There he is. All right. We We didn't
wait for nothing.
Super Israel. We already have Super
Israel. It's called America.
>> There he is.
I wonder now if he's uh
>> if he's out of a job if he come on a
stream.
>> All right,
>> listen.
>> I would I would have come out sooner,
but I had to call my opponent and
concede. And it took a while to find Ed
Galrine in Tel Aviv.
talking mad [ __ ]
>> I did get the call through though. I
have I have called and conceded the
race. Um we've been honorable the whole
time and we're going to stay that way.
You know, welcome to the most expensive
congressional primary ever in the 250
year history of this country
>> so far.
>> It's not just the most expensive. This
thing went on longer than Vietnam.
>> It started nine months ago and this they
didn't even have a candidate and they
decided they want to take me out. Um I
want to start by thanking the volunteers
who have put so much effort into this.
Some of you came from all across the
country. Some of you are homegrown. I
love all of you.
>> All right. Hold on. Hold on.
All right.
>> I see. I see how this is going to work.
I'm going to have to not quit talking or
you'll start doing it.
>> Uhhuh.
>> Um, I want to thank my staff, too. Some
of my staff have been with me from the
very first race in 2012. And they have
done so much. the, you know, I know he's
around that long.
>> Contrary to all the BS you've heard,
we've never had a single ethics
complaint filed against me or my staff
in 14 years.
>> That's really respectable. You know,
that really is.
>> I I want to I want to thank the donors.
Now, listen, I'd name them all, but
there's 50,000 donors, okay?
We didn't we didn't lose this race
because we didn't have enough money. You
know, it it is the most expensive race
ever. I think when they add it up, right
now they can count 35 million. I think
when they add it up, it's going to be a
lot more than that because on our side
>> probably is.
>> We know we spent more than 15 million
>> and um we were able to go toe-to-toe.
There was never a week that we got
outspent more than two to one in this
entire race. um once it got underway and
that's that's also it did it wasn't just
the grassroots donors we had a long time
one of my longest friends he went
through a a rough spell and I never left
him I always supported him and he
actually started the super PAC the one
that nobody knows who runs it um Cliff
Maloney if you're around would you come
up here
maybe I can get him out here to take
some credit.
>> If he's in the crowd, just pick him up
and surf him over.
>> Wasting money. They didn't waste money.
They tried to win. They didn't win.
>> Cliff, cliff, cliff. Cliff.
>> That's the way it is.
Cliff.
>> I see. By the way, I see one of my
online influencer heroes, Bobby Soft,
over here.
>> Wait, what? OH, I THOUGHT HE was going
to say me, bro. Come on.
There were there were a lot of surreal
moments in this race and frankly in
being in Congress, but being in a side
by side racing through the woods with
Bobby Sauce was definitely on my it
wasn't even on my bucket list. It was
amazing.
>> Um, so and and getting to that point, I
want to thank the influencers who came
all this way and produced all the videos
and got out the young vote.
>> You're welcome.
I want to thank my family. That's who we
have arrayed back here. My grandbabies.
All three of them.
>> Damn.
>> She's she's clapping too. Um it's a
little bit overwhelming for him, but um
they are what recharges my batteries
when I come back from Washington DC,
these grandb babies. And that's what
we're fighting for really is the next
generation and the next generation after
that.
>> Yeah.
>> But I have to especially
thank my wife Carolyn.
>> Her parents Her parents knew what they
were doing when they named her. Her
middle name is Grace.
>> And um but she's a fighter. I mean,
she's uh been tweeted at twice by the
chief executive, the most powerful
country in the world.
>> She blames me for that cuz I didn't
invite him to the wedding.
>> God, bro. Also, she can't she voted this
morning and she came out and she said,
"Well, that was a wild experience. That
was great. I never imagined that would
happen." And I said, "What happened?"
and she said, "I got to vote for my
husband and my favorite congressman." I
said, "That's practically a throppple."
>> Oh my god.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh, in all seriousness, um, walking out
here and seeing all of you has really
energized me. Um, and it has all along.
