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We have a Fox News alert. Thomas Massie
trailing Ed Galin, the Kentucky House
primary by 8%.
But now we're just getting a call in.
Ed Galin has defeated incumbent Thomas
Massie after Donald Trump endorsed Galin
uh and a huge amount of money uh spent
on this race. We're going to go right to
Doug Shone. Doug, I think we all knew
this was coming. when Donald Trump gets
involved in one of these races, you
know, how how rare is it uh for a Trump
foe to win?
>> Uh it's very rare. And Laura, this sends
a message to the entire Republican party
and indeed the entire country as I was
saying before that the power of the
Trump brand to motivate voters in this
instance uh 12year incumbent beaten by a
newcomer because of the Trump
endorsement. And I think my party would
make a very big mistake underestimating
the power of the Trump brand and the
fact that as you say correctly, he has
not lost a primary yet. He wins
Louisiana. He wins the Kentucky Senate
primary and now this key key house race.
So I don't think this can be
overestimated, Laura.
>> Yeah. And look, I think we heard from
Massie about it was a lot about Israel
and this is Israel's race. It's not a
merit. Well, the voters of Kentucky did
not agree with that.
>> I mean, it's their it's their it's their
district. It's the fourth it's the
fourth district. It's their vote. It's
their view. They did not buy what Tom
Massie was saying. It looks like with
these results on the Israel, uh, you
know, component of this on even on the
war, even if they want this war wrapped
up, they are giving the benefit of the
doubt to Donald Trump over Thomas
Massie, the Epstein file, all of that.
Trump wins. Bill Hammer is gonna Hold on
one second. Hold that thought. Bill
Hammer is going to join us now.
>> This is the Trump effect, is it not?
Bill Hammer, wake up America.
>> It sure is. Laura, what I would say is
that the tail end of that report a
moment ago. Think about Bill Cassidy, a
senator in Louisiana, right? He's in a
primary race in that state against two
other candidates. And the the president
does not endorse Cassidy. He goes for
the other candidate and she wins. Bill
Cassidy loses in the primary. That was
just Saturday. Now you got this unknown
Ed Galrine who comes out of Kentucky
against Thomas Massie who's been in the
public light now for seven terms, 14
years now. He is knocked out. And then
earlier today, the president endorses
Ken Paxton in Texas. Why is that
important? Because Texas got the same
50% threshold. So they got to have a
runoff on Tuesday, uh the day after
Memorial Day. Now Paxton against John
Cornin. Some of the polling suggested
that that Cornin had a slight lead
there. And you think today after that
endorsement by the president, that whole
race could change as well. So in a
period of 10 days, you've got the
president weighing in on three
significant primary races. In all
likelihood, he has a chance now to go
three for three. And the reason that's
important for federal office during the
primaries, not the state level, federal
office, he has endorsed dozens and
dozens of candidates, well over 70.
Okay? In some of those races, there were
no there was no competition. All right?
But in a lot of them, like this one,
there has been. Point being, when the
president puts his thumb on the scale of
politics during the Republican primary
season, he has been a winner every
single time.
>> Well, what does this say to Lauren
Boowbert, Bill?
>> Lauren Boowbert.
>> Well, she came into Kentucky on
Saturday. Ran Paul was there with his
wife. Warren Davidson, a Republican from
Ohio, he came in as well, all to
campaign on behalf of Thomas Massie and
um that was their
>> Trump threatened to pull his
endorsement, right, of her,
>> right? And and and we'll see what
happens in Colorado when her race comes
up. But uh right now, Laura, th this is
a this is a resounding victory for the
president and the power he has now. and
the Republican party at just about every
level. Remember in Indiana the state
senators who nobody even thought about
right when he endorsed almost six out of
seven six of them won Laura.
>> Yeah. Well, Raffensburgger in Georgia
looks like that, you know, he he did
terribly there. So, another Trump vote.
Yeah, that's that's coming up. But
that's another one.
>> Uh we'll watch we'll watch that result,
but that is not going to be positive. My
prediction is in the end for
Raffensburgger. Look, Donald Trump won
the presidency twice. They tried to kill
him. They tried to put him in jail. He's
just better at politics than these other
Republicans. When will they learn that?
Maybe never.
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