Blake Masters for Congress
American venture capitalist and author (born 1986)www.blakemasters.com
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Oct 17, 2026
John GerardiHOST
And, you know, he talked about that a lot.
John GerardiHOST
You know, why was he campaigning for guys like Blake Masters, whom he didn't really agree with on a lot of things? Well, I want to be chair of my committees.
John GerardiHOST
That was that was how Graham used to put it.
John GerardiHOST
So, yeah, it's frustrating.
Zachary DonniniGUEST
But for El-Sayed to lose, he would have to be a new level of bad candidate.
Zachary DonniniGUEST
He'd have to be worse than Blake Masters.
Zachary DonniniGUEST
He would have to be worse than, uh, a lot of Democrats in the squad, right? It's, he ha- he would have to be as bad as Ilhan Omar or Summer Lee, not, you know, a normal Democrat who's poor in the House electorally.
Ryan GirduskyHOST
Mm-hmm.
Eli CraneGUEST
He's been getting outspent massively in Arizona, and I'm really disappointed that many of the outside groups did not come in and help him, and that's something that I've seen in Arizona a lot with, uh, you know, conservative America First candidates.
Eli CraneGUEST
I've seen it happen several times with Blake Masters, Kari Lake, and others, and it just seems to be a trend that we have out here, like the big groups kinda just count us out, and it's really disappointing as somebody who loves Arizona and wants to raise my kids in Arizona.
Eli CraneGUEST
And so I think that...
Eli CraneGUEST
I, I saw a poll last week, a national poll that says he's within the margin of error at having 49, 45.
Tim MillerHOST
And so, like, and the re- it's not gonna hurt them at all within the right.
Tim MillerHOST
Um, it, it isn't helping Ken Paxton, though, you know? And, and I think this is yet another example of people trying, on the right, trying to imitate Trump and imitate Trump's tactics, but just not having the juice to do it, you know? Um, and, uh, you, you know, many such cases, um, you know, we could go through, be it Kari Lake or, uh, Blake Masters in Arizona, now Herschel.
Tim MillerHOST
But, like, they try a lot of the same stuff, and it's not working.
Tim MillerHOST
And, and Ken Paxton just has no juice, there's no sauce.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
There's another weirdo.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
Was it Blake Masters in Nevada? Trump just picks the worst people.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
It's like, honestly, friend of the show, Donald Trump.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
Friend of the show, Donald Trump picking Senate candidates.
Mark Z. BarabakGUEST
Dr. Oz, and I'm blanking on his name, the guy i- i- in Arizona.
Mark Z. BarabakGUEST
Uh, Blake Masters, I think his name was
Jerry RobertsHOST
Yeah, Blake Masters.
Jerry RobertsHOST
He was a gem
Mark Z. BarabakGUEST
Horrible, horrible candidates.
Melik AbdulGUEST
I forgot the Republican candidate.
Melik AbdulGUEST
Blake Masters, where Mitch McConnell, this was in 2022, where they shifted money from Arizona to actually get, uh, then J.D. Vance over the line because they poured money into the race, and many people were upset about that.
Melik AbdulGUEST
I think this was-
Dasha BurnsHOST
In Ohio, yeah
Paul WaldmanHOST
Four years ago he and I were going around the country doing research for our book White Rural Rage, and we happened to be, right before the election, in Arizona, and we went to this Republican rally, the last one before election day, and all of the big candidates were there.
Paul WaldmanHOST
Kari Lake, who was the candidate for governor, Blake Masters, who was the candidate for Senate, every other person up and down the ballot.
Paul WaldmanHOST
Uh, they had a special surprise guest, Steve Bannon, uh, [chuckles] at the end, and a bunch of other Republican personalities who you would only know if you were like really keyed in like Jack Posobiec and, uh, and Rick Grenell.
Paul WaldmanHOST
But it was like all, the whole Republican Party for the state of Arizona was there.
Dana PerinoHOST
Yeah
Matt WhitlockGUEST
... for Blake Masters?" and things like that.
Matt WhitlockGUEST
We never had data to support a move like that, even if it would've made a lot of people happy, and that's what Andy Beshear has to navigate now.
Matt WhitlockGUEST
But this is the Democrat's civil war we've seen for a very long time, where the Congressional Black Caucus is heavily focused on the DGA spending money in, for example, Georgia for Keisha Lance Bottoms-
Galen DrukeGUEST
I mean, like those were winnable races for Republicans, but they chose these sort of charismatic populist too far right out there candidates.
Galen DrukeGUEST
Blake Masters, Doug Mastriano, you know, it goes on and on.
Galen DrukeGUEST
And so I think that.
Galen DrukeGUEST
There's going to be some test for and those are statewide races, I should say.
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