Down goes Jasmine Crockett.

But before you celebrate, realize, in comes the rise of James Tala Rico.

Within 15 minutes of the attacks on Iran, there were people on the streets of New York City,

people across America hoisting signs, once again paid for it.

Once again, astroturfeded, this time in support of Iran.

I'm going to do. It is Will Kane Country, streaming live at the Will Kane Country YouTube channel, the Wilcane Facebook page, which you can follow us at Spotify or on Apple.

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James Tolariko is your new Democrat candidate for Senate from Texas.

A runoff is still scheduled for a few months from now between incumbent Senator John

Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to be the Republican nominee for Senate.

And although it'll be fun, and we're going to break it down in just a moment, the end of Jasmine Crockett,

I do have to tell you, you better be prepared for the rise of James Talarico.

There's a lot of people out there on social media today, reposting some of my videos and clips, suggesting this is going to be a blowout in Texas. And I'm here to tell you it will not be a blowout. This is a serious race. Do not take likely. James Tala Rico. Friday night, Saturday morning.

Moments and minutes before and after the United States began a bombing campaign against Iran,

there was an organized protest on the streets of New York City. There were protests across

America. And interestingly, these protesters that screamed stop the war, who villainized

the United States of America, who sympathized with the Ayatollah, carried the same branding and the

same paid-for monikers that we've seen in the past.

In the past, whether or not that's been, protests against ICE in Minnesota,

or even Code Pink in Washington, D.C.

A few months ago, Osir Nomani, senior editor of investigations at Fox News Digital, held up those signs and showed us who paid,

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