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The Rich Ziole podcast starts now.

The Democrats are trying to create chaos.

That is the goal.

The goal is chaos to exhaust you.

Why?

Because they did this with the Summer of Love in 2020,

and they think it's going to work again to help them win the midterms. I'll explain. Welcome to the show. Glad you're here. Let's go.

You remember the Summer of Love 2020 after George Floyd's death, and America seemed to be on fire. There was chaos

everywhere. And people became exhausted watching the violence on television night after night.

The Democrats believe that's why they won in 2020. That and a lot of dead people voting,

obviously. And their goal is to repeat this with midterms coming up. So here on the podcast today on

this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, they're doing the opposite of what MLK talked about his entire life,

which is peaceful, nonviolent demonstrations. And he needs to understand this is very organized and very

deliberate. Why are they doing this? It all comes down to this. Axios had a piece. Trump's immigration erosion worries his team. There's a survey out, and I don't know how trustworthy any of these polls and surveys are. I really don't. On issues like this, I really don't. Because it's just a matter of time, you know, somebody calls up a house and they say, do you like the immigration crack? And the guy's like, no, he probably does, but he doesn't want to say that. And that's why it's very difficult to ever believe polls and surveys. And plus, I still think the data's wrong. I don't think they've ever figured it out. I don't think we'll really ever have accurate polling again in this country. Truly, I really don't.

We can look at recent elections for that, like New Jersey, for example, where we thought it

was within one points or two points, and it turns out it was a blowout. Polling is just a science

that they can't figure out, which means that it's not a science. It's just something that they just

play with, like the weather. Like nobody saw all this storms coming this weekend.

And now I'm out there shoveling black ice.

And you can say that again, by the way, because now Trump's president, you don't have to worry

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