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all know the conclusion. You know, I'm a guy by the way, that always says in sports, for example, I was the guy growing up when I was playing I expected to win every game. I never and even sometimes it makes should maybe chuckle to think who I thought we could beat. But that was my mentality. But I also had a direct impact on that. Right I was out there playing, I could do something about it. I wasn't just someone in stands who couldn't do anything about the game. I
was someone that was on the court. But I always play to win. And that's the reason you'll hear me say this consistently, especially on matters like elections. But the reason you play the game is to see who is going to win, right, And the same holds true not just for sporting events, but also for elections. The differences the differences elections elections are the results of opinions of people, and so you can poll you can do polling in
advance. You can look at signs and indicators, looking at the size of Trump's crowds at speaking events, or the number of Trump signs, or the size of caravans that are Trump caravans or whatever. Right now, those are anecdotal. But but those things they can tell you something, right, they can certainly tell you something. And so we knew that Trump from polling,
from anecdotal evidence, from just human logic and reasoning. To watch a guy who after leaving office in twenty twenty one, remained immensely popular with his base, never really lost any of that well popular connection with his audience and so forth with his base, and you could see this, This was predictable. This was something that had been brewing for over the past four years, I guess three years now since he's left office, or you could say all the
way back to when he came down the escalator. I mean, folks are behind this guy, connected with what he's trying to do. They believe in him in ways that most that they don't in most politicians, they just don't.
And so some of these numbers, even saying that, some of these numbers, and I'm gonna talk about this in a couple of different ways here this morning, as we frame the results of Super Tuesday, and of course reference Nicki Haley dropping out of the race after being humiliated, which again I don't take. I don't take any satisfaction in saying that. I'm just trying to tell you the truth, at least through my perspective, through my lens.
So let's take a look at this really quickly. So Trump won every state TERRITORYUS minus Vermont on Super Tuesday. Nicki Haley won Vermont by I believe it's four points. Now, I will tell you that some of these precincts in some of these states are still not they haven't fully reported, so these numbers may skew a little bit one way or the other once we see the final numbers. But that being said, that being said, Nikki Hayley won Vermont by four points. Now, I want you to listen to the percentage
of Republicans in these other states that voted for Trump. It is astonishing even saying what I said, even knowing that this this election was setting up to be a landslide at least the primary and hopefully the general. But at least the primary is setting up has always been set up for a landslide for Trump. But I still want you to listen to these numbers because it's it's amazing.
In Alaska. I know it's Alaska, not a huge population wise state, but Trump won eighty seven point six percent of the vote Alabama, Trump won eighty three point two percent of the vote, Arkansas seventy six point nine percent of the vote. California. Look, there are conservatives in California. There's so many more liberals living along that pretty much that coastal area San Francisco, Los Angeles in particular, and some of those other big cities that you
know up and down the coast are near the coast of California. But he's won seventy eight point six percent of the vote in California, Maine seventy two percent, North Carolina almost seventy four percent, Oklahoma eighty one point eight percent, Tennessee seventy seven point three percent, Texas seventy seven point nine percent, Virginia sixty three percent, Minnesota sixty one percent, Massachusetts fifty nine point nine,
Colorado sixty three point three. He was above sixty percent in every state except for two. One of those states was Utah where Trump only quote only, won by seventeen points. He received fifty eight point two percent of the vote in Utah, and then of course he was under fifty percent in Vermont, where he did actually lose. This was an annihilation of butt kicking in massive ways. Now that was Super Tuesday. Lots of delegates were awarded on
Super Tuesday. Now, you know, as a follower of politics, as a listener of this program, you know, you know that what actually determines the nominee for president of the United States are these things called delegates. And each state has a certain number of delegates that they award. It depends on the state. Some are winner take all, some are split based upon other criteria by county or precinct or congressional district or whatever. So it varies by
state. But delegates. Once someone receives in the Republican Party on two hundred and fifteen delegates, they have secured the nomination to be the presidential nominee. And then in the convention, which will be in August, they will officially vote. The delegates will go in person, have the national convention have some speakers, which of course will culminate with Trump speaking and talking about his platform, kind of kicking off the the beginning of the final phase of this process
as we head into the general election. And so those delegates, again, Trump is looking to get to one thy two hundred and fifteen as of right now what I've seen current that's been awarded, and there are still delegates that from Super Tuesday that have not yet been awarded because of calculations, and they're still waiting on some of these numbers to come in and so forth. Trump
currently has nine hundred and ninety five delegates. Well, we think that he has at least one thousand and fifty once we once all the dust subtles here. I don't know exactly where that's going to end up, but somewhere around one thousand and fifty or a little bit north of that is where Trump's going to be. He needs only twelve hundred and fifteen. So but let's just assume he's got the nine to ninety five. We're not gonna speculate even though
it's clear he's going to have probably at least one thousand and fifty. Let's just assume he's got nine hundred and ninety five, which is where he stands as of right now, and that means he's currently sitting at about eighty two percent of the required twelve hundred and fifteen delegates to win the nomination. Nikki Hayley is in second place with eighty nine delegates, so Trump at nine to ninety five, Nicky Haley with eighty nine, Rond de Santis has nine delegates.
