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Evan McMullin

Evan McMullin

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Oct 19, 2026

Holly RichardsonHOST
4:48
And so one of the things that Lieutenant Governor Henderson was asked was, what can you do, what can anybody do to help increase the confidence in the U.S. electoral system? And she said, really, she said what concerns her is people who are refusing to accept the results even if they're not close, she said, calling the elections rigged, saying it wasn't fair.
Holly RichardsonHOST
5:14
And then she said candidates who lose can do so much good by graciously conceding.
Holly RichardsonHOST
5:20
That will instill confidence in the public, she said.
Holly RichardsonHOST
5:23
And help restore that.

8 MINS LATER

Holly RichardsonHOST
13:03
But I think still third parties still struggle.
Holly RichardsonHOST
13:08
We still have a two party system in the United States.
Holly RichardsonHOST
13:13
There are occasionally third party candidates who win elections, not often in Utah, although I would say we have one Utah forward party senator right now.
Holly RichardsonHOST
13:24
But it didn't come because she won an election in a typical way.
Holly RichardsonHOST
17:48
So we may see more of that.
Holly RichardsonHOST
17:49
I think, too, if you remember, we had a third party candidate that, well, he was an independent presidential candidate, Evan McMullin.
Holly RichardsonHOST
17:58
Remember that? Right.
Holly RichardsonHOST
18:00
He ran in Utah for president in 2016 and he ran for the U.S. Senate in 2022.
Holly RichardsonHOST
20:16
In fact, he says it's undeniable that a swath of Utah Republicans are upset with President Donald Trump.
Greg SkordasHOST
20:22
Yeah.
Greg SkordasHOST
20:23
You know, the Evan McMullin experiment is interesting.
Greg SkordasHOST
20:26
We seem to do something like that either on a local or national level every once in a while.
Michael SteeleHOST
36:38
So relatively fresh numbers there about where the voters are.
Michael SteeleHOST
36:46
Your campaign reminds me of an effort that we sprung back in 2022 with Evan McMullin in the state of Utah.
Michael SteeleHOST
36:55
when he was really one of the first candidates to really push this idea of running for the United States Senate as an independent.
Michael SteeleHOST
37:04
Right now today, 45% of American adults consider themselves independent.
Nicholas J. FuentesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:16
Uh, and, and by the way, Vance doesn't vote for Trump.
Nicholas J. FuentesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:19
He votes for Evan McMullin, a CIA agent who was run as a spoiler by Bill Kristol.
Nicholas J. FuentesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:25
Bill Kristol's a Jewish neo-con friend of David-
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:28
Right
Joel WebbonHOST
55:03
Mm.
Nicholas J. FuentesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:03
And this is, uh, damage control.
Nicholas J. FuentesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:05
They're trying to figure out how, after we were never Trump, and called him a Nazi, and voted for Evan McMullin-
Joel WebbonHOST
55:12
Right.
Sophia BushGUEST
3:41
Valerie Carr, uh, the author.
Sophia BushGUEST
3:44
To interview Jamil Smith from Rolling Stone, to, uh, to have, you know, Evan McMullin.
Sophia BushGUEST
3:51
Like, the former foreign policy director of the GOP is probably not a person that a lot of people think I would have on my podcast.
Sophia BushGUEST
3:57
We had a great time.
Neal LarsonHOST
65:37
How many...
Neal LarsonHOST
65:38
I, I still have bruises on my forehead from banging my head against the wall when Evan McMullin ran.
Julie MasonHOST
65:43
[laughs]
Neal LarsonHOST
65:46
Trying to preach.
Stu BurguiereHOST
12:20
And that is what the Democrats are doing.
Stu BurguiereHOST
12:22
They try this back in Utah with Evan McMullin, who, You know, kind of started off as a lukewarm Republican and then over the Trump era sort of turned into a Democrat and was basically, you know, adopted mostly Democratic views.
Stu BurguiereHOST
12:37
And they ran him as an independent against Mike Lee.
Stu BurguiereHOST
12:40
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