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Today we have Jack Chittarelli with us.

We are so excited about what is going on in New Jersey.

If you don't know, he is the Republican nominee for governor.

He is running against the Democratic nominee, Mikey Cheryl. She's had all kinds of

all kinds of scandals going on. And Jack, you've been out there to make sure everybody knows about it.

Tell us what's going on in New Jersey. Tudor, thank you for the opportunity. It's great to be with you.

We're working hard, getting our message out all up and down the state. We're in an excellent position. I really do feel confident. We're going to declare victory in 33 days. There are positive signs everywhere. We're out fundraising my opponent, and that's saying something, considering that Republicans are the minority party in New Jersey. Over the last six weeks, a number of Democratic mayors across the state have endorsed

my candidacy. That's also a very, very good sign. But also just compared to 21, when we almost won,

I will just tell you this time around, the energy is just electric. People across the state want

change. Phil Murphy's policies have failed this for the past eight years, and I just keep reminding

people. If you want change want change you got to make a

change here's your opportunity you're making me think back to the campaign trail and and for people

who are listening jack is actually on the campaign trail right now he's calling in just from like

driving around meeting people this is how it goes when you're in those last 33 days you are

all over the place and I appreciate the fact that you came on the podcast to talk today because I think it's so important to get the message out that there is this energy. We're feeling the same thing in Michigan right now. I spent the last two weekends up in Northern Michigan. And it was just amazing the amount of people that are excited.

I feel like Michigan and New Jersey have been in a somewhat similar situation of high energy

costs, some of these radical policies, and it seems similar that people are turning toward

the Republicans in saying they're done. I mean, we saw that in 24.

New Jersey started to look like there was a chance that would even go for Donald Trump.

And that was something we were totally not expecting.

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