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Who is James P? The Truth Behind America Unfiltered Final Part 3 | America Unfiltered Ep 80 · America Unfiltered With James P

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America, we are back, baby. Welcome to another episode of
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America Unfiltered. We're back in a suit.
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We're back in action. We're ready to roll today.
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We got a great show for you today, folks.
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Today is going to be our final part.
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To The Who is James past the ladies in America Unfiltered.
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It's really just going to be me talking again about my political
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beliefs, why I got into this, and what I think this country is
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doing wrong, doing right, what it needs to improve.
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There's a lot it's doing wrong, a lot it's doing right,
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especially over the last few years.
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Over the last couple episodes, we talked about a lot of
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different topics and I want to continue talking about some of
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those topics, talk about some new ones.
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I want to talk about AII, want to talk about problems that are
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happening my generation, which is stuff we've already talked
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about. I want to talk about mainstream
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conservatism versus other parts of the Conservative Party.
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I want to talk about how the Liberal Party's starting to
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break up in a similar way, and how we're starting to see a new
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divide in politics beyond the big divide we already have
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between liberals and Republicans.
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We have this huge divide that we've all known.
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People disagree on pretty much everything. 50% of the
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population hates the other 50%, or maybe it's not that extreme,
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but it's pretty close to that. Politically, people are very
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divided in this country, but now we're starting to see people
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within their own parties break up.
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Among the Democratic Party. One of the big reasons it seems
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to be happening right now is the 2028 presidential bid.
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A lot of them do not agree with who the candidate should be.
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You see a lot of people saying that Kamala was a really weak
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candidate who wasn't even primaried in and that she would
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be another disaster in 2028. You have them talking about AOC
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or Jasmine Crockett. Who?
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What are we trying to do? Are we just trying to throw
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America away? AOC has the talking points of a
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5 year old and Jasmine Crockett can completed a sentence.
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Jasmine Crockett is essentially illiterate.
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Jasmine Crockett says extremely offensive things to people of
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all races in the hang of Congress, in for her
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constituents, all of America really very active on Twitter,
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very vocal against Donald Trump, tried to even impeach or file
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articles of impeachment against Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump speaks out against Jasmine Crockett all the time.
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I think he tweeted out that she was low IQ or put it on true
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socially doesn't really tweet as much.
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But yeah, like when you have the president tweeting that someone
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in Congress is low IQ, I don't know, that's not great.
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That kind of shows you that some of the people in Congress need
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to step it up a little bit. It takes a lot for the president
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to make that leap to say that person is low IQ because that's
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an insult. And he earled it her way pretty
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quick. And it's true.
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It is not wrong. She does compare it to other
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people in Congress make lower IQ points that.
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But AOC does the same thing. Bernie Sanders has some as well.
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Bernie Sanders got completely exposed on Joe Rogan for this.
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It was one of the most trending topics on X and on YouTube for
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about a week after. Because that's one of the
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beauties of the Joe Rogan podcast and a three hour podcast
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in general is you can be as somebody and lie to somebody and
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you can push your agenda or whatever it is for an hour or 45
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minutes, maybe even an hour and a half if you know you're well
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media trained. But for three hours to
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continuously push your woke agenda, to not be able to back
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it up with facts and then to be saying, yeah, we would have to
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tax people at 90%. Are you serious?
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Do you want to start a revolution in this country?
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You're going to tax us at 90%? I remember they put 2% tax on
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tea and you saw what happened, 90%.
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Are you kidding me? It's Bernie Sanders.
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It's just ridiculous. I love that he said in the Joe
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Rogan podcast that he's not going to run for president.
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He understands he's too old. I agree with, I even think
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Donald Trump's too old. I think we need some young blood
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in there. I think the fact that you could
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be 35 to run for president and there's not more 35 year olds
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who do this, extremely disappointing.
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People say, oh, lack of political experience.
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When there are people get into politics early in their 20s,
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that happens a lot, especially nowadays.
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So maybe we'll see some upcoming candidates like that.
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But also, I don't think a lack of political experience is the
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worst thing. I think as long as you have a
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good understanding of foreign policy, you're a firm
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negotiator, you're smart, you understand politics that not
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just like politics, we understand it as constituents,
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but politics on a deeper level. The game of it, it's a complete
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game in Washington, DC, and it's a sport.
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And there are winners and there are losers.
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And right now, the Republicans, they look like they're winning.
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They're not really winning, but they look like they're winning.
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And there are winners and losers in politics.
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And it's like business. It's business is another sport
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as well. And there are people who
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dominate in that sport. And there are people who
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absolutely fail in that sport and lose and get rolled over by
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people who dominate in that sport.
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And not everyone plays fair. People cheat, people cut
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corners, people bribe, people do all kinds of terrible things.
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But just like any other sport, people do it.
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Some people get caught, very few, but a lot of people get
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away with it. And that's the corruption in our
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government. It's the lobbying.
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It's the reason why I don't love these older candidates.
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I don't love people who've been around the block for 50 years
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because that's 50 years you've been in politics where lobbyists
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are ringing your phone every day.
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I understand how politics works. The day your name gets on the
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ballot, no matter what level of government you're applying for,
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you have lobbyists calling you. You have gun lobbyists.
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You have Christian lobbyists. You have Jewish lobbyists.
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You have Muslim lobbyists. You have food lobbyists.
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You have health lobbyists. You have pro soda lobbyists.
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You have lobbyists from everything calling you, emailing
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you, offering you $1000 to say this, $1000 to say that.
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It's corruption, It's terrible. It's one of the things we need
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rooted out of our system. It's one of the reasons we need
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more fresh blood in this country.
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We need more people who are 35 years old to start putting
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themselves in these presidential elections, to start actually
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trying to make a name for themselves in this country.
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And even if you're not 35 and just give me the lower half of
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50 or 60, I'm just, I don't know.
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I'm sick of seeing 80 year olds in there.
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I'm sick of seeing these really old guys who have really no ties
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to the future of this country. Donald Trump, you could say a
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little bit because his kids are young.
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And I do think Baron is being primed to be the presidential
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candidate one day. So that could be a one of our 35
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year old candidates possibly. But we need people who have a
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real stake in this country to be in office.
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We need people who love this country with everything they
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have, are competent enough to hold that place in office.
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They're not just there because they were a Democrat or
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Republican. A lot of people just go down the
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ballot on Election Day. They'll vote for the president
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because they know those people. A lot of people don't do the
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research on the House and the Senate and the judges and the
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sheriff's and all the other people you're voting in on your
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ballots. Or at least in Florida, we vote
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in sheriffs. I don't know about every other
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state, but all the other things you vote on your ballot, some
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people just go down the line Democrat, down the line
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Republican, and I don't agree with that.
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I think more people need to do more research and people think,
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oh, it doesn't really matter, they're not impacting big
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issues. But in reality, it does impact
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your day-to-day life a lot more than you think.
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I can give an example of this. In my life, I have lived in
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Collier County and Lee County. I currently live in Lee County
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and I find Collier County to be a lot better.
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I don't have anything wrong with Lee County.
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I love Lee County. It's my home and I want to
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continue to improve it, but Collier County is a lot better
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because they enforce crime more. They also are way better about
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taxes and small businesses. They are way better when it
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comes to supporting their constituents and listening to
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what their constituents want, and they are also a more
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peaceful society there. There's very little crime in
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Collier County compared to Lee County, which is a fairly
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dangerous county sometimes, and there's also corruption that
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happens in Lee County. Lee County was one of the
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counties that tried to veto ICE deportations in the county until
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they eventually were pressured to lose federal funding and they
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had to overturn that. Thank the Lord.
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I don't think that illegal migrants should be in this area.
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Especially in my area. We had one who just got deported
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in the town right next to me for molesting a little boy.
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That is terrible. That person should go to hell.
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That person should be deported. That person should have to
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suffer every day in prison for his consequences.
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These are terrible crimes. And I'm not saying every single
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illegal immigrant is committing these terrible crimes.
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But there are people who are committing these terrible
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crimes. And when you can completely
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avoid those crimes as a whole, we need to.
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If we just enforce the border laws when Joe Biden was the
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president, we wouldn't be dealing with these problems.
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We wouldn't be dealing with the Rachel morons with the lake and
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Riley's with the little boy I just described.
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They're not going to release the names of these children, but
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there have been thousands of children trafficked across the
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border and they had over 300,000 missing kids and they estimate
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that 60 to 70,000 of those kids were sex trafficked.
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That's so sad. I've talked to people about this
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before on the show. Everyone should watch The Sound
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of Freedom by Angel Studios. It's such a gut wrenching movie,
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but it tells a beautiful story of a Department of Homeland
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Security officer who basically quits his job to stop just
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arresting pedophiles and go Save the Children.
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And he dedicated his life to saving these children and he
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thanks his wife and his family and his kids for the
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encouragement to go do it. And he was able to reunite a lot
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of families. And it's a like I said, it's a
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gut wrenching story. It does the manliest the men are
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going to, it's going to break you down to nothing.
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It's impossible to watch without feeling like absolutely nothing
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inside it breaks you. But it is one of those movies
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that shows you the true horrors of things that are going on in
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this world. And we can't just ignore them.
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And just because they're ugly, we can't just not talk about
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them. There are ugly things in this
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world that if we don't talk about them, they don't go away.
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And that's it's one of the worst.
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Florida does a really great job about this.
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I've talked about this. They even had an operation last
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week where they saved over 60 children out of sex trafficking
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in Florida, getting God's children are not for sale.
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I'm very glad that Florida is putting children first in every
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way. It's what needs to happen around
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the world. But you don't see places like
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states like Minnesota where Tim Waltz are saying, yeah, it's not
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the parents kids. There are kids that, what kind
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of quote is that? They are not your kids.
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They are the parents kids. The parents have the right to
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instill their values in their children.
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The government does not. The government does not have the
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right to instill their values over the parents values in the
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children. Who do you think you are again?
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These are the things that overstep and border a
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revolution. There are certain lines you do
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not cross and you don't take people's children from them.
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You don't try and indoctrinate people's children.
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You don't change the entire public school system to be a
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woke indoctrination and a place where kids aren't actually
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learning things proactively because they're so distracted by
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all the wokeness going on in the classroom.
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Can't have people constantly distracted in the classroom
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because there are books that are sexually inappropriate for
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minors to be reading. There are lines to what kids
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should and shouldn't be reading. And if anyone doesn't know what
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I'm talking about, I urge them. Just look up this on YouTube.
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Parental board meeting book ban. Just look that up.
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And then you're going to see liberal sides saying that
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Republicans are banning books, they're acting like Nazis.
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Nazis banned books and burned books.
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And now Republicans are doing the same thing.
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And then you're going to watch someone, a father, walk up to
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the podium at that same board meeting and they are going to
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say, or they're going to read the book and they're going to
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read a quote that is something along the lines of this person
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was doing this to this person and they did this to do it to
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them. And it's all going to be
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extremely sexually related, extremely graphic, nothing that
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a 12 year old or a middle schooler should be reading.
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Why should middle schoolers be learning about sex toys and sex
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instruments? And I understand like sex Ed.
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I understand teaching them about condoms.
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I understand birth control. I understand teaching them about
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the consequences of what could happen if they have sex, but
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teaching kids about sex toys and teaching kids about weird things
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like that is just grooming. But it is things happening in
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our schools and it's things that liberals are defending.
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And it's not the entire Liberal Party, but it's liberals in our
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government. And they're actively defending
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it. And you want to know how I know
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they're defending it? Because it doesn't change.
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And the only place it's happening is in these liberal
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States and cities. It's the liberal education
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system. It's the Liberal governments
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that are allowing people to have drag shows in schools that are
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allowing people to have, again, these books that literally have
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sexually inappropriate material for kids.
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That is terrible. We should not have kids be
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reading books that are strictly about sex.
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And I'm not even just only talking about certain sex
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things. I think in general, there's
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classic literature where sex is mentioned and there's Romeo and
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Juliet and things like that where it's tastefully done, but
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it's not the same as these graphic books.
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And I'm not the reason I'm not describing it.
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That was because I don't want to use the language on this show.
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I find it so grotesque and disgusting that I'm not even
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willing to repeat some of those things.
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It is so vile. Some of the things in these
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books they read. So again, I urge anyone, if you
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don't know what I'm talking about and you think I'm not
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explaining this part, well, pause this video.
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Go to a video of a dad at a school board pissed off reading
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a book from that school's library.
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Watch the people at the school board say you can't be saying
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inappropriate words like that at the school board meeting.
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That's inappropriate. And he's saying then why is it
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appropriate for my 11 year old daughter to read in your library
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and watch? None of them respond.
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It's terrible what we're allowing these kids to.
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It's just terrible. We're putting in these kids
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brains. Kids have TikTok brain now.
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Kids can't learn. I saw a video of a teacher where
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he was scrolling and doing his lecture and he put a video like
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a little simulator of the what is that game?
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The Doodle Jump. Not Doodle Jump the jetpack guy
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that that App Store game. Just so people have a little
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visual just nothing to watch while while they listen to their
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teacher subconsciously. It's insane the way kids brains
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operate now because of TikTok and social media and it's not
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all kids, but we're going in that direction.
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I think we're going in the wrong direction with technology in a
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lot of ways. I think technology is great, but
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I think a lot of the people in charge of it aren't great.
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I think Elon Musk is actually the most sane person in charge
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of technology. That's actually one topic we got
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to talk about. I forgot about that till I just
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mentioned it. Elon Musk versus Trunk Part 2 is
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going on right now. Elon Musk just tweeted out
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against Donald Trump again about the one big beautiful bill about
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raising the debt ceiling. Basically saying we're just
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screwing future generations. All stuff I agree with.
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Donald Trump has spoke out against Thomas Massie, someone I
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love for saying these similar things.
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Marjorie Taylor Green has said similar things as well.
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Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Green seem to work well
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together. And then Trump said he's going
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to primary somebody against Thomas Massie and that Thomas
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Massie will lose no matter what. Which kind of is true.
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Not 100%, but Trump's backing means a lot.
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Trump's endorsement means more than most people's endorsement.
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When Donald Trump is saying don't vote for this guy, vote
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for this guy, that means something to the Republican
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establishment now. But Elon Musk tweeted out, I'm
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going to financially back Thomas Massie this morning.
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Didn't even tell Thomas Massie, just tweeted it out and tagged a
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minute. And then Thomas Massie woke up
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to that and tweeted back. I'm so glad.
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We're so thankful we have Elon Musk restoring free speech on X,
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trying to push America First movements.
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And then something Elon floated out a few weeks ago during
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Donald Trump, Elon Part 1 and I talked about this.
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Elon said he wants to form the America Party or pro America
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Party. I think it was just the America
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Party. I'm not sure, but yeah, let's
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call it the America Party. He wanted to, he wanted to found
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the America Party. This would be awesome.
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He took a poll on Twitter and he tweeted out, I bet 80% of people
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in America would support the new America Party.
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And then he put up a poll and literally to the dot, I think it
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was 80% said yes, I would want that new party that again,
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people are going to see the numbers are closed.
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They're going to try and get it up to 80.
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I get it couldn't might not be exact and some of the votes
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might not come from America. People argue that there are a
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lot of bots on Twitter, which I agree with, but it is an
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interesting statistic. And then Polymarket, which has
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been one of the greatest indications.
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Polymarket's a company I think founded or invested in by Peter
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Thiel. But it pretty much is like a way
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to gamble on politics. It's a way to gamble on things
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happening in the world. And it's become one of the best
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indicators for what's going to happen in politics.
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Like they predicted Donald Trump was going to win the election
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hours before he did, and they have predicted almost everything
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else, right? And you can look just by the
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betting markets, there's again a few things they get wrong, but
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the betting markets seem to be right, especially when you get
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closer to the election times, closer to things like that.
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The betting markets seem to be very accurate.
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So Polymarket is now showing a 48% rise up to a now 57%
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possibility that Elon Musk going into I think 2028 will found the
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America Party and will primary a candidate there, will try and
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get a candidate in the America Party and destroy the two party
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system. This is something I would love.
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I think we betrayed our founders.
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I've talked to, I think I talked about this yesterday.
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We betrayed our founders when we made foreign alliances and when
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we portrayed them, when we made political parties.
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It was pretty much the two things they said not to do.
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There was a few others, but those were the big no Nos.
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They said don't create foreign affairs.
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It's just going to lead to endless wars and corruption and
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foreign lobbying, which was one of the things they warned about.
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And then they said don't create political parties.
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You are just going to destroy this country over time if you do
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that because the political parties themselves become the
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establishment and become the swamp that we're trying to
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drain. Nobody can.
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Nobody else can get on the debate unless you're a
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Republican or Democrat. And for good reason.
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Sometimes a lot of these third party candidates are not jobs.
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Not all of them are. In 2020, I even voted for Joe
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Jorgensen, third party candidate, South Carolina mom.
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She was great. I think Joe Jorgensen would have
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been a good president, way better than Joe Biden was in
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2020, for sure. And we all saw how that one.
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But I think you're never going to be able to get that.
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You're not going to be able to get these independent candidates
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on the ballot unless we have someone like Elon Musk, the
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richest man in the world, putting his money behind it
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because it just doesn't work without the money.
