Clay Masters
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277 appearances
15 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 12 Aug
Clay Masters’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And there was this one vote that Congresswoman Angie Craig made that was a GOP-backed bill, the Lake and Riley Act, that had to do with immigration that later she said that she regretted.
And Peggy Flanagan just used that constantly and talked about it regularly.
We have a clip right now from Peggy Flanagan last night during her victory speech talking about ICE.
And over the weekend, Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan told me at event that a lot of her volunteers, the people that were showing up for her campaign, were activated during Operation Metro Surge.
They were organizing ways to help out neighbors that were doing patrolling neighborhoods with whistles if ICE was in the neighborhood.
And she really saw that as kind of a call to action and was constantly hammering Angie Craig on that issue.
Yeah, Michelle Tafoya is the Republican who won.
And I should note that the Republican endorsed candidate, so the candidate that was actually endorsed by the Republican Party of Minnesota, did not win.
They went with Michelle Tafoya.
And Tafoya is seen as a much more moderate candidate.
I talked with her last night after her victory, and she's a former NFL sideline reporter.
And I asked her if there is room for her in the Republican Party of Donald Trump
And she said, well, I'm running to call balls and strikes when it comes to what the president is doing.
She told me she disagreed with Operation Metro Surge with how it was rolled out and ultimately said it was resolved well when Tom Homan, the border czar, came in and kind of took things over.
And then there's also been a lot of talk about how she is for abortion rights.
And I flat out asked her, what is your view on abortion?
And here's what she told me.
I think this is significant because Republican voters here selected a candidate that they think might have a better chance of winning some of those more independent or swing voters in Minnesota.
Remember the state has not gone Republican in a very long time.
And the voters are sending somebody more moderate in this era of Trump when the president has been polling pretty unpopular.
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