Pennsylvania was the state that decided the presidential election in 2024.

So the question is, we'll decide it again in 2028.

And is that why certain politicians are making absolute clowns out of themselves?

Let's talk about it. Here we go.

Let's talk about it. Here we go. Let's go. I'll tell you, the 2030 census is not looking

good for Democrats, not looking good at all. But you know why? Because everybody's leaving

blue states. I mean, who the hell wants to be in California? It's

beautiful. You got Elon Omar's fake winery, but the taxes are out of control. Now they're talking

about a billionaire tax. New York is cold. The governor has to teach you how to shovel. I mean,

it's just not a nice place to be. New Jersey, taxes are going up, I'm sure, under the new

governor. So people are fleeing

blue states at its red states. And the census is looking very much like Republicans are going to

dominate in the 2032 presidential election, which means 28 might be the last chance Democrats

ever have to be in the White House.

So all eyes are on Pennsylvania right now, again, just like they were in 2024.

You've got Governor Josh Shapiro going on the view.

You've got John Federman, who basically at this point sounds more like a Republican than many Republicans.

And you have the district attorney of the city of Philadelphia,

Larry Krasner, who's out there essentially saying now they're going to chase down ice like

they chased down the Nazis after World War II. Well, not essentially saying it. He's literally

saying that. So all this is happening now in the context of Tim Waltz saying that he had a productive

conversation with Tim, uh, with Tom Holman. But Tim Waltz saying that he had a productive conversation with Tim,

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