BREAKING NEWS: Kari Lake Holds Campaign Event With UFC Fighter Tito Ortiz In Tucson, Arizona

6 months ago

Kari Lake holds a campaign event with UFC Fighter Tito Ortiz in Tucson, Arizona.

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00:00:00I just relocated my whole family to Florida because what's happening in California I couldn't

00:00:28do to my children, what's happening in schools, indoctrinating my kids, the crime that is

00:00:32happening in my town of Huntington Beach.

00:00:34I ran for city council, I was mayor of Pro Temp Huntington Beach, I got the most votes

00:00:37in Huntington Beach history because of my conservative ideas of caring about my children,

00:00:42care about the safety of my community, and care about the well-being of this country.

00:00:47I worked for Donald Trump back in 2005 on A Celebrity Apprentice, so I know what type

00:00:51of man he is.

00:00:52My father's casino in, was it Jersey, back in 2000, I got an opportunity to meet him

00:00:59during A Celebrity Apprentice, he always let me answer, he answered every question I always

00:01:02had.

00:01:03He was a very outgoing man.

00:01:04I see what type of patriot he was, see what type of father he was, what type of businessman

00:01:08he was.

00:01:09When he ran for presidency in 2016, I put my name on it.

00:01:13I was like, I know this man, I know who he is, I know how he works in this country, needs

00:01:18a businessman to run in this country the right way.

00:01:22Harry Lake actually ran for governor here, and at the time I support her completely.

00:01:30We know what happened there, there was some bad things that happened and people deny it,

00:01:35but I watched it, same thing happened to Trump, they're finding a way to cheat, and it's harsh

00:01:41for us, but you know what, it makes us fight more, and we gotta fight more.

00:01:45And it's not just us that are here in this building today, it's you guys need to speak

00:01:49to your friends, your family members, everybody, and if you are on the Democratic side, or

00:01:54if you're on the Libertarian side, or you're a Republican, it doesn't matter anymore.

00:01:59This is about America.

00:02:00This is what's important.

00:02:01I've traveled the world through my career of being a professional fighter, I'm a blue

00:02:05collar guy now, I own a business in Florida, a restaurant, so I understand if inflation

00:02:11is real.

00:02:12I've already paid 17% in the last 10 months of everything I buy, from alcohol to food

00:02:17to produce, and it's hard.

00:02:20And I can't imagine all the farmers, all the ranchers, everybody, how much they have to

00:02:22pay.

00:02:23I was just watching the news before I got here, and I normally don't watch the news,

00:02:26but I'm in a hotel room, so you watch the lies, watch the propaganda, of saying that

00:02:31they're going to tax cattle, I actually already started it, I believe in Denmark, taxing $100

00:02:36per cow because of gas, that's like, well, farts.

00:02:40Okay, it doesn't make sense, but at the end of the day, us coming together and supporting

00:02:47Cary Lake is really, really important, because my son is actually at Arizona State University,

00:02:52he's a criminal justice psychologist there, he's going on his third year, and I'm very

00:02:56thankful because my parents never pushed education on for me, I had to pretty much learn a hard

00:03:00way of life, street smarts, on my own.

00:03:03You know, I was not really a great kid until I got into wrestling, my true name is Jacob

00:03:08Russell, in the Bible, Jacob Russell is the angel, the angel beat him and won him over,

00:03:11won his, saved his life, I found wrestling, it saved my life, I got into mixed martial

00:03:16arts, and I became a world champion after a year and a half of competition, once again,

00:03:20that goes through hard work and dedication, of being a world champion, and my family as

00:03:25I grew up was a democratic family, they always wanted handouts, and to feel like you are

00:03:32taken from the government, that's not what life's, that's not what normal life, normal

00:03:36life is working hard and chasing this American dream, and I'm living proof that the American

00:03:40dream is still alive, you know, back when Obama said that the American dream was no

00:03:45longer alive, they want to victimize people, to make them dependent on the government,

00:03:50we're not like that, Americans aren't like that, we're a hard working American, we're

00:03:53going to make this country great, we have an opportunity, thank you, we have an opportunity

00:04:01to speak our voices loud, we need to swamp this vote for our president Donald Trump,

00:04:06this is very important, and it just doesn't start there, it starts with people like Carrie

00:04:11Leak, her willingness to fight, like myself, and she's going to fight for us, in the Senate,

00:04:15because we take over the Senate, and we have a house, we can get stuff done in this country

00:04:19a lot quicker, and in a safe way, for the future of our children, for the future of

00:04:22our safety, to protect our border, to make sure that border's not wide open, and you

00:04:26guys are closer to the border than, the closest I've ever been was Lake Charles, I believe,

00:04:32but just to see how open that border is, it's scary, I was watching the news, I said

00:04:38earlier tonight, and they said they only have 2,200 people that have crossed the border

00:04:43the last two months, and this is the news, so once again, that's propaganda, it's a lie,

00:04:49and it's really hurtful, but I understand that the news is paid off by money, and they

00:04:55got to keep their jobs, so they'll tell you a lie, after a lie, after a lie, my mother's

00:04:58still a Democrat, and I try to tell her, Mom, this is fake news, she's like, you sound

00:05:03like Trump, I'm like, no, Mom, watch that, and then watch what's happening, she goes,

00:05:08well, maybe not, I'm like, well, I'm guessing, you're guessing, I'm like, maybe not, it's

00:05:12true, and I feel bad, I feel bad for a lot of people that do watch the news, because

00:05:17the Democratic Party is not the Democratic Party, it used to be the old, back when I

00:05:20grew up, it was watching Ronald Reagan say, Communism only a day away, well, ladies and

00:05:24gentlemen, Communism is here right now, and it's happening more and more every day, you

00:05:29deal with a little, it'll take even more, after 2024, December 5th, if we don't speak

00:05:34up, there's going to turn it back to clocks, we need to vote and get Kerry Licking here

00:05:39in the Senate, we need to vote and get Donald Trump as President, and we need to make our

00:05:44country great again, we have an opportunity, and I can say, I have a mom and father of

00:05:48three boys, I want them to have a great future, I want their friends to have a great future,

00:05:52I want this country to have a great future, and for us to chase this American Dream again,

00:05:56it's really, really important, but without further ado, our next U.S. Senate for Arizona,

00:06:03Kerry Licking.

00:06:52Joe Biden moment, I couldn't find how to get on the stage, I said, do I walk through the

00:07:13middle?

