why was he being left to his own devices? What was anybody looking after this guy?

So the family says they're utterly devastated that their loved one was eaten, as any of us would be, I suppose. The family says, "quote We're devastated by our loss, struggling to come to terms with what has happened." William suffered from significant mental illness over a number of years, and was consequently prescribed strong medication. The family are hopeful that the relevant authorities will do their utmost to get to the bottom of why our amazing son did what he did. He was remembered by loved ones as a bright, warm, and engaging young man whose family loved him dearly, and William loved them back. Video shows him pacing around with his headphones in, happily dancing, before asking fellow zoogoers to snap a picture of him with the tiger in the background.

The tiger, by the way. Weighed four hundred and twenty pounds, and dragged dragged him into a wooden part of the enclosure, and then, well, we have to imagine, devoured him. The one-time actor performed alongside Harry Potter stars as a child.

Now, this is where it gets interesting. President Trump has weighed in on this, and the president sharing the the video of the the child actor and the the the tiger, and the president said, "Don't mess with with nature," and the president was actually right here. I I I agree, and I we don't know what I mean. Clearly, this guy was crazy. He was crazy nuts.

But the president's under fire now, and the reason why is that after the president posted the video, he posted another video, and it's an AI video. We think it is. I don't know. A lot of people are saying this was an AI video, but I don't know about that, Dylan, because it shows President Trump in his trademark blue suit and red tie, and the president has jumped into the enclosure. And begins wrestling with the tiger.

And at the very end of the video, the the president, by the way, chases after the tiger, jumps on the tiger's back. They tumble to the ground, and then the president and the the tiger embrace each other. And the president's under a lot of fire for this. People are saying that the president is being insensitive. Do we know for sure it's an AI video?

I mean, our president—he's done some remarkable things, so maybe he has tamed the animal kingdom. There's always a chance. You never know. You never be too sure about those things. But people are just enraged over this.

They're they're saying the president crossed the line. Drudge reports they they have no less than. Five headlines about this: President loses the plot, chasing AI tigers; inflation accelerating nightmare before midterms. I don't. I mean, it's a terrible thing, but everybody's talking about it.

Here's what Piers Morgan said: This is appallingly tasteless. Delete it, President Trump.

Well, Pierce is British. We really don't care about his opinion. Republicans against Trump.

Someone take Grandpa's phone away. Another person says, "I'm utterly convinced he's trying to lose the midterms." Mediaite reporting that President Trump sparked a wave of backlash after he posted an AI-generated video of himself wrestling and cuddling a tiger. The president posted this underneath the the video of him cuddling the tiger. Don't ever mess with nature, President T.J.T. The White House rapid response account subsequently amplified that post, and then Trump returned to True Social with a captionless AI generated video depicting himself confronting the tiger.

Former DC Commissioner Patricia Aguino said his brain is cooked. Talking about about Trump, an independent journalist Aaron Rupar, who's a radical leftist, says the president is a sick man. Yeah, I just know the person who was sick was the guy who jumped in to the enclosure and went after the tiger. George Conway, the ex-husband of Kellyanne, said the mentally ill president of the United States gleefully posted grisly video of a man being killed by a tiger, and then an official White House account funded by taxpayers reposted. Will the American media finally report on the president's manifest psychiatric disorders?

I don't. Does that really is president crazy? Maybe crazy like a fox. Or a tiger in this case, but in all seriousness, I everybody in the country is talking about it, and I think this is a pretty shrewd move on the president's part because the president knows everybody's talking about it. I mean, when was the last time you saw somebody jump him to the tiger enclosure at your local zoo?

Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six our telephone number. That's nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. There you go. It's people are gonna. What are they gonna?

I mean, people are. What are you gonna do? What are you gonna do? All right, I've got to play this this audio, and we're posting the video of this on the website. Her name is Jamie West.

She is a Democrat council candidate in Indiana, and at first we thought this was this was AI. It is not AI. This is legitimate, and this woman is slap crazy nuts. Take a lesson. And that's what I have to say about that.

Okay. And our last question of the night is: If elected, what is one decision that you expect to make that may be unpopular with some voters, but you believe ultimately would be in the best interest of Fayette County? Hmm. I wouldn't raise your taxes. Um.

What is the one decision that I would make? Hmm. Repeat that again. What is the one decision that I would make that might not be popular? Right, that may be unpopular with some voters.

With some voters, but is in the best interest of the county. Firing all Republicans. I wouldn't let them. I mean, I don't even talk to them. I don't like them.

I mean, they voted against our. The own state representative voted against her own party. I mean, what do you want me to say? I don't like being around them. I mean, y'all did this to us.

You all voted for us. You made this happen. This ice coming into our communities, stealing people's jobs. I mean, uh. I've been threatened so many times to my face by maga.

We'll call them because there's Republicans who actually get it. You know, there there are good Republicans out there, but then there's these magas who are just racist and aren't very intelligent at all. They call you names. It's my sheriff's nephew trying to blow my head off. But you know what are you going to do?

Well, that brings us to your opportunity to say just a few last words to to the voters. We have guns too. All right. Jeez. Uh, you know the first two words that come to mind here, Dylan.

Colt forty-five. Yeah, I think I wouldn't light a match anywhere near that. That gal, she was pickled, very pickled. Yeah, lots of uh, I don't know what she was drinking, but that had to be super strong.

Well, and the way she was just like sprawled out in the chair, and she she would keep looking at the camera with the wild eyes. Let me tell you about mayor. Mayor like me, I like them. That's actually pretty accurate about what just happened. Wow!

All right, you know that's got to be an that's going to have to be an SNL skit.

So, but that that's the quality and the caliber of Democrats that are running local, state, and national. Thank you very much. I love you. By the way, she's not very attractive. I mean, you know, classic.

She's not classically beautiful. I'm just saying. And that's the thing with booze. It makes you ugly.

So you got to get that out of your life. Got to get yourself cleaned up. Got to. Let's go to the phones here. Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six.

Melissa in Sugarland, Texas, listening to us on Patriot Talk nine twenty. Melissa, what do you make of this video of the president? Good morning.

So I love President Trump. Always have. I feel like the Democrats are okay with doing the same sort of thing when it's them doing it, but when the tables are reversed, everyone wants to like say horrible, awful things about him. Forget that he's the president of our United States, and I think they haven't even given him a fair shot from day one. Melissa, they haven't given him a shot from from day one, and again, I'm just I'm not understanding why people are upset at what the president did because he's not mocking the kid; he's just saying, "Don't mess with nature." And how many times have we seen?

You know, I think we've got like a generation of people that you know they buy into this idea that these are just lovable, like little furries when they're you know they're red blooded killers. These animals. Exactly. Trying to warn the American people, Melissa. Exactly, and he always, you know, pays the price because of it.

I like what he did. I don't feel like he did anything wrong. I mean, from day one until now, he's kept all his promises he made to all of us. He's done everything he said he was going to do. I'll stand behind him all the way, always.

So, I just pray for Texas right now and all the other states with the midterms coming, because Calafrio scares the holy crap out of me. Is that right? What scares you about what? What is it about Talafrico that's got you scared?

Well, other than that, he's going to totally destroy Texas, and is for everything that I'm not for, and saying things that aren't true where God is concerned and everything else. It just It's cage rattling, so I just pray that Paxton manages to pull this off. Because I'm not really sure. I'm trying not to pay attention to the polls, but every time I hear the newest thing, it's always oh they're ahead, they're ahead.

