The Democrats' Dirty "Dan Sullivan" Scheme is FINALLY Uncovered Ahead of Election Day in Alaska

[0:00] Let's talk about Alaska and the dirty tricks that just came out in The New York Times, [0:04] which as we were on the air first hour, it hit that they have indeed uncovered the fact that, [0:11] you know, because in this race, so the listening audience knows, there's Mary Peltola. She's the [0:16] Alaska Democrat running for this seat. And she's up against Dan Sullivan, the sitting GOP senator. [0:22] But the Democrats, we knew it was like generally the Democrats found another Dan Sullivan to get [0:28] him on the ballot to split the Republicans vote and confuse voters. And now The New York Times just [0:34] breaking the news that indeed it was a staffer for Mary Peltola who received unusual instructions [0:43] from top campaign aides. Find as many people named Dan Sullivan in Alaska as you can. The staffer [0:50] complied, combing through voter records to produce a list of Dan Sullivan's from across the state. [0:55] And they found a Dan Sullivan like in some fishing village along the Alaska panhandle reachable only [1:04] by Aaron C who announced his candidacy for Senate. He is Dan J. Sullivan, unlike Dan S. Sullivan as in [1:14] sitting senator. Dan S. Sullivan is the one Republicans, if they want to vote GOP, should vote for. So what do [1:20] you make of The New York Times breaking this dirty trick in detail? It's great reporting. It's [1:24] brilliantly written. And you have to say, if you're someone who believes The New York Times will never [1:28] do anything to hurt Democrats, they did here. I may be wrong about this, but I think it could decide the [1:34] race. It's such a dirty trick. And to The New York Times and to the public, almost everyone involved [1:39] who they reached lied about it. And we know they lied because they've got the text messages that [1:44] illustrate the conspiracy. And their main source was the top person in the campaign who left the [1:51] campaign. They're trying to claim she's disgruntled, but the texts aren't disgruntled. The text messages tell [1:56] the tale. And, you know, I don't know that there's a crime that was committed here, although there's [2:01] speculation about that already on X. But I think there's no doubt that she's either gonna have to say, all my top [2:06] aides were engaged in a conspiracy central to our election strategy, and they never told me about it. Or she knew [2:13] about it. Or she knew about it. And I really do think unless the Alaska local press just covers it [2:17] up and doesn't it doesn't ask about it. I really do think it could take a race that was close and [2:22] and and and get them solved and reelected because they did something that's cool. I'll say at a minimum [2:28] dirty pool. Would you say dirty? I would say dirty pool, but at a minimum, but they lied about it. And [2:34] and, you know, lying about it, just I don't think it's going to sit well with the voters there [2:38] who will say this goes beyond just the kind of normal lying that people in politics do. [2:43] Mm hmm. I agree. This is despicable what they've done up there. This is like trying to confuse [2:49] elderly Alaskan voters into pulling the the lever for the wrong candidate. I mean, [2:54] that's just disgusting. And the conspiracy touches several organizations. It touches this this outside [3:00] guy who is kind of the ringleader of it, who did way more than just recruit this one [3:04] extra Dan Sullivan into the race. It touches her campaign. It touches the Democratic Senate [3:08] senatorial campaign committee. And it also apparently touches the law firm, Megan, of one [3:13] of your favorite lawyers, Mark Elias, the Democratic campaign super lawyer whose law firm apparently, [3:19] according to the text messages, was involved. Yeah, you wouldn't think Mark Elias would be involved [3:23] with such a thing, would you? Yeah. Speaking of despicable, that's that is just so gross. [3:29] So hopefully that will help Dan S. Sullivan get the votes that are intended for him [3:34] when this election rolls around, as opposed to Dan J. Sullivan. J. Ford, just visiting, [3:40] just kidding, just found off the coast of Alaska. I have to say, you said that his town is only [3:46] reachable by air and sea. Do you know that's also true of Juneau, the capital of Alaska? There are no [3:51] roads there either. I was going to say that kind of describes most Alaskan towns. Including the state [3:54] capital. I will say credit to the Times because they also they broke a story about Mary Peltola abusing [4:01] her staff and making the staff feed her lizard meatball all the time. You love that detail. [4:09] You bring that up every episode, pretty much. It's a good detail. Little meatball. Yeah, [4:13] it's a good detail. I agree. I'm with you. It jumped right out of the story. My long, [4:19] long time assistant, Abigail Finan, said, oh, suck it up and feed the lizard. Shut up. It's not that bad. [4:32] To hear your feedback, you can email me to Megan, M-E-G-Y-N, at megankelly.com or just leave a [4:38] comment below. But join the community by becoming a subscriber. We really, really value your input [4:44] and your support. We may not always agree, but we are always going to talk about it and respect. [4:50] No BS, no agenda, no fear. We are less than a month out and the midterms are coming at us like [4:56] a freight train. Make no mistake, if the house flips, it's a big deal for our economy and it might be the [5:02] Senate too. That uncertainty is one of the reasons to consider diversifying with gold from Birch Gold [5:08] Group. In the three months leading up to the 2024 presidential election, the spot price of gold jumped [5:14] more than 12%. Why? Because it's a hedge against uncertainty. 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