00:07:14Then I didn't, I didn't see a path, do I climb over the chairs, and then Yvette said, no,

00:07:19you've got to go all the way around, so thank you so much, wow, it's so good to be back

00:07:24down in Tucson, guys, so good, I'm not, I'm never going to give up on Tucson, I see, I

00:07:35see in Tucson, I see a town that is so special, and a town that has been run into the ground

00:07:43by bad leadership, right, I mean, how much more can you take, someone said none, we're

00:07:50done, okay, prove that in July when you vote for me, and in November when we save our country,

00:07:56we're going to save it, guys, you have a world class university, in the University of Arizona,

00:08:05go Wildcats, they would kill me in Tempe if they heard me saying that, but that's okay,

00:08:13go Wildcats, and we have so much potential down here, most hardworking people in the

00:08:19state, most incredible people in the state who love Tucson, but yet we drive not just

00:08:25for blocks and see boarded up businesses and homelessness, we walk for, you could walk

00:08:33for miles and drive for miles and see that, it's not fair, that's not what, that's not

00:08:39what Tucson is about, and we need to turn things around, and we can do that when we

00:08:42change the way we vote, and we vote Republican, starting in July, and then again in November,

00:08:48absolutely, you know, we, a couple of months ago, we opened up a headquarters here in Tucson,

00:08:55and somebody said, why are you opening up an office in Tucson, and I said, because I

00:08:59care about Tucson, and because the people in Tucson are fed up, and they're ready for

00:09:04change, and we're going to win back Southern Arizona, so, I'm all about that, Tito talked

00:09:11about being a father to three boys, I'm a mother to two, I've got a 19-year-old son

00:09:17and a 21-year-old daughter, and to be honest, I'm in this because I'm worried about their

00:09:21future, how many of you have, either you're young, or you have young people in your lives

00:09:25that you care about? Okay, maybe they're grandkids, maybe they're your children, maybe there's

00:09:32just young people in this crowd, I see a few of you, I want you to have a future, I've

00:09:39already had a good life, I mean, I hope to get a couple more decades out of it, God willing,

00:09:42thank you God, please, two more decades at least, but I'm worried about my kids, I have

00:09:48two good kids, and God helped us raise them really well, and my daughter the other day,

00:09:53and maybe you can relate to this, Tito, we were having dinner together, and she said,

00:09:57Mom, I did the math, I figured things out, if I work every waking hour from the second

00:10:03I wake up until the minute I go to bed, I still won't be able to save enough money to

00:10:10buy a home in Arizona, average price of a home is now $450,000, when I moved here in

00:10:1694, I bought my home for $88,000, my house payment was $690, can you imagine? I told

00:10:26my daughter that, and she almost fell off her chair, we've got to get back to something

00:10:31closer to that, and if we have to compete with 12 million people who come across this

00:10:36border under Joe Biden's invasion, our home prices are going to keep going up, everything

00:10:41is going to keep going up, and guess what, our wages are going to keep going down, because

00:10:46we have 12 million people who are willing to work for peanuts, that's not working out

00:10:51for the young people, I want to make sure that our kids have a chance at the American

00:10:55dream, and that's why I believe in America First policies, I'm in this to secure the

00:10:59border, build the wall, remain in Mexico, no more catch and release, and then in order

00:11:04to save our homeland, these people who have poured in under Joe Biden, unvetted, we've

00:11:08got to send them back to their homeland.

00:11:10That's right, he said yes, and you know what, it's not just Republicans who feel that way,

00:11:20do you know the majority of Democrats feel that way now? This is not because we're not

00:11:25compassionate people, we're the most compassionate people on the planet, but when are we going

00:11:29to start showing a little tiny bit of compassion for Americans? We've got to do it, we have

00:11:34to build our country up, we can't save the world if our country is falling apart, we

00:11:38have the cartels controlling the border, we have human smuggling, child trafficking, and

00:11:44we have a weapon of mass destruction pouring across this country, and I have experienced

00:11:50so many people coming up to me during campaign stops, telling me about loved ones they've

00:11:56lost because of fentanyl poisoning, and it's so painful, but it's not even close to being

00:12:01the pain that those people are feeling, and I know you got a chance to meet Karen and

00:12:05Clark up here in the front row, and their amazing son Tyler was poisoned by fentanyl,

00:12:11and he was truly, I've never met him, but I feel like I know him, every time I talk

00:12:15about him, and I haven't told you this, I get goosebumps, and I feel like Tyler is with

00:12:21us when we're together, and Tyler was a really special young man, he wasn't a drug addict,

00:12:28he injured his wrist during COVID, and remember how nothing was open, you couldn't get to

00:12:33see a doctor? His neighbor said, he said, I can't sleep, my wrist hurts so bad, he broke

00:12:39his wrist, and his neighbor said, I've got a pill that will help you sleep, it's just

00:12:44like a Tylenol, and he said, okay, I'll try it, because I can't get into the doctor because

00:12:49of COVID, he took that pill, and Tyler never woke up again, these amazing people right

00:12:55here, have never been able to talk to their son again, and they have fought, fought, fought,

00:13:01they finally got the man who gave him that pill prosecuted, that's right, that is a victory,

00:13:08that is a victory, prosecutors didn't want to prosecute the guy, and Karen and Clark

00:13:16said, over my dead body, we're going to keep pushing, they finally found somebody who said,

00:13:21I will push it, and they continued to fight, and they finally got that guy, he's behind

00:13:25bars now, so we have a lot of battles ahead of us, we have common sense solutions, every

00:13:31problem we're facing, we can solve, and we can solve quickly, politicians in DC want

00:13:37to make it look like none of these problems can be solved, but they can all be solved

00:13:41quickly if we vote the right way, next month in the primary, and then again in November,

00:13:46so I'm honored to have Tito Ortiz here, we need some fighters, my gosh, how many of you

00:13:53feel like you're ready to go into the ring and take a couple of knockouts to the deep

00:14:00state, okay, and you're ready to throw a few punches and say, we're not going to sit down

00:14:06and shut up, we're going to stand up and fight, good, so apparently we have in this

00:14:11bowl questions that many of you, do you know what this is about? Yes, I believe the red

00:14:17are for Republicans, independents for the white, and then blue, we actually have a few

00:14:23Democrats here, I'm so glad, we accept everyone, this is America, we need everyone, that's

00:14:29right, that's right, by the way, we invite everybody, can we save our country with just

00:14:35the Republicans, well, you know, the way that people are voting Republican and we're

00:14:39seeing more people register as Republicans, maybe we can, but I don't want to win that

00:14:44way, I want to win and save this country with everybody, right, bring everyone together,

00:14:51independents, disaffected Democrats, and come together as America, the America first movement

00:14:56is about America, and we're not asking what your political party is, do you want a secure

00:15:02border, do you want great education for your kids, do you want to end the world wars, do

00:15:07you want to fund our police, do you want to stop the cartels, yeah, and then you're probably

00:15:12with the America first movement, so this is called ask me anything, and we've put these

00:15:17in here, I mean, I'm a little nervous, what are we going to pull out of the fish bowl

00:15:22here? Wow, one of these looks like a love letter, it's very long, who wrote that one?

00:15:32I can hold the points straight to the bulletin board, so I'd like them all to answer, political

00:15:37promise to do not cut social security, then they get into office, or where do you stand

00:15:46on that, of cutting social security, where do you stand on that, if you get in, are you

00:15:53going to cut it, or, where do I stand on cutting social security? We're not cutting social

00:16:00security, are you kidding me? No, I know there's some fiscal conservatives who say we need

00:16:07to cut everything, of course people in DC want to cut social security, because they

00:16:14want to send every damn penny we have to Ukraine, and they want to send money overseas, and

00:16:21then they want to send money to their pet project here, and another one there, and then

00:16:26they go, oh, we need to cut somewhere, the first thing they cut is the benefits that

00:16:31you've paid into your entire life, you've done the right thing, you've paid your taxes,

00:16:36you're now retired, and they go, now they want to cut social security and Medicare?

