Erin Joyce: Democrats’ Lawfare Has Grown To Suing To Allow Illegal Immigrants To Vote

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In a conversation between Erin Joyce of the Electoral Process Education Corporation (EPIC) and Peter Navarro, Joyce discussed a lawsuit in Virginia filed by the League of Women Voters and other progressive groups. The lawsuit challenges efforts by Governor Glenn Youngkin’s administration to remove over 6,000 non-citizens from voter rolls. Joyce explained, “They had taken over 6,000 non-citizens off the rolls,” but the lawsuit seeks to stop this program.

The plaintiffs argue that under the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), the state cannot remove voters from the rolls 90 days before an election. Joyce pointed out that the lawsuit fails to name any harmed individuals and that it attempts to brand the removal process as a “systemic purge.” She clarified that Virginia’s voter registration process is "welcoming,” but the state is ensuring only eligible citizens remain on the rolls.

Joyce also noted that other states, such as Texas and Oregon, are implementing similar programs to identify non-citizens using data from the DMV and federal databases. She believes this effort to clean up voter rolls is why left-leaning groups are trying to block these measures, aiming to maintain the “status quo.”

Sergio Gor On Capturing Voters Through Advertisements, Exposing Kamala’s Past

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Sergio Gor and Peter Navarro emphasized key political advertising strategies in swing states like Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Navarro highlighted the importance of resonating with voters on bipartisan issues, such as keeping overtime pay untaxed, noting that these proposals appeal to both Republicans and Democrats. Gor and Navarro discussed how candidates like Kamala Harris have flip-flopped on major issues like fracking, tailoring their messages depending on their audience. Navarro expressed concern over Harris’s inconsistencies, particularly how she shifts her stance depending on her location—advocating for a ban on fracking in progressive regions and opposing it in swing states like Pennsylvania.

The discussion also touched on the alarming rise in crime, particularly involving illegal immigrants, highlighting a need for stricter border enforcement. Navarro and Gor criticized the Biden administration for its failure to secure the border and pointed to the tragic stories of victims whose lives were affected by undocumented individuals committing crimes.

Additionally, they lamented the fundraising disparity between Democrats and Republicans, with Democrats significantly outspending their counterparts, largely due to corporate backing. Despite this, the panel underscored the need for voter mobilization in the final days of the election, particularly in battleground states, emphasizing the crucial role grassroots movements and figures like Charlie Kirk play in getting voters to the polls.

James Rickards Tears Through The Democrats’ Jobs Lies

In a conversation between Peter Navarro and Jim Rickards, Rickards provides a critical overview of the U.S. economy, expressing skepticism about the current economic narrative. Rickards dismisses recent employment data, saying, “There’s so much less there than meets the eye.” He points out that much of the job growth stems from government positions and part-time roles, which won’t drive significant economic consumption. Rickards adds that the Bureau of Labor Statistics can manipulate figures through “seasonal adjustment,” and suggests the White House might be encouraging favorable hiring numbers before the election.

On inflation, Rickards argues that although inflation may have slowed, prices are still rising: “Prices are still going up, just at a slower tempo.” He believes the battle against inflation is far from over and warns that the economy isn’t improving as much as headlines suggest. As the election approaches, Rickards predicts that it won’t be fully resolved until January 2025, hinting at potential disputes over certifying electoral votes, and adds, “The Democrats are going to try to disqualify Trump’s votes by declaring him in insurrectionist.”

Clay Clark: Get Tickets TODAY For The Reawaken Tour, Meet MAGA Leader In-Person

Peter Navarro and Clay Clark discussed the upcoming ReAwaken America Tour in Selma, North Carolina, on October 18th and 19th. Clark emphasizes the tour’s goal to bring together patriots and prominent speakers, including General Flynn, Kash Patel, Eric Trump, Laura Trump, and Peter Navarro himself. Clark highlights that attendees will gain insights on election integrity, medical fraud, and broader political issues like the Great Reset. He also stresses that the event is a platform for free speech without censorship, as “there’s no sponsors” dictating content. Clark encourages people to attend, noting that they can “name your price” for tickets and support hurricane relief efforts in North Carolina. Navarro praises the event’s format and mentions that participants can expect “the fastest-moving wonderful flow of information.” Additionally, Clark invites listeners to visit timetofreeamerica.com to buy tickets and enter a chance to win VIP access to future events. He urges, "mention you heard about it through Navarro.” The tour’s speakers will focus on a variety of pressing national topics, unfiltered and unrestricted.

Scott Perry: Democrats Go All In For PA While President Trump Retains Lead

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Congressman Scott Perry, a fierce advocate for his district in Pennsylvania, emphasized the importance of his state’s role in the upcoming election, stating, “Pennsylvania is Ground Zero across the country.” He mentioned that his district, the 10th, located in South Central Pennsylvania, has become a prime target for negative political ads. He lamented being outspent “ten to one,” with millions pouring in from liberal strongholds like San Francisco, Washington, and New York to attack him.

Perry noted, “They’re desperate to erode Trump support in Pennsylvania,” as Democrats focus heavily on this critical battleground state. Despite these challenges, Perry remains committed, saying, “I won’t be silenced,” and encouraged grassroots support through his campaign site, PatriotsforPerry.com. He stressed the stakes: “If we lose this district, we lose Pennsylvania. If we lose Pennsylvania, we lose the presidency.” His message to supporters was clear: engage and ensure victory to protect the country’s future.