9-29-26 Hour 1 - A Mistrial for Trayon White

The Chris Plante Show

The episode features host Chris Plante discussing a series of high-profile news stories, ranging from political polling to local criminal tr

Key takeaways

• A Frank Luntz poll reveals 26% of young Republican men blame women for their problems, while 66% of young Democrat women blame men.
• D.C. Councilman Trayon White's bribery trial resulted in a mistrial after the jury could not reach a unanimous decision.

Main topics

• Midterm Election preparation
• Gender politics in polling

Notable quotes

The real threat to humanity is the Democrat Party of the United States of America.

Conclusion

The episode provides a highly partisan critique of current political l

Transcript preview

Speaker 3 (0:02) Before traveling to the President's Cup golf tournament yesterday, President Trump told reporters, quote, we have the best poverty numbers ever in the history of our country. And you know it's true because you heard it from a billionaire on his way to a private country club. Also lowest, not best. Speaker 1 (0:24) Ah, yes, well, the best in that context would mean the lowest, you see. I know words are a mystery to liberals. Their brains are not working as designed. Kind of sad. Kind of sad. More annoying, I think, than sad, because it's been ongoing for so long. And they're compensated very handsomely for their ignorance. What was the line on Saturday Night Live? Jane, you... Speaker 1 (0:57) You ignorant. Very good Tuesday morning to you and welcome back once again. We are at 888-630-9625. Another busy news day in the United States of America. We've got Democrat icon Lindsay Clancy who murdered her three children, strangled them to death. One at a time, one at a time. You wouldn't want to do it all at once. You'd want to do it all at one at a time. And they're back in court today, and her lawyer, and apparently she's going to be back in court today, and the lawyer's going to ask to just dismiss all charges and make her a member of Congress, because Democrats really love this whole thing. She should get the Margaret Sanger Award. They haven't been giving that out for a while. You know, Hillary Clinton got the Margaret Sanger Award. Hanoi Jane Fonda. Also got the Margaret Sanger Award. Maybe it's time that Lindsay Clancy got the Margaret Sanger Award. I mean, she really represents everything that Planned Parenthood represents. So we've got that, and we're going to keep our ear to the ground on that because they're back in court. And it's a big deal, the Lindsay Clancy case back in, and the very aggressive lawyer that she has looking to just throw it out. Come on, she's suffered enough. Gee, I've got to let her go. So we've got that going on. Also, lots of crazy news stories today. First of all, it's 35 days until Election Day today. 35 days until Election Day. For the midterm elections, the Democrats want to steal everything, of course, and then once they steal it, they can really start wrecking things. It's very, very important for sane people to vote. this election year because there are so many crazy people and the mental illness is so pervasive. We just call it the Democrat Party, the membership in the Democrat Party. But 35 days to election, and the Democrats, they want elections to go on for months and months and mail out ballots to illegal aliens and mentally ill people and insane asylums, which they've mostly closed down and moved them to. the streets of American cities. But never mind that. The Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, he's going to be racing around the country going to 22 states, 22 states, Speaker Mike Johnson, a dynamic figure that he is. And he's okay. He's not a house of fire, but, you know, he's a solid guy. And he's going to go to 22 states and to 40, 40 different house. Speaker 1 (3:28) contests where he's going to throw in with the Republican in those contests. The idea, of course, is to hold on to control of the Senate and of the House of Representatives for the Republicans. Mike Johnson pushing for the House, and he's going to be traveling and getting stuff done. And it's a big deal. I know everybody's listening here is planning on voting on Election Day, maybe even before. But, you know, the Democrats, they're out there. They're trying to hustle up baskets full of and vans full of and warehouses full of mail-out ballots and homeless people voting. And, you know, the Democrat thing. They've got to steal it by any means necessary. And so we've got that going. I want to update you on some of that because it's a bit of a big deal, I've got to say. It's more than a bit of a big deal. It's a very big deal. It's a big midterm election. And President Trump is out there, and he's talking about it too. But in the meantime, I saw today Frank Luntz. You know Frank Luntz? He's the pollster guy. Been around for a long time. And he's got gravitas. I think he's got gravitas. Very significant pollster. And he's got a new poll out today. And I said, oh, I was kind of bothered by this. I saw that according to Frank Luntz in a new study they've got out, the AmericanSurveyCenter.org. Here it is. Twenty-six percent of young Republican men, that's a quarter plus one percent of young American, of young Republican, but I repeat myself, of young Republican men, 26 percent of young Republican men blame their problems on women, on women. Well, that's because they're heterosexual, and that's one of the things about Republican men, so it differentiates them from Democrats. But I saw that, and I thought, boy, that's not... I'm not happy to hear that, 26 % of full quarter plus of Republican men blame their problems on women. Maybe they're dating Democrat women or something like that, and it could be related to monkeypox or a variety of other things. But they got that 26%, and I thought that's not a very good number. And then the next number that Frank Luntz has is similar but different. And here's the similar but different number. Among young Democrat women. young Democrat women, 66 % blame their problems on men. Two-thirds, two-thirds of Democrat women, young Democrat women, blame their problems on men, and therefore they've all become lesbians, because it's much easier that way than men are not your problem, and it's a different thing altogether. The Democrats, they're moving the numbers, aren't they? They're changing everything. Not for the better, but they're changing things. But 26 % of young Republican men blame their problems on women. They might be right. 66 % of young Democrat women blame their problems on men. Two-thirds of young Democrat... Women blame their problems on men because, you know, it's probably the patriarchy or something like that because men get the whole patriarchy thing and all of that. Man, oh, man, just crazy, crazy stuff. I'm telling you. We've got that. And Frank Luntz, he's a serious person. He's doing these serious polls thing. But the survey on American life, sure. Most men don't blame women for the problems men face, but the partisan gap is real, and it's widest among young men. A quarter of young Republican men blame their problems on women, but then again, 66 % of Democrat women blame their problems on men. It's easy. It's easier that way. You know how the Democrats are. They just got to find somebody to blame because... Otherwise, it would require taking responsibility for yourself. That would throw everything out the window. You can't go around doing that. I'm looking at the big board over here and the nice people calling in to the radio show. And I see that everybody is true. The midterms are starting to get real. We keep hearing, we've been hearing, oh, it's an election year. It's a midterm election. We've been hearing that for so long now that it seems like it's been going on for years and years. It's the never-ending campaign that Howard Dean inflicted upon us when he was the chair of the Democratic National Committee. And he bragged about it. Oh, yeah, before I took over as the Democrat. National Committee chairman. We used to have an election year and then we'd stop. But thanks to Howard Dean, now it goes on 24 hours a day, 365 days every year without break because they're making things better. And then they fired on Fort Sumter again. Just remarkable stuff. But I'm looking there, Michael, and I see on the big board there are a couple of people,