Speaker 1: Every American deserves to have their voice heard.
Speaker 2: Your voice was heard.
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Speaker 2: here fifty five krc DE Talk Station and a very
Speaker 2: very happy Friday eve to you, extra special day with
Speaker 2: a recap on the election. Generally speaking, welcome back to
Speaker 2: the fifty five krc Morning Show. It's also a pleasure
Speaker 2: to have him on the show. Head of the Ohio
Speaker 2: Republican Party, Alex Trianta Filo. Alex, welcome back, my friend, Brian.
Speaker 1: Always good to be with you, especially post election, sir.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm glad where you can be at least
Speaker 2: a celebratory moved on a national scale and a statewide scale.
Speaker 2: Not so much in Hamilton County. We'll get to that later,
Speaker 2: but let's talk about Ohio to start with. Of course,
Speaker 2: obviously Trump just way ahead in Ohio in terms of
Speaker 2: the number of votes, but Bernie Marina got him in
Speaker 2: office thanks to the hard work for a lot of folks,
Speaker 2: including door knockers Americans for prosperity and riding the cotails
Speaker 2: of a successful Trump presidency our campaign.
Speaker 1: I have no question about it. Look, Brian, we had
Speaker 1: a banner night in Ohio, and you know, I have
Speaker 1: been in charge of the Ohio Republican Party for nearly
Speaker 1: two years, and I know what happened here in my hometown.
Speaker 1: But you know, I cannot not just thank Ohioans really,
Speaker 1: and really at Hamilton County in southwest Ohio plays a
Speaker 1: big role in delivering a lot of votes for big,
Speaker 1: big wins across the board. So what we do sometimes
Speaker 1: is Republican does not stop and evaluate our own success.
Speaker 1: We had a wildly successful night across the state of
Speaker 1: Ohio on the Tuesday, and we're thrilled Bernie Marino being
Speaker 1: first among that list. I mean, we many have tried
Speaker 1: to take out Shared Brown. We've had that campaign after
Speaker 1: campaign in my life really since the mid two thousands,
Speaker 1: to try to take out a career far left wing Democrat,
Speaker 1: and finally the Ohio Publican Party in Bernie Marino, was
Speaker 1: successful and getting that done. So we're wildly happy and
Speaker 1: you know, just very proud of Bernie. Bernie as an
Speaker 1: extraordinary candidate. I said it to you many times and
Speaker 1: your listeners. I've set it across Ohio with my campaigned
Speaker 1: with Bernie on his bus and everywhere. This is a
Speaker 1: special guy, Brian, he really is. He's wildly intelligent, he
Speaker 1: is hard working, his heart is in the right place,
Speaker 1: He's got a business background. He'll be a strong conservative
Speaker 1: voice for our values in DC. So I couldn't be
Speaker 1: more happy with the win, the Bernie Marino victory over
Speaker 1: forever politician Shared Brown Nan.
Speaker 2: I'm certainly glad that Connla Harris ran his dismal account
Speaker 2: paign as she did, because you know, coattails are very,
Speaker 2: very important, and Donald Harris just didn't bring bring an
Speaker 2: a game. I don't know that she was capable of it,
Speaker 2: but I don't know. I don't know how you can
Speaker 2: get elected a higher office by just running a campaign
Speaker 2: based upon simply calling your opponent names.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was a frustration I had throughout this campaign,
Speaker 1: and really it's a frustration I have today in modern
Speaker 1: American politics. Look, Brian, Donald Trump ran a campaign of ideas,
Speaker 1: and again the pundits in the press will never say
Speaker 1: that because they hate him so much. But when Donald
Speaker 1: Trump just for instance, does build a wall he's talking
Speaker 1: about an issue immigration. He's telling you I want to
Speaker 1: steal the southern border with a physical wall. Now he
Speaker 1: simplifies it in that way. When Donald Trump says drill, baby, drill,
Speaker 1: he says, I want to produce more American energy to
Speaker 1: make the cost of goods cheaper. Brian, those are policy proposals.
