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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongino Report. Early edition, protesters
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Speaker 1: violently target Tesla nationwide. Joe Rogan slams Democrats for losing
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Speaker 1: control of, losing control, losing support of normal working class Americans.
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Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett appears to come out against interracial marriages. Wade
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Speaker 1: Scott dissects Vivek Ramaswamy's soulless definition of American identity. The
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Speaker 1: UK justice system says white men should now get longer
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Speaker 1: prison sentences. Satanists get violent at the Kansas state capitol.
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Speaker 1: And Nike releases a shockingly pro-life ad. All this on
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Speaker 1: Bongina Report, early edition. Over the weekend, protesters blocked access
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Speaker 1: to the Tesla store in Manhattan by lying on the ground,
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Speaker 1: holding signs that called for violent actions against Elon Musk
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Speaker 1: and Tesla property. And this is, of course, just one
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Speaker 1: of many targeted attacks on Tesla. Two weeks ago, multiple
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Speaker 1: vehicles were destroyed in an arson attack on a Tesla
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Speaker 1: service center in Las Vegas. Tesla property across the U.S.
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Speaker 1: has been destroyed in shootings and bombings and fires. as
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Speaker 1: leftists are urging on terrorism to fight Donald Trump and
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Speaker 1: to fight Donald Trump's friend Elon Musk. And there's one
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Speaker 1: woman I want to play for you guys. This is
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Speaker 1: an interview that happened over the weekend. Her justifying the
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Speaker 1: violent rioting against Tesla over the weekend. And I'm not
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Speaker 1: even going to tell you where this woman is from.
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Speaker 1: I just want you guys to comment and take a
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Speaker 1: guess where this lady is from, where this interview happened.
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Speaker 1: I think you guys will get it correct. Let's play that.
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Speaker 2: Destruction of property is a perfectly viable source of protest.
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Speaker 2: No harming humans, obviously. Human life is sacred no matter
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Speaker 2: whose it is. But property is, these are just things.
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Speaker 2: These are just cars.
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Speaker 1: Anybody guess it? Can we throw out the chat, Michael?
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Speaker 1: Let's see if anybody guesses where this lady's from. It's
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Speaker 1: totally fine to burn and destroy property. Also, they respect
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Speaker 1: human life, apparently. That's a new one. I see New
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Speaker 1: York City, California, hell. liberal state, San Francisco, New York City.
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Speaker 1: Somebody got it. One Sandman, Portland. That's it. She's from Portland.
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Speaker 1: She is from Portland, of course. And there's so much
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Speaker 1: to unpack in that video. So much to unpack. First
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Speaker 1: of all, I just have to point out, what does
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Speaker 1: she mean? Human life is sacred no matter whose it is.
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Speaker 1: These people advocate for abortion up until birth. Literally. That's
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Speaker 1: what liberal states are like. In Oregon... Abortion is legal
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Speaker 1: throughout all stages of pregnancy with zero gestational limits, just none.
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Speaker 1: In New York and California, if an abortionist says you
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Speaker 1: need an abortion for your physical or emotional health, you
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Speaker 1: can get one up until birth. Who defines emotional health?
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Speaker 1: What does that mean? It literally could be anything. So
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Speaker 1: if the abortionist is on board, you're good to go.
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Speaker 1: But let's talk about this line specifically. This is the
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Speaker 1: one that I'm really interested in. Destruction of property is
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Speaker 1: a perfectly viable form of protest. That's what she said.
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Speaker 1: The violence that we're seeing right now on Tesla, it's
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Speaker 1: not just isolated to Tesla. Over the weekend, the GOP
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Speaker 1: headquarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was firebombed. Spray painted on
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Speaker 1: the side of the building was ICE equals KKK. And
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Speaker 1: all this violence is textbook Marxist behavior. James Vernon, once
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Speaker 1: a Chicagoan Marxist himself, before becoming one of its fiercest critics,
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Speaker 1: said in The Suicide of the West that Marxism is
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Speaker 1: not just a theory of economics, it's a psychopolitical disease.
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Speaker 1: And like any disease, it spreads by hollowing out the
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Speaker 1: moral foundations of a society. So when the woman justifies writing,
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Speaker 1: she's channeling that same revolutionary fervor that tore through Russia,
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Speaker 1: through China, Cambodia, leaving tens of millions dead in its wake.
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Speaker 1: This isn't some fringe ideology, it's the logical outcome of
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Speaker 1: a worldview that despises the family, despises faith, despises private property.
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Speaker 1: It's the revolution of the entitled, of the violent, of
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Speaker 1: the godless. Think about Luigi Mangione. That kid's been kind
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Speaker 1: of out of the news a little bit. Killed this
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Speaker 1: healthcare CEO. Was he some working class, poor, just struggling kid? No,
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Speaker 1: he was a well-to-do kid. Came from a very well-off family.
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Speaker 1: He growing up as a child? What is this anger
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Speaker 1: from him? But you see this pattern where it's always
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Speaker 1: these well-to-do young people who are leading these revolutionary violent movements.
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Speaker 1: They're the instigators. It's rarely lower working class people, rarely.
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Speaker 1: They're usually privileged brats. And if you think that's hyperbole,
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Speaker 1: you should read Alexander Solzhenitsyn. He warned that violence does
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Speaker 1: not and cannot flourish by itself. It is inevitably intertwined
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Speaker 1: with Lying. And these people lie. They lie to themselves,
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Speaker 1: they lie to us. They lie about rights and justice,
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Speaker 1: all while paving the way for destruction. They've done it
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Speaker 1: all throughout human history. They're doing it right now. They
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Speaker 1: want to continue to do that today in much more
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Speaker 1: extreme ways. And that is why it's important to call
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Speaker 1: out this rhetoric when we see it. What does that mean? Oh,
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Speaker 1: it's fine to destroy private property. It's just private property. No,
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Speaker 1: that's not yours. It's not your right to destroy private property.
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Speaker 1: There's a sense of entitlement about that destruction. And they
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Speaker 1: lie about caring about human life. They don't. Because ultimately,
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Speaker 1: these revolutions don't just end with private property. They end
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Speaker 1: with the destruction of life. All right, we're going to
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Speaker 1: take a quick break. When we come back, we're going
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Speaker 1: to keep talking about left-wing violence. Some of these protests,
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Speaker 1: you guys, I don't hate them all. The choreographed dance moves,
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Speaker 1: they're pretty good. Take a quick break. I will say
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Speaker 1: this about these little revolutionaries. They do have some sick
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Speaker 1: dance moves. They do have some sick dance moves. Here
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Speaker 1: they are outside of the Tesla dealership in Seattle. If
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Speaker 1: you're listening, they have like anti-Nazi signs. It's so joyful.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: This is so different than like the burning down of buildings.
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Speaker 1: Like they're like firebombing cars or just like this choreographed
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Speaker 1: little dance routine. It's interesting that they're socially distanced. Some
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Speaker 1: of them are wearing masks. It's like a socially distanced
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Speaker 1: dance routine. Totally cringe, but remarkably coordinated for this random
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Speaker 1: group of leftists. I prefer the choreographed dance routines to
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Speaker 1: the joyful music than burning down buildings, burning, firebombing GOP centers.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is so much more preferable. Thank you, Michael.
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Speaker 1: So much more preferable than destroying cars. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: I was in Kenosha, Wisconsin during the BLM writing. You
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Speaker 1: guys know this. I was there with Michael. The smell
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Speaker 1: of burning vehicles. That is something that does not go away.
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Speaker 1: Like that is such a horrendous smell. I had a
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Speaker 1: headache from it. It was just horrible. And yeah, so
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Speaker 1: I much prefer the choreographed dance routines. And let's bring
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Speaker 1: back the anti-Elon Musk chants from that DC protest. As
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Speaker 1: much as I love their choreographed dance routines, we have
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Speaker 1: to admit that the best video so far of anti-Elon
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Speaker 1: Musk protesting was in DC. I literally, guys, I can't
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Speaker 1: get this out of my head.