So I've kind of just turned a deaf ear to it at this point, and just have to you know vote full Republican ticket, and then just hope everything works out. Look, I I think you've got the right game plan here, Melissa, and and that's what I'm urging everybody to do: vote straight ticket. That's what you've got to do here. We've got we've got to send a message that we're not going to support anyone from a political party that is supporting communism or the rise of political Islam. And you guys are dealing with two big issues right there in Texas.

Yes. All right, Melissa. Did you hear the news? I'm actually coming to Houston on Tuesday.

So I was just fixing to tell you. I look forward to meeting you. I will be at Collectors Firearms on Tuesday, and I can't wait. It's going to be a lot of fun, Melissa. And we're bringing a lot of books, so hopefully we'll be able to get you a book as well.

So look forward to seeing you there. You as well, Todd. Take care. All right, that's Melissa from Sugarland, Texas. And by the way, we are going to be in Texas in Houston at Collectors Firearms.

In on Tuesday, and it's from four to seven o'clock. You're gonna love it. You're gonna have a great time. I'll be saying a few words. We're gonna keep it pretty light with the speeches because we want to be able to hang out with all you guys.

There's gonna be free food, free drinks, great prizes, the best darn happy hour in Houston, and a chance to win a firearm, a brand new firearm. You're gonna love this, and it's all coming up Tuesday in Houston. Also. I'm very excited to make this announcement for all of our Gainesville listeners, W.D.U.N. territory guys.

We're coming to town October 27th. That is the day before my birthday. October twenty seventh, we're going to be at the Long Street Cafe, home of their world famous banana pudding, and they got great biscuits. From five to seven o'clock on October the twenty seventh, we want you to come down. It's going to be a lot of fun.

We're going to be doing our show, our full national show from Gainesville on that day, so you know it's going to be a wild day. And then we'll be doing the book signing from five to seven o'clock at the Long Street Cafe, courtesy of our friends. At WTUN, and they know how to roll out the red carpet. We'll be doing the book signing, the whole nine yards, and we want you to be a part of that as well. All right, nine zero one two six zero five nine two six.

This is the Todd Stern Show. All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. This is the Tonsterns Radio Show. Coming up in the next hour, young female athletes around the country are standing up and they're fighting back over these boys that are invading their athletic teams and their locker rooms, and that is something that that really should should really be a source of pride. That we have such courageous young people, but also, really, what what the heck, adults, grown ups?

Why are you? Why aren't you standing up and doing something about this? I mean that's just crazy. Also, President Trump in Alaska yesterday he pardoned a couple of truckers who got sent to jail for fixing truck engines.

So we're going to tell you all about that as well. Also. Adam Hamilton, the Senate candidate in Kansas, all sorts of crazy allegations that he provided cover for a pedophile. Those are the allegations back in the early days of his ministry career. Adam Hamilton, a Democrat Methodist preacher, and we'll get into more of that.

And we've got some new audio.

Somebody on Ken Paxton's team leaking a lot of audio to the media. They they think. Think this is making Paxton look bad? I don't think it is at all. I think Kim Paxton has a pretty good peg on what's actually going on.

And let me just say this: and this is something that John Cornyn and Karl Rove and George W. Bush don't want you to know. That Kim Paxton has been an incredible Attorney General. He's actually done a very good job. Is he a great campaigner?

Absolutely not. We're not going to rehash that, but I want you to know that Ken Paxton actually did a phenomenal job as Attorney General.

Some of you say, "Well, Todd, wasn't he impeached by the Republicans in the State House?" That was that was an attack led by Karl Rove.

So you you've got to understand what the America First movement is facing here, folks. It's not just the Democrats; it's the establishment Republicans coming after our guys. All right, hang tight. Hour two of the big show. We got a lot of ground to cover.

Matt Towery, our great political analyst and pollster, coming up as well. We'll be right back, America. From Memphis, Tennessee, it's America's favorite gun-toting, Bible-clinging, deplorable American. That's us. That's right.

I love this American ride. Starts all right. Emerald Robinson, formerly Newsmax and OAN, has a little item that's causing a bit of a stir on social media.

So Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former ambassador of Greece, the country, not the musical. Kimberly Guilfoyle out after accusations that she was involved in a basically it was a pay for play scheme. She needed somebody to pay her bills, and she was offering access in exchange for cash. Those are the dirty allegations. And we don't know what she was using the money for.

I, you know, it's I don't know. I look, it's um, it takes a lot of money to you know to do what Kimberly Guilfoyle does.

So anyway, Emerald Robinson is now saying that she just got a call that Guilfoyle was actually writing a tell-all book about Trump's inner circle called "The Devil Wears MAGA." Emerald Robinson says, "My prediction: somebody in the Susie Wiles administration is going to pay her a hundred grand very soon. That's, by the way, what's left on the Amex bill. You know, it it may the price may go up. The I I am not surprised. I would not be surprised if Guilfoyle does this." Writes a tell-all book, it'll make her millions of dollars, or at least she'll get an advance worth millions of dollars, and it it should at least alleviate some of her financial issues, at least in the interim.

But yeah, I do not doubt that she would she would try to do something like this because President Trump sort of sliding Kilfoyle yesterday, saying that you know she wasn't part of the family, and that was a little that was interesting. It was interesting, but clearly Trump not happy with Guilfoyle, and that is is that. By the way, our telephone number nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. That number again nine zero one two six zero five nine two six.

So I want to play some some audio here. This is from the president yesterday. And the president in Wasilla, Alaska. You know, he's doing all of these campaign events across the country, trying to gin up the base, try to get everybody, you know, fired up and ready to go and vote. Oh, speaking of that, before sorry, I'm getting off on a tangent here, but just bear with me.

Today in Tennessee, early voting begins. Got a report just a few moments ago that at one polling location, they have never seen so many people getting out to vote.

Now the downside: apparently, a lot of the people voting are wearing face diapers. I, I just, I, yeah, I, I don't think that those people are Republicans. By and large, Republicans do not wear face diapers in public. I mean, they may, but I don't think so. But and I'm not sure what to read into that.

As a matter of fact, don't read anything into it. We're just reporting what our eyewitnesses are seeing, and they are seeing people wearing face diapers going to vote in one of the Memphis suburbs. But I'm very curious if you are listening to us in Tennessee. Did you go early vote? What was that experience?

Like and what's what's your takeaway?

So anyway, back to President Trump in Alaska. Cut thirty-five, please. They want to put him in jail for ten years because they fixed an engine. How sick!

Now, if you murder somebody, no problem. Unless a Republican does the murdering, then it's you know the electric chair, right? If you murder somebody, if you brutalize somebody. You can do anything you want, but if you fix an engine, and the problem is, I would imagine, because I know the way it works, I know a lot about engines, I know a lot about trucking, I have no choice but to know it. But the problem is that you bring them to some of these places, and the people that fix them are no good, right?

You get these guys know more about fixing engines than the people that they have to pay a lot of money to.

So the concept is that. If you allow people to fix the engines, they're going to take all of the environmental crap that makes it bad, makes it inefficient, makes it expensive. That they're going to undo that, and when you undo that, you therefore send fumes into the air.

So we're going to put them in jail for ten years.

Well, I heard about it. I read the story about it, and did a little checking. And I'm giving each one of the three an unconditional pardon. And and that means I don't know if you've ever heard when you give somebody a pardon. They say that means, and I don't know how this works and why it's an expression, but it's well used.

That means you're as clean as a newborn baby's ass.

Now, I never, I never, I never understood that. Why is that so clean? But they they they felt that was the definition of cleanliness. And so you know we'll do. We'll accept it.

So I'm going to sign this now.

Something that Joe Biden would be unable to do because he was unable to sign his signature. He would have to send it out for an autopen. Zachary. Wow! What an honor.

