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Now in your field. All the good for everything. Donald Trump is getting a rude awakening in Alaska. That's right. The latest economists poll shows that Donald Trump's approval in Alaska is negative 13 Alaska,
which is generally thought of as a red state. Donald Trump has a net negative 13 approval. They're also in the latest economists polling. Donald Trump is negative 19 in Texas, negative 16 in Iowa, negative 21 in Pennsylvania. Now, Donald Trump is throwing a tantrum right now.
As Republicans may lose big ground in Alaska in the upcoming elections.
Here's what Donald Trump just posted.
The wonderful people of Alaska desperately want to restore free-fared honest elections in their great state and get rid of their disastrous and very fraudulent rank choice voting. And accordingly, we'll vote to repeal rank choice voting in the November 3rd, 2026 election. I want to congratulate the many hard-working American first Patriots in Alaska, including my friends, Governor Mark Dunlevy, Senator Dan Sullivan, Congress member Nick Beggech,
and Alaska GOP Chair, Carmella Warfield, who are working tirelessly to restore true democracy to Alaska elections. If you can't win with the current rules of the game, Donald Trump's plan is just throw those rules out in the garbage. You know, interestingly, Donald Trump mentioned somebody by the name of Nick Beggech right
there, who's part of this Alaska political family that just perennially has people run
“for office there and then destroys the people's lives in Alaska, right?”
Just like, give you a quote right now from Beggech. Beggech said back in June of 2025, tariff-driven inflation hasn't materialized, he says. And everything is going great. In fact, inflation is cooling, Beggech said, "This is what mega Republicans think about the people of Alaska.
People there are suffering. There's a reason why Donald Trump is net negative 13. Now, Donald Trump has sent his biggest campaign recruiter and his top campaign guy is a guy by the name of Scott Presler. And so Trump sent this guy out to Alaska, who's there right now trying to get rid of
ring choice voting, and he's also out there trying to register Republicans to vote. Here's the message that the Republicans are bringing to Alaska as they're clearly panicking with the latest poll numbers playing this clip. Hey, everybody. This is Scott Presler.
I'm here with Jenny Beth Martin. We are in Anchorage, Alaska with a very respectful and peaceful message to our Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski. Please, with our elections not having proof of citizenship nor photo voter ID, we just want to make sure that one vote equals one ballot and that no vote is going to be diluted by
a fraudulent or illegal alien.
“Now, we should also remember that Alaska was the location where Donald Trump brought”
Vladimir Putin and then Donald Trump in Putin, you know, collusion in plain view in Alaska, then Donald Trump was acting as though Alaska was part of Russia, remember, and Donald Trump's like, "Well, I'm going to get back to the USA after this meeting." Dude, you're in Alaska, that is the USA. Here's just a quick reminder of Donald Trump in Putin in Alaska, a very shameful day in American
history and deed. I'll show you this clip right here. Which it also being noted that Donald Trump is scheduling a drilling auction in an Alaska wildlife refuge. That's how Donald Trump believes that with his catastrophic war and Iran, how he says,
"This is going to make America so much stronger and make gas prices go down. We're going to officially schedule an auction for the rights to drill in wildlife refuges in Alaska." In the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, that's where drilling will take place, the home of Grizzly Bears, Polar Bears, Gray Wolves, and 200 species of birds, and also a land that
Is sacred to indigenous peoples in the region.
That's Donald Trump's plan right there.
And it doesn't address the fact that with the straight of Hormuz closed, oil is an international commodity. And so the price of crude, whether it's WTI or Brent, is deeply impacted by what's going on in the straight of Hormuz, you can drill your way out of this problem. That's just not the way the international oil markets work.
So I want to bring in Bill Hill and independenties, running very close, neck and neck with baggage for this Congress seat. It's the Alaska At Large Congress seat. There is a primary coming up in the next few months, and then they're going to have the general election, and Bill Hill is surging in the polls as Donald Trump is crashing in
the polls. Let's bring in Bill Hill. Bill Hill, great to see you, Bill. Got a lot of questions for you about this race, about Alaska.
“But maybe you can just tell me from the outset, how are the people of Alaska?”
What's going on right now in the great state of Alaska? Oh, yeah, I mean, Alaskaans are hurting. You name it. We're seeing the price of everything in Greece here, and baggage has just voted against our best interests over and over again.
You want to talk about health care, and Medicare, he's voted against those things. Alaska and families, a large number of Alaska and families, have about an average of a $900 a month increase with the lack of passage of the ACA tax extensions. And I know my family couldn't absorb that kind of an increase. Alaskaans are hurting.
And then you throw on top of it, these war that's just driving the price of fuel up. A lot of our communities are off the road system, and you can only get to them by flying there with a small plane. Some of the communities are actually running out of fuel. And the price of that fuel is extremely high.