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Speaker 4: Which side are you on? Which side are you on?
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Speaker 4: Tell me, which side are you on? Which side are
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Speaker 4: you on?
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Speaker 5: We'll fight against George. We'll fight Elon Musk. No, we
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Speaker 5: let's get within our walls. We'll fight from dawn to dusk.
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Speaker 6: Oh, which side are you on? Which side are you on?
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Speaker 6: Tell me. Which side are you on?
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Speaker 1: I'm seeing your comments. Somebody says, make it stop. My ears,
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Speaker 1: nails on a chalkboard. Mental illness. That's true. It is
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Speaker 1: mental illness.
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Speaker 7: They know the rules. If I had to edit it.
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Speaker 1: Please stop showing this video. It's AIDS. You guys, I
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Speaker 1: love this video. You can say you cannot. This is
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Speaker 1: like last week where everybody was so angry at me
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Speaker 1: for my hot takes on the college students in Columbia.
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Speaker 1: That's fine. You guys cannot like my takes. This is
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Speaker 1: another hot take. This video is awesome. This video is
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Speaker 1: one of the best videos on the internet right now.
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Speaker 1: You guys, I'm going to keep playing it. I promise
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Speaker 1: you guys, I'm going to keep playing it. You're going
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Speaker 1: to hear it again. You're going to hear it again
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Speaker 1: on this show. We're going to keep playing this song
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Speaker 1: because It is so good, and we have to give
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Speaker 1: the left credit when they do something good. That song
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Speaker 1: is awesome. So catchy, so amazing. And again, we have
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Speaker 1: to encourage them. I prefer that they sing and do
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Speaker 1: little dance routines than acting like complete unhumans. And unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of that right now. Here they are
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Speaker 1: over the weekend harassing a man just simply for driving
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Speaker 1: a Tesla truck. They're up at his window, like, pointing,
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Speaker 1: trying to get in his face.
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Speaker 6: Okay, come on, bring it on.
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Speaker 2: Bring it on.
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Speaker 6: Fuck you, Nazi.
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Speaker 8: Fuck you, Nazi.
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Speaker 1: Give him the finger.
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Speaker 6: Fingers. I feel very, very sorry for you.
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Speaker 1: We need you out of the road, please. Jay! Jay!
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Speaker 1: Jay! Maybe some Gen Xers in there, but there's no Zoomers.
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Speaker 1: This is like an older revolution, apparently. What is this, Michael? Oh,
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Speaker 1: they hate this protest of harassing this guy? Yeah, I mean,
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Speaker 1: it's absurd. I mean, the poor guy bought a vehicle
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Speaker 1: that left us literally five seconds ago, were encouraging people
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Speaker 1: to buy, and now they're furious about it. Not everybody
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Speaker 1: can just say, okay, I'm going to just trade in
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Speaker 1: my car now because the left has on a whim
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Speaker 1: decided I'm not allowed to like Tesla anymore. It's just absurd.
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Speaker 1: Most of these people who have Teslas are liberals. That's
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Speaker 1: the craziest part. Screaming at this man, totally deranged. And
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Speaker 1: I guess I'm a little bit perplexed by this Elon
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Speaker 1: Musk obsession on the left right now. And I think
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Speaker 1: there are legitimate questions about Elon Musk not being privy
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Speaker 1: to insider information because he's a major government contractor. He's
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Speaker 1: a CEO. These are fair questions to discuss. Should he
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Speaker 1: be intimately intertwined in the government considering the monetary interests
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Speaker 1: that he has and other CEOs and other government contractors
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Speaker 1: not being so close to the White House. That's a
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Speaker 1: fine discussion that I am perfectly open to having with
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Speaker 1: a mentally sound person. But the argument here is that
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Speaker 1: we're living under an oligarchy and that Elon Musk is
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Speaker 1: stealing people's social security checks. And it's so off base
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Speaker 1: and insane and out of touch with reality that I
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Speaker 1: don't even know how to have a conversation about this.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how to talk with the people on
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Speaker 1: the side of the street there. It's just insane. And
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Speaker 1: what's even more bizarre is how some people are sounding
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Speaker 1: the alarms about oligarchy, and they're conveniently ignoring how deeply
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Speaker 1: aligned the Democratic Party has become with corporate interests. Democrats'
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Speaker 1: support of mass legal and illegal immigration depresses wages and
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Speaker 1: only benefits multinational corporations hungry for cheap labor. And again,
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Speaker 1: not conjecture, this is Econ 101. And they've been rejecting...
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Speaker 1: The one figure in their own party, Bernie Sanders, who,
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Speaker 1: even though I say he's a con man, did attempt
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Speaker 1: to create a populist working class coalition across party lines.
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Speaker 1: He tried. They destroyed that man. They refused to allow
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Speaker 1: him to be anything other than a senator. Instead, the
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Speaker 1: Democrats have thrown it all in for Wall Street, big
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Speaker 1: tech and censorship, the administrative state. pushing policies that benefit
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Speaker 1: the managerial class while masking it all with progressive rhetoric.
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Speaker 1: They'll howl about Elon Musk or some other billionaire scapegoat,
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Speaker 1: but they say nothing about the hundreds of billions in
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Speaker 1: waste fraud, in unaccountable spending, pumped through the government every
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Speaker 1: single year, which is stealing the wealth of middle-class Americans,
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Speaker 1: especially older Americans. Think about being an older American. You
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Speaker 1: save money for your whole life. You want to have
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Speaker 1: a retirement. You don't want to work until you're in
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Speaker 1: your grave. You want to spend time with your grandchildren
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Speaker 1: and just relax for the last few years of your life.
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Speaker 1: And Democrats essentially steal everything that you've worked hard to
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Speaker 1: save with inflation. And they do it because the spending
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Speaker 1: fuels the NGOs, the defense contractors, the bureaucratic apparatus that
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Speaker 1: keeps their coalition afloat. This is not a working man party.
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Speaker 1: So no, Elon Musk isn't stealing anyone's Social Security check.
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Speaker 1: But the political class that Democrats defend, I'd argue, is.
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Speaker 1: And this is why people are so sick of the
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Speaker 1: left right now. This is why usually when you have
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Speaker 1: one political party in office and the other one on
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Speaker 1: the outskirts, the one on the outskirts starts to get
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Speaker 1: a little more sympathy from the masses. That's not happening
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Speaker 1: right now. They're becoming more unpopular as time goes on.
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Speaker 1: They are bleeding support with this violence, the cringy dancing,
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Speaker 1: the complete and utter failure to even simply validate the
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Speaker 1: feelings of working class Americans when it comes to things
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Speaker 1: like immigration or government waste. Here's Joe Rogan, who again,
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Speaker 1: remember you guys, former hippie lib Bernie bro. Take a listen.
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Speaker 7: It seems like there's like two factions in what I
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Speaker 7: would call like the American left right now. There's the
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Speaker 7: reasonable people that are like, hey, hey, hey, we got
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Speaker 7: to just stop being crazy. Like the Bill Maher's and
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Speaker 7: a lot of other folks like that. They're like, we
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Speaker 7: got to stop being crazy and just appeal to like
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Speaker 7: rational people. Don't go all the way over there. Stick
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Speaker 7: where we're most people are. And then there's people that
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Speaker 7: we got to go further left. These people are like,
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Speaker 7: we got to take over Tesla dealerships. We got to
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Speaker 7: light cars on fire. The left is like justifying spraying
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Speaker 7: Nazi swastikas on cars. This is crazy. They've gone so
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Speaker 7: far over this. So there's one side that's just like
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Speaker 7: radicalized in the worst way possible. That's a huge detriment
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Speaker 7: to the Democratic Party. Because it makes everyone look like
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Speaker 7: a psycho. If you have a psycho in your groups,
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Speaker 7: like if you have a white nationalist, Christian fundamentalist burning
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Speaker 7: down black churches in your– and he says I'm a
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Speaker 7: part of the right as a right-wing conservative.