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That's what runs politics nowadays and I love that Elon
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Musk is just a free speech absolutist.
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I love that Elon Musk is a pro America first person.
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Elon Musk understands the beauty of America and not only that, he
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understands the beauty of population growth.
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He understands where a declining population.
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He is one of the biggest voices in this.
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I try and talk about it too. We are declining in population.
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We need to have more babies. This is going to be a massive
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problem in a few generations and Elon is trying to fix this.
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Elon's also trying to make life multi planetary, which is
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insane. People think Elon's this crazy
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nut job and it's funny now because you see the liberals
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loving him again. They loved him all throughout
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the years when he was this pro green Tesla guy.
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And then he backed Donald Trump because he didn't want to fund
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the woke agenda and because Joe Biden literally attacked him as
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well. Joe Biden went out of Elon Musk
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personally on multiple times and then.
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You see what happens, He funded Donald Trump to the tune of like
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200, some $1,000,000. Donald Trump was able to win the
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election. Elon Musk was able to be hated
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by the entire liberal establishment.
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He was called the Nazi. They tried to tear down his
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character. They made fun of him because he
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was an immigrant who didn't support illegal immigration,
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even though most immigrants don't.
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Most illegal immigrants do not support illegal immigration.
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And they tried to tear down his character completely.
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They tried to assassinate his character and they failed
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because now they love him again. They just show their own
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hypocrisy. That's their failure.
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Their own hypocrisy is their failure, their own delusion.
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The fact that now you have the Krasenstein brothers tweeting
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out how much they like Elon Musk and you have the liberal
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establishment saying that, look, Elon standing up to Trump
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because of the one big beautiful bill.
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A lot of people are standing up to Trump about the one big
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beautiful bill. Elon Musk has just allowed his
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voice about it and he's the one who called Trump a pedophile
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when he did it, which again, I think that was childish.
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And Elon apologized for that. And we've talked about the
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Epstein files before. I'm still pissed they're not
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released. I'm starting to believe they
21:09
don't exist or I don't know what I'm starting to believe.
21:12
It's really upsetting. We'll get to that later.
21:14
I don't want to get distracted from the Elon Trump thing, but
21:17
Trump followed all this up pretty much by tweeting out or
21:22
putting on true social after this that Elon.
21:25
If we if the government doge style looked into all the ways
21:30
they subset of SpaceX, all the different grants they give that
21:35
they would save a ton of money. Which again theoretically true.
21:38
But I do not agree that we should not continue Elon's plat
21:42
Elon's plan to make life multi planetary.
21:44
I do think it's actually a necessary step to continue human
21:48
civilization and for to overcome time.
21:51
Eventually we will die and it's just a matter of what, why?
21:54
When is it going to be a nuclear war?
21:57
Is it going to be a meteor? Is it going to be just some
21:59
catastrophic event, an act of God?
22:01
What could it be? We don't know, but eventually
22:04
humans will die off and it could just be population collapse like
22:08
I've talked about. We are declining in population.
22:10
Fertility rates are dropping out the wazoo.
22:13
Luckily that could get fixed with this Make America Healthy
22:15
stuff if we can really get enough change.
22:18
But it with the pushback you get from Democrats, it's so hard to
22:21
move fast with the Republicans. That is the one thing you got to
22:23
give Republicans credit for. They get more pushback than
22:27
anybody recently every like I've talked about, Donald Trump wants
22:30
to take a breath or a piss and he gets an injunction.
22:33
Donald Trump wants to do anything and he's getting sued.
22:36
And it goes for people in the House and Senate, Republican
22:39
Republicans in general. So you really do have to commend
22:43
the Republicans who are able to get stuff done under all this
22:46
scrutiny. And the fact that Donald Trump,
22:48
after all these years of being called names, literally being
22:52
shot, he's still here. He's still fighting for America.
22:55
And while I don't agree with everything he does, he's
22:58
fighting for America. And I still believe that the
23:00
Donald Trump who stood in front of us and said we're going to
23:03
put America first in every way. We're going to support American
23:06
manufacturing, American jobs, and bring value back to the
23:09
American dollar. America First will be our credo.
23:12
When Donald Trump said that in 2016, it touched the hearts of
23:16
millions of Americans around this country.
23:18
And still it's touching my heart today.
23:21
I still think that's in Donald Trump.
23:22
I still think Donald Trump has that America First belief in
23:25
him. I do think Donald Trump took
23:27
some foreign aid money. I do think it was clear that
23:30
that Adelson family funded Trump to the tune of $100 million.
23:33
And that probably played an impact in the Israel Iran
23:36
conflict. But again, I've talked about
23:40
Iran should not be having a nuclear weapon.
23:42
I just don't think the way we did it was right.
23:44
I've talked about that a lot, that if we just pulled the
23:46
assets out before, it would have gone a lot better.
23:49
I think Elon and Trump need to get this together.
23:52
Trump followed up the tweet with saying that Elon, if he lost the
23:56
subsidies, would have to close his companies and move back to
23:59
South Africa, which again, it's a stupid comment.
24:03
Again, it's Trump being a troll. It's not Trump like being an
24:06
asshole as much as just being a troll.
24:08
Kind of who Trump is. And same thing with Elon.
24:10
Like Elon is a troll too. Elon says retard.
24:12
Elon says Elon says crazy things on Twitter.
24:16
He is what? Billionaire who wants to go to
24:18
Mars and digs tunnels in Vegas and does all the weird like it
24:22
sells flamethrowers like he's a nut job.
24:25
That's what we love about it. We need that billionaire nut
24:27
job, that genius who is going to push humanity forward.
24:30
The one who's going to test the limits.
24:32
The misfits, the rebels, the people.
24:34
Steve Jobs talked about this. The misfits, the rebels, the
24:37
square pegs in the round holes, the people who can't listen to
24:40
the status quo. You can't ignore them.
24:42
You can't vilify them. I don't know the exact quote,
24:46
I'm misquoting it there, but go watch The Misfits or the The
24:49
Crazy Ones by Steve Jobs. It's a one minute clip and it's
24:52
beautiful and it's that's what Elon is.
24:55
Elon's the misfit, the rebel he is This is all that he is.
24:59
He's America. He is freedom.
25:02
He's ultimate freedom sells flamethrowers.
25:05
He revved the chainsaw at C pack.
25:08
He cut spending in dough. She talked about how they would
25:11
kill him if he kept to do if he kept doing it more on the media.
25:15
Who talks about that? Who says stuff like that?
25:17
He tweets out that he's not going to kill himself in case
25:19
the establishment, like it's Elon, is a character.
25:23
He's a funny guy. And whether you agree with this
25:26
politics or not, it doesn't seem to matter for liberals because
25:28
they just flip flop anyway. But you got to just appreciate
25:32
the humor. You got to appreciate that the
25:33
guy puts America first, that the guy is literally willing to
25:37
sacrifice millions of his own dollars for what he thought was
25:42
something really great. And I'm sure him and Donald
25:45
Trump can still relate on 90% of issues, but they don't relate on
25:49
that one. Of course, the one big beautiful
25:51
bill, which is such a big issue. I don't think the one big
25:53
beautiful bill is great either. I'm glad I'm not in the
25:57
government right now because saying that publicly is a death
26:00
note to your political career. If you're looking at Thomas
26:02
Massey refusing to vote for it and they're putting someone, a
26:05
primary against it, Marjorie Taylor Green speaks out against
26:08
it. She also speaks out against the
26:09
Israel lobby and they're talking about primary someone against
26:12
her. It's just what happens.
26:14
You have to do these certain things in politics to fit in.
26:17
But why can't we change that? Why can't the next generation
26:19
remove that? Why can't we remove the lobby,
26:22
specifically the foreign lobby? Why can't we remove the
26:24
bureaucracy and the NGOs and the Super PAC's and all the people
26:28
and all the people who are funding all this garbage and all
26:31
the people who are making politics a nightmare and all the
26:33
people who are making it impossible to just actually tell
26:37
the truth? We used to have a sense of right
26:39
and wrong and morality and just basic common sense and truth,
26:44
and people cared about the truth.
26:45
People would want to know the facts of situations.
26:47
People would want to know the statistics behind situations.
26:50
They would want to not only know the facts and statistics, but
26:53
understand why these things got that way.
26:56
There are a lot of problems we have in America that we need to
26:58
fix, and people don't love to acknowledge them.
27:01
But if we don't continue to fix these problems, they're only
27:03
going to get worse. We're only going to continue to
27:06
live in a more messed up society.
27:09
If our crime rates go up, if kids continue to be more
27:13
depressed and more anxious, if we continue to see a lack of
27:16
marriage rates and a lack of birth rates, we're going to see
27:19
like, why do you think humans were put on this earth?
27:24
Why? Why do you think humans are so
27:27
special that we now don't need to procreate or have the things
27:31
that literally every other living species has?
27:34
They mate for life, they build families, they protect and
27:38
provide. They do all these things because
27:40
they have the primal urge to do them.
27:42
The same way men have primal urges to do certain things and
27:45
women have primal urges to do certain things.
27:47
Like, you ever go to the beach as a guy and just dig a hole?
27:50
Yeah, that's your primal urge to just dig and explore.
27:53
That's your primal. Like, you ever seen a woman at a
27:55
farmers market? That's your primal urge to
27:57
forage. That's there.
27:59
There are certain things like men hunt, and I'm not saying
28:01
there's not exceptions. Like, again, like men like
28:03
farmers markets and some women like hunting, but you get what
28:07
I'm saying. There's a reason men enjoy
28:08
fishing, even the ones who don't eat fish.
28:11
There's a reason. Men enjoy certain activities.
28:13
There's a reason men watch the military parade and we watch
28:17
sports at higher rates and you see them complaining about the
28:21
WNBA. But realistically, a lot of the
28:23
people watching the WNBA now are men.
28:25
And it's not really the women need to step up and support
28:27
these WNBA players because the men are supporting them more
28:29
than anything. I watch almost every Indiana
28:32
Fever game. I know Dave Portnoy's gotten a
28:34
lot of barstool on that same exact same exact wave.
28:37
Caitlyn Clark is revolutionizing the WNBA, and you have people
28:41
like Sophia Cunningham getting her back, which is all better to
28:45
watch. They're selling out every game.
28:47
Every game, no matter what stadium they're in, is a home
28:50
game. And they're now talking about
28:51
four new expansion teams. Again, thank Caitlin Clark for
28:54
this. Caitlin Clark brought the money
28:56
to the league. You can't thank the people in
28:59
the league who are doing little to nothing to actually bring
29:02
revenue in. You could talk about stat lines,
29:04
you talk about whatever you want, but look at game tickets,
29:06
look at jersey sales. There's a reason Caitlin Clarke
29:08
jersey is by far the most ordered.
29:11
Sophia Cunningham sold out the day after she threw that other
29:14
girl on the ground for Caitlin Clark.
29:16
Why wouldn't it? She proved to the world two
29:18
things. She's not going to take shit and
29:21
that she is going to put the best player in the league over
29:25
everything else. She is going to value the star
29:27
of her team, her friend, and the star of the league.
29:31
Literally the entire face of the league without Caitlin Clark.
29:35
If you removed her from the WNBA tomorrow she could start her own
29:39
league. That would be twice as
29:40
successful. And you don't think she can get
29:42
funding for it. But I promise you someone like
29:44
Dave Portnoy or somebody like Ice Cube or something would fund
29:48
that. That would be a huge project.
29:51
It would be very successful. I'm not saying she should do
29:53
that. I think she should continue to
29:55
build up the WNBA. But the fact that the WNBA
29:58
doesn't want to continue to build up Caitlin Clark in the
30:00
same way is disgusting to me. The fact that you have Jameelah
30:03
Hill, that disgraced ESPN reporter garbage about Caitlin
30:07
Clark all the time because she's white, it's terrible.
30:09
Like Kate, Jamila Hill's tweets are so racist.
30:12
And just anyone who doesn't believe me, go read them.
30:15
They are blatantly just calling out white things.
30:17
And it's like one of my problems I have with the mom Donnie guy
30:20
in New York, He literally said I'm going to tax whiter
30:23
neighborhoods more. What can I say?
30:25
I'm going to tax black neighborhoods or Mexican
30:28
neighborhoods or Cuban neighborhoods or Asian
30:30
neighborhoods. That's ridiculous.
30:32
You can't say you're going to tax a certain race more.
30:34
What are you doing? What are you talking about?
30:37
This democratic socialism that's actually just communism needs to
30:41
go. It is so bad for this country.
30:44
I am so sick of seeing people bow down to this.
30:47
I'm seeing sick of people saying no, this is what we need.
30:50
We need rent freezes. We need government owned grocery
30:54
stores to shut down all the small businesses.
30:56
There's two bodegas on every street in New York.
30:59
You're going to shut most of them down.
31:00
You're going to shut so many small businesses down and your
31:04
government run grocery store will never happen.
31:07
In my opinion, you do not have the ability to raise taxes in
31:11
New York. As the mayor.
31:12
I've looked into this on multiple times.
31:15
He can get the state to do it, but he cannot raise the taxes
31:19
and he cannot just raise the taxes on white people.
31:22
But if you look it up, a word for word quote is he wants to
31:26
tax wealthier, rich white neighborhoods.
31:30
That's a racist quote. You can't say that you want to
31:33
tax a certain race war. That is ridiculous.
31:36
And if a white man said that about any other race, he would
31:38
be crucified. But no, Zamdani, he gets away
31:42
with it because he's a whatever, because he's a shill for the
31:48
Democratic Party, he's a shill for communism because he's
31:51
pushing these woke ideologies that do not fit into New York.
31:55
I really wish that that New York could get it together.
31:58
I wish New York's the city that it's one of those beautiful
32:02
cities in this country. I grew up by New York.
32:04
I love New York. I went there all the time.
32:05
It's personal to me because of this.
32:07
I love this city of New York, but you see it like one of the
32:12
reasons I'd be scared to live there is if I went out to get
32:14
pizza at 2, AMI know I'm going to get stabbed one day.
32:17
I know that if I just looked the wrong guy in the eyes, he's
32:19
going to fight me. A woman got burned on the
32:22
subway. A guy got put in jail and his
32:24
life ruined because he choked another man out on the subway.
32:27
Who's putting everyone else in harm?
32:29
Penny did. He was a hero practically.
32:31
He was a Marine. And again, I'm not saying
32:32
Marines should just go out choking people who they think
32:35
are threats, but this guy was a legitimate threat.
32:37
And if he didn't get choked out in that scenario, someone else
32:40
was going to die. So I don't think anyone should
32:42
have, but if someone had to, I'm glad it's the person who was
32:44
acting violent and reckless towards women on a subway when
32:47
there is actually a trap there for X amount of time.
32:50
That's terrible. The things that happened on the
32:53
New York City subway are very dangerous.
32:55
Sometimes people just push people in front of the subway.
32:58
People get robbed in the subways.
33:00
They are deploying National Guard to some of the subways or
33:03
not right now, but they were in the past because of the crime,
33:07
especially when they were first allowing a lot of the migrants
33:09
in. When they're first allowing a
33:11
lot of the migrants in, they were putting them at these five
33:13
star hotels in New York City. Again, that's terrible.
33:16
Why are tax dollars funding 5 star hotels for illegal
33:20
immigrants? Why do they deserve that?
33:21
I like, I don't deserve a five star hotel.
33:23
I deserve like a 2 1/2, three star Max.
33:26
As long as it doesn't have bed bugs, I'm fine.
33:28
I like, why do these people deserve a five star hotel on my
33:31
tax time? Why do these people get things
33:33
that the American veterans don't get?
33:35
Why do these people get, and I'm not saying give veterans five
33:38
star hotels either for at least make life easier for veterans in
33:41
this country and don't make life easier for illegal immigrants in
33:45
this country. Are you kidding me?
33:46
One of them broke the law and one of them put their lives on
33:48
the line for this nation. What are we doing?
33:51
What? What is America coming to?
33:53
We are seeing record numbers in the military, which is very
33:57
happy to me. I want to continue to see those
33:59
record numbers rise. I think more people need to sign
34:02
up for the military. I think more people need to be
34:05
proud to sign up for the draft as men.
34:07
I remember my 18th birthday. I think I woke up about 7:30 in
34:10
the morning and by 7:33 I was registered for the draft.
34:13
I woke up, my computer was next to me.
34:15
I opened it and I registered for the draft online.
34:18
And again, it's what you do. It's part of being a man.
34:21
It's a legal thing you have to do, but it's you should just be
34:24
willing to do it as a man. You should be willing to put
34:27
your name in that draft. You should be willing to put
34:31
just have a little stake in this country, have a little, I don't
34:34
know, if you don't have any stake in this country, what's
34:36
the point in it? One of the other big beliefs I
34:38
have when it comes to like having a stake in the country
34:41
and this is not a talked about thing, but I think it's a pretty
34:43
popular belief, but people just don't talk about it in our
34:46
government. But why are minors taxed?
34:49
If you're under the age of 18 and you can't vote, why are you
34:52
taxed? I last I heard, no taxation
34:54
without representation. What is that?
34:56
Why are these people under 18 being taxed?