Of course he's dropped out of the race, and all these folks have. I'm just painting the picture here of how massive of a victory this is. And this is in spite of everything they've thrown at him. This is in spite of the Seinfeld Newman strategy where the left has vowed to do whatever it takes as long as it takes them, so long as it takes Trump
away from the White House. Vvek Ramaswami has three delegates. So if you add him up, if you say Trump has the nine hundred and ninety five and everyone else, Nicki Haley, Ronda Santis, vivek Ramaswami have a combined combined total of one hundred and one. That means Trump has won ninety point eight percent of all delegates that have been awarded thus far. That also means he needs only two hundred and twenty delegates to win the nomination. Nicky Haley
should she Well, I don't know if you saw this. Mary Anne Williamson on the Democrat Party suspended her campaign and then unsuspended her campaign. I told Oz, it reminds me of the Office where Dwight was shunning Andy. For those of you that for those of you that watched the office, he would tell Andy, you're shunned. And then if Andy asked him a question that he needed to that Dwight wanted to tell Andy the answer to, he would temporarily unshut him, give him the answer, and then re shun him.
That's kind of what we're getting with Mary Anne Williamson's campaign. So I suppose Nicki Haley could do the same. I mean, she's not going to, but theoretically I guess she could. We've got an example of someone who has done it. But she needs Nicky Haley would need one and twenty six delegates. That means she would need eighty four and a half percent of all the remaining delegates. Trump only needs sixteen and a half percent of the delegates that
are remaining. In some of those that are left from super Tuesday, and then others are from upcoming primaries and so forth. So this is over and this is what I shared this for two reasons to illustrate how massive of a victory this is. I suppose a couple of reasons how massive of a victory this was for Trump number one? Number two. Number two to show you, to encourage you to say, in spite of everything going on, Trump is still able to do this, which is It's truly remarkable, it is.
And number three, these are the things that Nicky Hayley's team sat around and talked about after being just completely embarrassed on well in the you know, after Super Tuesday, they sat down and they looked at this and I mean, she has to win eighty four and a half percent of the delegates to become the nominee. Now we knew this before, not the specific numbers, but we knew that she was going to get her you know, she was going to get thumped, is what she was going to get, and she
did. So we knew that they wanted to play this out for whatever reason. Right, they had the money, why not maybe you know, the more that you draw this campaign out and you're not out of the race, there's always a chance. Telling me there's a chance, one in a million chance, one in a billion chance, I don't know, but some really really infinitesimally small number, that's a chance that she could win. But now now this is reality, right, These are no longer projections, This is
no longer what people think is going to happen. This is now the cold hard truth, the cold hard reality. So she looks at the delegate count here and it's clear she has to win nearly eighty five percent to win the nomination. That's not going to happen. And even the people that have so much money in their pockets they don't know what to do with who are throwing money at her campaign, which more power to them, by the way, I'm not against I mean, that's their prerogative, their money. I'm not
saying that. But it's gotten to the point to where they just can't justify it. There's no path for her to win. This is crazy talk. I mean, it would have to it would have to completely flip on its head, and she would have to start beating Trump as badly as Trump is beating her and everyone else combined. It's just it's not logical to think that that's going to happen, and it hasn't been. I get all that, but now they've got the numbers, they've got the data, they've been able
to analyze it, and it's no longer speculation. It is reality. So Trump, my friends, is the nominee. Biden, of course, same sort of thing is happening over there. Although I will tell you one of my favorite I told Oz this is one of my favorite headlines. I've seen. This here is fantastic, and I've got to take a break in a second. But Biden. Did you know Biden lost on Super Tuesday in one spot as well? Biden lost in American Samoa. That's right, Biden loses.