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Speaker 6: I'm like, whoa!
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Speaker 7: That guy poisoned the right. These people are poisoning the left.
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Speaker 7: All the people that don't want trans kids competing with
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Speaker 7: their kids in school and they don't want gender ideology
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Speaker 7: being taught in class, all those people who are just rational,
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Speaker 7: normal liberals that have voted Democrat their whole life. They're like,
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Speaker 7: what the– What are you doing? Why are you letting
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Speaker 7: guys into the women's room? This is crazy. A guy
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Speaker 7: with a beard and a dress is in the women's room.
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Speaker 7: This is bananas. Like, what are you doing in the
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Speaker 7: name of compassion? Like, this is insane.
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Speaker 1: I'm loving the arguments from people like Joe Rogan who
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Speaker 1: are actually part of or were a part of the
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Speaker 1: political left. And these are people who really understand the
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Speaker 1: kind of peer pressure that's being brought put on other leftists.
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Speaker 1: If you're a leftist and you agree with virtually everything
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Speaker 1: the Democrats believe in, especially when it comes to economics,
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Speaker 1: but you say, yeah, I don't think men should be
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Speaker 1: in the girl's bathroom, you're a bigot. You're demonized as
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Speaker 1: a bigot. You don't have a role in this party.
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Speaker 1: It's an exclusionary party. So there's all these ideological litmus
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Speaker 1: tests you have to meet, and they're absurd litmus tests.
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Speaker 1: And what that does is it means the Democratic Party
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Speaker 1: is really small, and it's only full of crazy people,
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Speaker 1: and they probably all go to Columbia University.
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Speaker 5: That's it.
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Speaker 1: That's all it is. Tim Walz last week said that Kamala,
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Speaker 1: he and Kamala weren't woke enough during the last election cycle.
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Speaker 1: So what does that tell you? Thank you, Michael. Tampon Tim.
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Speaker 1: That's exactly who it is. Mike Walz is an idiot.
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Speaker 1: The entire party is full of actual morons. The Democratic
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Speaker 1: Party has transformed into a cultural and ideological vehicle for
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Speaker 1: ivory tower militant leftism. It's abandoned the very working class
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Speaker 1: Americans that it once claimed to represent. They're obsessed with wokeness.
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Speaker 1: They prioritize fringe academic theories and race essentialism and gender
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Speaker 1: ideology all over the bread and butter issues like wages
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Speaker 1: and jobs and national cohesion. They're more comfortable burning down
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Speaker 1: cities in the name of equity than standing with small
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Speaker 1: businesses and keeping neighborhoods safe. Who do you think suffered
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Speaker 1: from the BLM riots? Who do you think suffered? Was
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Speaker 1: it Walmart? Amazon?
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Speaker 7: Apple?
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Speaker 1: Google?
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Speaker 7: No!
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Speaker 1: It was the little businesses, the ones that never reopened
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Speaker 1: after being burned to the ground. Same goes for the
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Speaker 1: shops that Democrats forcibly shut down during COVID. Major corporations survived.
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Speaker 1: And in fact, it actually consolidated their wealth by destroying
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Speaker 1: these small few who weren't part of the big business ecosystem.
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Speaker 1: So the party of JFK and FDR, rooted in union
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Speaker 1: halls and factory towns and Catholic parishes, just morphed into
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Speaker 1: a ruling class cult, preaching revolution, but never to the
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Speaker 1: point where it would hurt the bottom line of Democrat donors.
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Speaker 1: Democrat donors being the key word here because if you're
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk, of course, they'll burn down your vehicles and
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Speaker 1: attack your customers. And instead of listening to the voices
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Speaker 1: of working Americans, Democrats smear regular people as backwards, as privileged, deplorable.
18:16
Speaker 1: And then they scratch their heads wondering why middle America
18:18
Speaker 1: feels hurt and betrayed. But let's be real. It's not
18:22
Speaker 1: just Democrat politicians that are out of sync. There is
18:25
Speaker 1: a specific deranged brand of self-absorbed, Identity-obsessed leftists, that also sucks.
18:33
Speaker 1: They're just the worst. And they are, again, alienating everybody
18:37
Speaker 1: from that party. They're just like poison. They're cancerous. This
18:41
Speaker 1: video I watched over the weekend was posted on TikTok,
18:44
Speaker 1: and it's a left-wing woman. So she's left-wing, identifies as queer,
18:49
Speaker 1: and she's reenacting conversations that she has had with other left-wingers.
18:54
Speaker 1: And this is truly, truly some of the most insufferable
18:57
Speaker 1: behavior I've ever seen. So again, she's kind of cosplaying.
19:01
Speaker 1: She's recounting the behavior of these people. And I'll tell
19:04
Speaker 1: you what, I have seen this on my college campus.
19:07
Speaker 1: I've seen it in left-wing online circles. Just take a
19:10
Speaker 1: listen to this.
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Speaker 3: Hey, so we're having a food drive in this rural
19:14
Speaker 3: area at X, Y, and Z Catholic Church between this
19:16
Speaker 3: time and this time. If you know anybody in this area,
19:19
Speaker 3: please let them know that this is available. We want
19:21
Speaker 3: to make sure that we get as much food to
19:23
Speaker 3: as many people as possible.
19:24
Speaker 6: Wow.
19:25
Speaker 3: If you had actually listened to Black people, this would
19:28
Speaker 3: not be happening. Giving out food wouldn't be, what? Don't
19:32
Speaker 3: come at me with your white women tears. They don't
19:33
Speaker 3: work on me.
19:35
Speaker 7: Okay.
19:36
Speaker 3: Did you even consider that a lot of people have
19:38
Speaker 3: trauma around the Catholic church? I mean, I know that,
19:40
Speaker 3: but this was the only venue that was willing to
19:43
Speaker 3: work with us when we sent out inquiries. So like,
19:47
Speaker 3: you know, they were the only one to offer at volunteers.
19:49
Speaker 3: So we kind of had to use what was at
19:51
Speaker 3: our disposal. Very inclusive to people with trauma. Honestly, it's
19:54
Speaker 3: one of those things that couldn't be helped if we
19:56
Speaker 3: wanted to get food to people. Hey, I looked up
19:59
Speaker 3: this venue online and it doesn't look accessible. Did you
20:02
Speaker 3: even think about disabled people? hate kids so much. They're
20:05
Speaker 3: so loud. Did you ever consider that some people don't
20:07
Speaker 3: like being around kids? Honestly, that was not one of
20:09
Speaker 3: my concerns when getting food to people. Whoa, whoa, watch
20:12
Speaker 3: your tone with me. Like this is starting to feel
20:14
Speaker 3: very queer phobic.
20:16
Speaker 6: I'm literally queer.
20:18
Speaker 3: Okay. If anybody needs food in this area, could you
20:20
Speaker 3: just let them know that we're here? I'm just saying
20:22
Speaker 3: that if I were to do this, I would do
20:24
Speaker 3: it much differently and not be so exclusionary.
20:26
Speaker 6: You actually can do it.
20:27
Speaker 3: Do you want me to send you the plans that
20:29
Speaker 3: we made up and how we contacted people and how
20:31
Speaker 3: we organized to get a jumpstart on things?
20:32
Speaker 6: Whoa, whoa, whoa.
20:33
Speaker 3: You're assuming that I'm able-bodied enough to do this, financially
20:36
Speaker 3: secure enough to do this? Like, come on. You don't
20:38
Speaker 3: know anything about me.
20:39
Speaker 6: Okay.