Speaker 1: Let's have a good faith are you know discussion. If
Speaker 1: you're a Democrat and you say that a wall doesn't work,
Speaker 1: let's at least debate that instead. The Democrats said, he's
Speaker 1: a Nazi, he's a threat to democracy, he's a bad
Speaker 1: human being. Well guess what, he just won one of
Speaker 1: the most outstanding victories really in the history of modern
Speaker 1: American politics. He stands poison to win the popular vote,
Speaker 1: something we do not see because states like California New
Speaker 1: York end up seeing low Republican turnout because they know
Speaker 1: they can't win those states in the electoral college. So
Speaker 1: you know, we're about to have one of the great
Speaker 1: victories in modern American politics because the Democrats refuse to
Speaker 1: talk about issues. So Kamala Harris was a bad tan
Speaker 1: because she kept playing the same Democratic playbook, which is
Speaker 1: to demonize one human being rather than discuss the kitchen
Speaker 1: table issues that Americans care about the most. America has
Speaker 1: dealt with a shrinking middle class, higher prices for everything,
Speaker 1: a southern border that makes it feel like we barely
Speaker 1: have a country left. So you know we have for
Speaker 1: that reason. You know, we have Donald Trump going back
Speaker 1: to the White House. You know we're gonna have a
Speaker 1: Senate majority. I'm crossing my fingers. We have a House majority.
Speaker 1: And in Ohio, you know, we again had big wins
Speaker 1: for state Supreme Court and especially on Issue one, which
Speaker 1: you may ask about.
Speaker 2: But today as Republicans, well, it looks like we already
Speaker 2: got the House based upon the polling I've seen this
Speaker 2: more of than the numbers I've seen this morning, at
Speaker 2: least in terms of who they've declared the winners. So
Speaker 2: I think it's across the board sweep. Let us see here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I do want to gravitate over to Issue one because
Speaker 2: I'm real quick. On the Democrats side of the ledger,
Speaker 2: I get the impression that, you know, while a lot
Speaker 2: of Democrats, and a lot of traditional Democrats, did you
Speaker 2: know whether they or not they held their nose or
Speaker 2: actually embraced Trump, they voted for him, which is unusual.
Speaker 2: Large chunks of the Black population, large chunks of the
Speaker 2: Jewish population, large chunks of the Hispanic population. I got
Speaker 2: the impression, and I think the numbers tell a tale.
Speaker 2: A lot of Democrats just sat it out. They didn't
Speaker 2: show up. They weren't convinced Kamala was right person for
Speaker 2: the job. But they didn't mean they were going to
Speaker 2: go out and vote for Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, the Democrats definitely have a turnout problem.
Speaker 1: And you know, I have a party leader. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to be a candidate ever in my life.
Speaker 1: I will tell you that. As a party leader, I
Speaker 1: know that turning out your vote is the number one
Speaker 1: obligation of the political parties. And you know, our machine
Speaker 1: was just better. Our machine is better, certainly better in Ohio,
Speaker 1: better even in Hamilton County, believe or not. But we're
Speaker 1: just outnumbered there by people who believe otherwise. But you know,
Speaker 1: the turnout machine by the Republicans is just far superior.
Speaker 1: And you know, Kamala Harris energized no one. You know,
Speaker 1: she was a bad candidate in their primary for president,
Speaker 1: which is why she never really faced the Democrat voters.
Speaker 1: And then by time they you know, kind of fixed
Speaker 1: the process for her to be the nominee without you know,
Speaker 1: a single Democrat casting a vote in the primary. There
Speaker 1: was just no energy there. And you know, again on Kamala,
Speaker 1: we know this, Brian. I mean, everybody talked about one
Speaker 1: of the reasons Biden held on as long as he
Speaker 1: did is because they knew they just didn't have a
Speaker 1: good candidate. And I'm not into bashing Canis after they lose,
Speaker 1: but Kamala Harris is a far left wing liberal. She's
Speaker 1: not in the mainstream of American politics. So you know,
Speaker 1: it was a mismatch from the beginning, and Democrats just
Speaker 1: weren't excited about her.
Speaker 2: Well, and the other change in this election, and it
Speaker 2: was a radical shift from the traditional norms. Republicans got
Speaker 2: out early and voted. They negated the normal advantage Democrats
Speaker 2: have when they walk into the polling places on election.
Speaker 1: Day one more time part of the operator in the machine.
Speaker 1: I mean, I you know again, my Hamilton County Wrather
Speaker 1: knew this when I was here. And then I went
Speaker 1: to Ohio and I walked into a room for Ohio
Speaker 1: as a Republican activists, Brian and I say, it's okay,
Speaker 1: and the room responds to vote that way. I mean,
Speaker 1: it became a little bit although a little hokey, a
Speaker 1: little corny, it works in politics. But you know, I
Speaker 1: went around Ohio and we said it's okay to vote
Speaker 1: that way, and meaning get out and vote early. We
Speaker 1: were blown away by the early vote numbers. Now, to
Speaker 1: be fair, a lot of those early voters were going
Speaker 1: to be with us anyway. By locking them in and
Speaker 1: turning them out early. You know, it's all part of
Speaker 1: the job of the Republican machine, of the you know,
Speaker 1: of the operator class of which I am a part of,
Speaker 1: and that is to turn people out. And we were
Speaker 1: thrilled to see that early vote and to see Republicans
Speaker 1: embrace it.