00:16:40I promise you this, I will bet my life on it, President Donald J. Trump will never cut

00:16:47social security, nor will I ever vote to cut social security, I promise you that.

00:16:52There's a million other places we can cut, maybe two million, but we're not going to

00:17:01take the benefits and the benefits you've earned and you've paid into. It's despicable

00:17:08that they would think to take the American people who've worked so hard and done everything

00:17:12right and try to cut their Medicare and their social security, and let me tell you this,

00:17:16Joe Biden, remember when he was running, and I don't mean to be mean, but Joe Biden said

00:17:21he wasn't going to cut Medicare. Do you know that the last two years he's cut Medicare

00:17:25and Ruben Gallego has been for it? He's cut Medicare. We can cut, I can think of a million

00:17:34things we can cut, but we're not going to take away your security nest that you have

00:17:39built up over years and years of working, take that to the bank, we're not cutting it.

00:17:45The Democrats will, but we will never cut that as Republicans.

00:17:48Awesome. Awesome.

00:17:57I hope not. Do you see a Civil War coming?

00:18:02Oh, geez, I hope not. No, I don't. Actually, I don't, guys. You know why I don't? How many

00:18:10of you think that's coming? No, no, no, I don't think it is. Guess what? The question

00:18:18is, do you see a Civil War coming? I think the fake news media wants that. I think they're

00:18:24trying to divide us. How many of you still tune into these bozos? Raise your hand if

00:18:32you watch the fake news media. Nobody. You guys are in trouble. God is much greater.

00:18:41If you tune into them, you think that we're 50-50 and we're at each other's throats and

00:18:47believe me, I worked in the media for 30 years, 27 years covering this state. I finally walked

00:18:51away and I said, this is propaganda. I don't want to be part of it. I walked away from

00:18:55a seven-figure contract and said, I don't care how much they pay me, I will not tell

00:19:01half-truths to the people of this state. I'm not doing it.

00:19:07Now, now I've realized that they need to spread a false narrative. They want us to think we're

00:19:1450-50 going into 2024. I've been all over this state. I've talked to thousands more

00:19:20people than they have. I've been to every corner from the Northeast to the Northwest,

00:19:25all the way to the border several times. I've been all over the country. And guess what?

00:19:30I agree with President Trump. I called him once and I said, I can't believe how much

00:19:35support we have across this country. And he said, Carrie, 80% of the people are with us.

00:19:44I'll be honest. That's worth clapping for. At the time, I thought maybe he's exaggerating.

00:19:51But then I continued to traverse the country and the state. I believe 80%, maybe 75% of

00:19:58the country is with us. They want to bring America First policies back. But the media

00:20:04has to make us think that we're at each other's throats. They have to make us think that we're

00:20:08fighting. They want us fighting. They want the false narrative so when their minions

00:20:14start up things like Antifa, they can blame it on us. And we're not going to fall for

00:20:19that. We don't need to get violent. And we won't get violent. We're going to save this

00:20:24country when we vote in November. And I will tell you this. I do think things are going

00:20:29to get a little different and crazy and weird in the next few months. But we're strong people.

00:20:35Americans have been through tough times. We're not going to get violent. We're going

00:20:38to sit back and take a few deep breaths and watch as everything plays out. And then come

00:20:43November 5th, or in Arizona's case, we vote for a month. If you want to vote early, you

00:20:50can vote in October. We are going to vote like our lives depend on it, right?

00:20:55Literally.

00:20:56Vote early. Mail it in. Walk it in. And you need to register your neighbors to vote.

00:21:05Your cat, your dog, your saguaro cactus. I'm just kidding, guys. They'll be saying she

00:21:12wants the cats to vote tomorrow. I don't know. I'm not a cat person. I don't think cats can

00:21:18vote. But we're going to make sure that we get out and vote. And we need to vote in July,

00:21:22even though I'm up 31 points over my competitor in July. You know how Arizona is. I was up

00:21:30in the governor's race, 12, 15 points. You've got to be up 50 points to win in Arizona.

00:21:37So get out and vote. There's no excuse to sit home.

00:21:41Yes, yes.

00:21:53You should have been our governor. But as a senator, what do you think you can do at

00:21:59the federal level to help solve homeless problems, a huge problem here in Arizona?

00:22:06What could you do? This is from Curtis.

00:22:08It is a problem, guys. You know, and you see it there. I think I see it most when I'm in

00:22:13Tucson. But can you believe that my opponent, Ruben Gallego, I know, he's a far left Democrat

00:22:21who came here from Chicago to get into politics to try to turn Arizona into a socialist state.

00:22:27We're not going to let that happen. In his district, he's been a congressman for 10 years.

00:22:33He has the fastest growing homeless population in the country in his district. It's worse

00:22:39than Tucson. Can you imagine that? And Tucson's bad. And how many of you remember when I ran

00:22:45for governor a couple years ago? A lot of Democrats came over. Thank you, I did. A lot

00:22:54of Democrats came over and they voted for me. They said, I love that you had a homeless

00:22:59policy. You're the only person who wanted to tackle chronic street homelessness. We

00:23:03have to deal with this, guys. We drove by, we drove into town today. Where's Colton?

00:23:09Colton's out there somewhere. He was driving. And as we're passing by one bus stop and the

00:23:16next and the next, I just was overwhelmed with sadness to see six and seven and eight

00:23:23people at each bus stop out of their minds on drugs. I just, I don't know about you,

00:23:29whether you're, I'm a God-fearing woman. God has so much bigger plans for us than that.

00:23:35That's not what he put us here for. We've got to help these people. But how do you help

00:23:39somebody get off drugs? You get them clean, and then they've got a 25 cent drug, a pill

00:23:45coming across the border. This is why we have to tackle the border crisis at the same

00:23:50time. We can't get people clean and then have 25 cent pills of fentanyl and meth coming

00:23:55across the border. Or we've wasted all that time. And you guys have a great center here.

00:24:01What was that? How did you know that? Everyone knows about that. It's the greatest mission

00:24:09in the world, and they know how to turn people around, get them off drugs. You don't just

00:24:14get them clean. You give them therapy, and you give them some skills so that they don't

00:24:20have to get back on the street. And it's amazing, and it works. And you know what I learned

00:24:25when I went and toured that place? The federal, here's how I can get involved. The federal

00:24:30government will not give them any money because guess what? In their program, they ask people

00:24:37to return back to God. How many of you, yeah, the 12-step program, right? Have you all heard

00:24:43about that? We've got to hand things back to God. And they want to take God out of that.

00:24:51And that's why it's not working in those programs, but it is working in this program. So we're

00:24:56going to return back to the 12-step program, get people cleaned up, cured, and get them

00:25:02back on the way. All right? We've got to do it. Because there's going to be a lot of jobs

00:25:09out there, Tito. I mean, you know people who, you've got a restaurant, you've got a business.

00:25:14You need to hire people. We don't have the ability to.

00:25:17That's one of the really hard things, too. I mean, being a small business owner is getting

00:25:20people to show up to work. I mean, they're so used to collecting from the government.

00:25:23Once again, they're inhabilitating their chance of working as a job because you're going to

00:25:27pay them anyways. Right.

