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Okay, as promised, I said we're going to talk about whether,

I said we're going to talk about the Republican margin of victory in the state of Texas.

This is Steve Toe talking to Tucker Carlson about his race against Dan Crenshaw.

And I think he makes some very, very astute points.

And we'll just play it and let it go from there.

So in 2000, it was 2014 when Abbott became governor, when Ken Kackston became the Attorney General.

Those guys won with 23 and 24 point margins over the Democrats.

We're winning now with eight point margins.

Where did the margin go?

Where did these huge wins go evaporate to?

And it's not people moving into Texas, seven out of ten of them. Tucker, Texas is still

read from people moving into it. Republicans that are refugees, if you will.

Where we're losing is our children.

Our kids are being absolutely indoctrinated in the classroom.

In immigration.

I grew up in California.

I was at Reagan's last rally in California in 1980, and it was a right-wing state.

It was California.

Bill Clinton lost California in 1992 and won West Virginia in 1992. So like, and now California is, of course, bright blue and West Virginia is bright red.

Why is that?

Because California is a completely different state due to immigration, and West Virginia has had less immigration than the other state. Yeah. The big problem, though,

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