20:40
Speaker 1: Okay.
20:41
Speaker 3: I mean, look at you. Just another straight white woman.
20:43
Speaker 3: I'm not straight. Another straight cis white woman out telling
20:46
Speaker 3: people how to advocate for their community, how to build community. Like,
20:50
Speaker 3: you know anything. If you had listened to Black women,
20:52
Speaker 3: you would not be doing this.
20:53
Speaker 1: Fine.
20:53
Speaker 3: Then how would you do things differently? I do not
20:56
Speaker 3: owe you emotional labor. All right. I'm going to go
20:59
Speaker 3: get ready for this.
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Speaker 7: My God.
21:00
Speaker 3: Can you believe this leftist infighting?
21:02
Speaker 6: Unbelievable.
21:04
Speaker 1: Can you guys imagine having people like that as friends? Like,
21:08
Speaker 1: how exhausting and infuriating- would that be? It's all this
21:13
Speaker 1: talk about emotional labor. Have you listened to black women?
21:16
Speaker 1: Have you listened to a black woman today? Have you
21:18
Speaker 1: consulted with a black woman today before you decided to
21:20
Speaker 1: do this thing that's totally backward and bigoted and unprogressive?
21:25
Speaker 1: Instead of rallying around a simple, tangible act of service,
21:30
Speaker 1: which is organizing a food drive to help people in need,
21:34
Speaker 1: the effort gets bogged down in ideological purity tests, identity policing,
21:40
Speaker 1: performative outrage, the obsession with calling out fake offenses, refusing
21:45
Speaker 1: collaboration over personal grievances, framing basic cooperation as emotional labor,
21:50
Speaker 1: it all prevents well-meaning leftists from just trying to do good. Again,
21:56
Speaker 1: there's this sect of cancerous leftists who are destroying this party.
22:03
Speaker 1: You can't even do a food drive without talks of
22:07
Speaker 1: consulting black women and emotional labor. And again, this critique
22:11
Speaker 1: is coming from a leftist on TikTok. It's not me.
22:14
Speaker 1: I just showed you a left-wing TikTok, a queer woman
22:17
Speaker 1: saying there is something wrong in this party right now.
22:20
Speaker 1: There's all this talk about community and caring for the
22:23
Speaker 1: vulnerable among progressives. And meanwhile, the left isn't focused on
22:27
Speaker 1: solving problems. It is just consumed by this internal drama,
22:32
Speaker 1: abstract language games. And during COVID, instead of rallying around
22:36
Speaker 1: real compassion, like questioning harmful mandates or advocating for the
22:40
Speaker 1: vaccine injured, those same people were obsessed with maintaining moral superiority.
22:46
Speaker 1: They posted black squares, all in this together hashtags.
22:51
Speaker 2: The chat wants to know what emotional labor is.
22:53
Speaker 1: This is a great question. What is emotional labor? It's like,
22:57
Speaker 1: if you want to... Okay, here's how I'll explain emotional labor.
23:01
Speaker 1: It's like, if I... There was a great example of
23:07
Speaker 1: a Reddit thread about this. But if I'm like, you know,
23:11
Speaker 1: my dad died. I'm making a hypothetical. My dad is
23:14
Speaker 1: still alive, very much alive. I say, my dad died,
23:17
Speaker 1: and I need you to come over and go to
23:22
Speaker 1: the funeral, but also I would love it if you
23:24
Speaker 1: could just be there for me in this time of need.
23:27
Speaker 1: And another leftist will say, well, you're assuming that I'm
23:30
Speaker 1: in a place where I can do that for you.
23:32
Speaker 1: And you're asking too much emotional labor from me. Or
23:36
Speaker 1: just physical labor, too. Like, I need help moving. Like, well,
23:39
Speaker 1: you're assuming that I'm in an emotionally sound and physically
23:43
Speaker 1: sound place to be laboring for you and helping you.
23:47
Speaker 1: It's a way for leftists to get out of being
23:48
Speaker 1: just good friends and neighbors. That's what it is. They
23:52
Speaker 1: don't just do good things. They don't sacrifice for other people.
23:54
Speaker 1: They're inherently selfish. And so they make up words like
23:58
Speaker 1: emotional labor to get out of being good humans. And
24:04
Speaker 1: like I said about COVID, all these hashtags, we're all
24:08
Speaker 1: in this together. And then they cheered on the firing
24:11
Speaker 1: of nurses, of teachers, of military personnel who did not
24:16
Speaker 1: comply with the vax mandate. I thought they were my body,
24:18
Speaker 1: my choice. I guess not. They claim to care about
24:23
Speaker 1: the vulnerable, but their idea of activism was virtue signaling
24:25
Speaker 1: from behind a laptop while the working class bore the
24:28
Speaker 1: brunt of the lockdowns of the mandates. Any deviation from
24:31
Speaker 1: the narrative? no matter how backed by the data or
24:34
Speaker 1: lived experience, was met with smug dismissal or outright hostility.
24:40
Speaker 1: And dare point out a contradiction, and then suddenly you're
24:43
Speaker 1: a conspiracy theorist, or you're a danger to society, a
24:46
Speaker 1: domestic extremist. These people's version of community is always conditional.
24:51
Speaker 1: Their inclusion, purely performative, and their empathy gone the moment
24:57
Speaker 1: it requires any kind of courage, any kind of, like
25:00
Speaker 1: I said, that's with emotional labor, the moment it requires
25:04
Speaker 1: any kind of sacrifice on their part. It doesn't just
25:07
Speaker 1: think of sacrifice. It's inherently selfish. It is a selfish ideology.
25:13
Speaker 1: It's also an ideology that is constantly coveting other people's
25:19
Speaker 1: because you're always thinking about what you don't have. You're
25:22
Speaker 1: always comparing yourself. So many progressives, especially young progressives, they're
25:29
Speaker 1: quick to post these slogans and to wear these causes
25:32
Speaker 1: on their sleeves. And then when it comes to real
25:34
Speaker 1: on the ground service, they're nowhere to be found. And
25:38
Speaker 1: yet conservatives, often painted as heartless, the bad guys, consistently
25:44
Speaker 1: they're volunteering. They donate far more money on average than
25:48
Speaker 1: leftists do to charity. They show up in their communities.
25:51
Speaker 1: They quietly help neighbors, organize food drives. They act sacrificially
25:56
Speaker 1: to support of their churches and their local communities. They're
26:00
Speaker 1: Compassion is not performative. It's real. By the way, speaking
26:05
Speaker 1: of identity politics, here's Jasmine Crockett. Can't get away from her,
26:10
Speaker 1: you guys. She is the dumbest member of Congress. It's
26:12
Speaker 1: not AOC. Here's Jasmine Crockett saying that black GOP congressman
26:17
Speaker 1: Byron Donalds is whitewashed because he married a white woman.
26:23
Speaker 11: And if we continue to put people into office, and
26:26
Speaker 11: that even means some of our skinfolk who definitely are
26:30
Speaker 11: not our kinfolk, such as Byron Donalds, who are going
26:33
Speaker 11: to continue to say that, like, I mean, the fact
26:36
Speaker 11: that you sitting around talking about life was better under
26:38
Speaker 11: Jim Crow, like, is this because you don't understand history?
26:42
Speaker 11: Or literally it's because you married a white woman and
26:44
Speaker 11: so you think that that whitewashed you?
26:45
Speaker 1: I'm not really sure, like, what it is.
26:48
Speaker 6: Well, you couldn't even be married to a white woman
26:50
Speaker 6: under Jim Crow.
26:51
Speaker 2: Correct.
26:52
Speaker 6: Correct.
26:52
Speaker 11: And it took joy to call him out. So I'm like, bro, like,
26:55
Speaker 11: what are you talking about? Like, what are you saying? Like,
26:58
Speaker 11: he he's just out here. You know, I feel like
27:00
Speaker 11: they give him his talking points and he's like, yes, Massa,
27:02
Speaker 11: I got it.
