The Polls Are Fake! Feat. Eduardo Bolsonaro Live in Studio
Summary
Steve Crowder discusses the French riots, debunking claims of native French participation, and exposes fake pollsters like Wedgwood and SoCal Strategies who skewed midterm data. He also highlights early voting trends favoring Republicans and promotes his team's new election data platform. The episode features an interview with Eduardo Bolsonaro, who analyzes the Brazilian runoff election, explains the political landscape, and warns of potential attempts to invalidate the results if the left loses.
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Sponsor: ShipStation
Intro: Nostalgia for pre-mRNA voting
Welcome and Rumble Premium promo
Light banter: Beto's bear and Captain Morgan
Guest health update and pollster question
Discussion on Brazilian favelas and rap
Kids, commentary, and 'whore' joke
Banter: Terrorist feelings and driving
Sponsor: Rumble Wallet
France protests: Challenge to find native French
Firefighters and extreme weather in protests
Recap: Left claims vs. migrant footage
Media narrative on French protests
Museum security and 'sex club' joke
Pollsters: Early voting data and blue wave
New polls: Democrats leading in Senate race
Sponsor: OrderlyMeds
SoCal Strategies and aggregator posters
Wedgwood polling firm and 'driving a wedge'
Median Strategies and social experiment defense
Early voting update: Republicans overtaking
Betting on Paxton and Tallarico race
Helplessness and in-house election data
Left playbook: Class warfare and character assassination
Election stream: Calling Georgia and predictions
Topless Tuesday and voting encouragement
Confidence in data and Arizona/Georgia calls
Betting on smaller races and money on the line
Brazil: Bolsonaro jailed, Lula incumbent
Welcome Eduardo Bolsonaro to the studio
Eduardo: Brother's visit ban and family wins
Brazil as Venezuela: Immigration crisis risk
Brazilian election system: Runoff and polls
Polls vs. reality: Bolsonaro margin
Lula's 'Joe Biden look' and voter pull
Polls as coin toss and narrative prep
Romania election cancellation comparison
Brazilian streets and Bolsonaro support
Corruption allegations in Brazilian elections
Sponsor: OrderlyMeds
Brazilian debate style vs. US/Moncton
Chael Sonnen and 'we will kill you' chant
John Oliver's coverage of Bolsonaro
Revenge vs. Justice: Pardon and courts
Importing 'white privilege' to Brazil
Flavio's election and father's release
Presidential transition and military appointments
Supreme Court covering their butts
Corruption in Brazil vs. US
Chat Friday: Questions for Eduardo
Brazilian history: Independence and monarchy
Princess Isabel and black movement narrative
Favelas: Self-governed and gang-controlled
Flavio's plan to combat crime
Vote counting: Trust in machines vs. humans
Stalin quote and printed vote bill
Hope for fair counting and fraud risk
First steps: Pardon, amnesty, and impeachment
Priorities: Infrastructure, AI, and energy
Environmental arguments for blocking rail
Investigation vs. impeachment of Moraes
Lula's threat and helicopter prison escape
History lesson: Pinochet and socialism
January 8th arrests and US comparison
Dictatorship risk: Venezuela and Brazil
Sponsor: OrderlyMeds
Sponsor: Guiding Stars
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