Speaker 2: It worked for us, it certainly did, and I appreciate
Speaker 2: your efforts in that regard, and I appreciate everybody who
Speaker 2: got out and voted early. Now moving over to Issue one,
Speaker 2: I really thought I would wake up in the morning
Speaker 2: and see that Issue one had actually passed, given the
Speaker 2: millions and millions of out of state and foreign money
Speaker 2: to float into the state to try to convince us
Speaker 2: that was the right thing to do. Enshrining jerrymandering, in
Speaker 2: a group of unelected officials. Lo and behold that didn't work.
Speaker 2: That was amazing.
Speaker 1: You know, I put us on my social media on
Speaker 1: my Facebook this morning because I'm just sharing of a
Speaker 1: lot of our party faithful. This is maybe the most
Speaker 1: rewarding win of my time in politics. And it's not
Speaker 1: my win. It's a win for the Republicans, led really
Speaker 1: by Bob Paducciic, my predecessor, and by a lot of
Speaker 1: people in the state House. We were a big part
Speaker 1: of it, the OHIOG, but again it was a team effort. Brian.
Speaker 1: I actually sent a message to my executive director about
Speaker 1: twenty minutes ago, and I might have used the explictis,
Speaker 1: but I said we won by eight. I hadn't really
Speaker 1: looked ultimately at the result because you know, it was
Speaker 1: a very late night Tuesday, and I'm trying to get
Speaker 1: over some kind of a head cold thing here. But anyway,
Speaker 1: I didn't really closely look. I knew we won, but
Speaker 1: we won that by eight percentage points. Issue one, here's
Speaker 1: why you just said it once Ohioan's understood it. The
Speaker 1: far left believes that Americans are stupid. They just do it.
Speaker 1: They think that they can just pass things by the
Speaker 1: American people and they're not paying attention. Once people got involved,
Speaker 1: they realized this was not citizen led. This was forty
Speaker 1: million dollars an out of state left wing special interest
Speaker 1: powers pouring into Ohio. They got a former you know,
Speaker 1: former Justice of the Supreme Court Frankly to be a
Speaker 1: bit of a stooge for that. Yeah, day, oh, this
Speaker 1: is citizen led. It not. It wasn't anything like that.
Speaker 1: This was an effort to strip you, the voter, of
Speaker 1: your rights the process of doing important public business. Had
Speaker 1: our press been honest, you would have known about it sooner.
Speaker 1: But once Ohioland's understood it, they blew it away. Winning
Speaker 1: that issue by eight percentage points was amazing. You know,
Speaker 1: I can tell you we did seventy thousand yard signs,
Speaker 1: bus tours. We had a glass roots effort, kind of
Speaker 1: unprecedented for the party. We got our yard signs, then
Speaker 1: we had them out in about three days in about
Speaker 1: eighty of Ohio's eighty eight county, So you know, it
Speaker 1: was it was a wonderful, wonderful win. It's important for Ohiolands.
Speaker 1: You want to be able to elect the people that
Speaker 1: do public business. You don't want far left special interest
Speaker 1: groups stripping you of your rights. So Issue one was
Speaker 1: an outstanding result for Ohio. And by the way, Hamilton
Speaker 1: County was strong in Issue one. Southwest Ohio was strong
Speaker 1: in Issue one and they continue to play an important
Speaker 1: role in what's happening here statewide.
Speaker 2: All right, let's pause, We'll bring Alex Trouncepeela back to
Speaker 2: talk about Hamilton County. Also, maybe chime in on the
Speaker 2: across the board victory of the Supreme Court race seven
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Speaker 2: Seven nineteen comed up in seven twenty Bryn Thomas here
Speaker 2: with the head of the Ohio Republican Party, Alex Charantipila,
Speaker 2: doing a little analysis to the election. Not much need
Speaker 2: to be said. I think it's considering pretty much a
Speaker 2: clean sweep Republican side on Ohio generally. It doesn't come
Speaker 2: as a surprise to me that all three open Supreme
Speaker 2: Court seats went Republican.