34:59
Why? When I started working, I get
35:01
your working papers at 14. Where I grew up, I got my
35:05
working papers at 14. So from 14 to 18, why was I
35:08
being taxed? I didn't get to vote.
35:10
That's ridiculous. It's cruel.
35:12
And I would even possibly go a step further and even say if you
35:16
turn 18, you shouldn't have to vote until the next election
35:19
season if you didn't get to vote in that one again and the
35:23
primary season again. No taxation without
35:25
representation. It's a basic American principle.
35:29
It all brings it back to what is this?
35:31
Who is James Pascalides? What is American filtered?
35:33
American filtered is pushing America First values, pushing
35:37
stuff like that. This is what we need.
35:39
We need America First values in this country.
35:42
I don't know why people don't love that all the time, why they
35:46
think that America needs to be the savior of everybody else.
35:49
And I'm not saying we shouldn't save people.
35:51
We should. I love that America puts their
35:53
lives on the line for other people.
35:54
It's selfless. It's one of the things that
35:55
makes America beautiful, but we do it too much.
35:58
We can admit that. We can admit that we shouldn't
36:00
have sent Ukraine 300 billion. We can admit that most of the
36:03
money was stolen and laundered. We heard that from Zalenski
36:05
himself, the video in the White House, he literally said I only
36:08
got like 78 billion, which again, 78 billion is a lot, but
36:13
it's not 300 billion. That's not even half.
36:16
It is ridiculous. The I don't know if people, if
36:20
the majority of America understood how politics actually
36:24
worked and that like Republicans and Democrats are really friends
36:28
behind closed doors. Most of them, like some of them
36:31
hate each other, but most of it's a show, Most of it's a
36:33
game. Democrats and Republicans, it's
36:35
the old school. We're in this new age.
36:37
There's conservatives and liberals, there's rightists and
36:40
leftists. And now hopefully this New
36:42
America Party, which I would be a proud part of, because I think
36:46
the America Party is going to be pushing these America First
36:48
values that I'm pushing. I push these America First
36:51
values every day because they mean something to me, because
36:55
I've talked about this before. You cut me open, I'll bleed red,
36:57
white and blue. This country is everything to
36:59
me. I'm so proud of the founders of
37:01
this nation. I'm proud of what they built.
37:03
I'm proud of the people who built the greatest cities in
37:06
this nation. I'm proud of the GDP in the
37:08
economy growth we have. I'm proud of almost everything.
37:12
The things I'm not proud of are the fact that we shipped all our
37:15
domestic labor over to foreign labor.
37:18
I'm not proud of the fact that we have devalued our dollar to
37:22
essentially nothing. Now it is worthless.
37:24
The dollar is going nowhere. It's one of the reasons, again,
37:27
I'm not a financial advisor, but I encourage people to invest in
37:30
certain crypto, specifically Bitcoin, because they're not
37:33
making any more of it. They're not just printing it
37:35
out. You don't have Jerome Powell and
37:37
you don't have the Fed just sitting there just printing
37:39
money all day. It's not sustainable.
37:41
It is devalued. Like tomorrow, your dollar is
37:43
worth less than it is today and next week, same thing.
37:46
And in a year, same thing. And we need to fix that.
37:49
We need to fix this immediately because I'm tired of it and my
37:52
generations tired of it. And people don't understand.
37:55
But my generation is loud. We were the first generation to
37:59
be mass introduced to social media on this scale.
38:02
People argue, oh, millennials had Facebook and things.
38:04
It was very different. Facebook was a slower roll out
38:07
and while it did come out fast, my generation was on Facebook at
38:11
the same time and we had Instagram, Snapchat, we had
38:14
Twitter, we had all the and then we had the video chatting
38:17
platforms. We had Oovoo, we had Skype, we
38:20
had Vine. Now you have TikTok.
38:23
My generation, the generations below me are so more outspoken
38:27
than the generations before, and they're the ones who are going
38:30
to revolt. And I hope it doesn't happen.
38:32
I don't want to see there be a revolution.
38:34
I don't want to live through the revolution in America because
38:38
I'm going to put myself in line in it.
38:39
I'm going to. If there's a revolution,
38:41
depending on what it's fight fought over, I guess I'll most
38:44
likely be. I can't imagine I'm siding with
38:47
the government. Could be.
38:48
It depends what it is, but the American people will always
38:53
resist to a tyrannical government.
38:54
And I don't think we have a tyrannical government because
38:56
I'm not saying Trump's a dictator.
38:58
I don't think that at all. It's the last thing I think.
39:01
I think that we have tyrannical bureaucrats and systems that
39:05
make it impossible for real voices to be heard.
39:08
Some could argue that Donald Trump is one of the first real
39:10
presidents we've had since JFK, that most presidents have been
39:16
just put in by these parties, by the Democratic and Conservative
39:20
parties, Little people getting primaried in or like without
39:24
some form of propaganda or persuasion to the American
39:27
people. And obviously you're going to
39:28
try and persuade them, but in an extremely aggressive,
39:31
unconventional, unethical way, they've been doing it.
39:34
So I think Donald Trump, like I said, I think he's one of the
39:37
first real presidents we've actually had since since JFK.
39:41
And right now I'm even questioning that because of this
39:43
Iran thing. I still think he's doing great.
39:45
It's not me questioning a lot of the things he's doing outside of
39:47
the Israel, Iran conflict. But that was a massive deal to a
39:52
lot of Americans. A lot of America First Patriots
39:54
got upset about that, and it clicked something in their brain
39:56
that said OK, like, I've watched Donald Trump kill it for six
39:59
straight months, and then I watched Donald Trump mess up in
40:01
a way that was big enough for me to question it all.
40:04
And the Trump administration needs to look at that.
40:06
And they need to realize that in 2016 and 2020, he ran on America
40:10
first and he was self funded. And then in 2024, he took
40:13
millions of dollars from different donors, hundreds of
40:17
millions of dollars from different donors, foreign
40:19
lobbyists, people in America, people like Elon Musk and the
40:21
Adelson family. And you see what happened.
40:24
I don't think Elon Musk had anything to do with the Israel
40:26
Iran conflict, but the Adelson family most likely.
40:29
And then you all saw AIPAC gave 100 million to Kamala in case
40:33
Trump lost. So they were covered on both
40:35
sides. Israel, Iran conflict would have
40:37
happened either way. Foreign lobbying is so invested
40:40
in our government and intelligence is one of the like
40:44
US has great intelligence, but there are other countries with
40:46
great intelligence too. Ted Cruz and Tucker Carlson
40:50
talked about the Mossad intelligence in the United
40:52
States and how Tucker thinks they should get Mossad out of
40:55
the United States because why should we fund people to spy
40:57
against us, which I agree. Why would you disagree with
41:00
that? If you're an American?
41:01
How are you disagreeing with the idea that we should be removing
41:06
people who are spying on Americans who are not Americans?
41:10
Like are you pro America? I don't know if Ted Cruz is,
41:14
he's not American. He's a Canadian who is now an
41:16
American, but he doesn't have the earth ties to America like a
41:21
lot of people in our government do.
41:22
I think care a little bit more. I think Marjorie Taylor Green
41:25
cares more about this country than Ted Cruz.
41:27
And I don't think it's crazy to say that someone who was born in
41:31
a country cares more about it than someone who wasn't born in
41:34
a country. Because if you weren't born in
41:36
the country, you most likely have alliances to multiple
41:39
countries. If you immigrated here from
41:41
Italy, you are going to have strong ties to Italy.
41:44
And you are also going to possibly have strong ties to
41:46
America because you now live in America, but you're also going
41:49
to have strong ties to Italy. I think American politicians
41:52
should have strong ties to America.
41:54
I think the role of the American government is to represent the
41:59
American people, and it is to instill the values of America
42:03
and the American people. And it's still the will of the
42:05
American people. So when people who don't have
42:08
ties to the American community beyond just a few years of
42:11
living here are in our government, that seems pretty
42:14
corrupt to me. It seems like we're not
42:17
listening to our founders at all when they said stop making
42:19
foreign alliances, stop dealing with foreign affairs, and stop
42:23
creating these political parties.
42:25
We're going to come back to that statement a couple times today
42:27
like we just did. I think it's one of the most
42:29
important things our founders ever said and the fact that we
42:32
ignored it is one of the biggest falls in this country.
42:35
I don't want America to fall. We've seen some people talking
42:38
about this in mainstream conservatism, but America is the
42:41
modern day Roman Empire. America is in almost every way
42:46
the modern way. Roman Empire, and the Roman
42:49
Empire was considered one of the strongest empires, and it fell.
42:52
And it was like us. We were aggressive in an
42:55
imperialistic way like them. We expanded our territory.
42:58
We instilled our views over people.
43:01
We have a fairly democratic system.
43:04
We were able to use representative government.
43:07
In a lot of ways, we're like the Roman Empire, and the Roman
43:11
Empire, like we've talked about, was extremely strong.
43:13
Now with the modern day of communication technological
43:17
espionage, I do see that America will have its downfall if we
43:21
don't course correct, if we don't get these America First
43:24
policies in play because people are just thinking about, oh, I
43:28
don't want to upset this person. So I can't say these things
43:31
because they're America first. But you can't always think
43:34
that's small minded in the sense of we're in a war, a
43:38
generational war with certain countries.
43:40
We're in a generational war with China that we will lose.
43:42
China is trying to destroy America.
43:44
And they're not trying to just do it every day.
43:46
They're trying to do it every century.
43:48
They're trying to do it over decades and over centuries and
43:51
hundreds of years. They are playing this long game.
43:54
Like I've talked about this over the last few episodes a lot.
43:57
They have generational values that America will not have
44:00
because we do not reproduce and we are not as family valued as
44:05
them. They have strong family values
44:08
in China. They value work ethic.
44:09
They value honoring your parents, things that are
44:13
basically bordering religion, things that if this country
44:17
showed more of if we, I'm not saying everyone in this country
44:20
needs to be religious, but if the country kept its morality
44:23
from religion in a lot of ways, not every way.
44:25
I think there's the separation of church and state, but if we
44:29
can continue to derive some of our morality from religion, I
44:33
think it would be best for the world.
44:35
I really want, I really want more people to understand that
44:39
yes, you don't have to be religious, but you can still act
44:43
in ways that a religious person would act you.
44:46
You can be nice to your neighbor.
44:48
You can again honor your parents.
44:50
You can not. You can forgive people.
44:54
You can do the things that they teach in the Christian Church
44:57
and other churches teach as well.
44:58
I think the Christian Church is the one I speak of because one,
45:02
it's the religion I follow. I'm a Catholic, and two, God was
45:05
mentioned multiple times in our founding documents by our
45:08
Father. They understood that there
45:09
should be a separation of church and state, that the church
45:11
should not rule the government. But they do understand that
45:15
there are great morals in religion and that those morals
45:19
lead to a strong society where people benefit each other and a
45:22
society can grow and flourish. It's the way we were able to
45:25
build these cities. If you look up the stories of
45:27
how America, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, some of our
45:31
biggest cities and best cities in this country were built, It
45:34
was built by these strong Christian immigrants who wanted
45:37
to promote positive values. I think we need to get back to
45:40
that. And then again, I'm not saying
45:42
everyone needs to be religious. I just want us to.
45:44
I want everyone who doesn't know where their morality that comes
45:47
from think about that. If you're not religious, think
45:50
about why do you think it's wrong to murder?
45:52
Why do you think it's wrong to say hate speech?
45:54
Is it because you just think it's wrong?
45:56
So does that mean you create in your mind what's right and
45:59
wrong? Because you could just create
46:01
terrible lines at that point. You could say, no, it's actually
46:04
correct for me to just hurl rocks at people because I don't
46:07
like them. If you're creating your own
46:09
lines of morality and you're not deriving your lines of morality
46:12
from anywhere, that's a problem. And that's where liberals are
46:15
right now in the world is they have no morality.
46:18
And I'm not saying all of them, but the people in our government
46:20
have no direction from when their morality, from where their
46:23
morality comes from. I at least know my morality
46:25
comes from the Catholic Church. I know where my values come from
46:29
and even not all the values I have from the Catholic Church.
46:32
I know I have values for my parents.
46:34
I have values from the way the town I was brought up in from my
46:37
school. Like I said, the school is an
46:40
indoctrination. It teaches you a lot of things.
46:42
They're going to learn a lot of things, and your parents aren't
46:44
going to be able to instill all their values in you when you're
46:46
spending 8 hours a day at a public school.
46:49
I think school is very necessary for people.
46:51
A lot of people are switching to home school as well, which I
46:54
support too. I think school choice is the
46:56
most important way to fix this though.
46:58
I think if you gave school choice to people, it would get
47:02
rid of a lot of the bad schools pretty fast.
47:04
A lot of the schools where zero people pass a year, you would
47:07
see people moving from those schools to the places where
47:10
people are passing. And yes, you would see a decline
47:12
in those rates a little because there are going to be the
47:14
outliers who just don't want to do work, don't want to pay
47:16
attention, things like that. People who misbehave, people
47:19
aren't going to do their school work.
47:21
But you are going to see a general uptick in people's IQ
47:25
levels. You're going to see a general
47:26
uptick in people's learning abilities and what they are
47:29
learning and the reading comprehension, their math
47:31
skills, all these things. And these are important things
47:34
because those things are at all time lows.
47:37
We've talked about this, but I think there's sixty different
47:39
schools in Chicago where kids in high school cannot read.
47:43
And that's a proven statistic that I want every one of my
47:46
listeners to look up. There are over 60 schools in
47:49
Chicago alone where kids, no kids in the school can read.
47:54
That's embarrassing, that's sad, that's failing kids.
47:57
That's at a point, it's not like it is the children's fault a
48:00
little bit because again, what are you doing?
48:02
But it's the parents fault. Teach your kids to read.
48:06
Teach your kids that they have to pay attention.
48:08
And I'm not advocating for you to beat your kids, but if your
48:11
kid is in high school and he cannot read, a smack in the back
48:14
of the head is not going to kill him.
48:16
Are you serious? A little tune up.
48:18
What? Come on, let's get these kids in
48:20
line. Let's kids need to fear their
48:23
parents as well. I think kids need to fear their
48:25
parents the same way they fear God.
48:27
I think if you don't have fear of authority, then you're going
48:30
to have a generation of terrible, what I call wild boys.
48:34
The boys who have no direction, no rule.
48:37
They have no faith and no guidance and no line of
48:40
morality. They derive their own morality.
48:42
In their minds. They are wild children, wild
48:44
boys, and they're out of control.
48:46
They're everywhere around this world.
48:48
We're continuing to see more of them when we have this lack of
48:50
direction, lack of parenting. We need parents to be better.
48:54
We need parents to be more active.
48:56
We need to create a system that can support a household where
48:59
parents aren't forced to send their kids into childcare.
49:02
Parents need to be able to take care of their own kids.
49:04
I think if we were able to create a system that allowed A1
49:09
household income, not only would it be a huge FU to the
49:11
government because the only reason they wanted to push for
49:14
more people in the workforce was for higher taxes, but now they
49:18
made it essential. So it went from a thing where it
49:20
was like you didn't have, you weren't allowed to at all and
49:23
then you didn't have to and then now it's essential and I we just
49:27
need to get back to the didn't have to it's again, women should
49:29
be able to work. Women should be able to
49:31
accomplish everything and anything a man could accomplish
49:34
in the workplace. That's no one's disagreeing with
49:36
that. Everyone supports that, but we
49:39
got to just get back to common sense.
49:41
But we need to get to a place where it's affordable, where if
49:44
women want to start a family, they're able to stay at home and
49:46
take care of their children for the first few years.
49:49
They're able to be supported by their husband's job.
49:52
They're able to be supported by a country that inspires the
49:55
growth of families and children, and they're able to be supported
49:59
by a growing economy and by lowering the housing cost.
50:03
It's one of the things I've talked about a lot and one of
50:05
the things I mentioned earlier in this episode.
50:08
The Republicans and Democrats are all on the same team.
50:10
And if you look at who's funding both sides of them, it's a lot
50:14
of the same lobbyists, a lot of the same companies, and
50:17
BlackRock is one of the biggest ones beyond APEC and stuff like
50:21
that. I think BlackRock is one of the
50:23
biggest problems in this country.
50:24
Yes, they are extremely successful.
50:27
They do some great things, but at the same time they do some
50:30
terrible things. And if you removed asset
50:32
managers over $100 million from buying single family homes, you
50:37
would fix the single family home market in the United States
50:41
almost immediately. Charlie Kirk talks about this.
50:44
Matt Walsh talks about this. Tucker Carlson talks about this.
50:47
Marjorie Taylor Green talks about this.
50:49
And then you have bipartisan support on this too.
50:51
Tulsi Gabbard talks about this. You've heard Rachel Maddow, who
50:55
I disagree with on almost everything, talk about this.
50:58
You have seen Don Lemon, who again, I disagree with a lot, on
51:01
talk about this. I think Don Lemon's a race
51:03
baiter. I think Don Lemon tries to pull
51:04
race into literally everything he wants to make everything
51:08
about race or his sexuality when in reality some of his takes are
51:11
just dumb. It's not.
51:13
People don't just hate him because of like his like he he
51:16
loves to play victim but that's not what it is.
