Chapter 1: What is the significance of Election Night 2025?
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Chapter 2: What were the election results in New Jersey and Virginia?
okay welcome election night 2025 it is tuesday 4 november in the year of our lord 2025 uh a lot is going on and none of it is good so far i want to thank the studio 6b team that took us from seven to nine o'clock we'll be checking back in with him later at the america first warehouse in out on long island of course the polls i think are closing right now in new york city but we want to go to and i want to set the stage here
The race was called in New Jersey in 13 minutes. The race was called in the Commonwealth of Virginia in 19 minutes. Let's start in Virginia at the Sears headquarters. We've got Britt McHenry and Mark Serrano. Serrano, I'll start with you. What in the hell happened down there, sir?
Well, Steve, the Republican, the governor's race in 2025 in Virginia, disaster for the Republicans, has a name, and it's Glenn Youngkin. Winsome Sears lost this race by 11.4%.
Think about that for a minute. Glenn Youngkin, who was an accidental governor in 2021 because he basically ran on the coattails of the parents right movement.
He selected his hand-picked successor by basically eliminating any real primary in the spring, picked Winsome Sears, who, by the way, treated Donald Trump and the America First movement like a communicable disease. and wouldn't embrace it, wouldn't reach out to it, and the results speak for themselves. An 11-point disaster.
Whereas Jason Mayeres, running for re-election for Attorney General, who received the endorsement of Donald Trump,
bested her by 10 points. He won his race for attorney general, lost his race by only 1.4%.
And frankly, I think Jay Jones won off the coattails of Abigail Spanberger.
This is a disaster. And Glenn Youngkin was the general chairman of this campaign for Winston Sears. And let me just tell you, looking ahead, this is not how you run a race.
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Chapter 3: How did candidates' strategies impact their election outcomes?
shooting children and your opponent should be a non-factor, and he actually got a large turnout of female votes, which is shocking. If she had said one thing, that's a 1% difference.
Hang over one second, Britt. Decision Desk, which is pretty good, they've called the races tonight, and they're normally pretty conservative, have just called the New York City race for Mondani. And that is at six minutes after polls close. Six minutes after polls close. Britt, has Winston Sears come out and addressed her crowd yet, her audience? Has she conceded?
Chapter 4: What lessons can Republicans learn from the election results?
Has she officially conceded?
She has not. I was told about 30, 40 minutes ago that they were going to come out with a run of show, nodded that she was here. The room filled up. There's definitely a larger crowd, but it's all for a concession speech. And you just have to look at this nationally, too, for Virginia, New Jersey, California.
be a little concerned and also a little disappointed, right, Mark, at Republican candidates and the lack of campaigning that happened in Virginia. I'll say this. We live here. Spanberger's campaign was louder. What do you have to add to that?
Well, and Winsome Sears, she is... the most unrelatable candidates tonight for MAGA.
Why would MAGA turn out for a candidate who would not embrace Donald Trump, who built the greatest coalition victory in 2024 in American history, Steve?
And a great irony here is Britt and I are standing in Loudoun County, Virginia, the ground zero for the parents' rights movements.
And yet, Winsome Sears, who put transgenderism and parents' rights as her number one issue, she got destroyed in this county and dragged down Jason Mayeres here as well. It's a tremendous irony. But let me just tell you.
Building a coalition like Donald Trump did and like you and the posse did and the war room a year ago, that's the way to win elections. Not by holding Donald Trump at arm's length distance like Winston Sears did because all those rural counties across Virginia that you know so well. We didn't get the turnout we needed, by far. No. It's sicker than that.
Youngkin used her as the attack dog against Trump. And that whole DeSantis kind of madness in 21 and 22 when they thought Trump was going to be gone, she was the attack dog. And then they put her up to this. You may not recover from this in the Republican Party in the Commonwealth of Virginia for a generation. That's how bad this is. It's awful. Guys, you stick around.
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Chapter 5: What percentage of young Jewish voters are expected to vote for Ma'am Donnie?
