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Oct 19, 2026

Adam WrenHOST
7:00
I've talked to some Republican strategists who say the environment in Iowa is just getting a little bit better.
Adam WrenHOST
7:07
But what Republicans are really worried about are Rob Sands' coattails.
Adam WrenHOST
7:11
He's the Democratic gubernatorial candidate there.
Adam WrenHOST
7:13
And if he has a significant enough lead, they fear that he'll pull Turek over the finish line with him.
Tim HruzaGUEST
13:31
And, you know, the sports we were watching up there, you get sort of the tri-state advertisements, so not just what we see in Nebraska.
Tim HruzaGUEST
13:38
So I got to see a lot of, you know, Rob Sands for governor, the battle going on in Iowa over there.
Tim HruzaGUEST
13:45
That – They have pivoted, and this last weekend, there was more talk about the economy and some of those ads.
Tim HruzaGUEST
13:53
Who's going to spend more money? Who's in the pockets of the big corporations and the gas prices? And who's going to make life more affordable? I have not seen that happen in these Nebraska races yet, so maybe that is the closing message as you bring it back home.
Ivan RaiklinGUEST
31:08
General election is done on the same day, but there's nuances there as well with now we have primary-- or excuse me, election days, weeks, months, seasons.
Ivan RaiklinGUEST
31:18
But going back to Iowa, in January of 2028, uh, the Republican Party is gonna have a caucus in Iowa, which is a, basically a primary, right? And so this election coming up in Iowa for the 2026 cycle, it is the, as far as I could tell, it's the only Maha-focused statewide and federal candidate that has succeeded within the Republican Party to win the primary to then continue on into the general election.
Ivan RaiklinGUEST
31:51
And what does that mean big picture? A lot of people are like, "Okay, well, so what? So what?" Well, guess what? I'll tell you so what, 'cause [laughs] as a former intel officer, that's the biggest thing we were paid for, is you say what you know, what you don't know, and what you need to find out, but you also explain, too, like, what's the so what of what we know, and our analysis.
Ivan RaiklinGUEST
32:11
So Zach Lane is the guy that I'm talking about right now who's running for governor of Iowa.
Ivan RaiklinGUEST
32:59
And then also didn't take any Soros money, 'cause usually those that are on the political left in America will take Soros money, uh, and/or some sort of influence from another foreign power.
Ivan RaiklinGUEST
33:09
So, like, on the left, you have a lot of influence from the Chinese Communist Party.
Ivan RaiklinGUEST
33:11
On the right, you have a lot of influence from those that are more loyal to Israel, okay? So he's the only one that didn't take money from those ecosystems and was endorsed by Bobby Kennedy and has basically been a Maha candidate.
Ivan RaiklinGUEST
33:28
This is massive because the entire political class did not back this guy.
Spencer DirksHOST
11:13
He recently told the Des Moines Register he was talking about the COVID vaccine, and he's open to other uses of mRNA technology.
Laura BelinGUEST
11:20
I think Rob Sands' campaign has run now three different TV ads that talk about how Zach Lane would ban some of the most promising cancer treatments.
Laura BelinGUEST
11:28
And they're referring to comments that Zach Lane made in January during the Moms for Liberty debate when he was asked, would you consider banning the mRNA vaccine, any mRNA vaccine? And he said, absolutely, I would.
Laura BelinGUEST
11:41
And so this was finally a clear statement.
J.D. ScholtenGUEST
29:21
I mean, there's...
J.D. ScholtenGUEST
29:22
We, we've been worried about this 'cause our governor's race, uh, Rob Sands running a great race here, and he's favored to win, the Democrat, and to flip this, uh, at, at the state level here, which is a big and an important, uh, uh, thing to have.
J.D. ScholtenGUEST
29:37
And so there's a lot of us state legislators that are worried that we're gonna have to go back to, uh... they're gonna do some laws to restrict what he can and cannot do, just like they did when as... uh, 'cause he was so successful as a state auditor.
Rick SmithHOST
29:49
Yeah.
Robin MarksHOST
8:30
And as a friendly reminder, we announced our winners for the Dylan Harper as well as the Victor Wembanyama rookie card.
Robin MarksHOST
8:36
That was Robert Sands and Tony Kimball2319.
Robin MarksHOST
8:42
You have until next Friday, next week Friday, to claim your prize.
Robin MarksHOST
8:47
All you have to do is send me an email at info@believeinfantasy.com.
MockHOST
70:42
Yep.
MockHOST
70:43
Also, speaking of governor's races, there were a lot of debates, um, last night, and one of them was the Iowa governor debate between Zach Lawn and Rob Sands.
MockHOST
70:51
Zach Lawn is the Republican, and he scorched Rob Sands, who has been lying about him repeatedly in attack ads.
MockHOST
70:59
Mm-hmm, he did.
MockHOST
71:00
Here is this glorious, glorious moment.
Zach NunnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:10
You understand that this is a central lie of Rob Sands' campaign.
Zach NunnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:13
You'll understand that he's been spreading this lie using money that his family has given him to do that all over the airwaves.
Zach NunnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:19
People see it all the time.
Michael SchnellCORRESPONDENT
5:38
So we know that this means our races are competitive, not just Osborne, a mechanic, versus Pete Ricketts, a billionaire, but you have Lynn Walz going up against Pillen, who gave a $2.5 million no-bid contract to his friend girl and has lots of other scandals, including a young man who lost his life on his farm and increased nitrates.
Michael SchnellCORRESPONDENT
5:56
And just like Rob Sands is talking about nitrates in the water causing cancer in Iowa, Dan Osborne and Lynn Walz are talking about that in Nebraska.
Michael SchnellCORRESPONDENT
6:04
It's making rural voters feel very seen because of the high pediatric cancer rates we have in our state.
AliciaHOST
6:09
state.Jane, I want you to help me, given all that, understand the math here, 'cause if you add up all the registered Democrats and nonpartisan voters in Nebraska, that's almost, almost even with Republicans.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
5:06
After the first quarter, the entire stadium turns to the children's hospital above the Iowa field and waves to the kids, and the Ohio State coach wrote a letter to those kids.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
5:20
That's also America, right? There, there are two outstanding candidates running for federal office in I- i- running for office in Iowa, for governor, Rob Sands, John Terluk for the, for the Senate seat.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
5:36
And in Ohio, you have Sherrod Brown, the former senator, running against the corrupt John Husted.
Dean BlundellHOST
5:43
Mm-hmm.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
8:17
Right.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
8:18
There are two outstanding candidates running for federal office and running for office in Iowa for Governor Rob Sands.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
8:27
John Turlick for the for the Senate seat.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
8:30
And in Ohio.

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