00:25:29It just didn't make sense to me. I mean, as being a guy who came from the streets and

00:25:32had nothing to understand, if I worked hard, I could achieve great things. I could buy

00:25:36my own house. I could buy my own car. I could give my kids everything I never had, but I

00:25:40have to work for it. And I teach my kids the same situation. I mean, they've got to make

00:25:43sure their bed, I mean, they're twin 15-year-olds. They've got to make sure their beds are made.

00:25:46We do the laundry. They've got to fold it. They've got to brush their teeth, you know.

00:25:50When they shake someone's hand, they look them in the eyes. I mean, stuff is building

00:25:53men. I'm trying to build my boys to be men, and it's important. Really important.

00:26:00But they need to understand hard work. I mean, making sure my car's washed, making sure that

00:26:03the lawn's done. I mean, it's... I love that. I mean, it's important. Trying to get people

00:26:07to work is really hard, but once you get the good workers, like in my restaurant, I employ

00:26:12about 22, and they're all great people. I mean, eight of them could run the whole restaurant

00:26:17and I could walk away. That's one of the reasons why I could be here today. But it's great

00:26:20to see that. I mean, as we talk about homeless, in Florida, there's no homeless. I was just

00:26:26like in awe from it. Because you went from California. In California, it's on every single

00:26:31corner. Like, you guys think you got it bad here? This ain't nothing. California's disgusting.

00:26:37And it hurts my feelings, because, I mean, just for me to say that, I'm a Californian.

00:26:41I'm born and raised there. I almost went to school at ASU. It was too hot for me, so I

00:26:44went to Nebraska. It was too cold, so I went to Cal State Bakersfield. I stayed there.

00:26:50But just watching over the last five years of how much it degraded just in Southern

00:26:55California, it's disgusting. It's scary. I was in Tijuana a month ago getting stem

00:27:01cells injections to my neck. Tijuana was cleaner than any L.A. anywhere down there. And I talked

00:27:07to some of the locals who lived there, and they said, actually, the President pushed

00:27:10everybody to San Diego. And that's what's happening on your guys' border also. It's

00:27:14getting pushed all through here.

00:27:16President Trump talks about it. He says these other countries are recognizing Joe Biden's

00:27:20weakness, that he's opened up our border, and they're saying, let's empty our prisons,

00:27:25send it to America. Let's empty our mental asylums, send them to America. This is why

00:27:30we're watching murders of that mother of five last week was solved when they found the man

00:27:38who beat and abludged her to death. We've got 10 and 12 and 13-year-old girls being

00:27:44raped and murdered. I don't mean to get dark on you, but this is going to continue until

00:27:49we take care of this problem. And in order to save our homeland, we have to send these

00:27:53people back to their homeland, as I've said.

00:27:55Now I'm starting to get a better picture of why Tito was willing to come to Arizona, and

00:28:04it's 115 degrees. He's got two teenage kids at home.

00:28:08No, I have a beautiful wife that is actually a great mother to himself.

00:28:12No, I know.

00:28:13To me, it's about this country, everyone. I don't reside here. To me, it's about this

00:28:17country. I love this country. I've traveled the world. I have seen communism, and it's

00:28:22happening right now. When I was on city council on Huntington Beach, there was this little

00:28:25small bar right next to my house, and an older lady, she's from Germany, and she goes,

00:28:30you're Tito, by the way. Yes, ma'am. She goes, I love what you're doing right now.

00:28:34The voice you're speaking right now is what has happened in my country, is what they're

00:28:37doing right now. When I was in Germany, they did exactly the same thing to us, and people

00:28:42are not waking up to what's happening. Over the last six to seven months, I think a lot

00:28:47of people are waking up, because I mean, I watch social media. I know a lot of friends

00:28:51have a lot of influencers that support Donald Trump, and just as much, the Latino voters,

00:28:55all the African American voters, everybody who were Democrats are like, we're no longer

00:28:59Democrat, because this is no longer the Democratic Party.

00:29:01It's not.

00:29:02And these are Americans speaking up for this country, and it's super, super important,

00:29:06because they want to divide and conquer. They're achieving this through mainstream media. That's

00:29:11how they're accomplishing this goal, by divide and conquer. And we've got to be stronger

00:29:15than that by coming together, and making sure we speak to each and every one of our relatives,

00:29:20best friends, even someone you just walked down the street. People say, don't talk about

00:29:24politics, and don't talk about religion. Why do I say that? So you don't get educated on

00:29:28what's happening.

00:29:29Well, that's right, because they want you, they don't want you talking about it, because

00:29:33they want you to believe the fake news media. And if we start talking, and then we say,

00:29:38this is noise. And here's what my suggestion, how many of you, how many of you are Trump

00:29:43supporters? Raise your hand. Awesome. How many of you are thinking that maybe you're

00:29:49going to be Trump supporters? Okay, we've got a good crowd here. My kind of people.

00:29:54How many of you have a MAGA hat, a Trump shirt, a Lake hat? Okay, this guy. I'm going to give

00:30:01you a piece of, you wear that hat out, and let me tell you what's going to happen. Remember

00:30:06when Trump first won? They tried to shame you. They tried to say, if a man had a red

00:30:10MAGA hat on, you're going to lose your job, you're going to be canceled on social media.

00:30:15Start wearing that out. It's a conversation starter. And I guarantee you, 99% of the people

00:30:21are going to say, love your hat, love your shirt.

00:30:24I wear it all the time, let me tell you. People always come up with an awesome job. Actually,

00:30:28I wear it when I go to the airport. Every time I fly, I make sure I stand right, first

00:30:33seat, make sure...

00:30:34And then he goes like this.

00:30:35No, I don't. I let my mind do the talking. I don't need my muscles anymore.

00:30:40But when you wear that, people say...

00:30:42It gives you confidence. It does. It gives people confidence.

00:30:44They never say anything bad, do they?

00:30:46No, no, never.

00:30:47But what it does is it starts a conversation. It's a conversation starter. You wear a shirt

00:30:51like that, and you go, I like that. That's great. Tell me more about it. And then you

00:30:55get to talking with people again, and you can say, hey, that was great to talk to you.

00:31:00By the way, are you registered to vote? Have you checked to make sure you're registered?

00:31:04Because here in Arizona, to vote in the primary, you've got to be registered by July 1st. So

00:31:08double check, make sure you're registered by July 1st.

00:31:11And it's just a conversation starter. And I'll tell you what, it's going to make you

00:31:15feel better. You're going to realize that we are truly connected. And we are, the majority

00:31:20is so big in this state and in this country. We're not at each other's throats. We're actually

00:31:26very much together, and we're so much more powerful when we stand up together, we lock

00:31:30arms, and we just march forward and save our country.

00:31:33I'm going to ask you a question. How's that, Tito?

00:31:36Okay.

00:31:37It's not political.

00:31:38No, it's fine.

00:31:39Because we actually were, we started the day at the auction, livestock auction, where they

00:31:44were auctioning off cattle. So we were with people in the ag and ranching community, and

00:31:49they actually auctioned off a steer, and they raised money for a donation to our campaign

00:31:56which I appreciate. But then we went to lunch later on, and I was asking, because Tito's

00:32:00life, you know, can you imagine if you were a fighter, and your job is to take punches

00:32:05to the face?

00:32:06I don't take punches. I don't take punches.