This is the postmillennial dot com. Biden loses American Samoa to long shot candidate Jason Palmer. Now, Jason Palmer had been actually campaigning out there, but he beat Biden in American Samoa. He's qualified, by the way, to only be on the ballot in sixteen states, and that's according to his own campaign's press release. But nonetheless, Biden loses in American Samoa. But that aside, that anomaly aside, we're faced with the reality that we've got
a Biden Trump rematch from twenty twenty. I mean, this is unavoidable. There are some again, some wildcards we can get to after the break here, but that is what this is set up to be. Like it or not, That's what's gonna happen here. That's what we're moving towards. There's a few, again, a few potential possibilities that could change that, but these are would be very very extreme, exact examples of something that would have to happen. So that being said, I'm taking a break, quick time
out here is in order, my friends, Sit tight. You're listening to conservative not better talk. I'm your host, the one, the only, the beloved tad Uh back here in just a minute. Welcome back, my
friends. So what are some of the potential hurdles, obstacles, what have you that could impact the inevitable here, which is there is going to be barring some sort of incredibly bizarre, unpredictable well I would say somewhat unpredictable, potentially predictable, but just unheard of events that would prevent a Biden Trump rematch. Well, of course, the first is something that I wrote about in this week's column, which is that someone else is going to be the nominee
for the Democrat Party. That's the first possibility, that is a possibility. Some of you think that that's definitely going to happen, and it could happen. But again, a lot of I think, and I know that this
doesn't necessarily compute for people that live in reality. And so I'm with you on that because we look at Biden as a candidate and we think, why would they There's no way he's the best candidate, right, I mean, this guy is I mean, again, I take no pleasure saying this, but he's He's incoherent, He's clueless a lot as to what's going on. His policies have wreaked havoc upon the American people. The American people know this. He's created a wide open border to our south. Heck, he's created
a wide open border to our north. People coming across the border from Canada have never that. Those numbers have never been higher, at least in modern time. The numbers that I've seen, it's dramatically higher than when it had been. Inflation has been has burned out of control in this country for a while. It's still higher than they want you to believe. They want you
to believe it's back to back to normal. But the thing is, when when inflation is not shrinking, it's still growing, right, we still have an inflation rate that's higher than zero. So we're not making we're not getting back to what the numbers were before inflation ran rampant. And of course there's problems with having a negative inflation rate too. I don't want to get into all that. I'm just saying that people are feeling it. It's unavoidable.
There's nothing about this candidate to like, and to think that he's the best candidate is mind bottling. But you start going through you know there's not If you go back to Obama's Hope and Change campaign, I think that was a brilliant campaign. I think it was deceptive and deceivil, but the outcome, the impact that it had was remarkable because hope and change is just very ambiguous, and it could almost be whatever you hope and change for, whatever you
want to see have hope in and whatever you want to see changed. That could become the vehicle for you to think, oh wow, even if what you personally wanted to see change was the opposite of what Obama was going to do to change things. It still felt right to a lot of people. It didn't to me. It didn't to those of us that pay attention and understand politics and messaging and slogans and all that sort of stuff. But it
was effective. It was effective with people. And so I'm reminded a little bit of that as I think about this, because you know that there's a reality aspect to having you know, just like buy Obama picked the Hope and Change, his campaign team came up with that, that that campaign, that message, that slogan. There's the the idea, the idea of some mythical
candidate coming in. That's everything that you want, right just like with the Obama's Hoping change or excuse me, hoping hope and change campaign, that was effective because they could use the imagination. But we don't have that. You don't have the opportunity to have someone use their imagination when picking a candidate.