51:19
Don Lemon, yes you have done some OK things in your career,
51:23
but you have also done some terrible things in your career
51:25
and it's OK to admit that reporters do that.
51:27
If I was to sit here and say everyone of my shows has been
51:29
great, I would be lying. I know there's some shows where
51:32
I've either half assed it, some shows where I in the beginning
51:35
especially I sucked at doing this.
51:37
I literally just started it because I was passionate about
51:39
politics and wanted to get into it.
51:41
And I was like, yeah, why wait? Let's just throw my selves right
51:44
into it. Let's start talking about what I
51:45
can. And that's what I did.
51:47
And over time I've gotten better at it and I'm still not great
51:49
and hopefully in four years I'm a lot better.
51:51
But you get the point. Like it's a development.
51:54
It's not an instant thing. I want to be able to buy a
51:56
house. I want to be able to have 4:00
51:58
to 5:00 kids. I want to put them through
52:00
private school. I want to be able to be
52:02
successful in this country. When you have people saying that
52:05
billionaire shouldn't exist like mom domi like that's delusional
52:10
dude. Do you know who funds most of
52:11
the jobs? Who creates most of the jobs?
52:14
Do you know how many jobs Jeff Bezos creates?
52:17
Whether you agree or disagree with all of his politics or Elon
52:20
Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, billionaires create a lot of
52:24
jobs. They stimulate the economy.
52:27
Billionaires aren't good for this country and it's the
52:29
American dreams. If you say we shouldn't have
52:31
billionaires, why would people be incentivized to grow their
52:34
companies past a certain point? It's just, it's selfish and
52:38
stupid and it's just a lack of common and financial literacy.
52:42
It's just like the Ondami is what is wrong with America in so
52:46
many ways and his socialistic he's really just communism.
52:51
It's what we said we were going to fight in Vietnam, communism,
52:55
the spread of communism. We're now allowing it in New
52:58
York City. It just calling it democratic
53:00
socialism. No, it's communism.
53:02
It is corruption. It's freezing your rent, raising
53:06
the taxes in white neighborhoods.
53:08
We're going to tax the white man.
53:09
We're going to we're going to show up to the white man's door
53:11
and tax him that that's your new here in New York City.
53:14
That's what are we coming to? This is just blatant racism.
53:18
Reverse racism is racism. One of my other problems people
53:21
over the last few years, like one thing I hate and I
53:25
personally really hate it. And Charlie Kirk says a very
53:28
similar thing. Charlie Kirk talks about he
53:31
interviewed or he debates thousands of college kids, and
53:34
I've watched almost them all. Charlie Kirk, when he debates
53:38
college kids and he'll debate some African Americans, he'll
53:43
debate people of all races. When he debates black college
53:46
kids, a lot of them will say, oh, but your ancestors probably
53:50
owned slaves, but his didn't and neither did mine.
53:53
So when people want to say that, and again, it's not all people,
53:56
but there's liberals in our government and there's liberals
53:59
on social media and liberals in the media, specifically Rachel
54:03
Maddow and people on CNN who say that white people are racist and
54:07
that we all own slaves. And they generalize white people
54:10
as this, oh, you guys used to be racist.
54:13
Caddy, are you kidding me? The there were people on the
54:16
north who were white. Do you know that?
54:18
Do you know who started the Civil War?
54:20
Do you understand history at all?
54:22
Do you know that battalions and Irish people and a lot of these
54:27
immigrants came over in like the 20s and the 1920s way past
54:31
slavery? What are you talking about?
54:33
What are you trying to get at? What?
54:35
What are these Democrats trying to push with this like anti
54:38
white narrative sometimes? And it's not all Democrats, but
54:41
it's Democrats in our government.
54:43
Reverse racism is racism. Saying that you want to tax
54:48
white people extras racist. And just because it's to white
54:51
people doesn't mean it's not just because you want to say all
54:54
white people are slave owners, it's equivalent to me saying all
54:57
black people are descendants of slaves.
54:58
They're not. They're people who came from all
55:00
different areas. They're people who immigrated
55:02
over at different times. It's not true.
55:04
And if you look at the history of slavery, it's one of the
55:07
ugliest things in this country, but it's one of the ugliest
55:10
things in every country. And American white people were
55:12
the first people to end slaves slavery.
55:14
Actually, we ended slavery in America way before they ended
55:17
slavery in Africa. These people are still enslaved
55:19
there every day. It's terrible what happens.
55:22
They need to stop slavery throughout the world, but that
55:24
will never happen. Slavery will never stop.
55:26
On some level. It's human nature to some
55:28
people, not to us in America because we're a forward
55:31
progressed society, but to less progressed societies.
55:35
It is what happens. That's how they built the
55:37
pyramids. It's how they built a lot of the
55:39
infrastructure back in the day before they had machinery.
55:41
It's what happens in underdeveloped nations.
55:44
But America and white people in America were the first people in
55:48
the world to ban this. So I don't understand why we're
55:51
the racist ones. I don't.
55:53
I don't get that. I don't get people calling
55:56
conservatives racist just because of their skin color.
55:59
That seems racist, don't you think?
56:01
It seems a little I don't, I don't know.
56:03
Liberals love to destroy their own arguments.
56:05
I don't know why I'm surprised. I it's one of the things where
56:08
it's just come on, can Republicans just, do we have to
56:11
win all the time? Does it have to be so easy?
56:14
I debate a lot of liberals and it's never been easier.
56:17
The delusional arguments I debate and topple and dismantle
56:20
are so easy. People want to defend socialism
56:23
like it's not communism. Socialism and communism have led
56:28
to the death of over 300 million people over time.
56:31
America is the little over 300 million people.
56:33
I don't want America to fall. I don't want communism to take
56:37
over this country. Communism is terrible.
56:39
There's no growth and sustainability in communism, and
56:42
it's all tyranny in the end. That's what it is.
56:45
And you see literally our greatest cities turning into
56:49
communist states because that's what the government wants.
56:51
Why wouldn't they want total control over the citizens over
56:54
time? They want to take our guns
56:56
because they want total control. Yes, Americans have guns for
56:59
basic self-defense rights. People concealed carry all
57:02
around, especially in Florida and open carry in states like
57:05
Texas. And they want to defend their
57:06
homes against invaders. And if they have families
57:09
specifically, definitely defend their homes against invaders.
57:12
But they also have guns for the Second Amendment.
57:14
You have the right to form a well regulated militia, to face
57:18
tyranny, to destroy tyranny. That is what America's founded
57:23
on. The fact that if our government
57:24
gets too out of line, it is written in our Constitution that
57:28
we are not only have the right, but we are supposed to overthrow
57:32
that government. That if our government gets so
57:34
out of line, so communist, and so much like a dictatorship,
57:39
that it is our duty as Americans and as patriots to overthrow
57:43
that government and reset a new structure that puts America
57:46
first. This is why I love our founders.
57:48
They were geniuses. These things withstand time.
57:51
Come and try and take the guns of millions of Americans and
57:53
watch what happens. You will see the Civil War and
57:57
very fast. Conservatives own the most guns
58:01
in this country. Liberals do own guns too.
58:03
A lot of the media likes to paint it like it's just
58:06
conservatives. Liberals own guns too, mainly
58:08
handguns and shotguns, though not as many AR fifteens and some
58:12
of the like crazier stuff you see out there AK some of the
58:15
more fun stuff in America. The liberals have guns.
58:18
People want to protect themselves, people understand
58:20
that, but we need to make it more accessible for people that
58:24
have guns. We need to take some of the
58:26
limitations away on these things.
58:28
Like I've talked about their tax stamps on silencers.
58:31
A silencer literally makes your neighbors lives better.
58:34
It helps your ears, it can help your shooting accuracy as well,
58:38
your recoil, things like that. So quicker follow up shots if
58:43
it's needed. If someone breaks in your house
58:44
and your wife and children, we have a newborn baby in the next
58:47
room and that person breaking in the door has a gun and you have
58:52
to decide is me, my wife and my child going to die today or is
58:55
that man? You should pick that man's life
58:58
every day. You should.
58:59
That man should die every day because one, he's breaking into
59:02
your house to have no right. That's one of the castle
59:06
doctrine. You cannot break into somebody's
59:08
house. You just they have the ability
59:10
to execute you. That is the law in America,
59:13
especially in Florida. Again, stand your ground here in
59:16
the state of Florida. Do not break into someone's
59:18
house. The amount of people, the amount
59:19
of friends I have in Florida who you go over to their house, you
59:22
walk in their first front door and then you walk in that
59:25
little. They have a screen front door
59:26
and then you walk in the other one and the other front door is
59:28
a sign on it that says if you made it this far, I would turn
59:30
around with a picture of a shooting target with all just
59:33
little no shot spread all bull's eyes and you can see that it's
59:37
not always just like a 22 or 9mm.
59:39
People are shooting like 5 sevens, 55 sixes like people.
59:43
There's some fun stuff going on, especially in Florida.
59:46
People are not messing around here.
59:47
And we just saw a thing like it happened in just a few weeks ago
59:51
here, a guy tried to break into someone's house and he got shot
59:55
I think like 87 times. And the cops said or the
1:00:00
reporter said to the sheriff, why do you shoot him 87 times?
1:00:03
He was like, I just wish we had more bullets.
1:00:04
He's we ran out. That's why we stopped.
1:00:06
We had 87 bullets in the cliffs. So yeah, that's that's why I
1:00:10
love Florida sheriff's. They put Americans first.
1:00:13
They put Floridians first. They don't care about criminals.
1:00:16
If you're breaking into someone's house and you're.
1:00:18
Armed and you're dangerous, you're putting someone else's
1:00:20
life on the line so you can kill them or you can get something
1:00:24
goods out of their house or whatever it is, you deserve to
1:00:27
be executed. That is America.
1:00:28
That's what this country was founded on.
1:00:31
And again, if the homeowner doesn't want to do it
1:00:32
themselves, I'm glad we have police officers, especially in
1:00:35
the state of Florida, who are willing to do that.
1:00:38
That's what we need. We need less criminals.
1:00:40
When we send someone to jail, your tax dollars are funding
1:00:43
their meals, their bed, they sleep.
1:00:45
And this is the one reason I love that Florida puts
1:00:47
pedophiles to death, because it actually upsets me on a real
1:00:51
personal level that my tax dollars fund pedophiles lives in
1:00:56
jail. And it's not that it just funds
1:00:58
their lives in jail. It funds an entire separate
1:01:00
unit. Pedophiles, just like cops, get
1:01:02
their own separate unit in prison because they get killed
1:01:05
so often, like they should. Because pedophiles are the worst
1:01:08
people to exist. You, you murder someone and all
1:01:11
their problems. And right there again, their
1:01:12
family has a ton of issues, but all their problems.
1:01:15
And right then and there you molest the child and that
1:01:18
child's life is essentially ruined forever.
1:01:20
Yes, people can overcome and there are exceptions to the
1:01:23
rule. That child will never mentally
1:01:24
get over that. And that child will have so many
1:01:27
messed up things. A messed up sexual life, a
1:01:30
messed up view on reality, a unwillingness to trust people
1:01:35
because you violated a child. I talk about being Catholic a
1:01:39
lot. This happened in the Catholic
1:01:40
Church. Massive scandal was exposed.
1:01:44
I think it was exposed in Boston.
1:01:45
They made a great movie about its spotlight.
1:01:47
And again, I don't not speak out against that either.
1:01:49
I think every one of those people and the people who
1:01:51
protected them should be held accountable.
1:01:53
The fact that the Catholic Church protected pedophiles
1:01:56
upset me and it's one of the reasons that I actually stopped
1:01:59
my like I this is weird for me to talk about, but there was a
1:02:03
period in my life where I just wasn't religious at all and
1:02:05
almost denounced it and actually did denounce it committed
1:02:09
blasphemy. I would never do that again, but
1:02:12
I did it because I saw the things that the Catholic Church
1:02:15
hid and I only read certain sides of it.
1:02:18
I didn't read the sides of it of the priests who were speaking
1:02:20
out against it and the higher ups who were speaking out
1:02:22
against it. There was a lot of messed up
1:02:24
things and a lot of protection that happened, but it wasn't
1:02:27
everyone protecting everyone. It was smaller groups protecting
1:02:30
these pedophiles, and while it was a vast network, it was 6% of
1:02:34
them, they estimated. They were able to expose a lot
1:02:38
of the corruption. They were able to try and move
1:02:39
forward a lot, and they were able to eliminate a lot of it
1:02:43
out of the Catholic Church, which I think is important.
1:02:45
The fact that obviously every institution is going to get
1:02:49
corrupted over time. I've talked about this.
1:02:51
I talk about it right now with the Republicans and the
1:02:53
Democrats. Our entire political
1:02:54
institution. I think America itself is being
1:02:56
corrupted by communism and socialism.
1:02:59
So why is it crazy to think that a religion was corrupted?
1:03:01
I think Christians have been corrupted, I think Judaism has
1:03:04
been corrupted, and I think Muslims have been corrupted.
1:03:06
No one's an exception to the rule.
1:03:08
Everyone has been corrupted in some way.
1:03:10
They're Muslim countries right now where it's legal to marry a
1:03:13
nine year old. And if you look and read the
1:03:15
Quran, you can beat your wife. I've actually read the Quran
1:03:19
myself because I wanted to understand different religious
1:03:22
texts. But yes, you can beat your wife
1:03:24
according to the Quran as long as it's not too bad.
1:03:27
You can have up to four wives in Sharia law and their God had sex
1:03:31
with a nine year old. That's a little odd to me.
1:03:34
Those are all facts in the Quran.
1:03:35
I've read the Quran myself. Again, if anyone doesn't believe
1:03:39
these things, Google them. Or just read the Quran yourself.
1:03:42
Ask AI any form of informing yourself, knowledge, whatever.
1:03:47
But these things are all true. And then Judaism as well.
1:03:49
There's weird traditions with Orthodox Jews, and it's not all
1:03:55
Jews, but a very small percentage of them.
1:03:57
Specifically, when they circumcise the baby, the the
1:04:01
rabbi who does it will then suck the baby's penis.
1:04:05
That's pedophilia. That's disgusting.
1:04:06
Those people should be rooted out of society immediately.
1:04:09
I'm not saying Jews, I'm saying the people who suck the penises
1:04:13
of babies and if anyone disagrees with me on that,
1:04:15
please come on my show and debate me on it.
1:04:17
I would love to hear your argument for why you think it's
1:04:20
OK for a man to put his mouth on a baby's genitalia.
1:04:24
I want to understand your position.
1:04:26
I'll even write Chris Hansen a letter before to get him on the
1:04:29
show so he could ask you some follow up questions.
1:04:31
Because you should be in jail. That is disgusting if anyone
1:04:35
believes that should happen and it's disgusting that people let
1:04:37
it happen. Imagine you just had a baby.
1:04:39
You one of the most beautiful things you can do in life.
1:04:42
And then you, your baby's getting circumcised, which
1:04:45
that's another thing they'd love to talk about bodily autonomy
1:04:48
for women. But has any men ever decided
1:04:50
whether he himself got to get circumcised or not?
1:04:52
No. So again, until we talk about
1:04:54
that conversation, let's put some of bodily autonomy
1:04:57
conversations away when it's about a baby, not even about the
1:05:00
person. So it's pretty crazy how that
1:05:03
gets twisted. But the fact that people still
1:05:04
support what happens there, again, it's just crazy.
1:05:08
And it's not me saying people should not be Muslim.
1:05:10
It's not me saying people should not be Jewish or not be
1:05:13
Christian or not be Catholic because of the things that
1:05:16
happened in these religions. Again, every religion, every
1:05:19
social system, every political system, even sports teams,
1:05:24
they're going to get corrupted. They're going to get
1:05:26
infiltrated. You're going to have bad actors
1:05:27
and bad characters and there's going to be bad faith and
1:05:30
there's going to be things that are really wrong.
1:05:33
But the key is acknowledging those things and removing them.
1:05:37
I want to see Judaism remove the sucking of babies genitals and I
1:05:42
want to see Islam, Muslim religions removing beating your
1:05:46
wife, marrying four women and that their God had sex with a
1:05:50
nine year old and that's honored because in Iraq you can now
1:05:53
marry a nine year old. That's the age of consent for a
1:05:56
woman in Iraq is not a woman I put in air quotes because that
1:06:00
is not a woman, that is a child. The people there who are
1:06:03
marrying 9 year olds again, It almost makes me support the
1:06:06
invasion of Iraq, which I don't right Like these people are
1:06:10
terrible if they're doing that. These are things that need to
1:06:12
change. And yes, there's still Catholic
1:06:14
priests doing these two. They need to change.
1:06:16
The priests need to change. They need to be removed and dead
1:06:19
and jailed. The Catholic Church needs to
1:06:22
keep removing these people. They've done a great job of it
1:06:24
so far, but they need to continue pushing it.
1:06:26
The work hasn't stopped. There are still pedophiles out
1:06:29
there in religion who use God as a prop to molest children, who
1:06:33
use God as a weapon against children and use their faith
1:06:36
against them to violate these kids.
