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Juan Ciscomani

Juan Ciscomani

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Oct 16, 2026

Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
11:08
Trump stopped off in Arizona as part of a campaign tour hitting multiple states ahead of the midterms.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
11:12
Many of the Republicans running in Arizona's competitive districts have the president's endorsement, but not all of them attended the rally in Bullhead City, including congressional candidates Juan Ciscomani and Jay Feely.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
11:22
Trump mostly talked up Congressman Andy Biggs, who's running for governor against Democratic incumbent Katie Hobbs.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
11:28
Trump called her a low IQ individual.
Christine JonesGUEST
3:13
... unfortunately.
Mark BrodyHOST
3:14
Is it significant, do you think, that not only, as you referenced, J. Feely and Juan Ciscomani, two, the two Republican candidates in the most competitive, uh, congressional districts in the state, some of the most competitive in the country, they weren't there.
Mark BrodyHOST
3:26
Also, President Trump didn't mention them at all during his remarks.
Mark BrodyHOST
3:30
The- their races didn't come up at all.
Chris WinkelmanGUEST
56:16
All right? This is a tough race.
Chris WinkelmanGUEST
56:17
Juan Ciscomani is an amazing member of Congress.
Chris WinkelmanGUEST
56:20
He's an awesome guy.
Chris WinkelmanGUEST
56:21
He runs a great campaign.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
13:15
And, of course, you've got Arizona one and one.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
13:19
Ciscomani's race down there in the Tucson area.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
13:22
These House seats all important.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
13:24
In Alaska, I think Dan Sullivan will pull this out because of the momentum.
Henry OlsenHOST
9:09
There's a couple of competitive congressional district, but he didn't go to the competitive congressional districts.
Henry OlsenHOST
9:14
He didn't go to Tucson, where Juan Ciscomani is sporting-- fighting for his life.
Henry OlsenHOST
9:18
He didn't go to Scottsdale, where J. Feely, the former NFL kicker, who was a Trump endorsee, uh, and won his primary, uh, a- and is taking on Dr. Ami Bha, uh, for the Democratic nod.
Henry OlsenHOST
9:30
He did not go to those areas.
Steve BannonHOST
13:13
Andy's back a couple of points.
Steve BannonHOST
13:15
And of course, you've got the, uh, you've got Arizona one and one, Ciscomani's, uh, race down there in the Tucson area.
Steve BannonHOST
13:22
These House seats all important.
Steve BannonHOST
13:24
In Alaska, I think Dan Sullivan will pull this out because of the momentum.
Henry OlsenHOST
7:54
There's a couple of competitive congressional districts, but he didn't go to the competitive congressional districts.
Henry OlsenHOST
7:59
He didn't go to Tucson, where Juan Ciscomani is sporting, fighting for his life.
Henry OlsenHOST
8:03
He didn't go to Scottsdale, where J. Feely, the former NFL kicker, who was a Trump endorsee, uh, and won his primary, uh, a- and is taking on Dr. Ami Bera, uh, for the Democratic no- He did not go to those areas.
Henry OlsenHOST
8:17
No, he went to a small town in Mohave County.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
1:18
Trump stopped off in Arizona as part of a campaign tour hitting multiple states ahead of the midterms.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
1:23
Many of the Republicans running in Arizona's competitive districts have the president's endorsement, but not all of them attended the rally in Bullhead City, including congressional candidates Juan Ciscomani and J. Feeley.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
1:33
Trump mostly talked up Congressman Andy Biggs, who's running for governor against Democratic incumbent Katie Hobbs.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
1:38
Trump called her a low IQ individual.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
2:39
Like, people come to see Trump, and Trump is there telling people to vote as if he's on the ballot, something that we've heard him say before.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
2:46
Um, I think what was notable to a lot of us reporters is that Juan Ciscomani and J. Feeley, who are the candidates in the most competitive congressional races in the state, did not come, and that Trump did not mention them.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
2:59
He also didn't mention Attorney General candidate Warren Peterson.
Mark BrodyHOST
3:01
Do we have a sense as to why Feeley and Ciscomani didn't go?
Jonathan NezGUEST
5:03
You know, matter of fact, he doesn't even live in our district.
Jonathan NezGUEST
5:05
He lives in Oro Valley, and I believe that's Ciscomani's district.
Jonathan NezGUEST
5:10
Uh, and that shows, 'cause, uh, you know, he doesn't, uh, advocate on behalf of hardworking people in our district.
Jonathan NezGUEST
5:17
And of course, my record being, uh, president and vice president of the great- uh, of the biggest, uh, Indian tribe in the country, I've been...

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