Some of our communities that's probably more than $13 a gallon for gas and diesel heating fuel. So we're really getting crunched hard, and the hard work in Alaska is a hard work in place, but man, it's tougher and tougher to make ends meet even if you're a hard work in Alaska. And especially with the votes that baggage has done, it's just really putting the crunch
on us, and we need a change. Bill talked to us about this selection, how important it is, who else is in this race,
“and when you're traveling around Alaska, what are you hearing?”
I'm hearing a lot of disappointment with baggage, and his term in office is first term in
office. I'm hearing that he just doesn't connect with the Alaskan people. He doesn't represent them well, and he's really not connecting with Alaskaans. Me getting into the race, it's really about, you know, this is personal for me. I have four children, seven grandchildren, whoa, sorry about that, and you know, I'm really
worried about the fact that our state is in place where it's going to be very difficult for them to work hard and build good lives, and we need people who are going to be fighting for Alaskaans every day in Congress, and that's not what we have. We have somebody who's there to settle up to power and special interests and big money. And so I jumped into this race because Alaskaans need somebody who can really fight for
them every single day. The hard work in Alaskans are just getting left behind by what's happening right now. There is a Democrat in the race as well. He's a pastor out of Anchorage, his name is Matt Schultz, and I think my campaign is just doing everything it can to show that we have this strength to beat Nick Baggitch and his
millions of dollars. You know, sometimes we talk about Donald Trump's policies, and they're so outrageous. Sometimes that we have a time to. We almost talk about it as parity. He's doing the golden ballroom, reflecting pool, triumphal arches, or, you know, on one day
Donald Trump is saying, you know, we have a deal, and there's no deal, and he's having fake negotiations in his mind, and, you know, it creates a level of, you know, mockery and, you know, how crazy is this? And there is that component, but when I sensed in your voice there, and as I sense in your campaign, is that there is pain being felt in Alaska right now.
And this is a state that you love. It's a state that so many people have such great pride in, and you think about your children and your grandchildren, and you think about their futures and what that could look like,
“and under Baggitch and Trump, it's really grim, and it's really dark, and that's what”
I sensed in your voice right there. Absolutely, and, you know, Alaska is such a unique state, and it's so massive, you know, we have over 200 communities that can only reach by air by small plane.
If you cut Alaska in half, Texas would be the third largest state in the Union.
So it's very, it's a very big, very diverse state with these very remote comm...
and then we have some large urban centers.
“So serving the state of Alaska means you need to be able to represent just this amazing variety”
of people, because Alaska has won seat, and currently make Baggitch holds it, and he's not doing a good job for Alaskaans. And I personally believe that someone who's in Congress should make every vote with
the thought of what is best for Alaskaans first, and everything else is secondary.
And that's what I intend to do. Tell me, as you walk around Alaska, as you drive around, and as you meet people, you know, lots of people there, obviously, talk to us about what you're hearing, you know, from them. People, people are just concerned. I was back home last weekend for a couple of days.
I've actually, I've only been home for about two weeks since January when we launched this,
“but I had to go home because we were out of heating fuel at my house, and there was no heating”
fuel available in our community for purchase. So, I had to transfer a heating fuel from our business to our home in order to make sure that we had heat and hot water. Not only are we seeing really high prices, but we're also seeing real instability in the systems that deliver the goods at Alaskaans need.
Alaskaans are hurting, you know, you hear it around the state. There's real fear in the ability for us to be able to sustain our lives. And there's a real disappointment what's going on in our government. We feel like the government and the politics have left the working people behind, and you're just hearing it more and more every day.
“Tell us before we go a little bit about your background, why you decided to run, and where”
it can people learn more about the campaign bill.
And any final words you want to tell are nearly 7 million subscribers.
Great. Well, my name's Bill Hill. I'm a lifelong less than Denna and I at the basket. I grew up in a real bush frontier lifestyle. If you think about chopping wood and packing water, no electricity, no telephone, no TVs,
running dog teams, you know, that was the lifestyle. I have spent my entire life commercial fishing since the age of eight. I've been a 25 year educator in our state as a teacher, principal, and superintendent. I've been a construction worker, and I'm a small business owner with my life. Most importantly, the father of four grandfather of seven, and concerned about our nation.
I'm concerned about Alaska's representation in Congress. And I think we need to real change. We need to change that really improves lives for Alaskaans. You can contact my campaign or get see more about what we're about and how we can truly represent all Alaskaans and the hardworking Alaskaans by going to Bill Hill for Alaskaans.com.
We'd appreciate it if you take a look at our race, take a look at what we're about, and show how we can tip this seat away from the Republicans and regain it for the American and the Alaska people. Bill Hill, thank you so much for joining us. We appreciate you.
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Let's get to seven million subscribers and check back and we want to hear more updates
on the campaign. Absolutely, pleasure. Thank you so much for the invite. I look forward to speaking to you in the future. Everybody hit subscribe.
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