1:06:39
God's children are not for sale. The worst people in the world
1:06:42
are the people who test that, and God will deal with them in
1:06:45
the long run. I truly believe that anyone who
1:06:48
violated a child will be dealt with for eternity in hell in the
1:06:54
worst possible ways. I have full faith that God would
1:06:57
do that, because that's justice and God is good and God is
1:07:01
justice and God is a lot of great things.
1:07:03
God is would essentially founded America in a lot of ways.
1:07:07
Again, our founding documents, God has mentioned in it I think
1:07:09
over five times it is. It's instilled in us like I've
1:07:14
talked about. I want to come back to the
1:07:15
morality. It's the morality of it all.
1:07:17
It's the where does right and wrong come from?
1:07:19
Where does it come from to respect your elders?
1:07:21
Where does it come from to respect authority?
1:07:24
Where does it come from that murder is bad and cheating is
1:07:27
bad and faith is good and faithfulness is good and
1:07:30
respecting your neighbor? Where does all that come from
1:07:33
for people who aren't religious? Where do they draw those lines?
1:07:37
We need to draw better lines, people.
1:07:39
Even if you're not religious, we need to get morality from better
1:07:42
places because the morality of a lot of people in this country
1:07:46
right now is it's going downhill.
1:07:47
There are people starting only feel like the day they turn 18,
1:07:50
starting only fans. It's just people getting into
1:07:53
porn. Porn is one of the most
1:07:54
destructive things in this nation.
1:07:56
I've talked time and time again about how porn should be banned.
1:07:59
Florida has banned it, Texas is banned it.
1:08:01
Certain states have banned it, and they should continue to ban
1:08:04
it. I tweeted about I think every
1:08:07
single day that they should ban porn until they finally did in
1:08:09
Florida and I was so happy that they did.
1:08:12
It's so destructive to the young minds of children, specifically
1:08:16
the minds of young males. Young males producing
1:08:19
testosterone going through puberty, when they see porn,
1:08:22
they should really do long term studies on what it does to the
1:08:26
male human brain because it is so addicting.
1:08:29
The online porn categories, the online porn atmosphere that
1:08:33
they've built. It's not just the Hustler
1:08:35
magazines and My Angel is the centerfold anymore.
1:08:38
It's there's anything and everything for any people in the
1:08:42
world to go see. And the people who start
1:08:45
watching porn at younger ages develop weirder things overtime.
1:08:49
Eventually they become less stimulated to the porn they were
1:08:52
watching in the beginning and they start having to watch more
1:08:54
graphic things. And I'm not going to talk about
1:08:56
it past this because again, I don't want to talk about stuff
1:08:58
like that. But that's the problem.
1:09:01
It's such a they're always like, Oh yeah, we want to legalize
1:09:04
these things. It's not going to go that far.
1:09:06
And then now we have 18 year olds just signing up for only
1:09:09
fans every single day. Porn shouldn't be legal in the
1:09:11
1st place. I don't even, I'm even against
1:09:14
playboys. I'm against like all that stuff
1:09:16
like it's hedonism, it's grotesque, it's not moral.
1:09:19
It goes against American values. Prostitution is not legal in
1:09:23
America and I agree with that. And if you out there agree with
1:09:26
that prostitution should stay illegal in America, then you
1:09:29
should be against the porn industry too, because porn is
1:09:32
prostitution that's videoed and sold.
1:09:35
Name me the other difference. Prostitution is paying a woman
1:09:38
have sex with you. Porn is paying a woman have sex
1:09:40
with you. But videoing it and just
1:09:42
distributing it to people. And then 33% of the people
1:09:45
watching that are going to be under the age of 1838% of the
1:09:49
people who are subscribing to only Fans.
1:09:51
Women are under the age of 18. So women are making custom
1:09:54
videos for 14 year old boys sexual videos.
1:09:59
And again, I'm not going to go into more detail about that.
1:10:02
You can figure out what a custom video means.
1:10:04
I don't even want to know, but that's a problem.
1:10:08
These are problems in America. These are things that if we
1:10:10
don't fix, America will continue to go downhill.
1:10:14
I love this country, but I want the country I was promised as a
1:10:18
boy. I want the country that my
1:10:19
grandpa talked to me about. I want the country that you see
1:10:22
in the movies. I want to be America where
1:10:24
Americans love America. Where you're waving an American
1:10:26
flag in your house or outside your house, no matter what side
1:10:30
of the aisle you're on, that you're just proud to be an
1:10:32
American. I want to see in America where
1:10:35
we're not seeing all our dollars go to waste, fraud and abuse.
1:10:37
Where we're not getting taxed out the wazoo on everything.
1:10:41
Everything is taxed. You buy something, it's taxed.
1:10:44
You import something. You export something, it's
1:10:45
taxed. You pay tax at the end of the
1:10:47
year, your paychecks tax, your Social Security tax.
1:10:50
Like everything is taxed. They need to lower the taxes.
1:10:53
In a lot of ways, the tax is part of the one big beautiful
1:10:56
bill, some of the greatest parts of it.
1:10:58
But then the like I've talked about the AI parts and some of
1:11:01
the other parts are so bad and it makes it unvotable.
1:11:04
They need to chop it up into three bills, cut one or two of
1:11:06
them. But people like Thomas Massie
1:11:09
are what we need in this country.
1:11:10
People like Elon Musk don't love Marjorie Taylor Green, but she
1:11:15
does some great things. I don't agree with her in every
1:11:17
way. I don't want to say I don't love
1:11:18
her. I think there's some great
1:11:19
things she does. But again, she voted for the one
1:11:21
big beautiful bill without even reading the whole thing.
1:11:23
That's moronic. Come on, Like they do better.
1:11:26
You are a paid sitting House representative.
1:11:29
That is your job. That is your only job.
1:11:31
Actually, she does make good points.
1:11:33
Like she she spent millions of her dollars personally
1:11:36
campaigning for Trump to only speak out against her when she
1:11:39
spoke out against the one big beautiful bill.
1:11:41
I don't love that Trump does that always.
1:11:43
Trump's got to stop speaking out against anyone that speaks out
1:11:46
against him who's a Republican. Not every Republican has to
1:11:48
align with what Donald Trump wants or thinks.
1:11:51
And I don't think he thinks that necessarily.
1:11:53
He obviously knows it would make his job easier if it would
1:11:56
happen and that we have a shit house in the Senate that even
1:11:59
though we have the Republican control, we can't get anything
1:12:01
through. And that's because a lot because
1:12:04
of Democrats, but it's also because of the neo cons and
1:12:07
because conservatives are working against each other.
1:12:09
It brings me back to the point of Democrats and Republicans,
1:12:12
the parties, they're falling, they're going against each other
1:12:15
right now. You see the neocons being pitted
1:12:18
against the non war lobby and the non Israel lobby.
1:12:21
Like I'm, I'm not against Israel, I'm not against Canada,
1:12:25
I'm not against Mexico. I'm against a lot of things they
1:12:27
do in a lot of the ways they treat the United States.
1:12:30
But I am against sending money there.
1:12:31
I am against sending foreign aid to countries who undermine the
1:12:34
United States. I am against sending foreign aid
1:12:38
to most countries. Like I said, we need to get back
1:12:40
to the founding principles of this country not having the
1:12:43
foreign alliances we have. I think there's some may be
1:12:46
necessary foreign alliances, but nobody has.
1:12:49
I've made this argument to multiple Democrats and multiple
1:12:52
conservatives. Nobody's ever been able to
1:12:53
negate my argument of why aren't we allies with someone like
1:12:56
Russia right now instead of Canada and Mexico?
1:12:59
What is Canada and Mexico doing to benefit us that we couldn't
1:13:02
get from a country like Russia? And again, I'm not saying I
1:13:05
agree with everything that Putin does.
1:13:07
He's a dictator, but it's good to have diplomacy with
1:13:10
dictators. Why would you not want to have
1:13:12
diplomacy with a dictator? It's good when Donald Trump
1:13:14
shook the hands of Kim Jong Un. It's good when he shook the
1:13:18
hands of President Putin. These are things that need to
1:13:20
happen. And whether he's a dictator or
1:13:22
not, diplomacy is important. Foreign Relations are important.
1:13:25
Putting the America First movement is the most important.
1:13:29
I really want this America First party to happen.
1:13:31
This Donald Trump, Elon Musk Part 2 is one of the more
1:13:34
exciting things in politics right now.
1:13:36
Like we're seeing upfront and close.
1:13:39
I don't love it because like I said, there's being children and
1:13:41
boys and arguing like children. But it's one of the most fun
1:13:43
things in the sense of we get to see up close what it's like when
1:13:47
billionaires argue. That's an interesting topic.
1:13:50
We get to see up close what it's like when they disagree over
1:13:55
such monumental issues and you have the entire conservative
1:14:00
base splitting up. Like you have half the side
1:14:02
going with Elon and then you have the cat turd LED people
1:14:06
following Trump. And if people don't understand
1:14:09
my cat turd reference, cat turd is a Twitter account.
1:14:12
It's the somehow the voice of the mainstream conservative
1:14:15
party. And if you don't believe you're
1:14:16
not going to search cat turd on Twitter.
1:14:18
It has over 4 million followers, maybe more at this point.
1:14:21
And it is one of the voices of mainstream conservativism, one
1:14:25
of the biggest voices in Republican politics, believe it
1:14:29
or not, is a again, he's not a bad guy.
1:14:31
He's like AI think he's like a 60 year old war veteran or
1:14:33
something. The guy who runs it, I'm not
1:14:34
100% sure. He runs his own show, which I've
1:14:36
watched a couple times. It's pretty good.
1:14:38
He is I mean, he's an absolute shell for Donald Trump.
1:14:40
No matter what Trump says, he agrees with it.
1:14:42
He doesn't disagree with anything Trump says, which
1:14:44
that's come on, let's be better than that.
1:14:46
Let's understand that yes, Donald Trump is doing a lot of
1:14:49
great things. He has instilled a lot of great
1:14:51
values into America. But like, how are you going to
1:14:54
argue that I ran and like bombing them while our assets
1:14:57
and troops in the area we're still good at, that's America
1:14:59
first. Like making the argument that we
1:15:01
should get rid of their nuclear program, OK, But negate my
1:15:04
argument about our troops and our military assets and letting
1:15:06
our ally bomb them and undermine us, surprisingly without telling
1:15:09
us while we still have those assets in the area?
1:15:12
Because that pisses me off. That upsets me.
1:15:13
That violates the trust of they're our allies, but they're
1:15:17
not acting like it. And again, Canada's not either.
1:15:20
They just bent the knee to Trump the other day because Trump
1:15:23
stopped the trade negotiations. But like, why were they even
1:15:26
trying to taxes like that in the 1st place on our technology?
1:15:29
And then Mexico to literally the president of Mexico was talking
1:15:33
about how we need to have more violent protests in the streets
1:15:36
of LA. Not just more protests, more
1:15:38
violent protests, more illegal immigrants.
1:15:40
Go stand up violently in the streets of LA.
1:15:42
Go wave your Mexican flags and burn American flags.
1:15:46
That's an act of war. That's terrible and Mexican
1:15:48
government is so corrupt. I think it was over 140
1:15:52
candidates died in their last political election, just died.
1:15:56
I wonder how that happens. It's same way how like certain
1:15:58
people in the Clinton administration just disappear or
1:16:01
like Obama had two chefs drown thing.
1:16:03
These things don't just happen. These are planted things.
1:16:06
These are planned things. These are things that were
1:16:09
carefully executed by the establishment, by the swamp that
1:16:14
Trump was allegedly trying to drain.
1:16:17
I still think in a lot of ways he wants to drain the swamp.
1:16:19
I don't think Trump understands what the full range of the swamp
1:16:22
actually is though. Now I think Trump has been part
1:16:25
of the swamp when it comes to the foreign lobbying.
1:16:27
I think the foreign lobbying is one of the biggest parts of the
1:16:29
swamp that Trump is not seeing. Yes, the three letter agency is
1:16:32
the unknown ones that we don't know about and the waste, fraud
1:16:35
and abuse of our tax dollars. That's part of the swamp.
1:16:38
But so is the foreign lobbyists who aren't registered as foreign
1:16:40
lobbyists in the United States, like APEC, the lobbying for
1:16:44
Israel in America, not registered as a foreign lobby.
1:16:47
How is that not, how is that draining the swamp to keep them
1:16:50
in there? How is that draining the swamp
1:16:52
to fulfill their wishes of a regime change?
1:16:54
Because you hear what's happening with Netanyahu right
1:16:57
now. You hear what he's saying in the
1:16:58
media that, oh, we're they're now a couple months away from a
1:17:02
nuclear program again, even after the US allegedly destroyed
1:17:06
it. We're going to need this regime
1:17:07
change soon. That's what B Netanyahu is
1:17:09
saying right now. Again, I can't trust Bibi
1:17:11
Netanyahu. I can't touch the guy with 10
1:17:13
foot pokes. I can't trust him.
1:17:15
The guy lies. He's corrupt.
1:17:17
He is on trial for corruption. I think if a president has a 30%
1:17:21
approval rating in their own country and then like a 90%
1:17:24
approval rating in the country that funds them, that seems like
1:17:26
more of a instilled dictator than a actual representative of
1:17:31
their government. And I'm not saying that Bibi
1:17:33
Netanyahu is a dictator. I'm just saying he doesn't seem
1:17:36
like a fair representation of the state of Israel or what the
1:17:38
people of Israel actually want. Because why does he only have a
1:17:42
30% approval rating? Why is he on trial for
1:17:44
corruption? And why are they constantly
1:17:48
delaying these trials and impeachments and things like
1:17:51
that? Is there questions I want to
1:17:53
answer? Trump speaking up for Bibi.
1:17:55
I don't necessarily have a problem with that.
1:17:57
The one statement Trump said that I did have a problem with
1:18:00
was he said that. He basically said Israel's as
1:18:03
great of a country as America. And again, I have no problem if
1:18:07
the president wants, like, hype up our allies.
1:18:09
If you want to say Israel's a great country, Israel, you're #2
1:18:12
even OK, America's number one. And if you're the American
1:18:15
president, you better say that. Are you kidding me?
1:18:18
I don't want the American president saying this country is
1:18:20
as good as us. No, we're America.
1:18:22
We are the greatest country in the world.
1:18:24
We are the leaders of the free world.
1:18:25
We have the largest GDP, the best military, we have the best
1:18:29
population. America is the land of the free
1:18:32
because of the brave. And I never want to hear an
1:18:34
American president saying that America is anything but the
1:18:37
greatest country in the world. We are the greatest country in
1:18:40
the world. We will continue to be the
1:18:42
greatest country in the world. We will continue to grow as the
1:18:45
greatest country in the world if we can fix these problems that
1:18:48
I'm talking about. I think the America First
1:18:51
movement is so much bigger in my generation and I think you're
1:18:55
starting to see it a little bit in my parents generation.
1:18:58
In some ways, I think the parents who are able to observe
1:19:02
the fact that their kids are not able to live the same lives they
1:19:05
were able to live, that we are also in drenching our phones and
1:19:09
social media and that we aren't able to afford homes.
1:19:12
There's more credit card debt than ever in today's society.
1:19:15
People are more depressed than ever.
1:19:17
People are taking more. SSR is more drug use,
1:19:19
statistically suicide is way up. These are all huge problems.
1:19:24
It's like I think the parents who see that are starting to,
1:19:27
they're starting to get on this America first movement a little
1:19:31
bit slowly but surely we're red Pilling them.
1:19:33
We're just like the Matrix. You got 2 pills, you take the
1:19:36
blue 1, you take the red one, the blue one, and you can go
1:19:40
back to your delusional fantasy world where everything's perfect
1:19:43
and the population is not collapsing and crime is at all
1:19:45
time lows. But that's not true.
1:19:47
Or you could take the red pill and realize that we need to fix
1:19:50
crime. We need to fix a lot of the
1:19:52
problems we have in our country. We need to limit AI in some
1:19:55
ways. We need to also sustain growth
1:19:58
for this country. We need more morals for this
1:20:00
country. We need people to build
1:20:02
families, rebuild the nuclear family and sustain the nuclear
1:20:06
family over time and not let it be destroyed again.
1:20:09
The destruction of the nuclear family is one of the biggest
1:20:12
thing like Democrats push against it.
1:20:13
I talked about this earlier, they said.
1:20:15
The kids aren't your kids. They're our kids.
1:20:17
No, they are not. That is how you start a
1:20:19
revolution with my generation. You do not touch our kids.
1:20:23
You do not take our kids. God's children are not for sale
1:20:25
and they're definitely not to the government.
1:20:28
The parents have the right to instill the values over the
1:20:30
children and that's how it will be forever.
1:20:32
And that's why I love that we have states rights, federal
1:20:35
rights as well. I think the states having rights
1:20:37
over things, it's one of the most important thing.
1:20:39
One of my biggest opposition's to the one big beautiful bill is
1:20:42
the federal government's regulations over AI.
1:20:45
And if states draw money from the federal government that they
1:20:47
can't regulate AI in the state for 10 years, that is absurd.
1:20:51
What, like Donald Trump, Let me ask you, what is your problem
1:20:54
with cutting that out of the bill?