But why why am I hopeful right now?
Because if you looked at the cross tab
in the polling, and I'm sure if we had
exit polling, it would show the same
thing. The We have the younger
demographic. We We
>> It's true.
>> It's true. It's all the old folks.
>> Yeah. It's a lot of young guys, bro.
Young guys are in on this.
>> USA.
I don't even know who this guy is.
>> You are you are patriots and you will
inherit this country and you will make
it better and I am hopeful because of
that. Thank you.
>> We we accidentally go voted against I
meant didn't mean to do this. It started
out as an election and it turned into a
movement. We
>> the boy cattle debuff is too strong.
>> So many conservatives are cheering for
Apac. It's disgusting.
>> There's more to it than that.
>> To be fair, there's more to it. I mean,
I think I think people if you're not if
you're not tired of politics, if you're
not jaded, if you're not cynical, and so
many people are, you know, the people
that I, you know, want somebody that'll
go along to get along. I've never heard
of that strategy, but that seems to be
what the voters want. That's what's been
promised to them. But not the young
voters. I mean, we stirred up something.
There is a yearning in this country for
somebody who will vote for principles
over party. He's right. He's right
there.
>> This 3,000 years ago, this Senate seat
was promised.
>> You all You all don't like bullies and
you don't tolerate them and I love you
for it.
>> You also
>> This is a goyociocracy.
>> Yeah.
>> They couldn't listen.
>> I don't know if I like that one.
Yeah,
>> we'll have to work on that.
Hey,
>> if I known if if I had known this speech
if I known this speech was going to be
this fun to give, I would have come out
15 minutes sooner.
Um,
>> look, for 14 for 14 years, those sobs in
Washington tried to buy my vote. Yeah,
>> they they couldn't buy it.
>> Yeah.
>> Why did this Why did the race get so
expensive? Because they decided to buy
the seat.
>> Mhm.
>> And it and it got real expensive for
>> I like boyism.
>> Look, um they used they used a lot of
dirty tricks, but we stayed the course.
We did not we didn't bend a knee. We
didn't throw a foul ball. We didn't do
any of those things. We didn't kneecap
anybody. There were We had lots of
opportunities to try a lot of stuff like
that and we never did it. We ran a clean
race.
>> Yeah.
>> Hey,
and there's by the way after 18 months
of blacking of a blackout of not letting
me on Fox, they finally let me on Fox
today. 4 hours into the election.
>> Oh, that's nice. Just in time.
>> Bro, he got zogged out.
>> Got zogged out of his mind.
>> Hey, their their slop their slop is
selling, so they'll keep selling it. But
but listen, I got to watch Fox also for
the first time in 18 months.
And there was the president talking
about, by the way, while gas is almost
$5 and diesel's almost filled up last
night.
>> They're talking about this big home
they're going to build. And it looks it
looks like ro the Roman Empire,
architecture from the Roman Empire. I
see a few analogies there. People are
just trying to make ends meet. But we
were promised that um Miriam would pay
for that ballroom, but she's
Hey,
they she spent so much money in this
race. They're going to have to reduce
the footprint of that thing.
>> But here's one thing I saw on Fox. They
were saying, "Oh my goodness, you know,
we're ready for war. There's about this
we're about to restart this war. We were
supposed to restart this war today, but
we can't restart this war today. The war
can't start today." They said, "We got
to wait a day." Why? Oh, he thinks it's
because like it occurred to me. Where
was the secretary of war yesterday? He
was here.
>> Listen,
>> this makes him look bad. It does. It
makes it look really bad.
>> Wait, wait.
>> No, look on the wars.
>> Look on the bright side.
>> No more wars. No more wars. No more
wars. No more wars. No more wars.
>> No more.
>> Knock that off. You're going to make me
feel good about losing.
>> What I wanted to do was give you all
credit. When they saw the influencers
here, they panicked. They sent the
secretary of war here and you stopped
the war for a day.
>> That's a good one.