27:04
Speaker 1: Yes, Massa. Like she's saying he's not our kinfolk. He
27:07
Speaker 1: shouldn't even be married to a white woman. What is
27:09
Speaker 1: this argument here? The yes, Massa argument that is like
27:12
Speaker 1: so regressive that Byron Donald is an is an Uncle Tom.
27:17
Speaker 1: He's not even black because he's right wing and he's
27:19
Speaker 1: married to a white woman. I guess it's bad to
27:22
Speaker 1: race mix now, per The Breakfast Club and Jasmine Crockett.
27:26
Speaker 1: Does any of that sound inclusive to you? Does Jasmine
27:29
Speaker 1: Crockett want to overturn Loving Bee Virginia? What is going
27:32
Speaker 1: on with this party? I guess we're back to policing
27:36
Speaker 1: a skin color. And this kind of rhetoric reveals the
27:39
Speaker 1: ugly truth behind the so-called inclusive party. It's not inclusive
27:42
Speaker 1: if you do not conform. It's not about justice or
27:45
Speaker 1: progressivism anymore. It's about tribalism and control and humiliating anyone
27:50
Speaker 1: who dares step outside the ideological plantation. It is dehumanizing. Ironically.
27:58
Speaker 1: It's also a double standard. Take a look at this.
28:02
Speaker 1: Throw that graph, this little image up there, Michael. Kamala Harris,
28:06
Speaker 1: married to a white man. AOC engaged to a white man.
28:12
Speaker 1: Ilhan Omar, married to a white man. Ketanji Brown Jackson,
28:16
Speaker 1: married to a white man. No comment from Jasmine Crockett
28:21
Speaker 1: on her friends. and their romantic partners. I don't know
28:25
Speaker 1: if you guys know this, I was telling Michael over
28:26
Speaker 1: the weekend, did you know that black women and white
28:29
Speaker 1: men have the lowest divorce rate of any racial pairing?
28:33
Speaker 1: Like white on white, no. Black and black, no. Hispanic, Hispanic, no.
28:37
Speaker 1: Black women and, by the way, black men and white women,
28:43
Speaker 1: they have very high divorce rates. White men and black women,
28:48
Speaker 1: lowest divorce rate. So maybe Jasmine Crockett Should give a
28:52
Speaker 1: white guy a chance. Could make her a little less
28:55
Speaker 1: bitter and insane.
28:56
Speaker 6: Who knows?
28:58
Speaker 1: Use Byron Donald's family. Oh, it's such a beautiful family.
29:01
Speaker 7: So sweet.
29:02
Speaker 1: I mean, just like, who is, who is hating on this?
29:04
Speaker 1: Like who, who is against interracial marriage? Like, I just
29:07
Speaker 1: don't understand. Especially if you look at the divorce rate statistics,
29:10
Speaker 1: it's like, hey.
29:13
Speaker 7: Some would call that racist.
29:15
Speaker 1: Some would call that racism.
29:17
Speaker 7: I don't know.
29:18
Speaker 1: Maybe Jasmine Crockett should go out with a white guy.
29:21
Speaker 1: It could be good for her. She might be a
29:23
Speaker 1: little bit happier. I don't know. I don't know. But
29:27
Speaker 1: if Jasmine really wants to talk about black people and
29:30
Speaker 1: identity and justice or whatever, why doesn't she care about
29:33
Speaker 1: the black people on the south side of Chicago? That's
29:35
Speaker 1: my question. It's like we're going to police who people marry,
29:37
Speaker 1: who people engage. to, unless they're on our side, then
29:42
Speaker 1: we don't care. And they don't care about what's actually
29:44
Speaker 1: happening with black people in places like the south side
29:47
Speaker 1: of Chicago, where I used to live. These people have
29:49
Speaker 1: been begging Democrats to stop housing illegals in their communities
29:55
Speaker 1: and diverting resources away from non-citizens to, again, illegals, And
29:59
Speaker 1: who can blame them for being frustrated? This is the
30:01
Speaker 1: party that says, oh, we care about black people. We're anti-racist.
30:03
Speaker 1: We love you guys. And then they flood their communities
30:06
Speaker 1: with massive illegal migration and divert all the funding away
30:10
Speaker 1: from their schools and into illegal communities. This is why
30:14
Speaker 1: Americans are more frustrated than ever. To see your government
30:18
Speaker 1: throw money at non-citizens. Speaking of illegals, can I just
30:23
Speaker 1: say that Trendy Aragua isn't a violent gang? It is
30:26
Speaker 1: a foreign directed paramilitary operation. A military incursion, as American
30:32
Speaker 1: greatness described it. These are trained, funded, and deployed by
30:37
Speaker 1: the Venezuelan regime to destabilize the United States from within.
30:40
Speaker 1: And President Trump is in full accordance with the Alien
30:44
Speaker 1: Enemies Act and is right to issue a formal proclamation
30:49
Speaker 1: recognizing this threat for what it is. Military incursion. And
30:52
Speaker 1: to think that you have Democrats saying, yeah, we should
30:54
Speaker 1: just keep these guys here. We should just keep this
30:57
Speaker 1: illegal network of a foreign gang in this country. That's
31:02
Speaker 1: an absurd thing to tell regular Americans, black, white, Hispanic,
31:05
Speaker 1: I don't care what the race is. It's insane. As
31:09
Speaker 1: American Greatness reports, directed CIA veteran Gary Bernstein has confirmed
31:15
Speaker 1: the group's military-style training links to Maduro's intelligence apparatus and
31:20
Speaker 1: involvement in acts of sabotage, including arson, responsible for over
31:24
Speaker 1: $ 300 billion in damages. And yet Democrats are cheering on
31:30
Speaker 1: Judge James Boasberg for trying to block Trump's effort to
31:34
Speaker 1: remove these illegal gang members. And by the way, Tren
31:38
Speaker 1: de Aragua operates in tandem with narco-terrorist networks and has
31:43
Speaker 1: spread across 20 US states. Why don't Democrats want to
31:46
Speaker 1: defend the homeland? It's such a bafflingly indispensable take to have.
31:53
Speaker 1: I really can't stop thinking about this video. Remember these
31:56
Speaker 1: protests from a while back Migrant protesters stormed the 101
32:01
Speaker 1: freeway in Los Angeles and they are waving Mexican flags
32:07
Speaker 1: as they take over this freeway.
32:10
Speaker 3: Take a look.
32:16
Speaker 1: I don't see a single American flag inside here. Do
32:19
Speaker 1: you see an American flag, Michael? It's like only Mexican flags.
32:27
Speaker 1: These people are waving Mexican flags demanding to stay in America.
32:31
Speaker 1: It's absurd. And this proves these people should not be here.
32:34
Speaker 1: Matt Wallace said something that I thought, well, I thought
32:38
Speaker 1: it was good. A lot of people thought it was
32:39
Speaker 1: really controversial, but he said yesterday on X, how to
32:43
Speaker 1: fix America in four easy steps. You must speak English
32:47
Speaker 1: fluently to vote. You must be a U.S. citizen and
32:50
Speaker 1: only a U.S. citizen to vote. You must pass a
32:53
Speaker 1: fifth grade level civics test to vote. You must not
32:56
Speaker 1: be on any form of welfare to vote. What would
33:00
Speaker 1: that do? Preserve the integrity, sovereignty, and cultural identity of
33:05
Speaker 1: the United States. Voters should have undivided loyalty to this nation,
33:11
Speaker 1: be self-reliant and invested in this nation's success. That's the way.