I love doing this stuff. And he does. You know, he really does. He he really does enjoy helping people who were just trying to do the right thing in life. And when you look going back to the Biden years, just how dark and dangerous this place became, this country became for freedom-loving Americans.

And President Trump righting a lot of wrongs, and I I just greatly appreciate what the president is doing and did yesterday there in the great state of Alaska. All right, this audio from Georgia.

Now we've been focusing on the the governor's race there, the Senate race, and the lieutenant governor's race is really getting interesting. You've got Greg Dolazol, who is the Republican. Candidate going up against the Democrat Josh McLaurin, and there was a debate yesterday. And let me tell you something: Dolasol really, really did a great job. I want you to take a listen to cut thirty-four.

Josh, there was a bill that was going to require convicted child molesters to place a no trick or treating sign in front of their house during Halloween. You objected to this bill because you said it was going to be, and I quote, "downright humiliating for the child molester." You've got to help me out on this one, Josh. What were you thinking?

So I'm a lawyer, and lawyers take hard cases when the Constitution requires it, and I will not apologize for standing for constitutional rights even. Even when it's difficult, the ACLU is a First Amendment organization. They take incredibly hard positions with unpopular clients sometimes because the rule of law is what matters.

Now, there will be people who scratch their heads sometimes when a lawyer says, "I'm committed to the First Amendment." You know, and usually when we take these votes, Greg, and you know this too, we have some research staff. We know when federal courts have already ruled against some of these laws, and we know when we're walking into lawsuits where we're going to have to spend taxpayer money.

So it's great. For your politics, I mean, you can appeal to your base all day. Your seventy percent Forsyth County district, where you've won every primary by going all the way to the right, you can appeal to that politics. But at the end of the day, taxpayers have to pay the bill when we do unconstitutional things.

So again, I need voters to pay attention to the details and not buy what Greg is saying at a top political level, as he's done for eight years. It's more important to look at the actual rule of law to defend constitutional rights and to do so in a way that preserves taxpayer. Mr. Delazale, your rebuttal. Yeah, this gets to an overarching problem that Josh and Keisha Lance Bottoms both have.

They are soft on crime. Josh was one of just three members of the entire Georgia State Senate, Republican or Democrat, to vote against the Fentanyl Eradication Act. He was one of just five State Senators to vote against a Democrat bill that was going to increase fines and prison time for violent street racing. Josh McClure and, alongside Keisha Lance Bottoms, when it comes to public Safety will be like pouring gasoline on the Wendy's fire. Wow!

Yeah, I mean, just unbelievable, unbelievable.

Now here's what here's what's going down in in Georgia. Josh McLaurin, a state senator, sparked a lot of outrage over a. Over an amendment, a proposed amendment regarding registered sex offenders, and the idea was to post a "no candy" sign on the residences so that kids would not show up at the home of, you know, pedophiles wanting a Kit Kat bar. I mean, that's ultimately what it was. But McClaren actually opposed the mandatory wording of the sign.

Arguing that compelling specific mandated speech at somebody's house raised serious First Amendment free speech concerns, so this guy had a problem with a law that would have required pedophiles and child sex predators from putting a sign up on the front of their house during Halloween saying "No candy treats or trick or treating at this residence." It was the "No Candy" sign. And what I found fascinating here, that at least in Georgia, and all you people going to vote in Georgia, you need to understand that according to Mister. McClaren, the Democrat, you are far right if you believe that children should not be getting candy, should not be getting trick or treats from pedophiles. That makes you a far right extremist. In the state of Georgia, that guy is slap crazy.

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Make the switch today and join our news revolution. Get Newsmax on cable, on streaming, and download the free app. It takes just seconds to start, and let President Trump know that you stand with Newsmax, real news for real people. All right, one of the things that we're going to be keeping an eye on moving forward, and I told you about this. Yesterday on the show, that there are a lot of establishment Republicans who are now being emboldened to speak out against President Trump and America First Conservatives.

The latest is a guy by the name of Spencer Cox. He is the Republican Governor of Utah, and he's out there, and he is he's poo pooing the Republican Party's chances in the midterm elections. Take a lesson to cut forty-one. I won't ask you to predict whether they will take the house or senate because.

Well, I don't think it's but it doesn't matter. It's not. It's not. It's not looking great, guys, for my team. But if you're going to give me the opening, I'm going to take it.

This is. This is. Look. Usually, the party in charge loses the midterms. That's just the way it works.

The way it's almost always worked.

So only twice since the World War II has a party actually gained seats that held the White House. Almost always works this way. The political scientists here will tell you.

So that's that's going to happen. And and you know probably going to lose badly. Every party wins by a little and thinks they have a mandate to implement all their wildest dreams, and then the country's like, "That's not what we hired you for." That's really dumb. And so we go the other direction. What's interesting with this one though is Republicans are doing very poorly, but even though Democrats are probably going to win the House and the Senate's going to be close.

So anyway, this guy goes on and he says it's not looking great for the Republicans. We're probably going to lose badly. Republicans are doing very poorly, folks. This is the this is the top Republican in the state of Utah, and and look, if if that's the case, then what are you doing, Governor, to reverse that trend? What are you doing to get out the vote?

I mean, imagine being a Republican in Utah. You're a candidate on the ballot, and you've got the guy at the at at the top of the ticket saying, "Well, you know that doesn't look good." Might want to get those resumes dusted off, boys. I mean, what? Come on! Unbelievable.

Look, these Republicans they they just they can't help themselves. They just can't help themselves. Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. If you want to have those conversations, have them in private. But here's a problem with that: when you have things and you you say something in private, somebody's recording you, and then they leak the audio of you to the media.

I'm telling you, there is a lot of just deviant behavior going on within the Republican world right now, and that's what happened to Ken Paxton, and he was talking. About the the campaign, and he was saying that Greg Abbott is struggling.

Now, again, these were private conversations that were leaked to the media. Take a listen. It's the rest of the thing. Like you know, we hear Abbott struggling, but is that?

So yes, Abbott is struggling, but he has a lot of money. She has none. And I would, if I asked 99 people in a room, or 100 people in a room, maybe one would know. No name ID. He's still close.

And he didn't have any time there. It was brutal. With all the negative ads.

So those are my two disadvantages. One was three, actually, not having time to raise more money, having the negative ads, and my opponent was well funded and well known. For his rest of the ticket, who knows the Democrats? There's not a single like. If I said who's running for Texas AG is a Democrat, he gave me a no.

Who's running against Lieutenant Governor? I don't know. I can't even name her name.

So, so maybe he's looking okay for his election. AG, he would. He's probably riding along with Governor. It's not like his name is super high, but he had a lot. He spent a lot of money in the primary.

Yeah, and he has money. He can spend.

So he's going to be in better shape because he can advertise and and he has what eight hundred fifty million.

So he can advertise whatever he wants to, whatever he feels from polling. That's the chip Roy. He beat Chip Roy. Yes. Yeah.

Yeah. Is the legislature going to get Republican instead of this hybrid thing? I don't know if y'all know, but the legislature is not as good as it's not a Republican legislature. The House. All right.

So anyway, ladies and gentlemen, that was some of the the interview there. And look, this is about getting out the vote.

So all I can do, and and I know there are a lot of other talk radio hosts that are doom and gloom twenty four seven, and look, I can't do that, and I don't want to do that because I don't want to d I don't want to be a part of the depressing of the vote. I want you to get out there, and I want you to vote, but I'm also very clear eyed about what we're doing here. And it is absolutely true that the Republican Party has failed you, from the local level all the way up to the White House. They have failed you on a lot of key issues, and and it is not right. But we just cannot allow the left to gain a foothold.

