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Roy Moore

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Sep 11, 2026

Luke BeasleyHOST
37:51
Kind of.
Luke BeasleyHOST
37:51
I don't think that's what they said, but Roy Moore said, for the people, I'm broke.
Luke BeasleyHOST
37:55
Love, lol, love y'all.
Luke BeasleyHOST
37:57
We love you too.
Jeff PoorGUEST
12:51
It's the same kind of phenomenon
Dale JacksonHOST
12:52
... we're gonna teach the loons, like the Roy Moore thing.
Jeff PoorGUEST
12:54
Yes, that's exactly what it is.
Jeff PoorGUEST
12:56
That, that, yeah, I guess we could deal with this guy, but if we lose, it's not the worst thing in the world because we could say, "Hey, you need to let adults continue to run the show here."
Bobby CapucciHOST
48:52
Fox News Digital has previously reported that Hoffman's money also goes into non-traditional groups that aren't mandated to reporting their funding and often operate in the shadows.
Bobby CapucciHOST
49:05
He was forced to issue an apology in 2018 for funding a group that falsely tried to give the impression that the Russian government was supporting Alabama Republican Roy Moore in a 2017 special Senate election.
Bobby CapucciHOST
49:20
So just your usual typical scumbag.
Bobby CapucciHOST
49:24
has no idea about what's going on really, but knows that he has a lot of money.
Jeff PoorHOST
5:44
You think you want to put it all on Doug Jones? This isn't going to be 2017.
Jeff PoorHOST
5:53
I made the same mistake in 17 thinking Roy Moore was probably going to be a U.S. senator.
Jeff PoorHOST
6:00
But the difference here is you just have too much on the ballot, up and down the ballot.
Jeff PoorHOST
6:14
There's, it's not just one race.
Bobby CapucciHOST
48:22
Fox News Digital has previously reported that Hoffman's money also goes into non-traditional groups that aren't mandated to reporting their funding and often operate in the shadows.
Bobby CapucciHOST
48:35
He was forced to issue an apology in 2018 for funding a group that falsely tried to give the impression that the Russian government was supporting Alabama Republican Roy Moore in a 2017 special Senate election.
Bobby CapucciHOST
48:50
So just your usual typical scumbag.
Bobby CapucciHOST
48:53
has no idea about what's going on really, but knows that he has a lot of money.
Luke BroadwaterPANELIST
6:55
Now, big picture, Texas has always kind of been Democrats' white whale.
Luke BroadwaterPANELIST
7:00
It's this... uh mythical thing that they can never quite catch and but as we've seen in some other races sometimes a candidate can be so scandal plagued and so bad that it does create an opening for the democrats even in the south right you look at uh roy moore some years ago that even in alabama a democrat could get in if the candidate is problematic enough and ken paxton can't walk down the street without bumping into a scandal so the this has created the dynamic kind of of donald trump's own making by his endorsement here where the democrats do have an opportunity here that they probably wouldn't have had otherwise
Stephanie RuhleHOST
7:42
And Leanne, can he bail him out? Right.
Stephanie RuhleHOST
7:44
Given how scandal ridden Ken Paxton is, I'm guessing that if you're voting for Ken Paxton, right, if you've already decided you're voting for Ken Paxton, you're already a big Trump person.
Greg DworkinPANELIST
52:37
He's certainly the worst senatorial candidate this cycle.
Greg DworkinPANELIST
52:46
But even considering Roy Moore, he may well be the worst senator.
David WaldmanHOST
52:51
The worst one ever.
David WaldmanHOST
52:52
Senate
Jeff PoorHOST
1:14
You don't like where you need crime where you live? How about this, Peacock? Wait for it.
Jeff PoorHOST
1:20
move okay uh glad we got that cleared up uh tim jones can throw all he wants to it coach uh jones doesn't have a snowballs chance at hell i can't believe they voted for this clown the republicans put him in office last time i i think there's some truth to that i think there's a little bit of truth to that sure Um, just, but, but, you know, the, the toxicity of Roy Moore versus what you have on the ballot now.
Jeff PoorHOST
1:57
And let me say this, the, it's, it's two different things here.
Jeff PoorHOST
2:03
It's, it's a different election.
Jeff PoorHOST
2:06
When, when, when Doug Jones won at 17, that was the only thing on the ballot, except maybe in a few areas around the state.
Jeff PoorHOST
2:14
Roy Moore was set up to fail.
Jeff PoorHOST
2:18
You had a political establishment in the state, and maybe they publicly identified as Republican, but they didn't.
Jeff PoorHOST
2:28
As Andrew Sorrell was saying at the last hour, they didn't care.
Andrew SorrellGUEST
33:31
I believe it had already passed the House.
Andrew SorrellGUEST
33:33
They sent it over to the Senate, and Alabama elected Doug Jones instead of Roy Moore in the 2017 December special election for U.S. Senate, and then we failed to repeal Obamacare by one vote in the United States Senate.
Andrew SorrellGUEST
33:46
Doug Jones is the reason we still have Obamacare.
Andrew SorrellGUEST
33:49
That needs to be brought out and highlighted.
Dale JacksonHOST
8:24
I mean, good Lord.
Dale JacksonHOST
8:25
Was this guy created in a lab by Roy Moore and Steve Bannon?
Chris LoveGUEST
8:32
And Dale, you know, about Hassan Piker...
Chris LoveGUEST
8:35
Speaking negative about 9-11 or El Saeed or Dale, I'm going to say this for anybody.

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