Speaker 1: Thanks Sarah, she's been staying too long. A lady collapsed
Speaker 1: in the crowd.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I mat sure she's home. And wait, thank
Speaker 2: you so much for your time. I know you've got
Speaker 2: a lot on your plate. Yet you're no.
Speaker 1: Yet.
Speaker 2: You're here in Colorado late on a Sunday afternoon, obviously
Speaker 2: to help our friend Gabe up and schedelected. So if
Speaker 2: you would just tell the people of Colorado why that's
Speaker 2: so important.
Speaker 1: Well, Gabe is one of the top five races in America.
Speaker 1: The eighth District of Colorado was going to decide the
Speaker 1: majority in the next Congress. And we're so excited about
Speaker 1: Gabe because of what he brings to the table. He's
Speaker 1: I think one of the top recruits we've had for
Speaker 1: Congress in a long long time. I'm sure the people
Speaker 1: in your audience know his resume, but he has led
Speaker 1: a life of service. He served his country in the
Speaker 1: military and the Army. Is a black Hawk helicopter pilot,
Speaker 1: combat veteran. He has served in the National Guard. He's
Speaker 1: helped colorad and serve them with wildfires and bloods and
Speaker 1: all the things the Guard has to do on here.
Speaker 1: It's very, very active, as everybody knows. He's a police
Speaker 1: officer for a decade. I mean, he put on the
Speaker 1: badge and went to serve his community every single day.
Speaker 1: That's who he is. Grandson of immigrants from Mexico and
Speaker 1: has lived in the American dream. And he's also one of
Speaker 1: the most articulate people we have in the Republican Party.
Speaker 1: He's in the legislature in Colorado, but we need him
Speaker 1: in Washington to serve even a larger cause. And I
Speaker 1: think he's going to make Colorado proud. This is one
Speaker 1: of the top five toss up districts in America. Everybody's
Speaker 1: watching this race, and everybody in the country's cheering along
Speaker 1: for Gay because I really can't wait to have him
Speaker 1: join our team.
Speaker 2: Well, you're right, everybody here knows he's a start. I
Speaker 2: mean everybody in my audience knows he's a starter. So
Speaker 2: when they're trying to crack the code with say the
Speaker 2: relatives or friends who tend to vote Democratic or whatever,
Speaker 2: what can you tell him about the practical difference it
Speaker 2: will make in the lives of Colorado's if the GOP
Speaker 2: hasnt via Gabe rather than the Democrats.
Speaker 1: It's night and day. I mean, this is not our
Speaker 1: father's Democratic Party. This party really has taken to socialism
Speaker 1: and Marxism. I mean they're on the path and they're
Speaker 1: running people for the highest offices in the country who
Speaker 1: have that ideology. And Kamala Harris, as we all know,
Speaker 1: is a real San Francisco radical.
Speaker 2: I mean she.
Speaker 1: Has had the most liberal voting record in the Senate,
Speaker 1: even left of Bernie Sanders. And they're running a campaign
Speaker 1: based on fantasy instead of fact. When the Republicans are
Speaker 1: in charge, and I believe we're going to win in November,
Speaker 1: I believe we're going to have the House majority. I
Speaker 1: believe we're going to take back the Senate, and I
Speaker 1: believe Donald Trump's going to get another term as president.
Speaker 1: And when that happens, you're going to see an absolute
Speaker 1: one hundred eighty to return from what we're doing right now.
Speaker 1: Right now, I'm traveling all around the country. I've been
Speaker 1: done events like I did for Gave today in two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifteen cities now across thirty United States. I
Speaker 1: go to the blue states and the swim districts and
Speaker 1: the places Republicans are not expected to perform well, we
Speaker 1: have huge enthusiastic crowds everywhere because people are fed up
Speaker 1: and they're fired up. I mean, everybody's so concerned about
Speaker 1: the cost of living that is now skyrocketing. They're worried
Speaker 1: about the rising crime rates. They're fed up with the
Speaker 1: open border that the Democrats did intentionally and caused all
Speaker 1: this great harm to us. They're terribly concerned about the
Speaker 1: weakness that we are projected on the world stage. Our
Speaker 1: adversaries are empowered, we have hot wars around the globe.
