Bradley Jaye, Breitbart Political Editor Joins!

**Nigel Jason Hammer** (0:00)
The Hammer and Nigel Show, my name is Nigel Jason Hammer. Right over there, we'll go straight to the hotline and bring on Breitbart News, Deputy Politics Editor Bradley Jaye, an election in New York a couple of days ago, Bradley, and it was socialism, it was communism, it was anti-American sentiments. These people were the ones that were getting elected. Can you big picture, tell us who these people were, who they were backed by and what it means for us?

**Bradley Jaye** (0:28)
Yeah, all the terms that you just threw out there are accurate. And the bottom line is in these three house elections, all of them in New York, just solid, traditional Democrat candidates. We're not talking about moderates, we're talking about like left-leaning folks were beaten in several, in a couple of cases, absolutely blown out by just openly socialist candidates.
This is sending shockwaves throughout Washington. There's never been candidates like this in Washington. At a time or two, you've had an openly socialist candidate. Of course, the Senate has Bernie Sanders over there. But Democrats right now, the Democrat establishment is reeling because this complicated the path, not just for Hakeem Jeffries from New York to become Speaker or Chuck Schumer also from New York to even remain elected. But what does this mean for the 2028 presidential nominee for Democrats? And how will this coalition that has been held together by thread by basically Trump's arrangement syndrome over the past 10 years, how's it going to hold together any longer? Just some absolute game changers in these three elections where these Mayor Mamdani candidates, in this course candidates beat Democrats and are going to just basically destroy the whole system in Washington.

**Jason Hammer** (2:02)
Bradley, Jason Hammer here. I'm trying to look at the glasses half full. I'm somebody that's a conservative voter, right?
I think this is great for Republicans. I do because if you can't beat a crazy left wing, 9-11 was our fault Democrat, then that's on you. And while New York may love this and Chicago and Minneapolis and parts of big cities, I just see this as a losing strategy for national elections. I don't think you can win swing states in general elections by being this radical. Is there anything to the way I'm thinking here?

**Bradley Jaye** (2:40)
We've imported tens of millions of people into this country, legally, illegally, who have no ties to are the American heritage socially, culturally, politically, who have no desire to actually maintain any of that, and who will vote in lockstep with these types of people. And they are not just in these boroughs of New York. These people, there are tens of millions of them. They are in every single congressional district in this country. So you're right, in the short term for Republicans, yes, there are some opportunities here. I always am dubious that Republicans will meet the moment. I mean, look what's going on in the United States Senate right now.
But this is a true danger.
If this is possible in New York, yes, that's great. But I mean, look at the housing bill that was passed this week. Instead of addressing housing by actually reducing the cost of housing, by mass deportations of tens of millions of people, what are we doing returning to socialized housing, where we're enabling the federal government to buy housing, to alleviate overcrowding in these poor blue areas, to pump them out into rural America and all these red states. So yes, it's confined right now, but it's not going to stay that way. Republicans, particularly Republican politicians, need to wake up to the danger. I mean, the enemy is amongst us. These are people who don't care about anything that goes to America, it's just a dot on a map to them. And look, opposition to Trump is clearly no longer enough for Democrat politicians. If you were a part of the Democrat machinery that even was around when Trump was elevated to power democratically, well, then you're expendable. We saw that and I think all Americans should be terrified of what's going on.

**Nigel Jason Hammer** (4:42)
Bradley, who was the most radical that got elected last night in your eyes?

**Bradley Jaye** (4:46)
Oh gosh, well, you've got Claire Valdez, who, I mean, she's the champion for a trans bill of rights. She wants national grip control, unlimited refugees. I mean, that's her closing line after her victory party was solidarity forever, abolish ICE, free Palestine, organize your union and join DSA, referencing the Democrat socials. I mean, these are Democrats who are openly asking voters to join a third party. I mean, you've got Brad Lander, who beat Dan Goldman, but like Goldman got like a third of the vote. Goldman was the face of the Trump impeachment efforts. I mean, he did everything you think that you would need to do to remain in office. He made trans kids basically the rallying cry for his campaign. You know, the old song or poem like First Day Came, you know, whatever, like for the Jews, and I didn't care because I was about a Jew. He re-did that. First Day Came for the trans kids. I mean, like an absolute... But that's not even the worst. There's this other woman named like Daria Liza Avila Chevalier, Chevalier, who is probably the worst of them. She's, I'll put it this way, how much does she regard our country, our heritage, our shared values that make us American? She tweeted out something about running out of toilet paper, so she used the American flag. She's what's called a prison abolitionist. She does not believe that prisons should exist.