33:17
Speaker 1: Someone decided to respond to Matt. Renan Barkana, I think
33:21
Speaker 1: I'm pronouncing his name right, is a professor of physics
33:24
Speaker 1: in Tel Aviv and a dual U.S.-Israel citizen. And he
33:27
Speaker 1: wrote this, barred from serving makes a lot of sense.
33:30
Speaker 1: Barred from voting, that's extreme. You're saying that if someone
33:34
Speaker 1: spent half their life in another country in order to
33:36
Speaker 1: get rights as a U.S. citizen, oh, look, I have
33:39
Speaker 1: that cut off in my notes. Let's see. they must
33:45
Speaker 1: cut ties to the other country only if it's an
33:48
Speaker 1: enemy of the U.S. So he's saying, if it's like
33:53
Speaker 1: Iran or it's China or it's Russia, then sure, you
33:55
Speaker 1: shouldn't be able to vote. But if it's a friend
33:57
Speaker 1: of America, well, then you should be allowed to be
33:59
Speaker 1: a dual citizen. And Matt responded to this. He said,
34:03
Speaker 1: it's extreme to say that citizens of other countries shouldn't
34:07
Speaker 1: vote in our elections. Call it what you want. We
34:09
Speaker 1: need to drastically limit the number of people who we
34:12
Speaker 1: allow to vote. We can start by booting the foreign citizens,
34:15
Speaker 1: and we certainly shouldn't end there. I think we have
34:18
Speaker 1: to ask ourselves, what's the purpose of voting? And what
34:23
Speaker 1: is voting? Is it an entitlement? Is it an inalienable right? No,
34:29
Speaker 1: it's not. Voting is a sacred responsibility. It should be
34:33
Speaker 1: reserved for those with unwavering loyalty to this country, allowing
34:37
Speaker 1: foreign citizens or those with divided national ties to serve
34:41
Speaker 1: in Congress or vote dilutes the political power of everyday
34:44
Speaker 1: Americans and threatens national cohesion. And I have family that
34:51
Speaker 1: are dual citizens. I don't support them being dual citizens.
34:54
Speaker 1: I say, you guys have to revoke your dual citizenship
34:56
Speaker 1: if you want to vote in this country. I say
34:58
Speaker 1: that to people who I'm very close with. This is
35:00
Speaker 1: just what I think. And you might say, well, I'm
35:04
Speaker 1: a dual citizen, but I'm loyal to America first. And
35:07
Speaker 1: to that I say, I'm sorry. Dual citizenship inherently splits loyalty,
35:13
Speaker 1: even if unintentionally. And when it comes to voting or
35:16
Speaker 1: shaping national policy, the stakes are too high for divided ties.
35:21
Speaker 1: In a time when globalist elites are eager to erode
35:23
Speaker 1: borders and citizenship itself, tightening voting eligibility is not extreme.
35:29
Speaker 1: It is common sense patriotism. I want to share with
35:33
Speaker 1: you guys this fascinating video posted by Wade Scott. He's
35:38
Speaker 1: a great commentator, up-and-coming guy. Last Friday, he posted this.
35:43
Speaker 1: It's a little long, but he pulls at the threads
35:46
Speaker 1: of this American identity question by trying to decipher what
35:50
Speaker 1: Vivek Ramaswamy defines as American identity. And remember, for some context,
35:55
Speaker 1: that Vivek went viral at the start of the year
35:59
Speaker 1: for essentially saying that Americans are lazy and they spend
36:02
Speaker 1: too much time watching Saved by the Bell. So we
36:04
Speaker 1: need mass legal immigration, which is, of course, good for
36:07
Speaker 1: the GDP. but not good for regular Americans because it
36:11
Speaker 1: drives down wages. It forces regular Americans, especially in the
36:15
Speaker 1: tech industry, to compete with low-wage workers. So what happens
36:19
Speaker 1: is they just don't get those jobs. It creates a
36:21
Speaker 1: surf class of American citizens, but it's great for corporations.
36:24
Speaker 1: It's great for the GDP. And ever since that time,
36:27
Speaker 1: Vivek has been haunted by this question of what is
36:31
Speaker 1: America first? What is American identity? Here is Wade responding
36:36
Speaker 1: and dissecting Vivek's argument. And again, like I said, it's
36:39
Speaker 1: a little long. This video is excellent. Take a listen.
36:43
Speaker 12: If America is an idea, then becoming an American means
36:46
Speaker 12: learning all the ideas. The problem is that this turns
36:49
Speaker 12: assimilation into a sort of trivia contest, reducing American culture
36:53
Speaker 12: to being really good at school. And in case you
36:55
Speaker 12: think I'm overstating it.
36:56
Speaker 10: We also have to retain and preserve a culture to
37:00
Speaker 10: assimilate into.
37:01
Speaker 5: Yes.
37:01
Speaker 10: And we're not heading in the right direction, Will. If
37:03
Speaker 10: our own kids, 85% of kids who graduate from high school,
37:06
Speaker 10: can't answer those same questions, we've gone too much to
37:09
Speaker 10: a participation trophy culture rather than a championship trophy culture.
37:12
Speaker 10: I think the essence of America is we're founded on exceptionalism.
37:16
Speaker 12: For Vivek, the center of American culture is hard work,
37:19
Speaker 12: specifically academic work. But there's one problem.
37:22
Speaker 10: A kid in China right now is four years ahead.
37:25
Speaker 10: of a kid in the United States.
37:26
Speaker 12: So by his definition of American culture, China is more
37:29
Speaker 12: American than America is, and a Chinese kid who can
37:32
Speaker 12: speak English and watch his schoolhouse rock is practically George Washington.
37:36
Speaker 12: Will pushes back by saying that America is a people,
37:38
Speaker 12: and it's defined by its culture and history, not just
37:41
Speaker 12: ideas and hard work. Vivek's attitude is, yeah, yeah, yeah,
37:44
Speaker 12: it's a people, but what really separates it from the
37:46
Speaker 12: rest is we have the best ideas, the best opportunities,
37:49
Speaker 12: we're good at school, and we're open to immigrants. So
37:52
Speaker 12: that's his vision of American identity. but the most interesting
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Speaker 12: aspect of his definition is what he leaves out of it.
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Speaker 12: To define ourselves by our openness to outsiders is to
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Speaker 12: define ourselves a way, to define a house by describing
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Speaker 12: the front door. Four years ago, I moved to Moscow, Idaho.
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Speaker 12: Imagine if I talked to someone who's been here for
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Speaker 12: 50 years and said, you know, there are a lot
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Speaker 12: of places out there, but what makes this town unique
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Speaker 12: is that I can move here and get a good job.
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Speaker 12: That may be the best part for me, but it's
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Speaker 12: not what makes it what it is. There's a lot
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Speaker 12: to say here, but the bottom line for now is
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Speaker 12: that we are not just an opportunity mill. We are
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Speaker 12: more than our ideas and more than our economy. As
38:26
Speaker 12: I watched this clip from a vague, I couldn't help
38:28
Speaker 12: but think of this David Mamet quote. People may or
38:30
Speaker 12: may not say what they mean. but they always say
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Speaker 12: something designed to get what they want. I can't read
38:35
Speaker 12: Vivek's mind, but I can speculate as to why he
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Speaker 12: wouldn't want to lean too heavy into history, heritage, and
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Speaker 12: religion when talking about American identity on the campaign trail.
38:43
Speaker 12: Defining America is like trying to define your mom. You
38:46
Speaker 12: may not have a ready definition, but you know when
38:48
Speaker 12: someone's got it wrong or if they've left out something important.
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Speaker 12: The topic isn't going away, and Vivek is going to
38:53
Speaker 12: have to address it more and more in the race
38:54
Speaker 12: for governor.