David, you're going to have, I think, 60 to 65% of young Jewish voters under 30 years old vote for Ma'am Donnie, right? I think 38% of Jewish voters overall are going to vote for him. So the progressive left, they're already there. You know, the trending right now is woke is back, right? Woke is back.
so these people have been so indoctrinated through the new york public school system and private school system that you but which they've been taught by terrorists okay that's what's formed them and now they're going to have a government they're going to have a government that they believe in they're going to have a government that it's not just free stuff this is going to be the wokest city on planet earth you have this guy mandami is a neo-marxist and a jihadist think about the red green alliance that we've talked about for
a long time, that Trevor Loudon and Frank Gaffney and Raheem Kassam warned you that Sadiq Khan was the model of that in London, and look what he's turned London into. That's what New York City is going to be London in less than 10 years, I think in about five years.
Unless you denaturalize Mondami, which I don't understand why DHS and the State Department are not working burning the midnight oil right now to look into that and shipping back to Uganda immediately, you're going to have massive problems in New York City, sir.
Yeah, and my acquaintance, not so close of a friend, but I respected him a lot. Rich Higgins, working for the National Security Council, wrote the watermelon, the paper. McMaster fired it for it. And it was under the first Trump administration. And Trump loved the paper. And it's about that watermelon.
And it's green for the Islamic State on the outside, and it's red for the Marxist progressive communist movement that is a global effort. here. And I just wanted to add one thing, Steve. You know, crime in New York City. Jessica Tisch can't do enough, right?
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Chapter 6: What is the significance of Zoran Mandami's election for New York City?
She's handcuffed. Rapes are up 19% in New York City. 65,000 New Yorkers have been assaulted. Felony and misdemeanor assaults so far this year, year to date, in New York City. DA Bragg only has a 35% conviction rate. He won with a mandate, again, against Maude Marin, who I was with last week. You know, and this is what's going on. They're committing suicide.
So businesses won't come here, businesses won't stay here, and then everybody's really going to be screwed. So unless there's some way to change the situation or at least get out of it in the next year or two, I don't see New York doing very well.
Chapter 7: How do crime rates in New York City reflect current political issues?
David, hang around. We're going to come back to you. Let's go to Damon at Studio 6B at the America First Warehouse on Long Island. Damon, you got it. I think we got some. I think Brandon Strock is there. Also some other great members of the audience. What do these guys think?
Yeah, well, Brandon Strock walked away, so he's actually not here. No pun intended. But Steve, just quickly... Just quickly on Mondami, I'm with you. I'm with you totally on this guy. This guy's policies have nothing to do with equality. They're everything to do with dominance. This is not progressive. This is a takeover.
It's all about submission in New York, and that's, I think, what we're going to see. But we do have some patriots here at the America First warehouse. Kevin Downey Jr.
Chapter 8: What are the implications of the recent election results for the Republican Party?
has got one right now. Kevin, who you got?
Big D, we got Patriot Todd here. Patriot Todd, thank you so much for stopping in. As you know, an Islamo-communist is running New York City quite soon. Mom Donnie Wan, what do you think this means for New York City? You're a New Yorker. What does it mean?
Yes, sir. Kevin, thank you very much. It's an honor to be here. And, you know, listen, Marjorie Taylor Greene said it best when she was here earlier. You know, the Democrats now have a new villain. It's a face of the Democrat Party. The spotlight is shining on it. And, I mean... What do we have to blame?
Cuomo. Honestly, Cuomo dragged his feet during the primary. I put this on him. I really do. And I think Curtis would have done a great job. I think there's a big future for Curtis. He could run a tighter campaign. We need to learn from Trump. I mean, Donald Trump himself ran the most successful campaign in history. What do we learn? He's a builder, okay? We build things.
It takes time to build things. Everybody nowadays, they want instant gratification. You get a guy like Zoran Mandami on, you know, free this, free that.
Everything instant, right?
Am I right? Hang on, hang on. Am I going crazy? I just heard you give a shout out to Curtis Sliwa. In what universe does he get a shout-out tonight? You could argue that his ego, that's the gap between taking out Mondami. So how does Curtis Sliwa, on anything but a massive ego, 8 or 9, 10% of that vote was critical. Why do you give him a shout-out? Why does he get a high-five?
Yeah.
Respectfully, sir, listen, I know we're recycling people in these campaigns, but he is the Republican, and I got to get behind him. He's got a down ticket. There are people that are counting on the Republicans. So, okay, maybe we can't thank Curtis, but we need to get some fresh faces out there, some people that can reverberate with the young people, especially in New York.
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