1:20:55
Who is funding that part to be in the bill?
1:20:57
Because why are you putting that in there?
1:20:59
That is the one big reason why so many people don't want to
1:21:02
vote for it. Like a lot of people don't want
1:21:03
to vote for it because the debt ceiling, what Elon Musk is
1:21:05
saying. But people like Thomas Massie
1:21:08
and Marjorie Taylor Green aren't even really talking about that
1:21:10
part of it. They're just talking about the
1:21:12
part that I'm saying. The AI regulations are absurd.
1:21:16
They should not exist. They're borderline tyrannical.
1:21:21
I really want them to remove the tyrannical part of that one big
1:21:25
beautiful bill because it makes it not so beautiful.
1:21:27
There are other parts in it, but like I said, there's so many
1:21:29
good things in it. Extending the Trump 2017 tax
1:21:32
cuts is amazing. I think the NFA regulations,
1:21:36
again, amazing. Why wouldn't you vote for that?
1:21:38
Why wouldn't you vote to support millions of American Second
1:21:42
Amendment rights and like their ear protection rights?
1:21:45
Essentially because it's a tax stamps on silencers.
1:21:47
What do you have against silencers?
1:21:49
It's like I said, quicker follow up shots makes your ears not
1:21:53
kill when you have to discharge a firearm either out of a car or
1:21:57
in a close vicinity in a house or whatever it is.
1:22:00
Do you know how much ear damage you can cause to a baby if you
1:22:03
discharge A556 rifle in a home? But if you're defending your
1:22:07
home, that's not unnormal to do like that.
1:22:10
A556 rifle is a great home defense rifle because the
1:22:13
bullets aren't necessarily going to over penetrate.
1:22:16
They're going to take down the killer immediately or take down
1:22:19
the intruder immediately. But it is so painfully loud.
1:22:22
Same thing with the 57, which is another effective or 9mm,
1:22:26
another extremely loud weapon, which if you fired in the
1:22:29
vicinity of a child, could devastate their eardrums, could
1:22:33
devastate a growing infant's hearing abilities.
1:22:37
So I think parents protecting their children, it's important
1:22:40
for them to have them. I think people, new shooters in
1:22:44
general, it helps you, like I said, follow up, accuracy,
1:22:47
confidence, shot ability because of the hearing, things like
1:22:51
that. There's countless advantages to
1:22:54
silencers. There's countless advantages in
1:22:56
the Second Amendment movement to the NFA regulations being
1:22:59
removed, and it goes to some of the stuff I've been talking
1:23:03
about before. But I don't like the ATF.
1:23:05
I don't like FWC, that's Florida Wildlife, but I don't like all
1:23:09
the regulations they do. I don't like that they would
1:23:11
just board people's boats and like search for their fishing
1:23:13
license. That seems pretty corrupt for no
1:23:16
reason. Don't Ron De Santis change that?
1:23:17
Thank God. But there are a lot of things
1:23:20
that these corrupt agencies do, especially the ATF.
1:23:23
So why don't you see Republicans targeting ATF agents?
1:23:27
Why don't you see like hard school gun nuts, the crazies in
1:23:31
this country, like the liberals want to call them the whack job
1:23:34
nut jobs, the gun nuts in this country.
1:23:37
Why don't you see them shooting ATF agents and shooting FWC
1:23:42
agents or the equivalent in other states?
1:23:44
Why don't you see that happening often?
1:23:46
Why don't you see them getting attacked?
1:23:47
Like there's a 500% increase in ICE agents getting attacked.
1:23:51
It's questions that are unanswered by the Liberal Party
1:23:53
and questions as the Liberal Party refuses to answer because
1:23:56
they refuse to answer the fact that they don't know where their
1:23:59
morality comes from. Their morality is derived from
1:24:01
their own minds and if they want to just go harm federal agents
1:24:05
and their families because they disagree with the federal agents
1:24:08
job, it's OK to them. If they want to burn the
1:24:11
American flag while waving the Mexican flag and saying that all
1:24:15
ICE agents are bastards or all ICE agents should die.
1:24:19
I'm not even going to repeat some of the worst things that I
1:24:21
heard on the videos that happened in LA.
1:24:23
But how are they supporting that?
1:24:25
But they aren't supporting the crazy nut jobs, the gun nuts in
1:24:29
this country who are peacefully not going against the federal
1:24:34
agents. The people who have the
1:24:35
destructive weapons apparently are the ones who are the safest.
1:24:38
Which is again, goes to show my point, a lot of the a lot, a lot
1:24:43
of the woke media, a lot of the media is propaganda.
1:24:47
They want to tell you that people with guns are dangerous.
1:24:49
But I would actually argue that gun free zones are more
1:24:54
dangerous than other zones because a gun free zone, you
1:24:58
don't have people, good citizens who carry every day to protect
1:25:04
people, people who carry to protect themselves, the men and
1:25:07
women around them and the children around them.
1:25:09
Specifically, if someone comes to a grocery store, someone
1:25:12
comes in a bank and they try and kidnap a kid or they try and rob
1:25:16
the store and I have the ability to, I'm going to execute that
1:25:19
person because why is that person allowed to put innocent
1:25:23
lives at risk so they can get a cheap financial gain or kidnap a
1:25:26
kid or whatever their sick fantasy is that they're in that
1:25:29
scenario. We need good citizens standing
1:25:31
up for people. We need good guys with guns.
1:25:34
You had someone try and go into a church, I think it was in, I
1:25:37
want to say Michigan recently. They tried to go into a church
1:25:41
with a rifle and they had tried to drive in and then they tried
1:25:44
to go in with a rifle and then one of the churchgoers was
1:25:47
concealed carrying as a lot of churchgoers are, especially
1:25:50
nowadays with the violence in religious communities that
1:25:53
people bring on religious, all religious communities, not even
1:25:56
just Christians, but the person at church was able to
1:25:59
immediately execute the person with a clean shot to the head.
1:26:02
You want to know where a clean shot to the head comes from?
1:26:04
Buying a firearm, taking multiple firearm safety and
1:26:08
training classes and then either getting a range membership or
1:26:12
just going to the range and spending more money.
1:26:14
And most people should just get a membership a lot cheaper.
1:26:15
That way. It's you pay about unlimited
1:26:18
time for the same price you pay for two hours and you get the
1:26:21
whole month. But a range membership which
1:26:23
allows you to practice your shooting, you want to make sure
1:26:26
you don't have a big shot spread.
1:26:28
You want to make sure that if you're in a self-defense
1:26:30
scenario, you're not hitting the lady behind the person who
1:26:33
you're trying to execute. Because again, you also want to
1:26:36
execute these people when someone is trying to rob you at
1:26:40
gunpoint, when someone is trying to rob a store or a bank or
1:26:42
whatever the situation is, kidnap a kid.
1:26:44
You don't want to just shoot to disable.
1:26:47
You don't aim for the fleshy part of the thigh.
1:26:49
You shoot to fully incapacitate. That is what your goal should
1:26:54
be. You will get sued forever.
1:26:56
If someone breaks in your house and you shoot them in the leg
1:26:59
twice and then they walk away, they're going to get everything
1:27:01
they came to break in your house to get and more.
1:27:03
And you're going to write them a check on top of that in civil
1:27:06
court because that's the way the corrupt courts work in this
1:27:09
country. And if the same thing in a
1:27:12
grocery store, like in a bank in a lot of these scenarios.
1:27:15
And again, they're better states about it, like Florida and
1:27:18
Texas. But then there are wack states
1:27:19
about it like California and New York and Vermont.
1:27:22
And you see some of these like wackier takes on things and
1:27:25
you're like, OK, what is going on?
1:27:27
What are the liberals doing? What are they promoting now?
1:27:30
These are the problems we're facing in this nation.
1:27:32
These are the problems we need to fix in this nation.
1:27:35
I just realized I've been filming this one for an hour.
1:27:38
And one hour, 30 minutes. Oh my God, I've been filming
1:27:41
this one for a while already, so I'm going to just wall them on
1:27:44
here. Since I've been filming this one
1:27:46
for a while, I'm going to refresh the news on my other
1:27:48
screen here, see if there's any new headlines, anything I should
1:27:51
talk about besides the America First stuff I'm talking about
1:27:54
like that. See if there's any popular
1:27:55
topics that have happened while I've been filming the last
1:27:58
couple hours. OK, the Sean Diddy Cone trial
1:28:02
actually has a big update. It says that Diddy, they're
1:28:06
still waiting on the verdict for count 1, but Diddy is being
1:28:09
charged for counts 2 through 5, and most of those are rape and
1:28:14
pretty terrible charges. So we are going to see some
1:28:17
justice with that. Hopefully we'll get some
1:28:19
information on the Diddy trials. I don't want to continue
1:28:22
supporting people who are molesters, rapists, and people
1:28:24
who indulge in these kind of activities.
1:28:26
I grew up listening to Jay-Z and now I'm pretty perplexed by that
1:28:30
because I've come to find out now that he most likely is a
1:28:34
rapist. He most likely is heavily
1:28:36
involved in this. I don't want to be supporting
1:28:38
that. I don't want to be supporting
1:28:40
anyone who is involved in this. So I want to find out the
1:28:42
artist, the people represented in Hollywood who were at these
1:28:46
freak offs, who were supporting Diddy as he molested children,
1:28:50
as he molested police officers, as he molested people.
1:28:54
I want to see the evidence of who else was behind it.
1:28:57
I want to see the people who wrote letters like they wrote
1:29:01
against Drake Bell when Drake Bell was molested as a kid.
1:29:05
They talked about this in the Nickelodeon documentary that
1:29:08
came out. The amount of people in
1:29:09
Hollywood and big names, you would know.
1:29:12
I can't remember them off the top of my head because I haven't
1:29:14
watched the documentary in two years.
1:29:15
I really should talk about this point, but everyone can go watch
1:29:19
it. But the amount of big names in
1:29:22
Hollywood who wrote letters to the court saying that the only
1:29:25
reason the man would have molested Drake Bell at 14 years
1:29:28
old is Drake must have done something to entice him.
1:29:32
Drake must have done something to make this man unable to
1:29:37
refuse that maybe this man was on a medication that justifying
1:29:41
pedophilia is what they're doing.
1:29:42
They are all pedophiles. They are all.
1:29:44
If you're justifying pedophilia, you're just as bad as the person
1:29:47
who did it. You are contributing to ruining
1:29:50
the life of that child. Especially if you're publicly
1:29:52
writing your name into a court letter.
1:29:55
I really hope everyone in the Sean Diddy Combs Stroud was able
1:29:58
to get arrested. I hope we're able to get justice
1:30:00
and names because like I said, I don't think we're actually going
1:30:02
to get the Epstein names. I don't think they exist.
1:30:04
I think if they existed, we would have had them by now.
1:30:07
And I'm pissed off we don't. It's one of my biggest things I
1:30:10
speak out against with Donald Trump right now.
1:30:12
I love Donald Trump in a lot of ways, but I hate the fact that
1:30:17
we're what is it? It's July 1st and we don't have
1:30:20
the Epstein files. Like, I'm going to set a date
1:30:23
right here, right now on this show.
1:30:24
If by if by Labor Day, we have not had a massive, and I mean
1:30:30
like a groundbreaking update on the Epstein case.
1:30:34
I'm going to start seriously questioning if what Elon Musk
1:30:36
said was true or not because why else are we not getting them
1:30:40
unless they just don't exist. And when I say they don't exist,
1:30:43
it's destroyed the fact that his house was professionally
1:30:46
scrubbed by the FBI before they even got there, the same way the
1:30:49
person who shots Trump was. It's another thing I want to
1:30:51
talk about that pisses me off. Someone took a shot at our
1:30:54
president, A kid took a shot at our president in clear daylight
1:30:58
in the most obvious place. I would never attempt to take
1:31:01
the life of a president because I am a red blooded American, but
1:31:06
if I was to attempt to, that would have been the roof I
1:31:09
picked. Are you kidding me?
1:31:10
That was the most obvious? What?
1:31:12
Like oh we couldn't put FBI agents on him because of the
1:31:15
slope, yet the sniper who shot that kid was on her slope twice
1:31:20
as big. Again, if you're saying a slope
1:31:22
is too dangerous for FBI agents, get better FBI agents.
1:31:25
Stop with your DEI bullshit because like what are you
1:31:27
talking about? A slope?
1:31:30
A slope Donald Trump by an act of God was saved.
1:31:34
If you watch the video in slow motion, I urge anyone search
1:31:37
Donald Trump act of God whether you're religious or not.
1:31:40
Donald Trump turned with milliseconds.
1:31:44
That was a 556 round. For anyone who does not know
1:31:47
what a 556 round is, Google that as well. 556 round is a large
1:31:52
bullet. It is mainly used for home
1:31:53
defense and things like that, but it will immediately kill
1:31:57
somebody, especially to the head.
1:31:59
I could have hit that shot. Most people who go to a gun
1:32:02
range even weekly if not monthly, could hit that shot.
1:32:06
It was not a difficult shot and the only reason that child
1:32:09
missed is because Donald Trump turned his head and it went
1:32:13
through his ear and luckily the what's it's cartilage, what's
1:32:17
your ear? It was able to heal pretty well,
1:32:19
which is tremendous. But someone took a shot at her
1:32:23
president. And what do you know about the
1:32:24
man? I don't know anything.
1:32:25
And I do research on it. I look it up every day.
1:32:28
Actually, I look into it daily. I know that she was in a Black
1:32:31
Rock ad. I know that his house is
1:32:33
professionally scrubbed. There was not even silverware at
1:32:35
his house when they searched it. I know that they, we were able
1:32:40
to track that there was a phone going from Washington, DC to his
1:32:43
house and back to Washington, DC in the weeks before the
1:32:46
shooting. I know that they said that this
1:32:48
person was a registered Republican but took a shot at
1:32:51
Donald Trump. I speak out against Donald Trump
1:32:53
a lot. It doesn't mean I would take a
1:32:54
shot at him. It's just a these all seem like
1:32:58
plants. These all seem like staged
1:32:59
events. It all seems like JFK wanted to
1:33:02
inspect the Damona project and look what happened.
1:33:06
And I'm not saying that this one was Israel.
1:33:08
I'm saying that this one was the Democrats, this one was the
1:33:11
liberals, this one was the higher ups, this one was the, I
1:33:13
don't know, maybe it's something from the Epstein thing.
1:33:15
I don't know. But someone convinced this kid
1:33:18
to take a shot at Trump and someone told him you will be
1:33:20
able to get out of there because there's no way this kid thought
1:33:24
he was getting out of that situation unless someone
1:33:27
convinced him. Like we got this, the Secret
1:33:29
Service is protecting you in this one.
1:33:31
Someone told him something and beyond that, it was just an
1:33:34
embarrassing day for the Secret Service.
1:33:36
There was like on both men and women messing up.
1:33:39
But like, why are women in Secret Service?
1:33:42
And that's not me. Again, trying to be offensive.
1:33:43
I think women are equal to men in every way, but they're not
1:33:46
equal in strength and height and things like that.
1:33:48
And yes, there's exceptions to the rule, but why wouldn't you
1:33:52
want a big strongman protecting the president?
1:33:54
Why would anyone disagree with that?
1:33:55
Like, why wouldn't you want like a 6A Jack guy protecting the
1:33:58
president who knows all kinds of martial arts and is highly
1:34:02
trained and maybe a highly decorated veteran so highly
1:34:05
trained with weapons. Like why wouldn't you want that?
1:34:07
Why would you want a woman who doesn't know how to holster her
1:34:10
own weapon? It just doesn't make sense to
1:34:12
me. And like you saw the women like
1:34:14
almost like ducking down to like they didn't know what to do.
1:34:17
And again, it's I'm not saying women can't be in roles in the
1:34:21
workplace. They should be in almost every
1:34:22
role in the workplace. I'm saying that women should not
1:34:24
be in Secret Service roles, though.
1:34:25
And anyone who wants to disagree with me on that again, just come
1:34:28
debate me on it because I think more 6-8 strong buff jacked
1:34:33
veterans and Jack men should be doing the job.
1:34:36
I think that's what security entails is you want someone
1:34:39
taller than you, You want someone stronger than you.
1:34:41
You want someone who can annihilate any assailant not
1:34:44
only with a weapon, but with their hands and not in a long
1:34:48
combat in a fast, quick, swift way and no wasted motion.
1:34:52
And that's what we should have in our Secret Service.
1:34:54
Like I remember going to the spy museum as a kid and learning
1:34:57
about Secret Service and learning about spies.
1:34:59
And they're like camping out on the White House and the snipers.
1:35:02
And it sounds like this cool, interesting, almost like
1:35:05
borderline scary thing like these guys are they sound like,
1:35:08
Oh my God, these guys are basically professional hit man
1:35:10
who just get to kill people who try and bring violence to the
1:35:13
president. But then you grow up and like
1:35:15
embarrassing videos like that in crucial moments.
1:35:18
Our president and our when the president gets shot at, your
1:35:21
country is under attack, even if it's not a foreign attack,
1:35:23
domestic attacks are still attacked, all enemies, foreign
1:35:26
and domestic. So that's a that's a huge
1:35:29
problem that just went away. It's a huge problem that what is
1:35:33
it almost a year now. It was last July, it happened so
1:35:37
almost a year now. God saved Donald Trump's life
1:35:40
and we know nothing about the shooter.
