Mark Penn

There are a whole bunch of Democratic analysts that come on.

Mark Penn.

These are tried and true blue

people.

Please take away their badge.

Mark Penn can survive somehow.

Cancel their subscriptions to expensive polling software and escort your consultants out of your headquarters with their PowerPoint presentations.

Please.

about the... about the shifts and the demographic changes in the, uh, uh, in the election cycle.

Uh, but before I move on from the guests, let me, uh, go to Mark.

Hello, Mark.

Welcome to the show.

Hi, Pete.

And also, they needed to be... would not listen to his advisors are rumored of having a war room starting at the pack a lot earlier, like January 21st of last year.

Yeah, well, I mean, my understanding is based on what I have...

Oh, okay, Mark's gone.

They're in our tent, even though we disagree about a lot of things.

Mark Penn, Eric Erickson, some others, they'll say, yeah, you're right.

We need to end this.

And by ending it, we mean we got to go all in, send the jets, send the bombers, send the missiles and end that regime.

So if we don't like what they're doing or they'll they've already called and they want to talk about things and that's fine.

Meanwhile, pollster Mark Penn was on the tube today.

He says the Hispanic vote especially made the difference.

And here's why.

You got to answer the question.

What what made it happen? Who's responsible? Pollster Mark Penn was on the tube today.

I happen to catch it.

He says the Hispanic vote easily made up the difference.

But they have the power of the veto, so if we don't like what they're doing, they've already called, and they want to talk about things, and that's fine.

Meanwhile, pollster Mark Penn was on the tube today.

He says the Hispanic vote especially made the difference, and here's why.

I think the number one thing was that they felt that the economy was not working for them, that they were squeezed by high prices and wages they didn't perceive as raising as fast as the prices.