We cannot allow the communist to win office. We just can't do that.

So I'm just telling everybody, you got to get with the program here. Let's get out the vote. By the way, just got a text from our our good friend Justin, a KWM listener, and said it took 35 minutes. Stood in line 35 minutes to vote today. Early voting underway.

Let us know how things are going out there, folks. This is the Todd Stern Show. All right, just got an email from Courtney. The subject line: "Rambling nonsense." Courtney says, "Tell Todd to focus on getting Republicans out to vote." He is spewing counterproductive gibberish. Stay on point, if that's not asking too much.

Now, I don't know if Courtney has been. Smoking a little bit of the devil's lettuce today, or maybe she's touched in the head, as they say, or perhaps might be a closet leibtard. I don't know. But Dylan, what have I been talking about for the past ninety minutes on this radio program? I have no idea.

I'm just kidding. You've been rambling, Todd. Courtney doesn't. Courtney doesn't like it. Courtney, you got to listen.

We just, we just literally before going to break, talked about how important it was for Republicans to get out and vote, regardless of the naysayers and the negativity. As a matter of fact, here is a guy that says, "You know what? I am voting for Trump. I am voting for Trump candidates, no matter what." Cut thirty eight. I would pay twenty dollars a gallon before I vote for any Democrat.

Who do you think is to blame for the price of gas right now? Oh, not Trump. Not Trump. I'm young, so I don't have complete financial freedom yet. It's hard trying to pay for college and worrying about gas.

Gas is always going up and down. It it sucks. I like that we stopped gas taxes in Ohio. There are no high. A little high, but I think when the war is over, they're going to come down.

They're going to come down fast. Do you place any blame on the president for that? No, I mean I know he's doing what he can, and I know a lot of people are upset with him. I mean, yeah, I get upset with him. I mean, I love the man, but I don't always agree with him.

Yeah, of course not. Who who does? I know. I mean, look. Does the president agree with the vice president and everything?

No, of course not.

So, look, President Trump is doing a fine job, and this is not this is not a referendum on the president. I know the president wants it to be, but at the end of the day, it's going to be up to the individual candidates to get themselves across the finish line. Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. Our telephone number. That's nine zero one two six zero five nine two six.

Here is Stephen Miller on all of these midterm polls that I've been telling you do not pay attention to. Cut number ten. The purpose of publishing these suppression polls is designed to demoralize people, to convince people that it's not worth continuing the fight to save and rescue their country. The reason why America has lower energy prices than everyone else in the developed world is because of President Trump. The reason why we have record job creation is because of President Trump.

Democrats fought bloody murder to stop. All of this, every single step President Trump took to secure the border, they ran to court and sued. To try to order us to keep the border open, every single thing that President Trump did to bring our energy supply chains back to America, they fought us in court and sued us. Every single thing he did on violent crime, sanctuary Democrat mayors and sanctuary Democrat politicians fought us relentlessly. They voted against tax cuts for every single American family.

They voted against the child tax credit. They voted against the Trump accounts. They voted against no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on social security. They Not been our partners in a single one of the victories that President Trump has delivered for America.

Well, there you go, and and again, I I know that many of you buy into a lot of the negativity out there. I just want to run through a couple of stats here because these are important for you to understand. When voters went to the polls, they were talking about the economy. Do you realize that under Joe Biden? Inflation was at 9.1 percent under Joe Biden.

That was the highest under Biden, 9.1 percent. Right now, current inflation rates as of September 2026, 3.7 percent. I mean, there has been a dramatic change in the economy under Donald Trump, and thanks to the president's policies, it's just simply remarkable. What about border crossings? Do you realize that illegal border crossings have fallen by nearly ninety five percent under President Trump compared to Joe Biden?

The monthly average under Biden's administration, the monthly average, one hundred fifty five thousand four hundred eighty five border apprehensions under Trump, eighty eight hundred seventy. I mean, it's just really remarkable what Donald Trump has done. I mean, we no longer have a a porous border.

So when you you look at the at the two presidencies, you get a pretty clear understanding. You got to cut through all the the garbage, all the noise, and get down to it. And Donald Trump has been incredibly successful. And if you don't want to do the research, don't worry. I did it for you.

It's all in my new book, The Golden Age: How Trump Saved America.

So there you go. Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six is our telephone number. That's nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. And by the way, take a look at at crime, and not just Washington D.C. or Memphis, Tennessee, but crime across the nation has fallen at a dramatic, dramatic way, especially when it comes to.

When it comes to violent crime, three hundred and sixty-two point nine violent crimes per one hundred thousand residents during the Biden years. Trump three hundred and twenty-seven thousand, or three hundred and twenty-seven point six per one hundred thousand.

So a dramatic drop in crime here in the Memphis area. Crime down forty-nine percent because of President Donald J. Trump and the Memphis Safe Task Force.

So again, lots of success stories, and the problem is not only are the Democrats not talking about it, we know they're not going to do that, or the media. Yeah, we get that, but a good many Republicans they don't have the wherewithal to actually talk about what really matters. They have an incredible record, which again goes back, and you just have to ask yourself: Okay, does that mean, does that mean that the Republicans are intentionally trying to throw this election? And that's a fair. That, ladies and gentlemen, is a very fair question.

Now, one of the one of the good guys in all this, Rudy Yacum, who is out of Indiana, he is a he's a Republican, and I just want to read this to you because this is true. This is what the record and this is the campaign message. Republicans shut down the southern border, created over a million jobs, delivered the largest tax cut in American history, brought manufacturing back to America, and kicked men out of girls. That's the record, and it is a great record because these are all big issues that voters wanted the Republicans to tackle, and they did.

So good for you, Congressman Yakum, for actually saying what needed to be said.

So Republicans embrace that winning agenda. Get that out there. All of your ads ought to be talking about these big issues: securing the border, creating jobs, cutting taxes, bringing manufacturing back to America, kicking the perverts out of the girls' sports. God bless America. That's what it's about.

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Coming up in the next hour. Excited to talk to a former member of Ben Carson's presidential team, Jeff Reader says America's best days are still ahead of us. We'll talk to him about that. Also, Matt Talley, who is one of the top political pollsters and political analysts in the country, this is one of the good guys. Matt gets a lot of this right.

He's going to be joining us a little bit later on in the show. He'll also be talking about his new book, "The Honoring." Of ignorance, the seven mirages destroying America. That's going to be interesting.

So you're going to want to stick around for the next hour of the Todd Stearns radio show. All right, nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. That is our telephone number. Kid Rock. He showed up at the president's rally in Clarksville, Tennessee.

Must have driven up from Nashville. And here is what he had to say. This is really brilliant, and we need a lot more people bold enough to say these kinds of things in public. Cut number nine. Number one, I was born in Dearborn, Michigan.

So is my father raised there. My grandfather raised him there. And as we know, I don't know if people understand how it got to be one of the biggest Arab populations outside of the Middle East in the world. I call it more of a religious ideology. I know there's extremists and there's milder versions of it.

I don't want to see my grandkids one day have to fight some civil war over religious ideology. This is scary. I think Al Qaeda's a wolf in sheep's clothing. What's at stake? Oh my gosh!

I mean, do you want your children to be under the arm of teachers' unions, or would you like them to go to school to learn the basics and to and to be taught, you know, about the men and women who fought and died for this country? Or do you want them to go to school and learn about gender identity? It's pretty simple, you know. Until this point in politics, and going back several years, I never felt Democrats didn't scare me. It's like okay, we think differently.

You're big government. I'm small government. You know all those things. I never thought any of them genuinely hated our country.