>> All right. We know we don't want a war
and we know why young people are and you
know middle-aged people are against the
next war because we'd be the ones
fighting it. They're trying to bring
back the draft. Screw that.
>> Oh,
they're trying to raise the age.
>> We're not
>> I don't agree with that.
>> We're not going to fight in it.
>> We're not going to fight some other
country's wars, are we?
>> No.
>> I don't like that at all.
>> What else do we stand for? Not.
>> We don't want to send our money
overseas.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay, I'll go for that.
>> I've got a bill to do that. I've also
got a bill to end the ed in the
department of education.
>> Good. But don't work. Ran Paul says he
wants to pass a law that you need one
day to read 10 pages of every bill.
>> Yeah.
>> I asked Rand, "What are you going to do
about my bill that's one sentence long
to end the Department of Education?"
That'd be like five minutes to read that
bill.
>> By the way, do you know how many pages
the Epstein Files Transparency Act was?
Two pages.
We don't want We know we're tired of
meddling overseas. We can't afford it.
Our empire will collapse if we keep
sending our money to other countries.
>> I never picked a fight with the country
that's tried to take me out here because
I've never But I've never voted for
foreign aid to any country.
>> Wait, which country is trying to take?
>> We got to take care of America first.
America first.
America first. America first. America
first. America first. America first.
>> America first. America first.
>> By the way, there was you remember that
organization that Klaus Schwab started
called the World ECONOMIC FORUM.
>> OH, YOU'LL OWN NOTHING and be happy.
>> Oh, boo.
>> You said they said you should eat bugs.
Do you want to eat bugs?
>> Yes, I want to eat bugs. I want I want
you to own nothing and be happy about
it. You want to do that?
>> Well, guess what happened? Guess what
happened to Klaus's CEO?
>> He was in the Epstein files. He had to
resign.
>> We took out We took out the CEO of the
World Economic Forum with a two-page
bill.
>> No more bugs. Oh, back to playing WoW
again.
>> What else? What else are we for? Look, I
for years I've been standing up for the
Second Amendment, the first amendment,
fourth amendment, the fifth amendment,
the 10th amendment.
>> I just realized the seventh amendment is
under attack.
>> It's because I serve on the judiciary
committee. The the seventh amendment is
your right to a jury trial. They've
taken it away for vaccines. If you get
hurt, you can't sue for vaccines.
They're trying to take it away for
pesticides. They're trying to take it
away for these data. My mom was in on
this. No,
>> we've been we've been fighting that
back. So, that's part of that's an
amendment that frankly I didn't think I
was going to have to fight for, but I've
been fighting for it in DC and we need
to keep fighting for the seventh
amendment, too. They want these
corporations want get out of court free
cards. We're not going to give them one.
>> What else is part of our coalition?
cutting Doge, cutting spending.
>> They They ran They ran Doge out of town.
>> I did.
>> [ __ ]
>> Elon Musk found out it was easier to
land a rocket backwards. It was easier
to get a car to drive itself. It was
easier to put internet on Antarctica
than it was to cut a $100 of spending in
Washington DC. It's a tough problem, but
we're not going to give up on that
either. Can you ride about those?
>> Maha. Is anybody here for maja?
>> Does anybody want to eat poison?
>> I did that.
>> Do you want the government telling you
what to eat?
>> It was uh
>> Do you want the government telling you
to put a needle in your arm?
>> I don't either. And that's why I've been
fighting all of that stuff.
>> We need food freedom. We need medical
freedom. We need all of those freedoms.
>> What happened?
>> And we need we need basic decency. We
need basic decency.
>> That's what the Epstein Files
Transparency Act is all about. By the
way, today is the six-month anniversary
of the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
We've taken out two dozen CEOs, an
ambassador,
>> a prince,
a prime minister.
>> That's on his way out,
>> a minister of culture.
>> That's the guy that she
>> And that was just 6 months. I got seven
months left in Congress.
>> Oh man.
What's your prime minister?
>> I thought he was thinking about pierced
armor.
>> Hey, it did negative effect on the man.
