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Red states and blue states

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Oct 9, 2026

Mike McIntyreHOST
17:31
What is it? So this is,
Sean McDonnellPANELIST
17:32
he calls it Blue Cities, Red States.
Sean McDonnellPANELIST
17:34
They launched or maybe relaunched this week in an event in Miami.
Sean McDonnellPANELIST
17:38
It's the mayor and 14 other mayors in other Democrat-run cities that are in historically red or purple states.
Jim DrasticHOST
5:35
This is exciting.
Jim DrasticHOST
5:36
Just so you know, this episode is basically about blue dots winning in red states.
Jim DrasticHOST
5:41
And when we saw what's going on in District 2, I mean, we're just getting excited over here.
Jim DrasticHOST
5:47
And so we say on this show a lot, we say this a lot that I, you know, we believe that the great awakening is happening.
HowardGUEST
15:13
You were talking about your songs.
HowardGUEST
15:14
I heard that one, Vote Blue, today.
HowardGUEST
15:16
I, I gotta learn how to pull them down because I did a s- uh, a video out in my front yard with all my Vote Blue signs.
HowardGUEST
15:26
I got Kerry out there a- and, uh, Kobachar and, and Peggy Flanagan and all them.
HowardGUEST
15:36
Anyway, I got a couple things to talk about.
HowardGUEST
15:13
You were talking about your songs.
HowardGUEST
15:14
I heard that one, "Vote Blue" today.
HowardGUEST
15:16
I, I gotta learn how to pull them down, because I did a s- uh, a video out in my front yard with all my Vote Blue signs.
HowardGUEST
15:26
I got Kerry out there a- and, uh, Kohlmeyer and, and Peggy Flanagan and all them.
HowardGUEST
15:36
Anyway, I got a couple things to talk about.
Professor NezHOST
5:30
Okay, folks, here he is, ladies and gentlemen, the president.
Professor NezHOST
5:32
You got to vote red.
Professor NezHOST
5:33
I don't care where you belong, what your background.
Professor NezHOST
5:36
I don't care what city, what state.
Professor NezHOST
5:38
You got to vote red to save our country.
Professor NezHOST
5:41
Pretend that Trump is on the ballot.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:43
Well, I want to thank you.

22 MINS LATER

Professor NezHOST
27:29
I'm telling you right now, my fellow Americans, while this video is playing, if the Democrats actually get any taste of power back, all of the people, all the hard work that are ICE, are men and women in blue, are hardworking law enforcement officers? They're going to let them back in, and they're going to give them radical amnesty, accelerated citizenship, and they're going to change the face of elections for time immemorial.
Stu TurleyHOST
20:25
Because her price, she's now the number three electricity in the, in the United States.
Stu TurleyHOST
20:32
And I just interviewed yesterday, uh, Isaac Orr with the Energy Bad Boys and Always On Energy, fantastic people, and they have discovered that, uh, average energy prices for Democrats is 38% to 42% higher in red versus blue states.
Larry SchweikartGUEST
20:52
Yeah.
Stu TurleyHOST
20:52
And I think that that articulation is absolutely not gonna happen.
Stu TurleyHOST
20:13
And, and all of a sudden she's trying to get pipelines because natural gas is really the only way we can save certain areas of the grid quickly and efficiently and cheaply.
Stu TurleyHOST
20:25
Because her price, she's now the number three electricity in the, in the United States, and I just interviewed yesterday, uh, Isaac Orr with the Energy Bad Boys and Always On Energy, fantastic people, and they have discovered that, uh, average energy prices for Democrats is 38% to 42% higher in red versus blue states.
Larry SchweikartGUEST
20:52
Yeah.
Stu TurleyHOST
20:52
And I think that that articulation is absolutely not gonna happen.
Gary McNamaraHOST
4:06
A group of 15 Democratic mayors governing in Republican-dominated states are building a new political operation that aims to influence national politics as a center-left alternative to both the MAGA movement and what they described as far less dis- far-left dysfunction, that would be the mainstream of the federal Democrats, from groups like the Democrat Socialists of America.
Gary McNamaraHOST
4:32
The organization, Blue Cities, Red States, is led by Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb and will launch next week in Miami with the kickoff event hosted by its mayor, Eileen Higgins.
Gary McNamaraHOST
4:45
The founding mayors lead cities including Atlanta, Jacksonville, Boise, Tulsa, and Memphis, governing more than seven million Americans across 11 red and purple states according to a memo for the new coalition.
Gary McNamaraHOST
4:59
In an interview with ABC News, Bibb said he hopes these mayors will emerge as a kind of a testing ground for a post-2024 Democratic message.
Gary McNamaraHOST
6:21
What are you gonna do?
Eric HarleyHOST
6:22
Right.
Gary McNamaraHOST
6:25
Working for a more United States is a core theme of Blue Cities, Red States, and we do this by pushing back against extremism and promoting a more practical brand of leadership that focuses on results over rhetoric.
Gary McNamaraHOST
6:39
This includes balancing the need to stand up for your community against harmful phalo- policies, but also finding compromise solutions that deliver results.
Isaac OrrGUEST
2:12
Yeah, absolutely.
Isaac OrrGUEST
2:14
So I think what you're referring to there is our blue states high rates report.
Isaac OrrGUEST
2:19
So go to bluestateshighrates.com.
Isaac OrrGUEST
2:23
Very easy to remember.
Isaac OrrGUEST
3:46
Among those was renewable portfolio standards or renewable energy mandates, which our second report that we're convened to talk about focuses in greater detail.
Isaac OrrGUEST
3:57
We also looked at access to natural gas infrastructure.
Isaac OrrGUEST
4:00
So a lot of blue states block pipelines.
Isaac OrrGUEST
4:03
They don't allow for new natural gas plants to go online.
Manu RajuHOST
0:39
They're trying to boost incumbent Republican senators in Nebraska and Alaska.
Manu RajuHOST
0:44
It's the president's fifth red state stop in less than a week.
Manu RajuHOST
0:47
And throughout the swing, he keeps brushing aside concerns about the issue dominating this election.
Manu RajuHOST
0:53
That's the rising cost of living.

8 MINS LATER

Arlette SaenzCORRESPONDENT
8:59
The president's approval rating is low.
Arlette SaenzCORRESPONDENT
9:01
There's a lot of frustration with the economy and its handling of the war with Iran.
Arlette SaenzCORRESPONDENT
9:05
But Democrats are still running in very red states, and that is a real challenge.
Arlette SaenzCORRESPONDENT
9:09
And one thing that Democrats also express some anxiety about is the amount of GOP spending that's on the board.

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