Now I look around and I go, wait, these people hate our country. They do hate our country, and they want to change our country, and they want to change our way of life, and we just simply cannot allow that to happen. We just can't do it. And that's why we do this radio show is to alert you to the things that are happening, the attacks on our culture. You know, we're one of the few talk shows out there that actually focuses on the direct assault on religious liberty.

And every now and again, I'll get a message from somebody saying, "Todd, why do you do that?" Why do you talk about those kinds of of issues?

Well, the reason why, and let me give you an example. Just the other day, a and this happened in Oklahoma of all places, Muskogee, Oklahoma, and the school district there canceled a. A prayer walk.

So before school started, the the staff of the school, the middle school, they were invited to to walk around, and they were going to pray at every classroom, pray for the kids, pray for the moms and dads, pray for their fellow staffers. This was all voluntary; nobody was being forced to do anything. And somebody actually complained about this.

Somebody reached out to the Freedom from Religion Foundation, which is an atheist hate group out of Wisconsin. Man, these people hate Jesus. They hate Christians, and they reached out to the school and accused them of breaking the law. And you know they threatened them. And so, what did the school do?

The school canceled the prayer walk.

Well, first of all, there's nothing illegal. As a matter of fact, the attorney general in Oklahoma stepped into the fray and said, "Hey, look, there's no coercion here. There's no captive audience. There's no Establishment Clause violation." And it's too bad the school didn't check with the attorney general's office first. But I get it; these people are scared.

They don't want lawsuits, and they're everybody's terrified of the atheist. But the reason I cover these kinds of stories, and by the way, we have that story up. We just posted it this morning at toddstearns dot com. I'd encourage you to go to our website and read that. But the reason why we do it is that when our founding fathers were sitting down and they were coming up with all of the freedoms that we needed to have, religious liberty, freedom of religion, was the very first freedom.

That was our first freedom. That was our founding. The foundation for every other thing that we believe in is rooted in Judeo-Christian teachings.

So it's not a surprise to me that the Islamist and the atheist and the communist—an unholy trinity—has been targeting the faith of our founding fathers. They've been chipping away at the foundation of our country. And if we don't do something about it, the foundation will crumble, and that's why it is so vitally important that we talk about these kinds of issues. And that's why we do that on this radio program. We're always going to do that on this program, but that's why religious liberty is so vitally important.

Without it, we we fall apart. And that's why I truly believe that God has blessed America because we've been faithful to those teachings over the generations. By the way, school in and in this school, God bless the moms and dads here. They got wind of a survey steering the kids towards liberalism, and what did they do? They immediately went to the media.

And I say, good for those parents. We've got that story up at toddstearns dot com as well.

So I'd encourage you to to go to the website and to read both of those stories. A couple of our new, fresh stories that we posted this morning. Also, want to remind all of you folks in Tennessee: early voting is underway. We're getting reports of heavy turnout in some locations around the state. Also, you folks in Georgia now voting early.

I want to hear from you guys: what is it like? At the polling stations you are going to, are you seeing a big turnout? And I am just curious if our our our folks voting Republican are they voting Democrat? Are people talking about it? Give us a call; we'd love to hear about that.

Also, just a reminder for our Houston listeners: we'll do this every hour. We're excited about the big event on Tuesday. Coming up at the Collectors Firearms in Houston, we're going to be there from four to seven. We're doing a big book signing. There's a meet and greet, a happy hour, free food, free beverages, and a chance for you to win a brand new firearm.

That'll all happen Tuesday. Compliments of our friends at Patriot Talk nine twenty, our great affiliate in Houston, Texas. And what a great success story the show has been in Houston, building just a tremendous. Audience and a loyal audience there in the Lone Star State, and we just love what what folks are are telling us about that great radio station. And then October twenty seventh, we're in Gainesville, Georgia.

W D U N. We're doing a big event at the Long Street Cafe. We're going to be selling books and signing books and eating a lot of banana pudding. That's what can I tell you.

So we'll give you more details about that as well. And if you subscribe to our Newsletter. We're going to post all of that information about all of our upcoming appearances in that newsletter.

So we, I would love to be able to meet you as we're out on the road promoting the book and and bringing more affiliate radio stations into the fold.

So that's going to be a lot of fun. All right, folks. We've got to take a a quick break here. When we come back, we're going to go to our interview with Jeff Reader and also Matt Talley. Heard him yesterday on Hannity show, and just really did a tremendous job of outlining what we're dealing with here.

I mean, it really is political warfare, and there is a major disinformation, misinformation campaign going on in this country, and the media is responsible for all of it. And you better believe that you should blame the Republicans and the Democrats for everybody's in cahoots, and that's what really bothers me about all of this. Everybody is in cahoots. Also, we're going to try to get to some audio.

Some teenage athletes, female athletes, deciding you know what we're not going to be competing against boys anymore, and those young ladies staging a protest here in Washington State. We'll tell you all about that as well. All right, hang tight, folks. Got to take a quick break. Your top of the hour news, then back to the show.

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Todd Sterns. All right, hello everybody. Welcome to the Todd Sterns Radio Show, Hour Three, and we have a lot of ground to cover. Throughout this hour of the show, I do want to go to the phones. Though we've been asking, how are things going at the polling places in Georgia and now Tennessee?

Early voting underway. Our telephone number, by the way, nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. I want to go to Gainesville, Georgia. AJ is joining us on the line right now. All right, AJ, how are things looking out there?

Ah well, things are going pretty good, Todd. I'm a longtime listener and occasional caller. I'm in a little town outside of Gainesville, and we listen to WDUN called Winder, and we they started early voting yesterday, and we couldn't get there until today. But they're getting some pretty pretty hopping stuff. The places was.

The time we were there, we usually wander in by ourselves and wander out. But we had to wait in in a big long line. People coming and going the whole time. Nobody was wearing a diaper, so I'm not sure, you know, who's voting what. But they got a lot of people voting today up over here where we're at.

I like to hear that, AJ. And and again, look, it's a it's a it's a matter of a principle for me. I'm I'm a Christian man, and I believe that Christians, especially, have an obligation to get out there and and vote on election day. Yeah, that's that's absolutely true.

Now I understand that they're going to be starting to push a little more. Stiffness from the pulpit to get people rallied up and get things straightened out like they used to do in the old days. But yeah, everything's going pretty good here.

So we'll see what the outcome is. But you never know with Georgia. Been here 46 years, so you know.

So you've you've seen a lot, AJ. Yeah, yeah. I've become I've become Southern fried because we originally came from Detroit, Michigan.

So used to be the greatest city in the world.

Now it's getting better, but. We're up here, and we're just all becoming what I call a Detroit redneck.

So we're hanging in.

Well, nothing wrong with that, AJ. And don't be a stranger. Give us a holler back one of these days, and thank you for the update there at the bowls.

Well, well done, AJ. And that's how you do it, ladies and gentlemen. All you have to do is pick up the phone and give us a call nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. You know, we we talk a lot about the future of America. I've always been.

Very hopeful and bullish about America, only because, well, primarily because this is it. There is no other place where you can engage in the freedoms that we have.

So I think this is a country worth fighting for. Our next guest has written a book called "The Best Bold Hope for America: How to Refuse Normal and Pursue Extraordinary." The author joins us. He is the vice chair of United in Purpose, Jeff Reader. Jeff, welcome to the show. Congratulations on the new book.

Thank you, Todd. I'm so excited to get to spend some time with you. I I am honored to be here. I'm not even sure that I qualify to, with all the amazing, incredible people you have on your show, to be to be on. Because if you look at the list of people that you've had, I don't I don't look as cool as most of those people.

So I'm just grateful and tickled pink to get to be a part of your show today.