00:32:08No, that's pretty much what I said. Tito's afraid to get punched in the face. I go, show

00:32:12me a person get punched in the face. That's a dumb person. I don't want to be that person.

00:32:16Do you know why he's a champ? Because like the first ten fights, he never took a punch

00:32:20to the face. Had he taken a punch to the face, he might have quit, right? I don't know.

00:32:24No, I wouldn't have.

00:32:25You wouldn't have quit.

00:32:26One fight, I got my nose broken, and in the first minute and 30 seconds, I ended up winning

00:32:29the decision, split decision, by former world champion Vito Belfort. So I'm willing to take

00:32:34a beating.

00:32:35So he doesn't take a lot of punches, but I learned about the training that goes into

00:32:40it, and it made me realize we have four and a half months to save our country. Tito told

00:32:45me it takes him four months to train for a fight. What does that training look like?

00:32:51Well, usually I make my own time, so it's from 12 p.m. until 12 a.m., and through that

00:32:56time, it's an eight-hour session of training, six days a week for four months. And I get

00:33:02up, I run my four miles, come back, have a small meal, go back to the gym, we put on

00:33:06shin pads, gloves, mouthpiece, cup, and we kick and punch each other for about two hours.

00:33:11Then I go back, have another meal, then we come back and we do jujitsu and wrestling.

00:33:15We try to take each other down, try to choke each other, try to break each other's arms

00:33:18and legs, but not seriously break, but to a point where they tap out. I go back home,

00:33:23have another small meal, then I go back to the gym and I do weight training, one specific

00:33:27muscle every day for five days a week. And that is for four months. Eat clean, no fast

00:33:33food, no fried foods, no soda. I don't go out at all. I don't drink alcohol. It's my

00:33:39life. It's what I want to achieve for my kids, because as a child myself, I never had a father.

00:33:45I had a father up to about seven years old, and he chose heroin over me. I don't blame

00:33:51him. That was his fault. He didn't understand any better, so I can't say that I'm the victim

00:33:56of my father's upbringing. I'm my own person, and I'm going to make myself great, so I'm

00:34:01able to give my children better. And this is something that I preach to my kids, because

00:34:07they always try to give, you know, other kids kind of give them marijuana or just kind of

00:34:12push them on bad things. I'm like, guys, you guys need to be leaders amongst your bunch.

00:34:15That's right.

00:34:16Be the lions amongst your bunch. And it's important, because there was times that I

00:34:20got pulled different directions. But the most important thing is, when I woke up, or I went

00:34:24to bed at night and looked in the mirror, I was responsible for my actions.

00:34:27That's right.

00:34:28When I woke up in the morning, I said, or went to bed at night, I said my prayers. I

00:34:31said, God, thank you for this opportunity. Wake up every day, and I push myself every

00:34:34single day. I mean, at the end of the day, I have two things for the rest of my life.

00:34:37I have my word, and I have my name. And I have this country, and my family have me. And that's

00:34:41why I work so hard. And through fighting, I've been able to learn a lot of great things.

00:34:45But like I say, it's scary times right now, and this is why I put my time, I donate my

00:34:50time just to speak to you guys of how hard it is. If we lose this country, there's no

00:34:56turning back.

00:34:57Yeah, what are we done?

00:34:58We can't turn back the clock. It's done. And people, I mean, have I strike fear in your

00:35:01heart right now? Yes. I have the same fear in my heart. I pray every single day. I hope

00:35:05that people wake up and see who Donald Trump truly is, because the mainstream media has

00:35:10been lying to everybody the whole time. He is far from being a racist. He's not a misogynist.

00:35:15He's nothing of what they said he is. I know the man, and I will put my name on him each

00:35:20and every single time. That's the first person I've ever voted for. I never voted since he

00:35:23ran in 2016. And being a Latino myself, to get up and speak up, people call me a sellout.

00:35:31They call me so many other names, and I didn't care. You know what? Call me what you need.

00:35:35I know the truth. I look in the mirror. I give you all respect for myself, and I take

00:35:39everything that I need for my children's future and for this country. It's super, super

00:35:43important. She's the next one that's going to make this happen in Arizona. Trump's going

00:35:47to be the next one to save this country. We're all going to live a great life in this country.

00:35:52That's what we need. That's right. But we've got to train kind of like Tito. I'm not going

00:35:56to ask you to work out eight hours a day. No, you don't have to. That's the good news,

00:36:00right? We don't have to do a hundred push-ups. No, you don't. All you have to do is register

00:36:04to vote and tell everybody else you know so we can swamp the vote. Yeah, and start talking

00:36:08about it. Instead of winning by a couple hundred thousand or a thousand or two thousand,

00:36:12let's win by 500,000. And you know what? And beyond that, we have to knock doors, get involved,

00:36:17get the Turning Point app on your phone. If you have ten minutes a day, if you've got

00:36:22ten hours a day, they can show you how. You don't have to be an expert at political activism

00:36:29to become a political activist, but we all have to step up. We've got to do more than

00:36:33just vote. We've got to talk. How many of you have ten friends? Raise your hand if you

00:36:36have ten. Okay. How many of you have five friends? How many have just one friend? Okay.

00:36:48Aim low. Can all of you talk to one person? And the ones who have ten friends, I need

00:36:55you to go talk to them. Make sure they're registered to vote. I love, though, that when

00:37:01you were talking about what happened, you know, in your life, none of us have had an

00:37:06easy life. There was no promise we'd get through life unscathed. But you didn't play the

00:37:11victim. I didn't play the victim. I had a tough life growing up the youngest of nine.

00:37:16We were poor. We didn't have food. I didn't even know we were poor because nobody told

00:37:20us. I thought that was normal. But there's been a change and a shift in the way they're

00:37:24teaching our kids to teach a victim mentality, which in my opinion is a loser mentality,

00:37:30and I don't, and I mean that, that's setting you up to lose. It's setting you up to want

00:37:36to have a handout from the government rather than want to achieve the greatest things we

00:37:41can achieve. And in this country, the sky's the limit. But if you are raised with an education

00:37:48of a victim mentality, it's really hard to break through that. I mean, your kids have

00:37:52broken through that thanks to having a fighter like you.

00:37:55A hundred percent. I mean, well, they see just all the trials and tribulations that

00:37:59I've been through. I have a book called This Is Gonna Hurt that I released back in 2005,

00:38:03and it was therapy for me because as a kid growing up, my father and my mother being

00:38:08addicted to heroin, my mother getting sober when I was 13, I thought that was normal living

00:38:12in a motel. I thought it was normal living in a car. I thought it was normal living in

00:38:15a garage. I thought it was normal getting government cheese, powder milk. I thought

00:38:20that was normal. I mean, frosted flakes, I was like, God, you must be rich. I thought

00:38:24that was normal. I was afraid to bring people to my motel because I was embarrassed by it.

00:38:28I always said my parents were out of town. I thought that was normal until my mother

00:38:32separated me with my father when I was 13, moved me back to Huntington Beach, and I started

00:38:36hanging around a Republican family, and they had nice cars, they had nice houses. I'm like,

00:38:40to the father, I'm like, how do you get that? He's all, I work my butt off every single

00:38:44day. Little light went off going, hmm, maybe if I started doing the same thing, too. I

00:38:49started selling fish on the pier, started being my own little hustler. I'd make sure

00:38:53I'd write everybody's phone number down, the fish would come in, I'd catch a fish,

00:38:56make the phone calls, people would come, buy two bucks a fish. Then I started working on

00:38:59the boats, and then after that, I started wrestling, and it was just one thing after

00:39:02another. It just, God has put me in the right places at the right time, and to be an honest

00:39:06man, I'm thankful to be where I am.