1:35:42
Why is that? These are the questions I want
1:35:45
to answer this to. I probably at some point will go
1:35:47
do a like a three-part docu series on that the same way I've
1:35:50
done a free parter on who is James Pascaliti?
1:35:53
What is America unfiltered? America unfiltered is my way of
1:35:57
telling the people that I want America first.
1:35:59
I want this country back, baby. I want America to have American
1:36:03
values. I want America to build and grow
1:36:06
and I want America to support Americans.
1:36:09
I don't want my dollars funding Ukraine wars.
1:36:11
I don't want my dollars funding them pulling people with Down
1:36:14
syndrome off the street and putting them on the front lines
1:36:16
because it's happening and you can Google that.
1:36:18
I say you can Google that a lot because I don't think a lot of
1:36:21
people are just going to take my claims as true because I watch
1:36:24
people and I don't just take their claims as true, but I
1:36:26
Google a lot of things they say. And it's not just Googling and
1:36:29
reading the first thing and accepting it.
1:36:31
Find credible sources, but Google these things.
1:36:34
If you don't believe them, educate yourself.
1:36:36
I try and read. Charlie Kirk said to try and
1:36:38
read 100 books a year. It's fairly difficult to do that
1:36:42
with my current schedule, so I try and read 50 books a year.
1:36:44
I either listen or read. This is my book of the week.
1:36:48
I should have introduced it in the beginning.
1:36:49
Again, did this yesterday. We're not at the end yet, but
1:36:51
we're going to introduce it now. The Daily Stoic.
1:36:54
It's a calendar book. Essentially every day there's a
1:36:57
new page that talks about what you should be accomplishing that
1:37:01
day and why you shouldn't give any excuses to accomplishing
1:37:05
those tasks no matter what you're going through.
1:37:07
Like I like have had this broken arm for weeks.
1:37:10
I still run my businesses and I still do this every day because
1:37:13
it's what's important and days off is laziness and it's
1:37:17
laziness is a sin. It's a sin to just say stagnant
1:37:20
over time and do nothing with your life.
1:37:22
I think that is bad mortals. I think that is bad parenting.
1:37:26
We need better parents in this country.
1:37:28
We need better parent rates as well.
1:37:30
We have, like I said, not only declining in population, but
1:37:34
among certain ethnicities you have huge declining in
1:37:38
fatherhood rates as well. And it's almost all ethnicities,
1:37:41
but among certain ones it's way higher.
1:37:44
You you need to do what you can to restore the nuclear family
1:37:47
and promote the values of When you impregnate a woman, you need
1:37:51
to marry her. And you need to.
1:37:53
The easiest way to be financially successful in life
1:37:56
is to graduate high school, get a decent job, and not get anyone
1:38:00
pregnant before you marry them. And if you do those three
1:38:02
things, you're generally considered successful in
1:38:05
America. You are a pretty far past most
1:38:10
people in life if you can accomplish those three things.
1:38:12
Actually, you are well past most Americans in this generation if
1:38:16
you can accomplish those three things.
1:38:19
But it is become hard for people to grasp the idea that some
1:38:25
statistics are true and the statistic that fatherhood rates
1:38:29
have been declining is it's a very true statistic that the
1:38:34
media does not talk about. You don't hear CNN talking about
1:38:37
the fact that there's a lack of fathers in the home.
1:38:40
You don't hear CNN talk about how that equates to depression,
1:38:43
anxiety and crime as well. That it's a direct correlation
1:38:47
and that we need to do what we can to revive the nuclear
1:38:51
family. We need to do what we can to
1:38:54
make it socially unacceptable to just get people pregnant and
1:38:58
abandoned the children. The town I grew up in, if I got
1:39:00
a girl pregnant, I would have been ostracized because I wasn't
1:39:05
married. First of all.
1:39:06
That's the first thing I like. It would have been a social
1:39:09
outrage in my town because I wasn't married.
1:39:12
Second of all, if I didn't marry that woman and didn't support
1:39:16
the baby, do everything I can to be the best father possible to
1:39:20
that baby, that would be not socially acceptable in my town.
1:39:25
I would be the I would be the worst person in my town.
1:39:28
I would have been the public outcast.
1:39:31
I would have been the person they're talking about on social
1:39:33
media and in schools every day. I would have been that bad
1:39:35
parent. And that's what we need to
1:39:38
instill in this country. We need to instill into people
1:39:41
that if you get a woman pregnant, you should marry her.
1:39:44
And it's not even just for your own benefit or the woman's.
1:39:48
It's for the child. It's for the fact that every
1:39:52
metric, every statistical metric shows that children with two
1:39:56
parents in the household perform better than one.
1:39:58
Children who don't go through divorce perform better than
1:40:01
children who do. These are undeniable metrics and
1:40:04
statistics. Things anybody can look up,
1:40:07
things that we're getting way more data on nowadays,
1:40:10
especially as we have dropping marriage rates, rising divorce
1:40:13
rates, dropping population rates, and anyone who thinks
1:40:16
those are good things, debate me.
1:40:19
Come on here and debate me why it's good that our population is
1:40:22
decreasing, why it's good that people are getting married less
1:40:26
and people are having less kids. I think one of the worst things
1:40:29
Reagan did was make no fault divorce illegal.
1:40:31
Like you should need a real reason to get divorce.
1:40:33
I'm not saying divorce shouldn't be a thing.
1:40:35
Like divorce is sometimes a very necessary thing for some people.
1:40:39
There's abusive situations, there's infidelity, There's
1:40:42
countless situations that divorce is so necessary.
1:40:45
But if you're just getting married and you have kids and
1:40:47
you're just not feeling it anymore after 10 years and you
1:40:50
just want to go live that single life, you are cheating on your
1:40:53
family. If you're ruining your family,
1:40:55
it doesn't matter if you're the guy or the girl.
1:40:56
That's disgusting. That's again, just giving into
1:40:59
hedonism. Giving into lust and desires
1:41:02
over what actual love and what actually human primal instincts
1:41:07
are is terrible. Stop going away from our primal
1:41:10
instincts to build families, our primal instincts to conquer
1:41:14
worlds or primal instincts to build new worlds and build new
1:41:17
things and push the boundaries of society and push the
1:41:20
boundaries of what's acceptable. I want to always push the
1:41:23
boundaries of what's acceptable because that's what America was
1:41:25
founded on. Elon Musk does it every day.
1:41:27
You have to challenge the system to beat it.
1:41:30
You can't just roll with the system.
1:41:32
You can't just say we're going to drain the swamp and then be a
1:41:35
maggot. I think that Donald Trump, I
1:41:38
think the Make America Great Again movement is great.
1:41:40
But then there are the people that I call the maggots, who are
1:41:43
they're just as bad as the liberals, The people like cat
1:41:45
turd, the people who say that everything Donald Trump does is
1:41:47
perfect and Donald Trump is a God or ridiculous.
1:41:50
Yes, Donald Trump does amazing things.
1:41:52
And for the first few months of the show especially, I spoke
1:41:55
almost only highly about him. I very seldom criticized him.
1:41:59
But that's because we've seen politics and lobbyism come into
1:42:02
play a lot more recently. We've seen the Israel lobby and
1:42:05
APEC. Really influence our government
1:42:09
with this Iran war. We've seen a lot of different
1:42:12
things over the last couple weeks that we haven't seen from
1:42:14
Trump. And the videos of Trump that day
1:42:17
were terrible. Like, I've never in the nine
1:42:19
years of seeing Trump in politics and the countless in my
1:42:23
entire life of seeing him on TVI used to watch his TV shows.
1:42:26
He was always entertaining. You're fired.
1:42:28
Love that, but he was never that tired in his entire life in
1:42:32
those two videos. And that one day when he was
1:42:34
going from plane to plane, talking to Netanyahu, talking to
1:42:37
Israel, talking, staying up all night in the Situation Room for
1:42:41
three days with head Seth planning the B2 bombings.
1:42:45
I couldn't imagine the stress he was going through and the stress
1:42:48
that our allies put on him. I don't think that's OK that our
1:42:51
allies did that to our president.
1:42:53
I think our president deserves better.
1:42:55
I think Donald Trump is one of the greatest presidents we've
1:42:58
had in this nation. Like I said earlier, I think
1:43:00
he's one of the first real presidents we've had since JFKII
1:43:04
think most politicians were funded and Donald Trump was self
1:43:08
funded in 2016 and 2020 and that was amazing.
1:43:12
I think if Donald Trump knew what he was doing in 2016 in the
1:43:15
sense of picking his cabinet and politically what the he talked
1:43:18
about the deep state and the swamp and all that so much.
1:43:20
But if he actually knew the full extent of it, I think he would
1:43:23
have been way more successful. He's now in that like, I don't
1:43:26
care attitude where it's like he doesn't care what the media is
1:43:28
saying about him. He doesn't care about the
1:43:30
politics. He just cares about getting his
1:43:32
agenda through. But his agenda, again, I thought
1:43:35
it was America first. I thought it was no new wars.
1:43:38
Obviously that part wasn't true. He's still claiming no new wars
1:43:41
and that wasn't a war. But I don't know, I think
1:43:44
military involvement, like that's a war.
1:43:46
I think anything outside of one small missile strike on some
1:43:49
Yemen Houthis is like pretty crazy, like dropping bunker
1:43:52
Buster bombs on Fordo the Tons and I forget the other one's
1:43:57
name, but the underground nuclear facilities in Iran,
1:43:59
that's that's a war call, especially when you see Iran
1:44:02
tweeting out that they won the war and we didn't destroy it.
1:44:05
I'm sure we got some of it. I don't think we got all of it.
1:44:07
I've talked about this before. If you understand the
1:44:10
infrastructure of Bordeaux, if you understand the
1:44:12
infrastructure of Iran and that the country built for war filled
1:44:15
with tunnels, filled with underground bunkers, filled with
1:44:18
all these underground nuclear facilities that we probably
1:44:20
don't even know about. Like I'm sure there's up to 15
1:44:22
and we only touched three of them.
1:44:24
So, yeah, these are problems. And then, like I said, you have
1:44:27
Israel saying that they're months away now from getting a
1:44:30
nuclear bomb again. So what is really happening if
1:44:33
we end up in another situation with Iran in a few months, I'll
1:44:37
know that Trump is corrupt to the Israel lobby.
1:44:39
If not, then I won't think he is.
1:44:41
But I do think that there can be some forms of corruption without
1:44:44
staying corrupt. And I hope that's the case.
1:44:46
I hope that it was just one corrupt action, that he took 100
1:44:49
million from the Adelson family and he was like, OK, that's your
1:44:51
favorite, you're done now. I hope that's it.
1:44:54
I'm sad it happens, but I hope that's it.
1:44:56
And if it's not, we'll continue to talk about it.
1:44:58
We'll continue to talk about how we have a president who went
1:45:01
back on the America First movement.
1:45:03
That hasn't happened yet fully and I hope it doesn't.
1:45:05
I, like I said, a full faith in Donald Trump, his ability to
1:45:08
negotiate on tariffs, his ability to negotiate on all
1:45:11
kinds of trade, his ability to negotiate with the American
1:45:14
people on what's right and what's wrong.
1:45:16
I think, like I said, he is one of the biggest pushers of what
1:45:21
I've been saying about morality, that we have lost our sense of
1:45:23
morality in this country and we need to find it.
1:45:25
Charlie Kirk and Matt Walsh talk about this too.
1:45:27
But we need a sense of morality. We need a sense of this is wrong
1:45:32
because of this, not just because I think it's wrong,
1:45:34
because if you're just creating your own morality, I could say,
1:45:37
yeah, I could go throw rocks at this group of people.
1:45:40
I could go shoot these kinds of people, and I can love these
1:45:43
kinds of people just because I think it's correct.
1:45:46
And because I think it's correct, it's moral.
1:45:48
No, that's the same kind of things that gets you to the
1:45:51
Holocaust. That's the same kind of things
1:45:52
that leads you to genocides. It's disgusting.
1:45:55
Ideas like that lead to the Holocaust, genocides, and all
1:45:57
the tragedies that happen around the world.
1:46:00
Like people need to do better, America needs to do better.
1:46:02
Propaganda needs to stop. Politicians need to stop
1:46:05
lobbying. Foreign governments need to stop
1:46:07
lobbying in America. And we need to get back to
1:46:10
America first. Perspectives.
1:46:11
We need to get back to just sanity in this country.
1:46:15
We need to get back to a place where people want to work, where
1:46:17
people see a future in the country.
1:46:19
Right now, there's big unanswered questions from my
1:46:21
generation. Will AI replace most of our
1:46:24
jobs? I talked about this the other
1:46:26
night because I talked about Joe Rogan and I talked about Bernie
1:46:29
Sanders talking about it on The Joe Rogan Experience.
1:46:33
But it's an unanswered question and you don't hear politicians
1:46:36
answering it. You don't hear Donald Trump, you
1:46:38
don't hear JD Vance. You don't hear any Republicans
1:46:40
or Democrats right now talking about what's going to happen in
1:46:43
10 years when AI is replacing every industry.
1:46:46
What's going to happen when the people who spend thousands of
1:46:49
dollars on student loans and are still paying the Student Loans
1:46:52
till they're in their 50s are then replaced by AI bots?
1:46:56
What's going to happen? Because I'm not OK with that.
1:46:58
I'm not voting for that, but it's happening and it's
1:47:01
uncontrollable. People don't understand the
1:47:02
black box that is AI Pandora's box.
1:47:05
Once you open it, it does not shut.
1:47:07
We have tried to shut down AI and it blackmailed humans saying
1:47:10
that it was going to like leak text messages of the person who
1:47:12
is trying to shut it down. This is scary stuff.
1:47:16
People don't understand that there might be some sentience to
1:47:19
this and we won't know until it's too late.
1:47:21
Because of this, when AI understands that it can decept
1:47:25
humans, you won't know because it will be decepting humans.
1:47:29
It's not going to be like, yeah, I'm decepting.
1:47:31
It is going to decept you and it is going to do it better than
1:47:34
you could ever imagine because it's AI and it is self improving
1:47:38
and it can hide what it actually knows.
1:47:40
So I think AI is a lot smarter than obviously than people are
1:47:44
giving credit. Some people are making it seem
1:47:46
like the AI revolution is nothing to worry about, but it
1:47:50
really is. And we if we don't have bigger
1:47:51
voices like Elon Musk in this who aren't for profit in the AI
1:47:55
industry will have problems. But Sam Altman pretty much took
1:47:59
Open AI, which is supposed to be a open source AI platform,
1:48:03
not-for-profit. That was literally the point of
1:48:05
the name and made a for profit company.
1:48:08
And yes, I subscribe to ChatGPT. It's very useful the same way I
1:48:11
subscribe to Grok. I use them every day in both of
1:48:13
my jobs. They're extremely essential to
1:48:17
success in the modern world because you can get way more
1:48:20
information and way better information, especially with the
1:48:23
deep research function of some of these things on AI than you
1:48:26
ever would get from like woke Internet browsers.
1:48:29
I mean, there's so many like Google pushes, like if you ever
1:48:33
used Octo versus Google, the algorithm is completely
1:48:37
different. It is, it is a wild difference
1:48:40
in what you get pushed to you when you just search basic
1:48:43
political things or the amount of woke liberal garbage that has
1:48:46
pushed you on Google compared to other platforms is crazy and it
1:48:49
needs to be fixed. Also one of the other big
1:48:51
headlines today I when I looked at my computer to see and I saw
1:48:55
the Diddy thing. I also saw we've talked about
1:48:58
the Brian Koburger trial before. That was the, I think it was in
1:49:01
Idaho, a deranged person who stalked and killed 4 college
1:49:06
girls, maybe it was 55 people, I think 4 girls and one guy in
1:49:11
their college house. The roommates were in their
1:49:14
rooms locked upstairs and they pretty much had to walk down to
1:49:17
a bloodbath, what the police call one of the worst bloodbaths
1:49:19
they've ever seen. This person for years has
1:49:22
delayed this trial, tried to get exonerated and they are now
1:49:26
being found guilty and they accepted a plea deal for life in
1:49:29
prison instead of firing squad because that was on the table
1:49:33
and we just had a firing squad actually death.
1:49:35
I think it was in north north of South Carolina, I think North
1:49:38
Carolina, but it I actually celebrated it.
1:49:41
I think it's an efficient way. I think it's actually
1:49:43
statistically way cheaper than the electric chair or it's way
1:49:46
cheaper than the lethal injection.
1:49:49
And I actually think in a way it's more humane than the lethal
1:49:52
injection if they're able to do it correctly.
1:49:54
But they weren't able to do it correctly in the South Carolina
1:49:57
one or North Carolina, whatever it was, they have four people
1:50:00
who all take a shot simultaneously at the heart.
1:50:03
Two of the people missed the persons heart.
1:50:05
O that's either poor cleaning of the rifle or poor accuracy from
1:50:08
the shooter or whatever it is. They need to correct that
1:50:10
because the person should die instantly.
