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Dr. Zuhdi Jasser Nominee for Congress, AZ-4

Challenging Progressive Stronghold in Arizona

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In this interview

Dr. Zuhdi Jasser

Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, a nominee for Congress in Arizona’s 4th District, tells John Catsimatidis that early ballots are running significantly ahead of the polls, and that he hopes to surprise the world by showing the so-called safe Democratic seat is actually a swing district. A doctor, he says affordability is why he is running, and families he has been treating in the district don’t want health care socialized.

Key takeaways

  • Jasser said he thinks Republican mail ballots are two or three percent ahead of Democratic ballots right now.
  • He said premiums have been up 45 percent, and that families are seeing drug prices rise.
  • He said Democrats voted against most favored nation status for drug prices and health savings account reforms.
  • He said health care dollars should follow the patients, as school dollars follow the kids in education.
  • He said he hopes the governor’s seat will switch from Governor Hobbs.

In their words

“as a doctor, the reason I’m running is, you know, you look at affordability. Common sense is about transparency on price.”

— Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, at

“families that I’ve been treating in the district here, they don’t want to see health care socialized.”

— Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, at

“finally retire the establishment candidates that have forgotten about their home districts.”

— Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, at

Quotes are word for word from the automated transcript, uncorrected; the summary and takeaways are editorial.

Transcript

Automated transcript · uncorrected

Speaker 1 Well, let’s go to Arizona. With us today is Dr. Zutty Jasser, and he’s a doctor, and he’s running for Congress in Arizona. Well, Dr. Jasser, what the heck is going on in Arizona? Give us the pulse of the situation.

Arizona has swung left, has swung right. Where are we?

Speaker 2 We are not only where President Trump left us when he won the state red, the ballots coming in early. are all demonstrating significantly way ahead of what the PSYOPs, which is the polls that are just an operation to try to shut down free speech, to shut down the voters, and is a leftist operation that is not the realistic

findings that we’re finding on the ground. And just as I’m finding in the district, and whether it’s in Tempe, in Mesa, Chandler, and Phoenix, as I’m going to surprise the world, we hope, on Tuesday and Thursday, demonstrating that this so-called safe D seat, which is a Z plus four district in the fourth district, is actually going to

be a swing district, as it voted for Governor Ducey in the past, as voted for Secretary Yee and other Republicans when we’ve had good candidates. So, you know, I think not only are the Republican ballots way ahead, they’re two, three percent ahead of the Democrat ballots right now in the the mail ballots. But we’re finding that the districts

and the state is just sick of the radicalization of the far left party that now has allowed jihadists and socialists to take them over. And, you know, Greg Stanton claims he’s running the new coalition for his party, but yet has not made one speech against socialism. He couldn’t even get himself to vote against socialism on September 1st

when that bill was put forth. So, you know, I think we’re going to show that States like Arizona is where the future of the House comes through, and we’re going to continue not only to expand the House and keep the House, but our two blue senators and blue governors, I think, will be. We don’t have a senator on

the ballot this time, but the governor seat hopefully will switch from the useless Governor Hobbs that we’ve had here.

Speaker 1 Well, we need common sense to prevail, and I’ve said that all over the Northeast. I’ve said it all over the country. common sense must prevail in the United States of America. Is Arizona going common sense way? Absolutely.

Speaker 2 And, you know, as a doctor, the reason I’m running is, you know, you look at affordability. Common sense is about transparency on price. Premiums have been up 45 percent. You know, the left wants to say, oh, it’s all about this tariff or that tariff and about the conflict in Iran.

Bottom line is that the reality, and you talk to families that I’ve been treating in the district here, they don’t want to see health care socialized. And they’re seeing the Unaffordable Care Act not only jack up their premiums, but drug prices. And Republicans, conservatives, and independents have had the solution to one of the most costly ticket items

for families, which is health care, where the Democrats have voted against most favored nation status for drug prices. They’ve voted against competition across state lines. They voted against reforms for health savings accounts so that they can go and use their own health care dollars, like we’ve done in education, where they use their own school dollars for their kids

to follow the kids. And we should follow the patients. But unfortunately, people like my opponent have been 40 percent of his campaign donations have come from big health care and from PACs, while mine is less than 5 percent.

So You know, the reality is, is that this is where common sense prevails, is that it’s, you know, when we look at the narrative about this election, the left pollsters and others want to paint it as anti-majority. It’s not.

It’s about anti-establishment, continuing that Trump policy. revolution, which is really to fight against the establishment. And the establishment is about the incumbents. And incumbents, I think, you know, and sometimes it does include some conservatives that have been in office for too long. But the reality is the majority of them are going to be about the far left,

like the Greg Stens of the world that are all about the rubber stamp of Hakeem Jeffries, etc. And we’re going to see, I think, a continued revolution of the anti-establishment folks to put away and finally retire the establishment candidates that have forgotten about their home districts.

Speaker 1 Well, Dr. Zutty, Jesser, good luck on Tuesday. The election is a couple of days away. And thank you for making common sense prevail. And we wish you all the best.

Speaker 2 Thank you so much for having me. And, you know, as we see in Michigan and elsewhere, Jihadists cannot win. You know, you’ve seen a lot of these radicalized candidates that are showing how far to the extreme the crazies have been. And, you know, we’re going to show common sense prevailing. So thank you. Go to Z4AZ. com, Z4AZ. com in

the last day or two here. And we’ll wake up Wednesday with hopefully keeping the House and the Senate and moving on in the Trump revolution. So thank you.

Speaker 1 Well, thank you so much. And we’ll catch up again real soon. And good luck. Thank you.

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