Thad Cochran

You know, we had that same argument here with the guy that won't shake your hand.

Remember the senatorial race with Thad Cochran and

McDaniels? Oh, you mean Chris.

Chris.

it.

Well, same situation.

Because McDaniel was upset because Black-ass Jackson voted for Thad Cochran in the primary.

And his position was, that could not have been.

And, and they started with vaccines.

And I saw this firsthand in Mississippi when I was there on this big race, Senate race against Thad Cochran in 2024 and all on the cover of USA Today and in NBC news, uh, these massive organizations are attacking these poor mothers of autistic kids.

And I'm like, what in God's green earth is going on here? And that was the beginning of my, so that's been going on for a decade or more now.

And I've been, I got into this, the health movement kind of sort of there and a little bit prior, but it all, it's important that the viewers see this all as a piece Clayton.

No more incompetency and no more corruption in Arizona elections.

In 2014, in Mississippi, Tea Party activist Chris McDaniel ran a primary challenge to six-term Republican Senator Thad Cochran.

In the runoff election on June 24, 2014, Thad Cochran narrowly defeated Chris McDaniel.

In his speech that night, McDaniel did not concede.

In fact, he was defiant.

But we're not done fighting.

And when we're done, it will be.

And Chris McDaniel never did concede to Thad Cochran.

But even

keeping it in in the like a party like look at the Republican Party and the conservative challenge against Thad Cochran a number of years ago.

Right.

Thad Cochran had to ultimately, I believe, if I'm correct, did he run as an independent? No.

I forget how it worked.

But ultimately, Thad Cochran was not lucid at the time.

I mean, I was in meetings with Thad Cochran and his staff.

I observed him.

The prime

... conservative challenge against, um, Thad Cochran a number of years ago.

Right.

Thad Cochran had ultimately, I believe, if I'm correct, did he run as an independent, or a-

No

...

I forget how, I forget how it worked, but ultimately-

No