00:39:13That is such an incredible story.

00:39:16I've been through a lot. That's only a little niche, but I've been through so much.

00:39:21Like I say, I refuse to be a victim.

00:39:23That's why we love you.

00:39:24I refuse to be a victim. Every day I try to be the victor. That's my goal in life, and

00:39:28if I can help you guys with just a little bit of knowledge.

00:39:31Let me ask you something. When you drove through Tucson today, and you saw people who were

00:39:36in despair on the side of the street, because you've seen your mom and dad in a situation

00:39:41similar, do you see, you don't see a lost cause, do you?

00:39:45No, I see an opportunity of someone to get help, but they have to get the right help.

00:39:49I know in San Francisco that they start buying crack pipes.

00:39:53They start giving out free alcohol to people, so they're actually inhabilitating these people

00:39:57by doing this.

00:39:58And it was scary.

00:39:59I mean, as you said that, and I start recognizing now, we went through one of the parks, and

00:40:02I see a lady like half flipped over like this.

00:40:05Everyone in Tucson's seen that, right?

00:40:07Oh my gosh.

00:40:08I mean, this looks like Pennsylvania.

00:40:10I was just like, it's here too?

00:40:12That's scary, because I mean, I don't want you guys to leave Arizona.

00:40:15You guys need to stay here and fight.

00:40:16I mean, that's why I'm coming over trying to help Carrie.

00:40:18Carrie's going to be here and fight for you guys.

00:40:20I mean, she should have won the governor.

00:40:21She should be our governor.

00:40:23But you know what?

00:40:25It wasn't meant to happen.

00:40:27God has bigger plans for her.

00:40:29And her as Senate, House, Senate here in Arizona, that's what's going to make the difference.

00:40:34Yeah, that's right.

00:40:35Because this way, so Trump doesn't skin his wheels when he wins in 2024.

00:40:38I always say, when I pray, I say, God, I want your will to be done, not my will.

00:40:43Sometimes we want our will done, and God has bigger plans, and I believe God has big plans

00:40:48I think what we learned in 22 was that as a country, we didn't do enough after that 2020 election to secure our vote.

00:40:56And it took the country to be shaken by what happened in Arizona in our vote to realize we've got to do more.

00:41:03And we're waking people up, and I believe they're still going to try all kinds of shenanigans.

00:41:08But we the people have arisen, and we're going to vote like our lives depend on it in 24.

00:41:14And it's going to be tough for them to do the same thing, but we're going to fight back.

00:41:17I'm so honored to have Tito here.

00:41:21You can see why.

00:41:22He's an incredible man.

00:41:24He's Latino, but more than that, he's just American.

00:41:27And he realized from adversity he came up through that if you work hard, anything is possible.

00:41:34If we continue along the way with Joe Biden's economy and what Ruben Gallego, my opponent, wants to push,

00:41:41even if you work hard, that dream may not be possible.

00:41:45I was looking at some polling data the other day, and it was the number one issue now, the economy has taken over the border

00:41:53because people are struggling just to make ends meet.

00:41:56And then when you break it out, the 18 to 39, which is the young people, and Hispanics, that number rises by double.

00:42:05Think about how hardworking the Hispanic families, men and women, are.

00:42:11And they're working so hard, and now they're saying, wow, I'm working two jobs, I've got a family,

00:42:16and the cost of living is so high, how much more can I work?

00:42:20I mean, there's no more hours in the day.

00:42:22And so we have to change course, and it's going to require us to vote in President Donald J. Trump and Carrie Lake.

00:42:29Do not believe the ads of my opponent, Ruben Gallego.

00:42:36He's put $25 million into ads.

00:42:38He's trying to paint himself as Mr. Rogers and G.I. Joe combined,

00:42:44when in fact, I think he's a little bit more like maybe Nancy Pelosi, but with a beard.

00:42:51Okay, that's what we're looking at.

00:42:53How many of you love Joe Biden's policies?

00:42:58I didn't think you liked him.

00:43:00He's voted with Joe Biden, not 90% of the time.

00:43:03He's voted 100% of the time.

00:43:05He's voted for everything that we're seeing play out here.

00:43:08And so we've got to make a change.

00:43:10And why does the Senate matter so much?

00:43:13You might think, okay, well, we lose a few seats.

00:43:16Imagine this for a second.

00:43:18We get President Trump back in the White House.

00:43:20I'm excited about that.

00:43:21Absolutely.

00:43:22Hallelujah.

00:43:25But what if we don't deliver him the Senate and we have Chuck Schumer in charge of the Senate?

00:43:31I agree.

00:43:33Not only will Chuck Schumer be deciding the agenda, and I guarantee you it's not going to be America first,

00:43:39they will try to impeach President Trump on bogus impeachment charges within three months.

00:43:45It's going to happen if we don't get the Senate.

00:43:48If we don't get the Senate, we're going to end up having the confirmation not go through on President Trump's cabinet picks.

00:43:57We're going to end up having his Supreme Court picks denied.

00:44:01It's going to be a disaster.

00:44:03So you've got to vote for President Trump.

00:44:05You've got to vote for Carrie Lake.

00:44:06But first, you've got to vote for me in July.

00:44:08How many of you are willing to vote in July?

00:44:10All right.

00:44:12All right.

00:44:13Should we do another?

00:44:16I'm going to pick a Republican, okay?

00:44:18We picked a Democrat.

00:44:22Okay, and I can't read the writing.

00:44:26Who's the doctor who wrote this?

00:44:29What are your long-term solutions for the water crisis in the state of Arizona?

00:44:35I'll tell you what, as long as we keep letting the government take our water away, we're in trouble.

00:44:42I just talked to a farmer today.

00:44:44A farmer today who's got all this land.

00:44:45He said they're making my land worthless.

00:44:47They took my water rights away.

00:44:50Desert land isn't worth much if you don't have water rights.

00:44:54And they're going to continue to do that.

00:44:57We can continue to try to take every drop we can out of the Colorado River.

00:45:01It's not going to be enough.

00:45:02The West is growing.

00:45:04And so we have to think big.

00:45:07Where are the big thinkers who thought well in advance, generations in advance, and said we've got to have the Palo Verde Nuclear Power Plant?

00:45:14We've got to have Central Arizona Project to move water across our state.

00:45:18We're not thinking big enough anymore.

00:45:20That's why I love President Trump.

00:45:21He thinks big.

00:45:22I want to think big for Arizona.

00:45:24And we have to bring new freshwater sources into Arizona.

00:45:28Whether that means desal or we pipe in freshwater from some of the river basins around this country,

00:45:35we have to think big.

00:45:37And until we do that, we're going to keep fighting and clawing for every drop of water.

00:45:42And sadly, the ag community is going to get hit the hardest.

00:45:46And if we continue to hit the ag community the way we are, we're going to have a food crisis before we have a water crisis.

00:45:53So I want to think really big when it comes to water.