Well, I don't know about that. I know we're excited to have you. And we, I will just say this, and this is really for our audience, Jeff. We have a lot of people wanting to come on our show because our audience, especially, loves to read books. And when authors come onto the program, they sell a lot of books.

So we have to be very judicious, you know, about the the authors that we do invite.

So, so Jeff, I think that says a lot about the content of your book and the importance of the book.

So, no, you are you're very welcome here, and you deserve to be here. And I'm. Very curious about this bold hope you're talking about. What's going on there?

Well, I I fell in love with this book, but the the three words are four letter acronyms, and so the final word, hope, is helping others pursue extraordinary. And basically, the book here's what we believe is that the best, bold hope for America is for all of us on this call to to become God's best version of ourselves and run after helping others pursue extraordinary. And when we help enough other people pursue extraordinary, then we ourselves are. Are are interconnected with that extraordinary word, and so the other two words are best is balance in life, excellence pursuing excellence, not mediocrity, serving others, and then truth is the T, the truth of God, biblical truth, honesty, and then the bold word is if you want to run a have a bold life, then take time being. Be still.

Be in prayer. Be yourself. Be who you were created to be. Be own own everything. Don't skirt the issue, but say that's my fault.

That's my mistake. I did the wrong thing, or we did the right thing, and give others credit in that. But my part of the right thing. And then the so be own, and then the L is love, love others, love others, agape love. In that chapter, we we spend quite a bit of time dissecting all the different Greek words for love, and then the final love word there is do.

Don't do before you spent time being, be still. And focus on the big picture before you start doing things.

So many people that are amazing on this call are doing amazing things before they've spent enough time being because they're doers and they're they're type you know type A people. And and so we're encouraging to have a time daily, early morning spiritual reflection. All right, so that's a a lot a lot for us to unpack there. I do want to go back to December of 2025. There was a Pew Research study survey that was released.

Fifty nine percent of Americans think the country's best years are behind us, and and I'm wondering when you saw that survey, what went through your mind, and what do you think it's going to take. To restore hope in the in the American dream, yeah, Todd, it's such a troubling time, and you know, I I spent a lot of time trying to convey in the early part of this book that I love America with all my heart. But it's in trouble, and it's in big trouble, and and and it's you know not really what I am talking about is a geopolitical issue. As much as I am talking about the American dream, is no longer perceived as a possibility, and so yeah, I think so many studies are suggesting that on so many levels. We're not okay, and our hopelessness is high.

Our mental health is low. I was talking literally yesterday to the leading person at Turning Point USA, and he told me that thirty-one percent of Gen Z women are moving toward lesbianism because there are. Basically, no Gen Z men that are the kind of men that they would want to to date, and so I'm just like, oh my goodness, that is crazy. But lots to think about there. In how do we go forward in a different way by design, not by default.

So, so how how do we do that? Yeah, I think it's you and I becoming more and more as God uniquely created us to become, with balance in our life, pursuing excellence not mediocrity, serving others with our life. And and the truth of God being kind of the the cornerstone of everything we're doing, and if we will dedicate ourselves, and this book really does talk about that that focused kind of practical specific things by design, not by default, to create an outcome where we're different. That we want others to come alongside of us as different people, growing into who God creating them to be, and just watch what happens when that movement in America occurs. I want to go back in time to twenty sixteen, New York City.

There was a meeting of evangelical leaders with Donald Trump. Curious to know your role in in that meeting, and was this the one at the the Marriott in in Times Square? You're you're remembering well, Todd. That was such an amazing day. And I had been Dr.

Ben Carson's campaign finance chairman, and and we had done well for a while, and then we were out of the race, and then. And then Ben Carson said he's going to endorse Trump, and uh, and and that we had a conversation about that. I was like, oh my gosh, seriously? You know, this guy—he, it was Carson and Trump were the only two non-political people in that in that race back then. And then we can talked about that further and further.

And Dr. Carson helped us. Create this meeting where the evangelical community, about fourteen hundred of us, came together. We thought that there might be a few hundred, but there is literally fourteen hundred people that came together with the United in Purpose group leading that, and we we had the most amazing powwow that I think changed the course of history in America that day because we we made an agreement with President Trump that we would support him, and he made an agreement. to To be with us on numerous things, there was probably seven or eight things that he agreed to that day.

Supreme Court justice selection was was toward the top of our list, and then we kind of went from there. Again, it's a wonderful book. It'll be in stores, bookstores across the nation, on October the twentieth. The best, bold hope for America. Jeff Reader, the acclaimed author, and this is one of those books that you need to read.

Jeff drawing from his decades of experience in leadership, business, faith, and and throwing in his personal experience as well to write a really practical book that I think every American needs to read. Jeff, we really do appreciate you joining us today, and congratulations on the the new book. Thank you, and you can actually get it on Amazon or Barnes Noble even right now, even though its release date is coming up on Tuesday. Fantastic! That's good to know, folks.

You know what to do: get yourself a copy of Jeff's great new book. Jeff Reader, Vice Chair of United and Purpose, joining us today on the show. Thanks a lot, Jeff. Thank you. All right.

Some of the folks, by the way, that have endorsed the book, and there are a lot of them, including Ann Graham Lotts and the Hunt family. Those were the folks who own the Kansas City Chiefs, the big NFL team. Also, Willie and Corey Robertson of Dynasty fame, and Doctor Ben Carson.

So, a sort of a who's who as far as endorsers for this big. Book project.

Okay, gotta take a break here. Going to your phone calls coming up next. Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. That's nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. This is the Todd Stern Show.

All right, welcome back, everybody. This is the Todd Stearns Radio Show.

So, Chick Fil A coming under a fire again. This time from the Today Show. I, you know, these folks in the media they they just can't help themselves. Let me explain. Let me explain what's going on here with Chick Fil A.

They they hate Christians. And they especially hate Christians who hold on to the Bible's teachings on some of the big, big culture issues of the day, including things like marriage, for example.

So it was, gosh, was it seven? It was seven years ago. A little, maybe longer than that. Oh, it had to. It's over a decade ago.

Chick Fil A came under national fire.

So, in 2012, I was at Fox News, and yours truly is one of the ones. Me and Governor Mike Huckabee, we launched this national, this national plan to defend Chick Fil A. They came under fire after Dan Cathy, who's the son of the founder, Truek Cathy, said that he believes that marriage. Is between one man and one woman, and all you know what broke loose, and we all remember the the great chicken wars of the of the twenty first century, and it was an ugly situation. And so Chick Fil A over the years has softened its position on those issues because of all the controversy that ensued.

And in doing so, pretty much threw a lot of Christian conservatives, including Mike Huckabee, under the bus. And that was unfortunate, and it was wrong. And unfortunately, you've got cowards in leadership at Chick Fil A. And and I don't mind saying that there are cowards at Chick Fil A because we're in the middle of a war to save this country, and if you can't stand up for what you believe in, then you are a coward. It's that simple.

I don't want to call them cowards, but that's what they are. They gave in, and they stopped donating to organizations that were deemed anti-gay. One of the ones they came under fire for supporting the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

So anyway. Here's so the Today Show, and I don't know what they thought was going to happen here. The ce the CEO Andrew Kathy was asked about all of this on the Today Show. Here's how that went. It's a company that was sort of built built on God, if you will.

That still also seems to be very much a part of the DNA of Chick Fil A. It is our anchor in the sense of what our corporate purpose states that we're in business to glorify God by being a faithful steward of all that's entrusted to us. Have a positive Influence and all of common contact with Chick Fil A. That corporate purpose came under fire in 2012 when Andrew's father Dan publicly stated the company was opposed to gay marriage. Public documents revealed Chick Fil A had donated millions to conservative Christian organizations opposed to LGBTQ rights.

