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Ciattarelli for Governor, Inc.

Ciattarelli for Governor, Inc.

American politician from New Jersey (born 1961)www.jack4nj.com

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Nov 4, 2026

Dom GiordanoHOST
5:35
What are you seeing today?
Matt RooneyGUEST
5:37
Yeah, I mean, look, you know, Jersey is tough, especially without someone like Jack Ciattarelli at the top of the ticket that's spending money on early voting.
Matt RooneyGUEST
5:46
So a lot of Republicans started in a hole.
Matt RooneyGUEST
5:49
But I'm not seeing a blue tsunami yet.
Joe SibiliaPANELIST
33:02
That's what I was going to bring up.
Al GattulloHOST
33:03
Jack Ciattarelli needed to be in Newark, in Elizabeth Moore.
Al GattulloHOST
33:07
He needed to be in places where he could connect with people.
Al GattulloHOST
33:11
Do things differently.
Al GattulloHOST
33:13
What harm? And the reason why I say this about Jack Ciattarelli is that he had been running for almost two years before the actual election.
Al GattulloHOST
33:22
He had plenty of time to get his message out there.
Al GattulloHOST
33:26
From day one, I would have been in places that weren't welcoming to me.
Alex GarrettHOST
5:17
And Mikey Schauer had to report that.
Alex GarrettHOST
5:19
But oh, by the way, she maintains being governor over Jack Ciattarelli.
Alex GarrettHOST
5:23
If you knew there was fraud in that New Jersey governor election, I haven't talked about this yet.
Alex GarrettHOST
5:28
But if you knew there was any fraud in that New Jersey governor election, the integrity would be To redo the election.
Seth GrossmanHOST
4:19
And my final contact with Rick Shafton was really heartbreaking because he was pleading with Jack Cittarelli and the other Republicans last year.
Seth GrossmanHOST
4:33
to let him suggest ways that the Republicans could win that election because almost every day Rick Shafton would call me and say, you know, the New Jersey Republicans are throwing away winnable elections in New Jersey, starting with Jack Ciattarelli.
Seth GrossmanHOST
4:49
Anyway, enough of the introductions.
Seth GrossmanHOST
4:53
Before I get to Rick Shafton, I just want to bring up one other important thing, and this is why I'm making Rick Shafton a special guest.
Dawn StenslandHOST
13:28
So then it disenfranchises the voters.
Dawn StenslandHOST
13:30
We saw that with Jack Ciattarelli, not the last time, but the time before, how many people were calling into, um, calling into the morning show at the time was Yoli going, "Oh, you were right.
Dawn StenslandHOST
13:39
I'm so sorry.
Dawn StenslandHOST
13:40
I should have voted.
Vic MatusHOST
54:12
But, uh, uh, it, it, again, uh, it, it is a shame because, you know, the, you know, under other circumstances...
Vic MatusHOST
54:17
Look, people didn't expect much from Jack, uh, Ciattarelli a couple years ago.
Mary Katharine HamHOST
54:22
Yeah.
Vic MatusHOST
54:22
Uh, and he almost pulled it off.
Al GattulloHOST
30:48
And look, and look what happened, look what happened, uh, the election before last.
Al GattulloHOST
30:52
They didn't put any money into, uh, in Jack Ciattarelli, and he could've beaten Murphy.
Joe PiscopoHOST
30:55
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Al GattulloHOST
30:56
So I, I, I wonder who is advising the, the Republican Party to say, "Where are we putting our money in the place where it makes the most good?" You wanna go after Letitia James here.
Greg StockerHOST
42:22
Let's go back to 2025 here for a second.
Greg StockerHOST
42:24
I believe this show was the only show that told you that, uh, uh, Jack Ciattarelli probably wasn't gonna win New Jersey, and I, I heard other talk radio hosts, I heard X telling me I was a liar, and we didn't know what we were talking about, and we were black pilling or whatever the hell these stupid terms are that th- these X morons talk about.
Greg StockerHOST
42:45
Th- th- that we didn't know...
Greg StockerHOST
42:46
But, but we were right.
Nick KayalHOST
43:51
Yeah.
Nick KayalHOST
43:51
And, and, and that is, uh, like...
Nick KayalHOST
43:54
So don't be shocked when some- We're, we're the only show that's giving you the other side and saying, "No, no, no, no, this is, this is actually very likely to happen." Jack Ciattarelli- I'm not saying it will, but it's very likely ...
Nick KayalHOST
44:03
two years ago, Jack Ciattarelli and his team invited me to the Jack Ciattarell- Ciattarelli rally, along with Steve Pacyduney and other people that were involved in other races in New Jersey on that Saturday.
Greg StockerHOST
106:43
Let's go back to 2025 here for a second.
Greg StockerHOST
106:45
I believe this show was the only show that told you that, uh, uh, Jack Ciattarelli probably wasn't gonna win New Jersey.
Greg StockerHOST
106:52
And I, I heard other talk radio hosts, I heard X telling me I was a liar, and we didn't know what we were talking about, and we were black pilling, or whatever the hell these stupid terms are that these X morons talk about.
Greg StockerHOST
107:06
That, that, that we didn't know...
Greg StockerHOST
108:17
...
Greg StockerHOST
108:17
We're, we're the only show that's giving you the other side and saying, "No, no, no, no, this is, this is actually very likely to happen."
Nick KayalHOST
108:22
Jack Ciattarelli-
Greg StockerHOST
108:23
I'm not saying it will, but it's very likely
Jaron ZhouGUEST
10:08
This also happened by the way last year in the New Jersey governor race.
Jaron ZhouGUEST
10:11
There were some polls that showed Republican nominee Jack Ciattarelli, you know, tied or very close to Mikey Sherrill.
Jaron ZhouGUEST
10:18
Um, but the markets actually never dipped below giving her around like a three in four chance of winning that governor's race.
Jaron ZhouGUEST
10:25
Um, and ultimately she won by a lot, a, a, a lot larger margin than, um, what was expected.

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