00:45:56I want to think about bringing new sources in, building desal plants.

00:46:01If we wouldn't have spent $260 billion in Ukraine, we could have built desal up and down the western coast.

00:46:07We could be doing desal and piping freshwater into Arizona.

00:46:11And we wouldn't have to worry about trying to save every single drop.

00:46:15And so we're going to think really big.

00:46:16And I know with President Trump, he's all for that.

00:46:19And I am too.

00:46:22Thank you.

00:46:28Did we do this?

00:46:29No.

00:46:30No?

00:46:31No, we didn't do that one.

00:46:32All right.

00:46:33Read it if you want to do it.

00:46:34If you don't, you'll be able to read first.

00:46:35I just like it because it's just the fact that when people don't really know.

00:46:38Okay.

00:46:39This is from a Democrat.

00:46:40First of all, if you are a Democrat and you are here tonight, I don't know where you are, but I thank you for being here.

00:46:47Yes.

00:46:48Thank you.

00:46:49I really do.

00:46:51And if you're an independent, I thank you for being here.

00:46:55And if you're a Republican, it's going to take all of us.

00:46:58All of us together.

00:46:59And you know what?

00:47:00I remember walking down the street.

00:47:02I've only had about six people say anything mean to me since that election.

00:47:05The majority of the people say, you won, we know it.

00:47:08But I remember being in New York and somebody yelled something out.

00:47:11And I walked over to him and I said, wait a minute, what are you talking about?

00:47:14And he said, you're lying about the election.

00:47:16And then I started talking to him about the election.

00:47:19And we started talking and I said, listen, he told me he was Democrat.

00:47:23I said, well, I'm Republican, but I bet you we can agree on a lot of things.

00:47:27I said, for one, I think you love America, right?

00:47:30He said, yes.

00:47:31Okay.

00:47:32So we already have one thing in common.

00:47:34I think you want to make sure that when it comes to election day, that your vote counts.

00:47:39It's not discarded.

00:47:41And other people's vote count, even if they disagree with you.

00:47:44Yes.

00:47:46We've got two things we have in common.

00:47:48And we started going down the list of what's important.

00:47:51I said, are you married?

00:47:52He said, no, I'm gay and I have an adorable dog that I'm late to go pick up.

00:47:56So I was trying to – he had his dog in – it's New York.

00:47:59They have dogs in daycare, which was adorable.

00:48:01But I was like, okay.

00:48:02And I said, you've got nieces and nephews?

00:48:05He said, yes.

00:48:06I said, do you want them to get a great education so that when they get out of high school,

00:48:10they're ready for the working world?

00:48:12And then if they decide to go to college, that's just, you know, even better?

00:48:15Yeah, of course I want that.

00:48:17Do you want our borders secure so we know who's coming in?

00:48:20Yes, of course I want that.

00:48:22I found out that we agreed on, like, almost everything.

00:48:25But the problem is we can't talk anymore.

00:48:28Because we think we're at odds, partially because of the media.

00:48:32So I'm going to read you this.

00:48:34And this person probably thinks they're at odds with me, but maybe I'll agree with them.

00:48:37You said you saw people getting on the public bus.

00:48:40You said they were on drugs.

00:48:43You are false.

00:48:45You are saying a false statement.

00:48:48Well, you're right.

00:48:49I didn't see them getting on buses.

00:48:52I'm not sure who wrote this.

00:48:54They weren't able to get on the bus because they were crouched over in the position that Tito just said.

00:49:01They were literally crouched over.

00:49:04And they couldn't move.

00:49:05They were paralyzed.

00:49:07They never made it onto a bus.

00:49:10And I'm not okay with that.

00:49:12I'm not okay with that.

00:49:14I want the best for every single Arizonan.

00:49:18I don't want to see people on drugs.

00:49:20I don't want to see another mom and dad like Clark and Karen who lost a son.

00:49:27They don't get them back when they're gone, guys.

00:49:30When we lose 100,000 people a year to fentanyl poisoning, we don't get them back.

00:49:38We don't get to have a Christmas with them again.

00:49:42We don't get to see what they're going to realize in their life, the success or the trials.

00:49:48We don't get to meet our grandkids.

00:49:51And damn it, I'm not okay with that.

00:49:53And screw these effing cartels.

00:49:56I wouldn't take them on.

00:50:02Somebody told me once, you've got to stop talking about the cartels because guess what?

00:50:06They're not in Mexico.

00:50:07They're actually here in Arizona.

00:50:08And I said, I don't give a crap.

00:50:10The cartels don't realize when you're a middle-aged woman, you do not have fear of the cartels.

00:50:18I'm willing to die for this country.

00:50:21And unless you're willing to die for it,

00:50:23I don't think you're willing to sacrifice enough for what we have.

00:50:26I'm willing to die for this country.

00:50:32And I'm willing to go to D.C.

00:50:34I'm not looking to make friends in Washington, D.C., okay?

00:50:37I've got lots of friends here.

00:50:39Happy with my friends in Arizona.

00:50:41And the reason they hate me in D.C. is because they tried to bribe me and I said no.

00:50:45They can't blackmail me.

00:50:47And they know they can't control me.

00:50:49That's why they hate me as much as they hate President Trump.

00:50:52And that's a good thing.

00:50:56But until we start treating these cartels as the international terrorist organizations they are,

00:51:02we're never going to stop the drugs.

00:51:05And so I know President Trump wants to take on the cartels.

00:51:08I'm willing to vote and make legislation that we take them on and call them what they are, which is terrorists.

00:51:14100,000 people dying a year.

00:51:16100,000 young people dying a year.

00:51:19That's way too many.

00:51:20That's way too many.

00:51:21I don't want to lose that many people.

00:51:23We're getting it from every single angle.

00:51:25They're coming at us.

00:51:27And I want to see these people thrive, not die.

00:51:31So what do we think?

00:51:32What do you think?

00:51:33Can we do one more question?

00:51:34Let's do one more.

00:51:35Tito, tell me what your kids are like.

00:51:37You said they're 15.

00:51:39Are they like fighters like you?

00:51:42They're very, very tough.

00:51:45And we expect nothing less.

00:51:48I think I had a stake in my kid maybe twice.

00:51:50Maybe.

00:51:51And it wasn't working.

00:51:53They took it and they're like, okay, that didn't work.

00:51:56So I made them hold books over their head for like, I don't know, the first time was like 10 minutes.

00:52:02Wait, what does that mean?

00:52:03Like balance?

00:52:04Books.

00:52:05No, books over their head.

00:52:06And have to hold them for 10 minutes.

00:52:08That lasted a good couple years.

00:52:10And then the books got too light for them because I had them put them in different pull-ups.

00:52:14They're hot at this.

00:52:15And I was like, all right, your grades get under seas, you're running an hour of stairs.

00:52:20So I have a staircase next to my house and they're running stairs for an hour.

00:52:23You've got to write a parenting book.

00:52:25But the discipline that my boys have, school's boring to them.

00:52:29They're all in advanced classes.

00:52:31They're freshmen.

00:52:36As I grow up, my parents are going to push education on me.

00:52:38But my children, I want to make sure we push education.

00:52:40Me and my wife, Amber Ortiz, we push education from when they're in first grade.

00:52:44Summertime would come, they'd do second grade book during the summertime.