>> Bipartisanship become a dirty word in
this country. It never should be.
>> By the way,
>> I'm not even sure that I'm bipartisan.
By means you like both.
>> I might be transpartisan.
cuz I can't identify with either some
days.
>> That's That's nonpartisan.
>> That's the great thing about the polls
being closed. They can't run an ad where
I claim to be trans.
>> Transpartisan. Thank you very much.
>> I don't know which cloak room to go in.
So,
>> but look, if I if if you know I I bet
you've been through some of you studied
political science, by the way, that's
not a real science. I'm a political
science denier.
>> If you're already halfway through that
degree
theater and call it political theater,
>> somebody's not going to like that.
>> Then you can serve on the oversight
committee, the judiciary committee. You
can be on the whip team.
>> What's a member? What's the difference
between a used car salesman and a member
of the whip team?
>> The used car salesman knows when he's
lying.
>> They go around telling everybody, "Oh,
that good stuff's in the bill. All that
bad stuff's not in the bill." I don't
blame them. They haven't read the bill.
They're not lying. They don't know
they're lying. Anyways,
>> that's bad.
>> Um, bipartisanship. We need to bring
this
>> concession speech or a roach.
>> We It is not
>> roach. You mean
>> there's too much of the uni party in
Washington DC. What we need is a unity
party.
>> They want to run.
>> Is Massie a transdemocrat or a trans
Republican? We got to figure that out.
>> Look, we ran we ran a race that you can
be proud of. You have to apologize to
nobody tomorrow for anything you did.
And we kept smiling the whole time.
>> When I was called a [ __ ] at the prayer
breakfast, I said, "I'm glad I'm in his
prayers."
Just that would be my advice to you all.
Don't dig in. Don't get mad. Don't even
try to get even. Just stay on your
course. Get our stuff done. Get the
things you care about done. We weren't
really running against uh Ed Galrine. We
weren't running against Donald Trump.
>> We were running for what we believe in.
>> Yeah.
If we ran as a Democrat government
identity politics
>> with the president. If the if the
legislative branch always votes with the
president, we do have a king.
>> If the legislative branch always vote,
which votes whichever way the wind is
blowing, then we have mob rule.
>> But if the legislative branch and the
representatives and the senators that
serve with it always follow the
constitution, we have a republic.
He said this on Twitter. That's how I
knew.
>> USA.
>> How long is this going to go on for?
>> Why did Why are all the loud ones in the
front?
I could have heard you in the back.
>> Listen, I want to I I want to leave you
with this.
Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait. I wanna I
want to have a toast.
>> Does anybody have their glasses? If you
don't, I saw I saw a few glasses. Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> A bunch of beers, right?
>> This is This is the one scandal. This is
the one scandal they never figured out
on me.
Oh man,
>> I get my milk from the Amish cartel
>> and I and I don't pay for it with
Federal Reserve notes. I
>> I trade peaches peaches for dairy.
>> I wonder if that's true. And and what I
want to do is I in um
this is uh a toast in honor of my late
wife.
>> I introduced a raw milk bill and a milk
lobby came after me viciously. They said
there wouldn't be enough hospitals for
all the kids that would be sick and
dying.
>> Damn, that's a lot.
>> If we had raw milk.
But the problem with that is it's
already leak in a bunch of states and
I've been drinking it for years.
>> So, uh, my late wife's Google alerts
were going off.
>> They were she was getting all this bad
press about me up there in Washington DC
and she was worried for me and I've got
a pretty thick skin, but she texted me
one of those stories and she said, "OMG,
I didn't realize the lactose lobby was
so intolerant."
>> Good morning.
>> So, let's have a drink.
I I don't have any opinions on uh on on
milk raw milk. I I have no opinions on
this topic.
>> I decided before today
>> that we were going to win or lose
>> today and we would win either way
whether
>> because
again.
>> Uh,
you know, when I try to tell my grandson
to be quiet tonight, he is not going to
listen.
>> Yeah.
>> He probably be saying, "Massie, Massie."
Here's what I want to leave you with.