You can have them use their imagination to fill in the blanks on what they think you're going to do as president, but there's supposed to be a real person that we vote for, and so you have to start going through the names of those people. And we've done that you've done that, and you start going down the list. You go down the list of Kamala Harris. She's arguably one of the most unlikable politicians. I don't think arguably, I
think demonstrably one of the most unlikable politicians that there is. I mean, she gives Hillary Clinton a run for her money. I mean, you go down Bernie Sanders, He's only a Democrat every four years. When it's time to have a presidential nominee. You keep going down the list. Pete boot Edge Edge I mean mayor Pete was I mean the Newness War off of that and listening to him and watching him run the Department of Transportation, We've seen
some massive problems there. I mean Amy Klobuchar won. A lot of people are saying, who is that Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas, which I can say because yes, Pocahontas is my thirteenth great grandmother, proven by genealogy, and I'm the official self appointed spokesperson for the family, so we can call our Pocahontas. She's not an appealing figure, she's polarizing. You start going like, who's left. People say Gavin Newsom. Gavin Newsom's the governor of a state
that is in disarray. I mean, you ask a lot of people what state is the craziest in the United States, They're going to say California, and they're probably going to be right in a lot of ways. And to think that that individual can have broad appeal to people who are, you know, in states that Democrats have to win, like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, I don't know. Can he connect he was exposed by Desantus during their debates. I mean, there's a lot of problems, a ton of problems.
There's poop on the streets in San Francisco, my friends. There was an app created to show you where the extrement was on the streets San Francisco. Now, I don't want to say that all that is the responsibility of the governor. I mean there's mayors, local control and everything, but it is it is the state. It's a byproduct of the craziness that has come from that state. And is that going to appeal to the average Democrat voter. I mean, I don't know. And these are conversations that are being
had and I'm telling you they knew that. We have to remember, they knew the Democrat power brokers in twenty twenty when they chose Biden to be their nominee, and they asked everyone else, effectively to drop out of the race so that Biden could go up against Bernie and not have a contested convention. In twenty twenty, they made the decision to pick Biden, and they knew, they knew of the things that we are seeing today. I can't overemphasize
that or stress that enough. They knew he had ment fitness problems, they knew he had legitimate health issues. They knew these things. They knew probably about Hunter Biden and the laptop and all the stuff that was we've learned since then regarding potential excuse me, pay to play scandals and so forth. They knew all of that, and yet they still picked him four years ago.
So but they can still try to pick someone else, and at the convention, Doctor Jill can go up on stage and say, look, it's with much sadness and regret that I have to inform you that Joe is no longer able to run for president, and then they throw their support behind someone else. But who else is it? So a Michelle Obama, as many people want, She's out there emphatically. Her office is emphatically denying that she wants
anything to do with this whatsoever. She's consistently said that maybe she's lying. I don't know, Oprah Winfrey. I mean, you got to go to someone like that that's got, again the superficial appeal. Just someone who's nice or likable or has a personality that can connect with people superficial politics. I just don't know who the person is, my friends. So that's an option.
There's a couple of other options that we'll talk about here on the other side of the break, but I have to take a time out some time. My friends back in just a minute. Welcome back, my friends. So I'm going to talk about some of these other reasons, right, not reasons, but other outcomes that the left is hoping for as kind of a last ditch effort to prevent a Trump nomination from the Republican Party for president of
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dropped out. It's Trump, He's ninety what is it, eighty percent, eighty two percent? I think it was of the way towards securing enough delegates to win the nomination, So no one else is close. He only needs two hundred and twenty and he's actually going to be closer to that. He's probably going to be about one hundred and sixty five or so away once all the dust subtles from Super Tuesday and all the delegates are are awarded. Now we can go back to the strategy of the left all along, which again,
as I've stated, is the Seinfeld Newman strategy. They are going to do whatever it takes as long as it takes them. So long as it takes Trump away from sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue the White House. And so this is where it becomes clear. You know, you look at the case in New York where he had the three hundred and fifty five million dollar judgment against him. They want to cripple him financially if they can. They want to. They want to be a bird in his boot. They want to be
a thorn in his side. They want to well, they'd be happy to have him arrested and thrown in the clink. Whatever it takes, my friends to keep him out of the White House. They there really is nothing that they won't do. And so that's where these other things really come into focus, the criminal trials and the the other actions being taken to prevent him from
being on the ballot. I mean, they're running out of options here because the Supreme Court ruled, as we talked about yesterday, that Trump can be
on that ballot and that no state can stop him from being there. So Congress, as I alluded to at the very end of the program yesterday, Jamie Raskin, Democrat from Maryland, he's going to try to come up with legislation that would declare January sixth an insurrection, and then they can somehow say that Trump is an insurrectionist, which then would tie him back directly to, you know, to the fourteenth Amendment to where anyone who's engaged in insurrection cannot
run. I don't know what the supremeor I don't know if that would go back to the Supreme Court. But these are things they're trying. Everything is the point, because the last thing they want is it for it to be a one on one matchup. Right. Imagine if you're a fan of the NBA, and maybe you're not, maybe you hate the NBA. I don't know. I've been following the Pacers. There's years I follow them closely.