Chicken's good. Chicken's good. Why are we not in the street name? The comments and financial disclosures unleashed a culture war. With protests, boycotts, and political pushback on both sides, Dan Cathy never changed his stance on gay marriage, but he did express regret for involving the company in the debate.

There were folks who were they were protesting. They were boycotting Chick Fil A. They sell Chick Fil A. They don't. They don't stand with the LGBTQ plus community.

What would you say to those folks?

Well, for anybody that hasn't tried us, we'd love for you to come try and have our great tasting food and the hospitality that we're known for. I think that everybody that will be willing to walk in the door, they'll see that they're welcome to come eat with us. We'd love to give them great tasting sandwich and give them great hospitality. You don't want to talk about that chapter in Chick Fil A's history. We're focused on serving everybody that come in and eat with us.

The company's official position on equal rights is: we're focused on hospitality, serving great taste in food and great service. Yeah, yeah, they're not going to let up. They are going to stay on Chick Fil A until Chick Fil A. Bows down and pledges allegiance to the rainbow flag. That that's what they're going to do.

By the way, I also love this part of the story, Dylan. It turned. Remember the cauliflower sandwich? Unfortunately, I do remember that. Yeah.

So it turns out they don't offer that anymore because, according to Mister. Kathy, there was not a lot of demand to eat a cauliflower sandwich at Chick Fil A. I'm not surprised. Makes a lot of sense.

So there you go. That's when I knew they were going full-blown woke. I mean, anybody who puts cauliflower on a bun, yeah, I don't think so. Hey, gotta take a break here, ladies and gentlemen. Do you stand with Chick Fil A?

Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. All right, welcome back to the Todd Sterns Radio Show. Great to have you with us, hour three of the big show. And yesterday, I was getting in a little exercise after the show, listening to Sean Hannity, and heard our next guest, our good friend Matt Talley. And Matt, you were get every every second, my, I was getting just more and more.

Pumped up listening to you and and Hannity and and the conversation you guys were having. It's good to have you on the show today.

Well, you know, I have to tell Sean that that we're a new exercise routine. No idea that would work. That's it. You guys burn more calories than Pilates.

So glad to hear it, Matt. You've got a great new book out called "The Honoring of Ignorance: The Seven Mirages Destroying America," and we're going to talk about that in just a second. But one of the things I've been so upset about this election cycle are these these poll Polls that have been coming out, and I'm—it's I'm just not buying what the pollsters are trying to to sell us. I mean, you've been doing this a long, long time. What say you?

Well, you know, fortunately, we've had a record of being one of the most accurate pollsters in 2016, 20, and 24, and in the 22 midterms. We were accurate, but we weren't at the top, and there was a reason why. Because we listened to the national pollsters who polled the generic ballot, and even the New York Times and the others were saying, "Oh, the Republicans are going to sweep." And so we adjusted our models based on that. And of course, the Republicans didn't sweep.

Some critical races were lost by the Republicans. It wasn't a bad year for Republicans, but it wasn't the banner year people thought.

Now I'm not listening to these national pollsters this time. I do my own weighting, and by the way, this is my last year polling, Todd. You're you're you're getting me in the last year before I retire and just write books and continue to get punditry. But I'm not going to miss this race. Let me tell you what they're doing.

They're doing what they do every single year. They underweight Republicans. They undersample Republicans. They make assumptions in their weighting that is incorrect. They thought this was going to be a year where young people were upset and they were going to turn out, start a revolution, moving towards socialism.

Well, what we're seeing, and it's just not me, but Robert Haley at Trafalgar, you know Robert, folksy, Russ Mouson, they've all polled. We've been sharing our polling, and every single poll shows that senior voters, sixty-five and older, are the ones who are turning out, who are most excited about turning out. And by the way. We now have evidence to back that up. We've seen early voting in Ohio, Michigan, and now in Georgia.

Seniors are voting off the chain, and believe it or not, they have now moved much more to the Republican Party than they had after the pandemic. You and I think discussed this before that after the pandemic, some seniors got a little upset. They felt like Trump didn't handle it right. They felt like they were very vulnerable during that time period.

Well, guess what? They are back with the GOP big time because they don't want socialism and they don't like what they're seeing.

So these pollsters are off. The races are going to get very, very tight, and we're going to be there to tell everybody what the truth is, whether Democrat or Republican. I don't know, but I know they're tightening. Yeah, I I don't know either, Matt. And and again, my my encouragement to people is to get out and and vote.

I mean, you ultimately control that. You know, you get to decide whether you are going to engage in the political process or not. You know, my frustration has been it just seems like. The media and the the polling agencies have been somewhat. I don't know if they're colluding, complicit, in really misleading the American people, and and it seems to me there there seems to be some election interference going on.

Well, you know, the funny thing about in the book, the Honoring of Ignorance, include people you want to. You have a member of your family. Or someone who just will not listen to you and thinks that you're crazy for being a Republican or liking Donald Trump, buy it and shove it in their face, and tell them to read it, and then debate them afterwards. I went through every part of this time. I documented it by numbers.

I gave the details all apart in the policy of Trump and the like, whether they're missed and what some of his statements, the way they're misconstrued or omitted by the media. And put it all together and wrapped up in a bow. And I'm telling you, if you get this book, you will beat anybody in your family on any debate. I'm not sure that we could be able to come back. And part of the reason is this: so you get the best pollsters in the country based on basic just error rate, and those have been insider advantage: Russ Nelson, Trafalgar, let's see, Qantas, Atlas, Intel.

Which really is a Brazilian company. They don't do as much as people think. Emerson College, there are a handful of others. It should write on every time. What happens is they set up these groups like used to be Five Thirty Eight, which is owned by Disney and ABC, and now it's Nate Silver and the Silver Bulletin and some of his other friends, and they rate pollsters.

What they do is they go through and find excuses to take the people who are the most accurate and give them bad grades and make it look I can't run an insider advantage poll on a network or on any decent newspaper. But in fact, we've been the most accurate every single time. You sure have. That's a game they play, Todd. It's designed to do that.

Let me give an example.

So when Nate Silver, I don't have his he that changes his ratings. He changes them all the time. But he ranked the top pollsters in the country. Most of the polls, he topped. Most of the races they were polling in the 2024 election, he takes little bitty place.

Bowlingburg in Pennsylvania, I'm sure a very fine school, but they don't poll that much. They just poll Pennsylvania. He way up there, and they missed the one race that they polled in their own state. They had Harris winning, so he takes a. Little screws you've never heard of, and ranks them ahead of Trafalgar and Insider Advantage and McLaughlin and rescues, and so we look like the un.

So we can't run their ads. They're they're not transparent enough.

Well, that's nonsense. We put all our stuff up, or we're not a member of some of the polls. Or we we don't do that because the people who run those things are ultra liberal and they tear our polls apart. Why would we part of that?

So they use excuses, and then they try to peddle it to the news organizations.

So what's seen right now is them pushing polls from the usual suspects who have traditionally, basically, in the last ten or fifteen years, particularly in the Trump era, have grown.

So that's why you have good reason to question the polls.

Now I'm not telling you the Republicans are winning every state. Our polls right now still the Democrats winning a lot of states, but by one or two points. But with this new wave, which is occurring, which I'll talk about the the silver wave, we're going to have to reweight our polls, and things are going to change big time. Matt Towery is joining us on the Patriot Mobile Newsmaker line. Has a new book out called the The Honoring of Ignorance.