Speaker 1: Well, that's right, and again we were deliberate and selecting
Speaker 1: three wonderful candidates for those races, two of them from
Speaker 1: right here in southwest Ohio. Megan Shanahan, you know, perhaps
Speaker 1: one of the best judges ever to serve here in
Speaker 1: Hamilton County, now elevated to the state's highest court. My
Speaker 1: good and dear friend, Justice Joe Dieters, who's the longest
Speaker 1: serving prosecutor in Hamilton County history. And then there's a
Speaker 1: great guy named Dan Hawkins who's a judge up in
Speaker 1: Franklin County in Columbus, who is a you know, former
Speaker 1: prosecutor as well. You know, very briefly on those guys,
Speaker 1: we selected guys with prosecute guys and women in Megan
Speaker 1: Chanta and with prosecutorial experience going you know, going into
Speaker 1: the the to the bench. And you know, again you
Speaker 1: and I are lawyers, and we know there's a significant
Speaker 1: side of that part of that work that's civil in nature.
Speaker 1: But when the general public looks at their judges, they
Speaker 1: want judges to keep them safe. And we knew politically
Speaker 1: that we had judges and had a history of trying
Speaker 1: to keep you in our community safe and that was
Speaker 1: going to work. So we had three great candidates, all
Speaker 1: three one pretty comfortably statewide. All three worked very very hard.
Speaker 1: So again excited about big wins far three justices, and
Speaker 1: that makes our court, by the way, here in Ohio
Speaker 1: fix Republicans to only one Democrat. So again the Republican
Speaker 1: Party continues to dominate in Ohio.
Speaker 2: Well, and I know you set me up intentionally with
Speaker 2: the comment prosecutorial experience. As we pivot over to Hamilton
Speaker 2: County where a demonstrably unqualified person is now the ham
Speaker 2: or will now be the Hamlin County prosecutor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that You know again, Jennifer, my wife and
Speaker 1: I were in Columbus, have been largely out of out
Speaker 1: of the region for most of the month. We you know,
Speaker 1: we were watching with one eye, you know, back home,
Speaker 1: because Hamilin County certainly matters, I know, to your listeners
Speaker 1: and the people in southwest Ohio, and this race matters.
Speaker 1: It's a reality that, you know, the bigger urban centers
Speaker 1: continue to be a challenge for Republicans once you get
Speaker 1: outie to Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, of course, you know,
Speaker 1: it's much safer, better, cleaner schools, or better everything is about,
Speaker 1: you know, better where Republicans are. But the fact of
Speaker 1: the matter is that was a tough, tough race, and
Speaker 1: I'm very proud of my friend Melissa Power. She ran
Speaker 1: a strong, strong campaign, Brian, you know, almost two point
Speaker 1: five million dollars ultimately raised. I mean, for anybody who
Speaker 1: knows the inside workings of politics, that's that's just hard work.
Speaker 1: That's that's getting people to commit to invest in you.
Speaker 1: That's very, very hard. Melissa made this very close. If
Speaker 1: you look carefully at the results here in Hamilton County,
Speaker 1: no other Republican got really close to winning. You know,
Speaker 1: A case with a partisan label on it like that race.
Speaker 1: No one got that close, and you know, it's a shame,
Speaker 1: it's a shame. Most of powers was by far the
Speaker 1: better candid. We've seen this in American politics, you know,
Speaker 1: where people just put out their jerseys and qualifications hardly matter,
Speaker 1: and that's kind of what happened here. So you know,
Speaker 1: that's that's just a tough one. There's there's no no
Speaker 1: looking back on that. Feel terrible for Hamilton County. And
Speaker 1: I hope to God that you know, the guard rails
Speaker 1: that we have in place, you know, good police officers
Speaker 1: and you know a few of our good judges will
Speaker 1: hold that office accountable and make sure that they're doing
Speaker 1: what they're supposed to do, and that is to oppose publics,
Speaker 1: do to help us keep public order, public safety. And
Speaker 1: I get worried about that. One did not like that
Speaker 1: result one bit.
Speaker 2: Well, and things change out in California after they experienced
Speaker 2: their woke view of policing and the judiciary, they obviously
Speaker 2: went the opposite direction. I guess I've been saying, well,
Speaker 2: last one out, bring the flag. As the Republican Party
Speaker 2: kind of written off Hamilton County completely at this juncture.
Speaker 2: Are we still going to keep fighting there?
Speaker 1: Alex, Oh God, no, no, you cannot write it off.
Speaker 1: And there's something very important for people to know. First
Speaker 1: of all, my experience a statewide will tell you that
Speaker 1: there is a thriving Republican party in Columbus, and there's
Speaker 1: a thriving Republican party in Cleveland, and there is a
Speaker 1: thriving Republican party here in Hamlin County. There are races
Speaker 1: outside of these, right there are township trustee races. And
Speaker 1: you know, there are eight big townships here in Hamilton
Speaker 1: County that comprise a large segment of the population a lot.