There's years I can barely stand to watch it. But in the closing minutes of a ball game, the closing seconds of a game, you know, you have your your go to players, right, you have your Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan's, your Kevin Durant, whoever it is today and today's game. But you've had this threat history. There's a person that's getting the ball
and there's a person that's guarding them. Right, there's a there are these one on one matchups, especially amongst the superstars that you know, the offensive players got to make the shot, the defensive players got to challenge, keep them from getting to their spot whatever, right, make the shot as hard as possible on them. And so do you think that the left, the Democrat party really wants that. I'm picturing Biden. Biden would have a headband
on, probably some goggles. You have to tell him on the way out to the court if it's offense or defense. Probably explain what offense and kind of what I had to do to the fourth grade girls team. Offense is when we have the ball. Defense is when we don't all that sort of stuff. But can you imagine Trump out there calling for the ball on the high posts on the elbow or something, and then squaring up with Biden,
and they've got isolation, right. They moved the other four players out of the lane, out around the three point line, they spot up in case when Trump drives to the basket, he can kick it out to one of the players on the wing, or on the baseline or wherever. Do you think that they want that? There's no one else there right there, it
is Biden and Trump. It's going to be unless one of these crazy things happens, Trump's you know, goes to prison, which again I'm not saying is I'm just saying it's gonna take We're now at that point officially we knew that this sort of thing was almost inevitable. Now we can see the riding
on the wall. It's the only thing that's going to stop this now is something as dramatic as that, something like Trump going to prison or you know, Biden dropping out and someone replacing him, something I mean, largely unheard of, very very unlikely scenario when looked at in the total scope of American history. They don't want that one on one match up because a one on one matchup in politics means there's a debate stage and there's Trump with at the
podium and Biden at the podium. You talk about ultimate just unveiling what's really going on behind the curtain in this administration. That's when this is going to happen. And there's no coming back from that. I don't know if there's any coming back from it where they are today, but that's what they want to avoid at all costs. I want to avoid these breaks, my friends, but I just can't. Got to pay the bills. Quick time out
back here in just a minute. Welcome back, my friends. So those are the things, those are the things that the left is now hoping for, and it's why they're in meltdownlode. I don't know if you've watched any of this post Super Tuesday coverage, or even the night of Super Tuesday, if you watched any of that, if you listen to any of the clips, I've got some stuff in the stack of stuff today if you want to see some of that. If you've not, I don't have time to play
it here today. But we've got Jinsaki out there. She's making fun of voters in Virginia because the number one issue for Republicans in Virginia was border security. She laughingly said, there's nowhere, you know, They're nowhere near the southern border, and Rachel Maddow chimes in and said, well, they share a border with West Virginia, to which the arrogant elitists began to chuckle condescendingly
at people in West Virginia. But nonetheless, nonetheless, this is their response to mock, to make fun of, to try to I mean, there's some anger in there too. Joy Reid I've got a SoundBite from her that's in the stack of stuff that she's angry. She doesn't understand it at all, or at least she's wanting you to think that. But anyway, I'm just out of time, can't get to that that is on the stack of stuff. The show notes, well, the stack of stuff for today March
seventh, twenty twenty four. But I've got to wrap up here and take a break. My friends, sit tight back in a minute. So, my friends, the stage is effectively set. And again, we knew this. You knew this. I knew this. This was where this was heading. Again, unless something really bizarre happens, which she kind of touched on here in the latter part of the program, Be prepared, Be prepared. This is why, by the way, this is why I've mentioned this all
along. I go back in my memory bank and remember in twenty sixteen people telling me Todd, I just can't wait for things to go back to normal after this election. Folks, this is the new normal. It will be intense. It's because there is so much at stake, and they fear Donald Trump so much. He's the antithesis of what they want in office. And it's why we've got to fight with all we've got to get in there, but I've got to go. SDG