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Speaker 1: I think Wade really powerfully affirms What so many Americans
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Speaker 1: instinctively know, but often struggle to articulate, that our nation
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Speaker 1: is more than an idea. It's a people with a
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Speaker 1: shared culture, history, inheritance. Vivek's vision of America as a meritocratic,
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Speaker 1: borderless opportunity machine is wrong and it's soulless. Hard work
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Speaker 1: and civic knowledge are admirable. We need them. But they
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Speaker 1: are not the soul of a nation. America is not
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Speaker 1: simply a set of values one memorizes to gain entry,
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Speaker 1: but a living tradition rooted in the culture of its founders,
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Speaker 1: namely the English Protestant heritage that shaped our institutions, laws,
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Speaker 1: and national character. And I say that as a is
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Speaker 1: not just about passing a civics test, but about joining
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Speaker 1: a people with deep historical continuity. So Wade's analogy about
39:55
Speaker 1: defining a house by its front door brilliantly exposes the
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Speaker 1: emptiness of defining a country by just its openness to outsiders.
40:04
Speaker 1: His reminder that we are more than our economy, more
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Speaker 1: than our ideas, is a call to remember who we
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Speaker 1: are before we forget entirely. We have to answer this
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Speaker 1: question of American identity if we are going to have
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Speaker 1: the chance at fighting for America-first ideals. It is essential.
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Speaker 1: It's going to be hard, but we have to do it.
40:23
Speaker 1: By the way, speaking of people in an identity crisis,
40:26
Speaker 1: our friends across the pond have completely lost the plot.
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Speaker 1: New sentencing guidelines from the Independent Sentencing Council in the
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Speaker 1: UK are encouraging judges to consider an offender's ethnicity, culture,
40:39
Speaker 1: and religion when deciding sentences. Starting in April, judges will
40:43
Speaker 1: be told to weigh a criminal's minority status, so whether
40:46
Speaker 1: you're gay, a woman, trans, black, brown, autistic, Muslim, before
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Speaker 1: determining the punishment. So what's the implication here? That some
40:56
Speaker 1: people should be sentenced differently than others based on who
40:59
Speaker 1: they are, not what they did. And who do you
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Speaker 1: think is going to get the longer sentences?
41:03
Speaker 7: Drop a comment.
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Speaker 1: Who do you think is going to get the longer
41:05
Speaker 1: sentences here? The answer is, of course, straight white men.
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Speaker 1: the villains of every single piece of media in the
41:13
Speaker 1: last four decades. White men will be sentenced to longer
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Speaker 1: prison time than women, ethnic minorities, Muslims. This is a
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Speaker 1: brazen two-tier justice system. Now, leftists in the UK are
41:26
Speaker 1: realizing that this is real bad policy. This is almost
41:29
Speaker 1: a step too far for some of them. And some
41:31
Speaker 1: of them are opposing it, including Keir Starmer. Take a listen.
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Speaker 13: Well, I'm disappointed in this response, and the Lord Chancellor
41:38
Speaker 13: is obviously continuing to engage on this, and we're considering
41:42
Speaker 13: our response. And, you know, all options are on the table,
41:46
Speaker 13: but I am disappointed at this outcome. And now we'll
41:49
Speaker 13: have to consider what we do as a result.
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Speaker 1: Now, here's what's strange. The Justice Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, I
41:56
Speaker 1: think I'm saying her name right. So it's like the
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Speaker 1: equivalent to a cabinet member here in America. She is
42:02
Speaker 1: echoing the points of Keir Starmer, but she did nothing
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Speaker 1: to stop this during the decision-making process. Take a listen
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Speaker 1: to this.
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Speaker 6: No.
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Speaker 14: I mean, I think the Sentencing Council itself was wrong,
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Speaker 14: and it's deeply concerning that they produced these guidelines. But
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Speaker 14: the Justice Secretary is represented at the Sentencing Council, and
42:20
Speaker 14: I've read the minutes at the very meeting at which
42:23
Speaker 14: these guidelines were signed off, and Shabana Mood, the Justice
42:26
Speaker 14: Secretary's representative, was there. No objections were raised. So either...
42:31
Speaker 14: This was the policy of the Justice Secretary. She's changed
42:35
Speaker 14: her mind, but this was her policy. Or she was
42:37
Speaker 14: asleep at the wheel and was not in command of
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Speaker 14: her own department when one of her most senior civil
42:42
Speaker 14: servants was sat around the very table at which these
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Speaker 14: guidelines were produced. I would hope that if I was
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Speaker 14: Justice Secretary and my officials were sat around the table,
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Speaker 14: I would be instructing them to block this in any
42:53
Speaker 14: way that's possible.
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Speaker 1: When equity trumps truth, justice dies. And the very men
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Speaker 1: who cast, who we are now casting as oppressors, who
43:05
Speaker 1: the UK casts as oppressors, were the ones who built
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Speaker 1: the United Kingdom. They forged its legal system, defended it
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Speaker 1: in war, advanced science, and laid the foundation for its
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Speaker 1: prosperity and civil society. Everything that the UK has, thank
43:19
Speaker 1: white men.
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Speaker 7: Sorry.
43:20
Speaker 1: Three cheers for white men because they built the UK.
43:23
Speaker 1: And to erase their contributions while scapegoating them for these
43:26
Speaker 1: modern grievances, is not justice, it is cultural suicide. We're
43:29
Speaker 1: seeing it here in America too. Speaking of morality, we
43:35
Speaker 1: have to talk about the Black Mass. We've been covering
43:38
Speaker 1: how Satanists in Kansas were planning a Black Mass for
43:41
Speaker 1: the Kansas State Capitol in order to dedicate the Capitol
43:44
Speaker 1: to the devil himself. Around this time, the Satanists also
43:49
Speaker 1: broke into a church, ransacked it, beheaded a statue of St.
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Speaker 7: Patrick.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of stuff happening in Kansas right now.
43:54
Speaker 1: And at first, these Satanists were given permission to do
43:57
Speaker 1: this Black Mass, but then they were stripped of their
43:59
Speaker 1: Capitol permit after 95,000 Catholics petitioned Kansas Governor Laura Kelly
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Speaker 1: to end this whole thing. But the Satanists said, okay, well,
44:08
Speaker 1: we're actually going to do the Black Mass anyways. We're
44:10
Speaker 1: still going to show up at the Capitol and dedicate
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Speaker 1: it to the devil. So then this massive prayerful counter-demonstration
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Speaker 1: ensued on Friday, and hundreds of Christians gathered outside the Capitol,
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Speaker 1: praying 15 decades of the Rosary and singing hymns and
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Speaker 1: with the rallying cry, Christ is King. It was a
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Speaker 1: real militant counter demonstration. So the Black Mass was going
44:32
Speaker 1: to take place, took place on Friday, kind of took
44:34
Speaker 1: place on Friday. And the leader of the devil worshipers,
44:37
Speaker 1: his name is Michael Stewart. He was arrested after physically
44:40
Speaker 1: assaulting a young Catholic man who disrupted the blasphemous Black
44:45
Speaker 1: Mass ritual and consumed a desecrated host to the Eucharist,
44:51
Speaker 1: the body of Christ, And Stewart, head of the Satanic Grotto,
44:55
Speaker 1: reportedly threw the consecrated host on the ground during this
44:58
Speaker 1: outdoor ceremony. So that's why the man promptly intervened, ate
45:03
Speaker 1: the host. Stewart violently attacked this guy. And then another
45:06
Speaker 1: Satanist dragged the Catholic protester away before police eventually intervened.
45:11
Speaker 1: Really dramatic moment. Take a look at this.
45:14
Speaker 2: We'll do today by violating the quiet.
45:17
Speaker 6: Of your body.
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Speaker 1: So he's holding up the host, if you're listening. Screaming
45:25
Speaker 1: something into a bullhorn, I don't know. And then he
45:32
Speaker 1: throws it on the ground and he stomps on it.
