Joel Pollak
speaker
2,500 appearances
9 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Joel Pollak’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And what Trump did was he basically showed the nation visually, even gestured, you know, look, look, look, you know, look at these people.
They're sitting down.
They're sitting down for American citizens come first.
They're sitting down for this poor woman who was murdered.
Why don't you stand up for that?
You know, he he made this visual case of the difference between the two parties.
Now, that's very powerful in a midterm election year.
And I think that is what.
many Republicans took from the speech.
They took a sense of confidence, not necessarily because he talked about how successful his policies had been or the good economic news.
Democrats can talk about some of the bad economic news because the economic news is never all good or all bad.
But what he really did was draw a clear distinction between the two parties, and that gives the Republicans something to run on.
And what the parties need on both sides is they need something to believe in, something to run on.
Abigail Spanberger, who gave the response, I thought she was a terrible choice for the response if you're trying to reach the nation.
On the other hand, probably a pretty good choice if you're a Democrat.
Let me explain that.
Abigail Spanberger ran as a moderate.
She even said she would not redraw the congressional districts in Virginia.
She has governed as a radical and she's redistricting Virginia from a six Democrat, five Republican state to a 10 Democrat, one Republican state.
It's the most egregious partisan gerrymander in the whole country.
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