Um, this we won. We won because we
started a movement.
>> We did. Oh,
>> we showed people. All right.
>> All right. He just says he won. All
right.
>> Under 50.
>> You want to save this country?
>> Who lost? Hey, classic. Work for Trump.
So,
>> bro, I won. But but what happened? What
happened today
was God's will.
It couldn't happen if God didn't want it
to.
>> So, our job,
>> and I'm not going to make any
announcements tonight. I'm going to go
back, have me a medical margarita. I'll
hang out and party with you all.
>> All right.
>> You know, I don't drink recreationally.
I have medical margaritas. I even have a
medical margarita card.
But,
>> but what happened What happened today?
>> I don't think you can run.
>> What happened today?
>> Real estate, I think it's going to
happen.
>> Was God's will
>> and we have to figure out what was the
purpose of having the biggest fight
ever.
>> Biggest fight ever. Why did Why did it
converge
>> on one of 435 congressional seats right
here in Kentucky? What was God's
purpose? What is he showing us tonight?
>> Just getting started. We're just getting
started. I like that
>> Tomus is not a Simpsons episode. No,
he's not. Yellow.
>> He's not. Raw's really bad. In between
is dangerous. I I don't know.
>> I don't think I should be the one saying
not to drink things that are bad.
>> What What happens in 2028?
Donald Trump begins his third
presidential uh term.
>> You Oh, you want me to run for Congress
again?
>> Yeah. It means Trump.
>> I don't know what you're talking about.
>> Well, he he wins his fourth, he serves
his third.
>> Okay. That's illegal.
>> What are you gay? What do you mean?
What do you mean it's it's illegal? What
are you talking about?
>> All right. Well, you made you made a
compelling argument.
>> You spoke your piece, but I need a
medical margarita right now.
>> Okay.
>> And we'll and we'll talk about it later.
Thank you and God bless.
>> Wow.
>> What a That one went on. That was way
too long. It was way too long, man.
Like, come on.
Jesus.
I like I like Thomas Massie, but like
And damn. So So he's dating a woman like
he's They said she's like 20 years
younger than him,
man.
>> How about that?
>> That's crazy.
>> Isn't it crazy how normalized we've made
that recently? Like Trump does it, he
does it. Cash Patel does it. Like, wow.
Dating way younger girls has just been
totally normalized.
>> How about that?
She's our age. That's nuts.
>> Why not you? Why' you relax? How about
that?
>> Younger women aren't jaded. Yeah. Yeah.
They're not ruined by uh by feminism.
That's it. Well, um there it is. Thomas
Massie lost. Got zogged out of his mind.
He went he fought the man and the man
won
>> and that's it. And I feel like honestly
he uh you know
it's like if you've got I thought I was
Richard Nixon. Um, and so, uh, I I I
feel like if you if you run a campaign
and you're honest with yourself, you're
honest with your voters and everything
and things don't go the way you want,
that's just the way it is.
That's it.
>> Yeah. I mean, you can't get upset. It's
just the way it is.
I hear older women are more emotionally
stable. That's not true. My mom was
crazy.
Talking about what the [ __ ] you mean?
You kidding me? Holy.
Yeah. What are you talking about? Mom
crazy. He's crazy as hell.
I be complaining about her about my
girlfriend. She going to group my
girlfriend.
>> [ __ ] ridiculous. Crazy hasn't made
any other appearance. So, well, the
thing is that I think Ed Galain is
flying over to Tel Aviv to do his uh
celebration speech right now.
>> Yeah, I think uh I think that's it.
Paxton has a 96% chance of winning.
Yeah, that's probably the case.
>> But yeah, he's flying over there to to
say thank you. Thank you guys for voting
for me. Thanks for rigging the
elections. Uh, I'd like to dedicate this
victory to the Jewish space lasers that
were able to change the election
machines in America. Uh, this was a huge
benefit for me and now I will continue
to vote for a trillion dollars to
Israel. That's it. And he's going to
kiss the wall. Yeah. So, um, there it
is. That's the uh all's well that ends