Matt, one of the things you you address in in the book, and and this concerns me because I've I've long suspected this might be the case. I think we are the country is heading towards really a very difficult moment, and you write about this, and you say that this this liberal ideology could eventually lead to some sort of a separation. Tell us about that. What's so interesting is, of course, we all know the the Civil War was bloody and something no one likes to think about. Not a proud moment in history.

Was probably led by the South, and I think in the future you see the North wanting to break away because think about this, Todd, as we as we get further down the road. And more people move to states like Florida and Texas, Tennessee, and South Carolina. You're going to see the map to that direction. You're going to congressional districts more those to that direction. And as a result, you're going to that's maybe you know ten years imbalance in this in this country.

And as a result, the the state will lose New York, California. Let me jump in here, guys. We have got a very bad phone connection that is getting worse. With Matt, we're going to try to reconnect with him.

So let's put Matt on hold. But again, Matt in the book is is positing the theory that we could we could see a division of of the country along along state lines and where we might work together for the Common defense, but the politics is becoming so so isolated that you could have red states and blue states partner together.

So we're going to take we're going to take we got Matt back. All right, Matt, I think we've got you back. Let's circle back and and share what you were saying about the divisions of the states here.

Well, the division size. It was the you know the South that really led towards the Civil War back in in the 1860s. We understand that sad period of time, and I'm from the South, and I regret that. But it is what it is.

Now it's the Northern states that have the incentive to try to pull away because they are losing their population. They're going to lose their electoral votes. They can lose their congressional districts, and ultimately they're going to see the Supreme Court continue to move. Towards conservative appointees, and they they don't like the way things are running.

So they're going to want to end the filibuster. They're going to want to stack the court. If they can't do that, they're going to want to pull away from the country. And we polled New York, for example, majority there want to be no part of the United States. They just want to be a part of the blue states.

So what I think is going to happen if we don't get control of this country. Is that you're going to see blue states form compacts, as we call them, or contracts in which they honor one another's laws, and then that would lead to red states having to do the same thing, and the country would ironically go back to being what it was supposed to be originally, which is a smaller federal government designed for our defense, for our protect protection, for interstate commerce, and for a common currency. And there are probably a lot of people who would like that. I'm not trying to be anti-American, but I predicted a lot of things over the years, as you know, Todd. I predicted that financial crisis.

I predict Donald Trump will win in 2016. I see this as a long-term trend, not right now, but something in the future that we may have to deal with. Do you see the blue states continuing the slide towards socialism? Oh, absolutely. They have no reason not to.

They are controlled by groups that have tremendous influence, and they also have allowed non-Americans, immigrants, to basically participate in their electoral process. And they they claim they don't, but in reality, what happens is they become they become residents, they become citizens, they get them driver's licenses. You can't ferret through and vote. You can't. And so sooner or later, these these blue states are going to go.

They're not going to reverse. But we're also seeing Florida, for example, great example of this. If the Constitution had not been, it wasn't. It was amended, but then there was a federal wall that actually limited the number of the members Congress we can have. You realize that under the original Congress, right now, it would have ten thousands of members of the House of Representatives.

In a state like Florida, would have upwards to seven thousand representatives in the House of Representatives because it's grown so much.

Well, obviously, that's not where we are right now. But in the end, states like Florida, South Carolina, Texas, and others are going to have a tremendous influence over this country that they've never had before. And that's going to sit well with these blue states because they're not going to change their ways. I'm wondering, and I know you wrote about this. I'm wondering how the founding fathers, if they could see what the country has become today, how do you think they they would look at at where we are?

Well, let me tell you.

So I wrote the Honoring of Ignorance. Ironically, 40 years ago, I started on it when I was a student at Cambridge University. And I got a literary agent, and the agent was a well-known in New York. And they pitched it everywhere, and publishers said, "We love it," but he's too young to say these things.

Now, forty years later, I may be too old to say these things. But that said, the founders would be shocked because, as you know, originally we weren't supposed to vote for president. Our legislatures were choosing the electors. The electors then. Would choose a president and the runner-up would be the vice president.

There were no tickets. There were no parties. There was no filibuster. There was no taxation system whatsoever. We had no federal tax.

So much of what we have right now in the federal government did not exist and was not envisioned by the founders. I think they would be shocked and they would be appalled, to be honest with you, because we've allowed the media to influence the mob and the mob to rule. And that's a big issue right now. As we see a media that that's planted in one direction, they use omission and they use misinterpretation and selective reporting to influence the public. That then they get pollsters to validate, and then they use these fact checkers.

To say their facts are correct, and anyone who is a conservative or has another view is incorrect, and that is what I call the mirage machine. I talk about it in the book. I show how it works, and that's what's influencing politics in America right now. It's a fascinating book, folks. You've got to get a copy of "The Honoring of Ignorance" by by Matt Towery, and I think it's also a sobering look at what's been happening in America and where all of this is is going.

Matt, congratulations! Are you looking forward to getting out of the polling business? I mean, retire. I can't wait. Well, you know, I believe all this on one person, Sean Hannity, because every time I try to retire.

Sean, we and you know Todd, we've known each other for forty years, and we talk about on the phones. Oh, you're not retired. You're not retiring.

Well, I said, well, Hannity, you don't run my life.

Well, sure as heck, he gets me to do it again.

So, no, I told Sean, this is it. It's over. Forget it. He could send me a Ferrari and buy me a new house, and I wouldn't do it.

So, I'm through pulling. But I'll still be there to interpret and and give people my opinions and the thoughts of great people like you. And tell your folks to go to Amazon.com. It's the honoring of ignorance. Get it, folks!

You can fight anybody who doesn't believe us with this book. I wrote it for you. All right. Well, I'll let Hannity handle the Ferrari. I'll get you a Chick Fil A.

How's that? How's that, Matt? Was that? That's a deal. I'd rather have that.

Thank you so much, Scott. Always enjoy being with you, Matt. Likewise, great man, right there, ladies and gentlemen, and an incredible writer. The Honoring of Ignorance, and you're gonna want to you're gonna want to read this. But he he does he posits this idea that a system dedicated to promoting liberal ideology and quite.

Frankly, one that may ultimately force the country to consider a separation between like-minded states on the right, and then states that are wanting to embrace socialism, and that is an interesting theory. All right, got to take a break. Nine zero one two six zero five nine two six. We'll be right back. All right, all right.

Welcome back. Good to have you with us. Let's go right to the phone lines. Say hello to Anna in Dawsonville, Georgia. Hi, Anna.

What's going on? Hey, Todd. Here's the thing. These school the school systems have got to start. Teaching the kids the Constitution and Federalist Papers, because if they don't, I mean, this isn't a tried expression, but we're going to lose our country.

We're going to stop with the liberal cosmic morality garbage and the radical indoctrination, because we're taking these people that are supposed to represent us. And they're behaving. They're celebrities. It's and these kids that are you know, especially with this crazy woman over there in Minnesota, Omar, whatever her name is. She, she, she's disrespectful.

She's everything you don't want to be. If you have children, you don't want them to follow her, and they are. They're out there supporting her with banners and what have you, and it's just a sad situation. They have no idea about what the Constitution says. They don't know that the First Ten Amendment, that the Bill of Rights, they don't understand any of those things.

And we have got to put some. Yeah, we've got to get those teachers. Get real about well, because Anna, what we've got to do, and I hate to cut you off, but the computer is going to cut us off if I don't. What we need to do are reclaim our local school classrooms and make sure that teachers and these schools are teaching American history, American government, civics, so that we are raising up American patriots and not mindless socialists, which is unfortunately what's happening in a lot of these. Classrooms, Anna.

I've got to run, folks. Been a great day. We're back at it tomorrow, right here on the Todd Stern's Radio Show. Be good, America.