military environment across the taiwan strait. sean: i want to pivot to wisconsin, a place we both love and care about. you re there right now. the supreme court race in wisconsin was won by thescon liberals. it s going tsio change the contl of the court. from conservative now to liberal. wisconsin matters not just to us, but to america because it ia a swing state. what impact is this election and this i switch of the court goint to have on wisconsin? it s a massive loss, sean,, i m not going to try and sugar coat it.at i we need to recognize that, wet, need to figure out how we do better going forward. f we re talking about ora liberal state supreme court that can now overturn all the things that wisconsin conservative tha es he fought so hard for, all the reforms of the walker era. i mean, we re talking about act 10, we re talking about redistricting., i mean, this is a very concerning situation. so how did we lose, seansome wee need to figure that out. we re getting outraised by t
thanks for joining us. thank you, martha. great to be with you. martha: it s interesting. what we saw in 2022 and heading in to 2024 is that democrats just have a better voting machine. they know how to get out the vote. i think republicans look at states and say, you know, why aren t we able to do the same thing when in many places the margins are so small that they seem to be doing a better job of it. tell us why you re doing what you re doing and what it is that you think you can accomplish. martha, i saw it first hand in 2020. we were outraised and outorganized. now it s coming up on 2024 and everyone is talking about 2024, who will be the republican nominee. i think it s the wrong conversation to have. we need to talk about what can we do in 2023 to win on the ground. that s why i published a playbook on how to win and keep your state red or flip your state red. we had great success with that and i wanted to provide and open source plan based on the work we
walker got only 8% of the black voter. got 42% of the independents, and 39% of hispanics. so he did not wind up with any majority in those. ainsley: when you look at new york zeldin didn t win. he hasn t come out and said that covid-19 hochul. steve: he hasn t conceded. ainsley: looks like he is not going to win. the republican refugees have flocked to florida. have gone to tennessee. have gone to texas. to these states where you can be a republican and you re cheered, conservatism just works down in the state of florida. look at desantis. florida does not have a single democratic holding statewide. marco rubio swept that area. he is the first republican in florida to win a third 6-year term as a senator. he was outraised and outspent by val demings and still did well. republicans have flocked to florida. it has now turned to a red state. you remember when george w. bush was running and he only won the
what do they sell? bubble tea. i don t know. probably green tea. chased with some avocado. chai. it s great. i m not knocking people who do that, okay? it s been a slow fund-raising summer overall. bottom line is, this guy doesn t act like he wants to be out there, doesn t act like he wants to be campaigning and so if you don t like campaigning in ohio and you don t like seeing people, just schedule your event when the buckeyes play. it s like scheduling a rally in alabama up against the tide. you just don t do it. he s having trouble raising money. he has a couple of big backers who can pump money into his campaign but he s been outraised by a lot by tim ryan. polling shows them neck and neck. it s going to be a tight race. that s in a state that was plus eight for donald trump last time
dying, he s been outraised 9 to 1, this is a panicked fund-raising appeal, trying to get some inject fuel into the base of the party to get more money. but unfortunately from my perspective as a conservative maga is alive and well, at least in the republican party, whether it is alive and well in the rest of the country we ll see. and on the subject of eyebrow raising, there was something else joe rogan said that caught your attention. joe rogan has a massive audience. he s never perfectly aligned with trump or anything like that, maybe that s something that people do think, but, peter, listen to this other comment that joe rogan made. put his name in briefings, multiple times, to keep them interested. the formula was, like, two good, one bad. if they give him bad news, you start with good news. so they go, this is going well, everybody is thrilled with you about this, here s a bad thing