00:52:47Second grade was over, they'd do third grade.

00:52:50Third grade was over, they would do fourth grade.

00:52:52So I'd get in advance for the next thing.

00:52:53But as a parent, I got to do that.

00:52:55I mean, now both my kids are doing, was it geometry as freshmen in high school.

00:53:01I mean, what I was doing, was it calculus next year.

00:53:05I'm like, calculus?

00:53:06I didn't even get a chance of getting that by the time I was a senior.

00:53:09But once again, I didn't have parents to push me.

00:53:12And I'm making sure I do great for my children.

00:53:14That's great.

00:53:15That's so amazing.

00:53:16That's incredible.

00:53:17Isn't it?

00:53:20I think I see a Tito Ortiz parenting book coming out of this.

00:53:24The stuff I've been through, believe me.

00:53:26You should.

00:53:27I care about my children.

00:53:29It's important.

00:53:30I care about this country.

00:53:31It's important.

00:53:32Because our future is our youth.

00:53:34And what they're doing in school is by literally brainwashing these kids.

00:53:39Even in the universities.

00:53:42It's hard.

00:53:43It's really hard.

00:53:44And it's a good thing my oldest son, Jacob, he recognizes it.

00:53:46He's like, Dad, there's like weirdo kids in our school.

00:53:49And it's hard to see that.

00:53:53It's really hard to see what our country's came to.

00:53:55And it starts all the way now to first graders.

00:53:58I mean, they're doing all this woke agenda.

00:54:00In Florida, there's no woke agenda.

00:54:03The Santa said, nope, this is not happening here.

00:54:05And he denied that it happened.

00:54:07And it's nice to see that because it's actually going back to curriculum.

00:54:09They're teaching the kids history.

00:54:11They're teaching the kids math, English.

00:54:13And the dangers of communism.

00:54:15Yes.

00:54:16And the dangers of it, too.

00:54:17And it's like people, we want to be so inclusion of, you know, everything's okay.

00:54:21To a certain extent, yes.

00:54:22There needs to be God back in schools.

00:54:24They need to teach the curriculum.

00:54:26And they've got to make sure people respect and love this country.

00:54:29Because this is our last hope in this country.

00:54:31It really, really is.

00:54:32That's right.

00:54:33If we lose this, there's nowhere.

00:54:34Who do we lean on if we lose America?

00:54:36There's nowhere left to go.

00:54:37And, you know, I want to, you know, I know you guys have been here a long time.

00:54:41And I appreciate it.

00:54:42You know, I have a soft heart, even though the media says bad things about me.

00:54:48When I see people like, you know, you were talking about your mom.

00:54:52And I have a couple of family members as well who are Democrat and liberal.

00:54:57And, you know, it's really hard to talk politics.

00:55:00And when I run into people or young people who have been talked about the gender ideology,

00:55:05that is just, it's damaging.

00:55:09It's damaging to your spirit and your physical body.

00:55:12I realize that I need to have a bit more tender of a heart.

00:55:16And you might say, Carrie, please don't go soft on us.

00:55:19I'm not going soft, but I have to realize that anybody who feels that way, why?

00:55:24Because they've been brainwashed.

00:55:26We have been under the spell of the fake news for so long that it's no wonder some of us haven't broke through.

00:55:33Thank God the people here, we've seen a little break in light.

00:55:36And we opened our eyes and said, oh, my gosh, once you open your eyes to it, you never go back.

00:55:42But not everyone's been there.

00:55:44And it saddens me greatly that we have our kids who are being psychologically abused in these schools.

00:55:51And so I applaud any young person who's come out of this hole and hasn't been crushed by the lies.

00:55:59Because that takes great, great strength.

00:56:02I mean, growing up, I always heard that the worst abuse you could face is not physical abuse.

00:56:09You've faced physical punching, right, and the bruises heal, right?

00:56:14Not that anybody ever lays a glove on you.

00:56:17I took a beating a couple times.

00:56:19You get a bruise, it'll heal.

00:56:21But mental and emotional and psychological abuse is really, really hard to overcome.

00:56:27And our children have been victims of that.

00:56:29So we've got to go a little easy on this young generation.

00:56:32It's easy to say, well, my generation, we worked harder.

00:56:35We did that.

00:56:36We walked uphill eight miles through the snow.

00:56:38And back home, uphill eight miles through the snow.

00:56:41This generation's been through eight, K through 12 of brainwashing.

00:56:47And then if they went to college, they had four more years of brainwashing.

00:56:50If they can come through that with their spirit intact, it's nearly a miracle.

00:56:55And so I think we need to have a little bit of softness as we're watching these people come around.

00:57:00Am I right on that, or am I just being a softie?

00:57:04Think about what they've been through.

00:57:06I'd rather go back and grow up when we weren't going through that than have to go through it.

00:57:11So what are your final thoughts tonight, Tito?

00:57:15I'd just love to see a group of people willing to come together, ask the questions that they're willing to give.

00:57:22Once again, this is not about Democrats.

00:57:24It's not about libertarians.

00:57:25It's not about Republicans.

00:57:26This is about us as Americans coming together and bringing this country together and uniting us together.

00:57:31I mean, our Constitution is written for we the people.

00:57:34When you give politicians the power, when we're working for them, we're not working for them.

00:57:39They're working for us.

00:57:40That's right.

00:57:41People like Carrie Lake, who are going to run for office as the people, she's not going to get bought out.

00:57:47President Donald Trump, he couldn't get bought out.

00:57:50That's what they're afraid of.

00:57:52When the power comes back to the people, that's when we take this country back.

00:57:55That's right. That's absolutely right.

00:57:57Okay, so I've got a couple questions for you.

00:57:59How many of you are ready to vote in July?

00:58:04How many of you are ready to talk to one friend about what's happening in our country?

00:58:11How many of you are ready to talk to five friends?

00:58:13How many of you are ready to talk to a couple of Democrat friends?

00:58:17Come on! You're in Tucson. There's a few Democrats.

00:58:24How many of you are ready to knock on doors, even if it means going out in 110 degrees?

00:58:31Love it. I need you to go to CarrieLake.com.

00:58:34You can get registered there.

00:58:36You can sign up to volunteer there.

00:58:38If you have a spare change, you can make a donation.

00:58:41I know we're living in Joe Biden's world. That's not easy.

00:58:44We have to get involved.

00:58:45It's more than just one person voting.

00:58:47It's getting everyone out to vote.

00:58:49No one can sit home this election.

00:58:52Everything is on the line.

00:58:54I promise you, when I get to D.C., I'd rather die than disappoint the people of this state.

00:58:59I'm going to work tirelessly to give the government back to you.

00:59:02Every vote that I make will be with you in mind.

00:59:06Will this strengthen our state, make it safer?

00:59:09Will it make our economy better?

00:59:12Will it make our border safer, your family healthier, your children, giving them a better future?

00:59:18And that's going to be my guiding light as I go in.

00:59:21And by the way, will it uphold the Constitution?

00:59:26Hello.

00:59:27Tucson, I love you so much.

00:59:29I'll never give up on Tucson.

00:59:31Our best days are ahead of us.

00:59:34Let's go fight for the U.S.A.

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00:59:45U.S.A.

00:59:47Thank you, Tucson. We love you.

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