Speaker 1: All of that is the result of liberal Democrat leadership.
Speaker 1: If Republicans are in charge, well to the opposite, We're
Speaker 1: going to have a very aggressive first hundred days of agenda.
Speaker 1: Gabe is going to be very busy when he joins
Speaker 1: us in Congress, and we can have a lot to
Speaker 1: do because we're going to turn the American economy back
Speaker 1: on We're going to reduce taxes on job creators and
Speaker 1: entrepreneurs and risk takers so they can begin to thrive again. Remember,
Speaker 1: under the Trump administration, we have the greatest economy in
Speaker 1: the history of the world, not just the US, because
Speaker 1: we cut taxes and we slashed regulations. We've got the
Speaker 1: government off the backs of the people who are trying
Speaker 1: to provide the job small business owners and all the rest,
Speaker 1: and then we're going to shout the border. Secure the border.
Speaker 1: On day one, Donald Trump will come in an issue
Speaker 1: in executive order and get it done. Congress will come
Speaker 1: right behind them with legislation to ensure that it stays
Speaker 1: that way. We'll get control of the situation, and then
Speaker 1: we'll project strength again on the world stage. Peace through
Speaker 1: strength as a principle we remember from the Reagan years,
Speaker 1: that's what Donald Trump did. Energy policy will be key
Speaker 1: to this economic renaissance as well. We don't need to
Speaker 1: be energy independent, we need to be energy dominant, and
Speaker 1: we can do that. Clean natural gas, for example, is
Speaker 1: Gabe talked about in his speech today. That is the
Speaker 1: key to our national security. Our allies are desperate for
Speaker 1: our exports, and as Gabe pointed out in his speech
Speaker 1: out here this afternoon, if they don't get it from us,
Speaker 1: we're going to get it from Russia if fuels Vatimir
Speaker 1: prut In's war machine. There's so many problems, so many
Speaker 1: issues in the American people are looking for answers. Our candidates,
Speaker 1: like Gab we're out there providing the answers with credibility
Speaker 1: and with the right tone, and it is resonating with
Speaker 1: the people. And I think we're head for.
Speaker 2: Great November, and Sir, as you alluded to, here in Colorado,
Speaker 2: we're getting hammered by this open border. Yet we're getting
Speaker 2: saturated with these Caraveo ads that try to convince people.
Speaker 2: She's down at the border personally stopping people from coming in.
Speaker 2: So you get a chance to see her in action,
Speaker 2: obviously as Speaker of the House. What's the truth about
Speaker 2: Mss Caraveo and her role in Congress?
Speaker 1: She votes with the progressive liberal Democrats in Congress almost
Speaker 1: every single time. She's not for border security. Her voting
Speaker 1: record is the opposite. She has contributed to the problem.
Speaker 1: They have stood with the open border crowd and against
Speaker 1: law and order, against law enforcement, against the people who
Speaker 1: would bring order to this chaos. And so you got
Speaker 1: to have somebody like Gabe Evans who comes in with
Speaker 1: that actual skill set, with that life experience. He was
Speaker 1: law enforcement, He is a first responder.
Speaker 2: He knows.
Speaker 1: He's also the grandson of immigrants who came here legally.
Speaker 1: We value legal immigration. That's what made our country. It's
Speaker 1: the lawbreaking that we have to stop. And so you
Speaker 1: have to get people who have actually done this in
Speaker 1: their lives, but are not just using it as a
Speaker 1: talking point. They have the to show it. This campaign
Speaker 1: is about the record and not the rhetoric. If it's
Speaker 1: about policy and not personality, Gabe Evans is your next Congressman.
Speaker 1: And I'm hopeful and I pray, but the people take
Speaker 1: the time to actually do the research. Look at the
Speaker 1: voting records of these two candidates, and there is no
Speaker 1: question which I do you.