45:35
Speaker 1: But then this guy rushes in and you can't really see,
45:38
Speaker 1: but he, I guess, consumes the host to obviously protect
45:43
Speaker 1: it from desecration. And then the Satanist yells assault, but
45:50
Speaker 1: then He starts beating the crap out of this guy
45:52
Speaker 1: who's just laying on the ground.
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Speaker 2: That looks like assault to me.
45:55
Speaker 1: Yeah, it looks like assault on the part of the Satanists.
45:58
Speaker 1: Another guy starts tracking him.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, he's just smiling.
46:13
Speaker 1: He's such a grotesque looking guy. Even his voice, you
46:17
Speaker 1: just feel like, ugh. Gives you the creeps. And for Catholics,
46:23
Speaker 1: understand that what this man did by eating the host
46:26
Speaker 1: was heroic. It was a bold act of reverence and protection.
46:30
Speaker 1: He rescued the Blessed Sacrament from being desecrated in a
46:32
Speaker 1: Satanist ritual. And in doing so, the man risked physical
46:36
Speaker 1: harm to defend what Catholics truly believe is the body
46:38
Speaker 1: of Christ. And the event gets crazier because later inside
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Speaker 1: the Capitol building, Stewart defies law enforcement orders and tries
46:45
Speaker 1: to dedicate the rotunda to the devil. And then another
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Speaker 1: young man, attempts to stop him by grabbing the booklet
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Speaker 1: from his hand, like just stop the ceremony midway, and
46:54
Speaker 1: Stewart punches him in the face. Take a look at this.
47:04
Speaker 1: He grabs the booklet, just clocks in. The kid stands
47:09
Speaker 1: up though, and then the cops come, just body the
47:12
Speaker 1: Satanist guy, just like throw him to the ground. Then
47:15
Speaker 1: they body pile on him. Everybody's running around, it's totally chaotic.
47:24
Speaker 1: This is him being escorted out. So Stewart was, yeah,
47:36
Speaker 1: thank you. Yeah, I mean, this is a totally dramatic moment.
47:38
Speaker 1: Like you just see the guy's fist in this young
47:41
Speaker 1: kid's face. He was arrested, of course, and was seemingly
47:46
Speaker 1: thwarted in dedicating the capital to the devil. At the
47:50
Speaker 1: same time, the local archbishop led a packed mass and
47:53
Speaker 1: Eucharistic holy hour at the nearby Assumption Church, denouncing the
47:58
Speaker 1: black mass as hate speech and re-consecrating the state to
48:02
Speaker 1: the sacred heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
48:05
Speaker 1: So Christian demonstrators declared a spiritual victory in defense of Christ,
48:08
Speaker 1: the Eucharist, the soul of Kansas. And this whole ordeal
48:11
Speaker 1: really does come back to this battle over American identity,
48:15
Speaker 1: I think. At our roots... America is a Christian nation,
48:20
Speaker 1: not in a theocratic sense or a sectarian sense, but
48:22
Speaker 1: in a moral, cultural, and civilizational sense. Our laws, our institutions,
48:27
Speaker 1: through traditions that have shaped who we are, shaped our
48:33
Speaker 1: founding documents, or rooted in the gospel and natural law,
48:38
Speaker 1: the very idea that human dignity, liberty, and justice that
48:41
Speaker 1: a republic is built on come from not relativism or secularism,
48:45
Speaker 1: but from the Christian understanding that each person is made
48:48
Speaker 1: in the image of God. And when Satanists attempt to
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Speaker 1: desecrate the Eucharist, claim dominion over a public building, and
48:53
Speaker 1: then not just commit an act of spiritual violence, declare
48:58
Speaker 1: war on Christian foundations in our country. That's what this
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Speaker 1: really was. And that's why what happened in Kansas matters,
49:04
Speaker 1: because hundreds gathered to proclaim that Christ is King, not
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Speaker 1: just of individual hearts, but of nations in The face
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Speaker 1: of darkness, they bore witness to the truth that America's future,
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Speaker 1: if it is to remain free and good and ordered,
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Speaker 1: must be anchored in the faith that made it possible
49:21
Speaker 1: in the first place. And we're really making massive cultural advancements,
49:26
Speaker 1: I think. I want to show you guys a new
49:28
Speaker 1: Nike ad. It's about the rise of NFL stars. Michael,
49:32
Speaker 1: do you want to give me these names?
49:35
Speaker 7: Troy Polamalu and LaDainian Tomlinson.
49:38
Speaker 1: Thank you, Michael. See, I can't pronounce these names. I'm
49:40
Speaker 1: not a football fan, but I am a fan of
49:42
Speaker 1: this ad. I want you to watch this video about
49:45
Speaker 1: these two football stars and their rise to fame. And
49:48
Speaker 1: it begins with an ultrasound. Canada boys are just like, Roughhousing,
50:09
Speaker 1: playing football as kids.
50:10
Speaker 8: To and from school, training.
50:18
Speaker 1: Playing college and then the NFL. He's coming back as kids.
50:47
Speaker 1: You got a chat, Michael? If Paul were alive today,
50:54
Speaker 1: he'd be writing us a letter. Yeah, he would. He
50:57
Speaker 1: would be writing us a letter. The American church is
51:00
Speaker 1: very problematic. There would be many letters from Paul. Paul
51:04
Speaker 1: couldn't even imagine what's happening right now in America. But
51:07
Speaker 1: I will say, I was very proud of these Christians
51:10
Speaker 1: for combating this Satanist trying to dedicate their state capital
51:13
Speaker 1: to the devil. And what I love about this ad
51:16
Speaker 1: is it shows, it recognizes the through line from pre-born
51:19
Speaker 1: to now. This is life. It was a radical, implicit
51:23
Speaker 1: message for a company like Nike. It's a very pro-life message.
51:28
Speaker 1: And we have to positively reinforce companies who do good things,
51:32
Speaker 1: who take a break from poisoning the public. and embrace
51:38
Speaker 1: this ongoing vibe shift and sort of lean into conservatism
51:42
Speaker 1: and traditionalism. We have to encourage that if we want
51:44
Speaker 1: it to keep happening. We don't have to like everything
51:46
Speaker 1: about Nike. We don't have to shop there. But we
51:49
Speaker 1: can positively reinforce an embrace of implicit traditional values. And
51:53
Speaker 1: in fact, we must. We need our institutions to embrace
51:56
Speaker 1: the mores of American cultural heritage. What do you call
52:00
Speaker 1: a political movement that cheers on vandalism, justifies arson, and
52:05
Speaker 1: harasses strangers on the streets while insisting that they're the
52:08
Speaker 1: moral ones. It's the same ideology behind firebombing a GOP
52:13
Speaker 1: office in New Mexico or smashing Tesla service stations in
52:16
Speaker 1: Vegas and chasing a guy down the street for driving
52:18
Speaker 1: a cyber truck. These aren't isolated incidents. They are expressions
52:23
Speaker 1: of a broader worldview that treats destruction as virtue and faith,
52:28
Speaker 1: as something to combat. And yet in the middle of
52:32
Speaker 1: all this madness, something like the Christian Kansas counter-protests or
52:36
Speaker 1: the new Nike ad slips through. It's a quiet, powerful
52:39
Speaker 1: reminder of what's real. These are quiet, like I said,
52:43
Speaker 1: reminders that despite the rage and the violence and the
52:47
Speaker 1: clear Marxist influences, that there are still moments in this
52:51
Speaker 1: country that tap into something very real and very good.
52:55
Speaker 1: And there is a vibe shift that is truly underway,
52:58
Speaker 1: that is truly something beautiful to behold. And so I
53:02
Speaker 1: want to leave you guys with that optimism for today.
53:04
Speaker 1: That's all I have. And, you know, Michael, make sure
53:07
Speaker 1: we have a video at the end of the show,
53:08
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Speaker 9: I think a lot of people are underestimating the Trump
54:53
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54:57
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54:59
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