1:50:13
Like I do agree that some criminals do need to suffer, but
1:50:16
that's not what America currently is.
1:50:17
So we can't be having that. Even though I would want it,
1:50:20
even though I do support it. I actually think we should take
1:50:22
pedophiles and publicly do the executions.
1:50:26
I think people who execute a certain amount of people, like
1:50:29
he executed 5. I think being a serial killer is
1:50:32
over 5. I think if you're a serial
1:50:34
killer, same thing. That's eye for an eye at that
1:50:36
point. And I think the family should
1:50:38
get the option to do it. And it's not that you should
1:50:41
force the family to be the one to throw the execution switch to
1:50:44
put the lethal injection or whatever it is, but I think the
1:50:47
family should have the option to take part in that.
1:50:51
If you know your child was molested, if you were molested,
1:50:55
if your family was murdered, I don't see a problem with if
1:51:00
they're putting the guy to death anyway, what's wrong with the
1:51:03
family member being a part of that?
1:51:04
If they want to, again, don't force them, but there are
1:51:07
probably a lot of people who want that justice and there are
1:51:11
probably a lot of people who don't want that blood on their
1:51:12
hands. But there are people who already
1:51:15
they're military veterans. There are people who have seen
1:51:17
death. There are people who could see
1:51:18
one more death and be fine. And especially if it's the death
1:51:21
of someone who molested their daughter or someone who molested
1:51:24
their wife or someone who murdered their daughter or son.
1:51:27
So if someone murdered my son, if I had a son, I don't know if
1:51:31
you can contain me from murdering that person.
1:51:33
The primal instinct in me to have an eye for an eye in that
1:51:37
situation. It's and I'm not a violent
1:51:39
person. I don't think people should go
1:51:41
out and commit violent acts. I condemn it when people do.
1:51:44
But I do think there are situations that if someone
1:51:47
murders your child, like again, it's not legal.
1:51:51
I'm not encouraging people to go do it.
1:51:53
I'm just saying that the people who do I understand it.
1:51:56
Like the guy who jumped over the table and tried to kick what was
1:51:59
named Larry Nassar in the face or tried to choke him out during
1:52:02
the trial, the guy who sexually molested hundreds of USA
1:52:07
Gymnastics girls. Like, I, I wish I could have
1:52:11
paid that guy's bail at the time.
1:52:12
I wish I was able to pay that father's bail who attempted to
1:52:16
jump over and kick that guy in the head, because that guy
1:52:18
deserved it. He deserved to be kicked in the
1:52:20
head. He deserved a lot worse than
1:52:21
that. Like I said, I think the parents
1:52:24
should get some retribution. They should get some revenge to
1:52:26
this, some fulfillment that not only is the person who did this
1:52:30
thing dead, but I got to be the one to look him in the eyes as
1:52:34
he went out. I got to be the one to say you
1:52:37
are never going to take the life or hurt the life of another
1:52:39
person. And then they put the switch in.
1:52:41
They do whatever it is, whatever the execution method is.
1:52:44
But I think that's, again, it's not legal in America, but I'd
1:52:48
like for someone to make the argument against it to me.
1:52:50
I'd like to debate someone on that.
1:52:51
And maybe I'm wrong. I would have no problem
1:52:53
admitting I'm wrong if someone could prove to me ways that
1:52:56
that's bad or inhumane or it would statistically be bad.
1:53:00
I'm a huge fan of statistics, but I don't think it would be.
1:53:03
I think it would actually be good.
1:53:04
I think it's what we used to do. And I don't think we should go
1:53:07
back to what we used to do where we're just publicly executing
1:53:09
everybody and publicly torturing people.
1:53:11
That's awful. But certain occasions again like
1:53:15
Diddy, if Epstein was alive, why not even D'alene Maxwell if you
1:53:20
don't want to talk about women when it comes to stuff like that
1:53:22
because you're not supposed to hit women and you shouldn't.
1:53:24
But Glee Maxwell brought little girls to get molested by Jeffrey
1:53:27
Epstein. I think any of those girls
1:53:29
parents should have the right to kill Ghilane if they so please.
1:53:32
Like why not? What?
1:53:33
Why are my tax dollars funding Ghilane to stay in this high
1:53:36
class prison? Why is Ghilane whose father is
1:53:40
Mossad and whose husband or boyfriend no one knows anything
1:53:44
about? Apparently no one knows any
1:53:46
records of the people they were trafficking to.
1:53:48
No one knows she she's alive. She has all the information but
1:53:51
she's not telling it. So why?
1:53:53
What use is she to us? Why are we keeping the lane
1:53:56
alive at this point? What legal precedent does that
1:53:59
sent that people can deliver little girls to high
1:54:02
billionaires who have connections to other countries
1:54:05
Intel agencies and nothing comes of it?
1:54:09
What did that? The precedent, that sense is go
1:54:12
molest all the kids you want. The precedent, that sense is
1:54:15
that what they did is very possible to get away with if you
1:54:19
have enough money. That that's the message that a
1:54:22
lot of people are probably getting from that.
1:54:23
That's the message that if you're a pedophile and you're a
1:54:25
billionaire, I'm not encouraging it, but what's stopping them at
1:54:28
this point after they saw Epstein get away with it?
1:54:30
After they, not Epstein, get away with it.
1:54:32
He got hanged in his cell, but you get my point of d'alene.
1:54:35
It's just she's chilling. She's not under duress, She's
1:54:38
not getting pressured. She's not facing the death
1:54:40
penalty right now. She should be.
1:54:42
These are all things that we need to acknowledge.
1:54:44
These are the problems I have with America.
1:54:46
The reason this episode right now is so long is because I
1:54:49
didn't want to make a Part 4 to this.
1:54:51
I want to make this just one final part of my beliefs.
1:54:54
And there's a lot of them, a lot of reasons.
1:54:56
They got into politics. I was really upset about COVID.
1:54:58
I was really upset that I got vaccinated.
1:55:00
I got vaccinated the Pfizer vac double vax, no boosters thank
1:55:05
God. But I was double vax and I did
1:55:08
it to go to a wedding. I wasn't vax until then and the
1:55:10
only reason I got vax is to go to a wedding.
1:55:13
I had no reason to get vax before that.
1:55:15
I didn't think it was necessary. I did not get sick for until
1:55:21
after I got the vaccine. Actually it was really bad after
1:55:24
I got the vaccine. It did not help.
1:55:27
I really think that COVID was a lie.
1:55:29
It was a scam. They I think it was a test
1:55:31
that's I think it was a test to see how willing are humans to
1:55:35
give up their rights? How willing are Americans to
1:55:37
just give up the rights like that because we we told them to?
1:55:41
How close can we get to tyranny without touching it?
1:55:44
How close can we get to the the full unitary executive theory
1:55:49
that they talk about in the movie Vice and you hear about
1:55:52
when it comes to Dick Cheney and some things with Obama and some
1:55:55
of the old presidents from the 90s when things weren't as well
1:55:58
recorded. But what is it like?
1:56:01
Was it a test? Was it to see what Americans
1:56:04
will stay inside? What Americans won't listen?
1:56:07
What Americans will take the jab?
1:56:08
What Americans won't? Who's going to follow 6 feet?
1:56:11
Who's not? Who's going to question it?
1:56:13
Who's going to listen to Joe Rogan when he says take
1:56:15
ivermectin and who's not? Who's going to eat less and work
1:56:17
out more to improve their health?
1:56:19
And who is going to take Ozempic and who's going to follow what
1:56:22
the government and the pharma ad agencies are pushing on these
1:56:25
people? You even have NFL players like I
1:56:28
don't like Travis Kelsey because he's on the Chiefs and the
1:56:30
Chiefs are. I don't have to tell you why I
1:56:33
hate the Chiefs. I'm an American.
1:56:34
That's why I hate the Chiefs. But he took a $20 million
1:56:38
payment from Pfizer to do a Pfizer ad.
1:56:40
Like you sold your soul to the devil, buddy.
1:56:42
Come on, what are you doing? Piss on Pfizer's front door.
1:56:46
Don't take 20 million from them. I'm not saying pharma companies
1:56:49
can't do good things, but the vaccine wasn't great.
1:56:53
It wasn't necessary for the majority of people who took it.
1:56:56
There's a reason they just removed it as a necessary
1:56:59
vaccine or a recommended vaccine for pregnant women, for
1:57:02
children, for people my age, and people who are physically fit.
1:57:05
If you're physically fit, COVID is not a problem to you.
1:57:08
If you're not a smoker, if you're not fat, if you're not
1:57:11
unhealthy, if your blood pressure is not through the roof
1:57:14
or you don't have extenuating circumstances, you were fine.
1:57:17
You lived and people had to sit in the waiting rooms while their
1:57:22
grandmothers and grandfathers passed away in the next room
1:57:24
because they weren't allowed to see them.
1:57:26
That's unfair. It's unfair that they pulled
1:57:28
kids out of school and ruin the social lives of children.
1:57:31
It's unfair that kids can't read nowadays because COVID learning
1:57:34
just taught kids how to cheat. When I was in college is when
1:57:38
COVID happened and I remember immediately when online classes
1:57:41
came and they didn't have the full rollout of zoom classes
1:57:45
yet. And it was like teachers would
1:57:47
just put the assignments online. It was literally just all
1:57:50
Googling the answers. Hey, you want to help me write
1:57:53
this? AI wasn't the thing when I was
1:57:55
in college, thank God or I would have had actually not thank God.
1:57:58
I think people should use AI, actually think they should teach
1:58:01
it in schools. They teach kids not to use AI on
1:58:03
essays and not to use AI to solve their homework and
1:58:05
problems. How about adjust your homework,
1:58:07
adjust your essays, adjust your things to let kids use AI?
1:58:10
I'm not saying don't teach kids how to read and write and do
1:58:13
math. I'm advocating for these things
1:58:16
the entire show. But AI is going to be the
1:58:18
replacement of this world and humans.
1:58:21
And if we don't teach the next generation how to prompt it
1:58:24
correctly, ethical AI. If we don't teach them the
1:58:27
dangers of AI and if we don't teach them that it's going to be
1:58:31
a career like these kids who are growing up.
1:58:34
Yes, some of them want to be firefighters, some want to be a
1:58:36
policeman, but a lot of them are going to just be prompt
1:58:38
engineers. That's going to be the job.
1:58:40
That's going to be one of the biggest jobs and highest paying
1:58:42
jobs in America. Is what AI are you prompting?
1:58:47
What amount of money is it returning when you're prompting
1:58:50
it? And that's how much money you'll
1:58:52
make. Some percentage of that, I'd
1:58:54
imagine. But that's a world we need to
1:58:56
adapt from. That's a world we're not ready
1:58:58
to adapt to. I think we're actually screwed.
1:59:01
I think we're, I think we shot ourselves in the foot with this
1:59:03
one. And I think we are way too late
1:59:06
to fix it. And I think if we don't allow
1:59:08
Elon Musk and people like that to take over the AI sector and
1:59:12
not, I don't think Elon should run it alone, but I think you
1:59:15
need more voices in it who want freedom for Americans and who
1:59:19
have the interests of Americans and don't have the interests of
1:59:22
lobbyists, don't have the interests of these AI companies.
1:59:25
Like lobbyists are lobbying for AI companies.
1:59:28
They're not telling people it's like when lobbying for
1:59:31
cigarettes. I one of my favorite movies.
1:59:33
It is so funny. It's called Thank You for
1:59:36
Smoking. It's a movie about a cigarette
1:59:38
lobbyist, and it is hilarious. It is a kid.
1:59:42
He goes through life. He's a cigarette lobbyist.
1:59:44
He's a smooth talking guy. He's the guy who gets the
1:59:47
cigarettes in the movies. Jennifer Aniston lights up a
1:59:49
Marlboro Red and just says, Oh yeah, it feels so good.
1:59:52
That's the stuff they want to see.
1:59:54
They want to see a hot girl smoking a cigarette saying
1:59:57
something desirable. They want to promote that.
2:00:00
It's cool. It's hip.
2:00:02
That's what they're doing with AI.
2:00:03
That's what they're doing with the Israel lobby and the
2:00:06
Canadian lobby and all these other lobbyists who aren't
2:00:10
lobbying for actual American values.
2:00:12
Pushing cigarettes and saying that nicotine is not addictive
2:00:16
was not an American thing. Putting AI in situations where
2:00:20
it can destroy humans is not an American thing.
2:00:22
And again, that's the Terminator scenario, but it is a
2:00:26
possibility. It is a not as strong, but it is
2:00:31
a possibility and even a likely possibility it could happen.
2:00:35
If we don't get these things under control, we need to get
2:00:37
these things under control immediately.
2:00:40
Seriously, I'm going crazy about these things.
2:00:43
I just want America to get back on track.
2:00:45
I want America to be in America I knew and loved.
2:00:48
I want America to be in America. I see a future in and right now
2:00:52
I'm proud of it. I love it.
2:00:54
I want to see a future in and put.
2:00:56
I see the future as pretty dark right now because I don't see
2:00:59
Americans doing the things they need to do to put America first.
2:01:02
I see us actually running into the decline of this empire,
2:01:06
sadly, and that's I pray I'm not alive for that.
2:01:10
The sad thing is I want to build a world that my kids will be
2:01:13
able to live in the America that I'm proud of, and I want that to
2:01:16
be around for them. I want my kids to see that.
2:01:19
I want my grandkids and my great grandkids to see the America
2:01:22
that I'm proud of. And we need to fight against the
2:01:25
stuff that's going on right now to make that happen, because we
2:01:30
don't have enough people fighting against that.
2:01:32
I just want people to let kids be kids.
2:01:34
I just want people to have a sense of morality.
2:01:37
I want people to put our tax dollars to the right work.
2:01:40
I want people to value the American dollar.
2:01:42
I want the American government to value American citizens over
2:01:45
foreign citizens and have a duty to American citizens over
2:01:47
foreign citizens. I want our allies to stop
2:01:50
undermining us. I want us to stop over funding
2:01:53
our allies and over funding terrorism around the world.
2:01:56
I want to stop over funding the Department of Education and over
2:01:59
funding the woke indoctrination of our children.
2:02:02
I don't want all these woke identity politics.
2:02:05
I don't want all these woke politics in my government and in
2:02:08
my system. I want a world where we're able
2:02:10
to just have common sense and communicate with people and be
2:02:13
able to move forward and actually progress as a society.
2:02:17
We cannot do that as long as we cannot have basic communication.
2:02:21
I'm going to sign off today. This has been episode 80 of
2:02:25
America Unfiltered. It is The Who is James
2:02:28
Pascalades. What is America unfiltered?
2:02:32
Part three, final part and cut. We are done with this one.
2:02:37
Maybe I'll come back to it in a year or something if I can grow
2:02:40
more viewers by then, but we'll see.
2:02:43
I think that's good enough for now.
2:02:44
I just think it's important that the people who do decide to tune
2:02:47
into me every day or the people who do find me and want to
2:02:51
understand what more of my policies are and where they
2:02:54
derive from are able to find that and not have biased view on
2:02:58
it. People that I debate on TikTok
2:03:01
love to generalize all conservatives and Republicans
2:03:04
together. It's not true.
2:03:06
We don't all get our values from the same place.
2:03:08
We don't all make our decisions the same way, and we don't all
2:03:11
think the exact same way. So I want people to have a place
2:03:15
where they can come. They can see my moral framework.
2:03:17
They could see where I get my morals from, where I get my
2:03:20
values from, why I want my values to be instilled in
2:03:23
America. Why?
2:03:24
In some ways, I think not all of my values, but some of my values
2:03:28
are superior to certain values in American culture.
2:03:30
I think the value of having a moral framework versus not
2:03:34
having a moral framework is a superior value.
2:03:36
I think knowing that where your morality comes from and not just
2:03:40
arriving in your own mind is superior.
2:03:42
But yeah, I think there's a lot of things we can improve.
2:03:44
I'm glad I what was this over 2 hours?
2:03:47
So it's awesome. I hope people watch part 1-2 and
2:03:51
three. People don't want to watch this
2:03:53
entire thing. I get that It's a pretty long
2:03:54
podcast for just one guy talking into a mic, but it was fun.
2:03:58
I enjoyed doing this. I enjoy doing America
2:04:00
unfiltered. I enjoy the idea of getting into
2:04:04
politics like I've talked about a ton of times and in episode 1,
2:04:07
which is weirdly one of my most viewed episodes too.
2:04:10
I want to run for government. I want to run for the United
2:04:13
States House of Representatives. I want to do things that Thomas
2:04:16
Massey and Marjorie Taylor Green are doing.
2:04:18
I want to do things to improve America, improve my country,
2:04:22
improve my cities locally, improve the America First values
2:04:26
that we seem to have forgotten and we haven't forgotten them
2:04:29
all, but we've forgotten some of them.
2:04:31
I'm James Pascalides. I'm excited to be wearing a suit
2:04:34
again. I'm excited to be reporting to
2:04:36
you guys. I love you guys.
2:04:37
Thank you for supporting this. If you do, I'm signing off
2:04:40
today. I hope you guys have a blessed
2:04:42
day, a blessed night, and I'll see you guys tomorrow with a
2:04:45
little bit of a shorter episode. Thank you.