Speaker 1: And if you live there del High and Anderson and Green,
Speaker 1: you have Republicans governing you there. And that's better. Believe me,
Speaker 1: you're better to live in Green Township than you are
Speaker 1: in the City of Cincinnati. Your taxes are lower, your
Speaker 1: police force is well funded, you've got good school systems.
Speaker 1: So those are all Republicans and they governed, and your
Speaker 1: Republican Party is very active in those races. Also, Brian,
Speaker 1: this is important. Hamilton County sent one hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: eight thousand votes plus one hundred and sixty eight thousand
Speaker 1: votes Q ohioans to elect Donald Trump. Just by by contrast,
Speaker 1: Butler County, a great, strong Republican county, sent one hundred
Speaker 1: and twelve thousand votes to the state. So Ohio or
Speaker 1: Hamilton County will play a key role in keeping Ohio
Speaker 1: a red red state. So there shouldn't be any thought
Speaker 1: that you shutter the doors in the Hamilton County Republican Party.
Speaker 1: That's Frankly, that's crazy talk. You must keep a strong
Speaker 1: Republican organization in every county in Ohio to help us
Speaker 1: continue to win Ohio for Republicans and keep common sense
Speaker 1: conservative governance in place around the state. So any idea
Speaker 1: that one race, you know, look, there's not a Republican
Speaker 1: prosecutor in Franklin County. That's Columbus. There's not a Republican
Speaker 1: prosecutor in Cleveland, in Tyahoga County. They continue to do
Speaker 1: the important work of electing Republicans, not on these super
Speaker 1: high profile races, but all the way across the board
Speaker 1: from Ohio, all the way down to your local townships
Speaker 1: to compete in judgeships, state representative races. You know, we've
Speaker 1: got Mike Odoso and Cindy Abrams. Yeah, Bill Blessing and
Speaker 1: other important Republicans in county. So, by no enough should
Speaker 1: we stop functioning here in Hamilton County.
Speaker 2: Continue to be a cheerleader. That's great And finally, absolutely
Speaker 2: brief word, I would expect no less from you, Alex
Speaker 2: and Avere. Fourth or two Dwaine's going to have an
Speaker 2: opportunity to replace Sadie Vans's seat, and my listeners are
Speaker 2: sadly disappointed by the earliest indication, which was going to
Speaker 2: be Matt Dolan. There's a bunch of rhinos on the list.
Speaker 2: I will call them that. You don't have to agree
Speaker 2: with me, because I know how you have to protect
Speaker 2: across the board of the Republican name. But is Dowine
Speaker 2: going to listen to anyone? Will he get like they
Speaker 2: do with judges, Central Committee recommendations and consider them. Will
Speaker 2: he consider someone perhaps out a little more outside the
Speaker 2: box than he is typically inclined to do as a
Speaker 2: more moderate Republican.
Speaker 1: Alex, you know this is the governor's decision one hundred percent,
Speaker 1: And you know, I honestly don't know if he'll convene
Speaker 1: any kind of of a process that certainly wouldn't include
Speaker 1: the Central Committee in or what I expect it to.
Speaker 1: He is statutorally obligated to make this decision, and he will.
Speaker 1: So you know, we'll see what the governor does. Look,
Speaker 1: I have high confidence in the governor. You may not
Speaker 1: share that, but I have high confidence in the governor
Speaker 1: to wine. I think he's an intelligent man. I think
Speaker 1: he's going to carefully weigh all the considerations. Here. Listen,
Speaker 1: my laying in this and I'll say this publicly, and
Speaker 1: I'll say to the governor. My laying in this is
Speaker 1: winning Republican seats in Ohio. And I just want to
Speaker 1: win that Senate seat. For whoever gets a. Jd. Vance
Speaker 1: was so good as a United State Center from Ohio
Speaker 1: that he was selected to be the next Vice President
Speaker 1: of the United States. I just want to win that seat,
Speaker 1: and that's going to be my singular focus. Let's find
Speaker 1: a great candate that can win, and I'll entrust the
Speaker 1: governor to do his job, all.
Speaker 2: Right, get someone to fire up the base critical in
Speaker 2: that Alex Transfilo, thank you for the time you spend
Speaker 2: my listeners of me today. Appreciate your thoughtful analysis. I'll
Speaker 2: look forward to talking with you again down the road.
Speaker 2: And congratulations your hard work paid off. Clearly you're in Ohio.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much.
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