Speaker 2: Have to be? Well, you've been generous with your time.
Speaker 2: If I may ask one more question. One of the
Speaker 2: things I admire about you is the way you openly
Speaker 2: live your faith and you bring it to the office,
Speaker 2: just as Gabe does. And so when you said that
Speaker 2: you believe God saved President Trump, and I believe that
Speaker 2: as well, why do you think God saved President Trump?
Speaker 2: And what does it mean for our future?
Speaker 1: Well, I've talked with him about this at great length.
Speaker 1: In fact, after the second assassination attempt, my wife and
Speaker 1: I happened to be arriving at Mari Lango for a
Speaker 1: meeting with him those previously scheduled, So as soon as
Speaker 1: he came back from the golf course that someday. We
Speaker 1: met him there and we sat and talked for two
Speaker 1: hours and forty five minutes on this very subject. And
Speaker 1: I told him, I said, miss President, I don't believe
Speaker 1: in accidents. I don't believe in luck. I believe this
Speaker 1: is providential. And I talked with him about how stirring
Speaker 1: it was. After the first assassination attempt, the one that
Speaker 1: hit his ear in Butler, Pennsylvania, I went back. I
Speaker 1: started thinking about George Washington. We used to call him
Speaker 1: the bulletproof President. And remember from history, the famous history
Speaker 1: of the French and Indian War. He was a young
Speaker 1: Army colonel. He was commanding troops and went through this
Speaker 1: wooded area and it was an ambush and all the
Speaker 1: Indians trained their rifles on the commanding officer, and they
Speaker 1: tried to kill him, and they couldn't. They shot two
Speaker 1: horses beneath them. He got on a third horse and
Speaker 1: finished the battle famously. When he got off at the end,
Speaker 1: he opened his coat and he had four bullet holes
Speaker 1: in his jacket. None of them hit him. They didn't
Speaker 1: scrape him at all. He was a young Army colonel
Speaker 1: in his early thirties, and he was so moved by
Speaker 1: this that he wrote a letter to his family and said,
Speaker 1: the divine hand of Providence has spared me on this day.
Speaker 1: There must be much more yet for me.
Speaker 2: To do well.
Speaker 1: That was an understatement. After the first an assassination Champ,
Speaker 1: after all that everything had calmed and we knew that
Speaker 1: President Trump was going to be okay. I went back
Speaker 1: to the history book to pull the story because I
Speaker 1: hadn't read it in a long time. It struck me
Speaker 1: that that event took place less than fifty miles from
Speaker 1: the stage where President Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: also in July, also in the summer seventeen fifty five.
Speaker 1: I told President Trump the story ever later to him
Speaker 1: and I said, we called Washington the bulletproof. George Washington,
Speaker 1: you have now had two assassination attempts, and I believe
Speaker 1: God he spared you. He saved you in the presence
Speaker 1: of the entire world. I mean, he's probably the best
Speaker 1: known figure in the world right now. And that's a
Speaker 1: profound thing to think about, miss President. You know, like
Speaker 1: scripture is very clear God is the one who wrote
Speaker 1: Danzel's in authority, and it looks very clear to us
Speaker 1: that he may well indeed give you another term to
Speaker 1: lead the greatest nation in the history of the world.
Speaker 1: And he's now spared your life twice in the presence
Speaker 1: of the whole world. That is really something to ponder.
Speaker 1: And he took it in he process that we talked
Speaker 1: about it at greatly. I mean that don't get a
Speaker 1: man's attention. I think it's gotten his. I think President
Speaker 1: Trump's head and his heart are in the right place
Speaker 1: for what we need for the days ahead of us.
Speaker 1: And I'm really excited.
Speaker 2: For the country. Thanks you for your time, sir. You
Speaker 2: got best to luck with everything. Kay, thank you, good luck,
Speaker 2: thank you. Sure, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: All right, cool, yeah, I need you.
Speaker 2: It's okay for one minute alone?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, okay, Well we went he's got there's
Speaker 1: someone