Latest / Turley Talks / Ep. 3935 You Won’t BELIEVE What’s TAKING OVER the World!!!
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- 0:56[SPEAKER_02]: You know we talk a lot about the nature of populism and of course, civilization, populism, right?
- 1:03[SPEAKER_02]: And one of the things we talk about often is how the key to understanding
- 1:14[SPEAKER_02]: realign the political divide, away from a horizontal divide, left versus right, Republicans versus Democrats versus liberal, to a more vertical divide.
- 1:26[SPEAKER_02]: The people versus the political class, right, the ordinary American versus the oligarch, oligarch, the rule versus the rulers.
- 1:37[SPEAKER_02]: And this is why you could have like a populist left and a populist right.
- 1:41[SPEAKER_02]: This is this is how you can have a Trump as a populist, but also a Bernie Sanders as a populist.
- 1:49[SPEAKER_02]: This is how you can have occupied Wall Street as a populist movement and the Tea Party as a populist movement.
- 1:55[SPEAKER_02]: Because they're not thinking so much left versus right.
- 1:58[SPEAKER_02]: They're thinking much more vertically, the people versus the political class.
- 2:06[SPEAKER_02]: And so, inevitably, populist movements draw in something else in order to give them some kind of for lack of better term ideological definition, because again, populism itself is structural.
- 2:24[SPEAKER_02]: It's not going to tell you that much of what the person or the movement believes.
- 2:30[SPEAKER_02]: You need to import something else, and that is where civilizationalism comes in.
- 2:36[SPEAKER_02]: civilizationalism redefines that vertical devourition, say redefines, that vertical divide, as a divide between the people who are trying to defend their borders, their culture, their economy, their civilizational, national integrity,
- 2:59[SPEAKER_02]: as over and against a globalist liberal elite who are selling out our border economic and cultural sovereignty for their own political and economic gains.
- 3:13[SPEAKER_02]: So what this civilizationalist paradigm means is that the people now must rise up
- 3:25[SPEAKER_02]: And they must defend nation culture, custom and tradition as over and against this corrupt, globalist elite.
- 3:35[SPEAKER_02]: That's what's so key to civilization populism.
- 3:40[SPEAKER_02]: But, and that's, of course, what's animating,
- 3:44[SPEAKER_02]: President Trump and what's animating Maloney in Italy and Victor Orban in Hungary.
- 3:51[SPEAKER_02]: But even to a larger extent, Putin and Russia, G in China, they don't have so much the issue of these globalists corrupt liberals in their country.
- 4:04[SPEAKER_02]: But they do have the issue, those corrupt liberal globalists from outside their country trying to impose
- 4:11[SPEAKER_02]: that corrupt globalism onto those countries.
- 4:14[SPEAKER_02]: So for us, it's more of a civil war.
- 4:17[SPEAKER_02]: And for them, it's more like a foreign invasion kind of thing.
- 4:21[SPEAKER_02]: But what came up in the talk, which was so interesting, is the way populist movements and particularly civilizatialist populist movements do circle back to the horizontal.
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- 7:47[SPEAKER_02]: That's very key.
- 7:48[SPEAKER_02]: They do eventually circle back to the horse.
- 7:52[SPEAKER_02]: So the horizontal is that left right divine or you know, or a Republican Democrat divide, popularly start off rejecting that divide, because they don't see really a difference between Republicans and Democrats.
- 8:05[SPEAKER_02]: They see the divide is vertical, but once you define the vertical as the people versus
- 8:12[SPEAKER_02]: The permanent political class, and it is incumbent upon the people to restore power back to the people in order to rectify this civilizationless problem that we're facing to bring back the integrity of nation culture,
- 8:39[SPEAKER_02]: Civilizational populism promises to restore power back to the people, but that immediately begs a question, doesn't it?
- 8:50[SPEAKER_02]: Who precisely are the people?
- 8:53[SPEAKER_02]: Right?
- 8:54[SPEAKER_02]: What defines them?
- 8:55[SPEAKER_02]: What unites them?
- 8:58[SPEAKER_02]: And so that's where populism actually comes full circle, where the vertical divide,
- 9:04[SPEAKER_02]: Now comes back to the horizontal divide, but it redefines that divide not so much as left versus right, but more a clash of identities.
- 9:16[SPEAKER_02]: It's a clash between two fundamentally different visions of the people to whom power is supposed to return.
- 9:28[SPEAKER_02]: So in this sense, and I'm doing some writing on this, and when I'm calling my civilization called democracy, project or stivcosm,
- 9:37[SPEAKER_02]: which is understanding not just the world order that's rising, but increasingly the galactic order as boy within five years, we're probably going to have, we're going to be technically an interplanetary civilization with the moon bases that are being built on moon.
- 9:57[SPEAKER_02]: They're starting with the moon and then they're looking to do a space.
- 10:00[SPEAKER_02]: an actual terraforming space base on Mars at some point.
- 10:06[SPEAKER_02]: But in the meantime, what we have to understand as part of this rising civilization is that all politics today is identity politics.
- 10:19[SPEAKER_02]: All politics are
- 10:20[SPEAKER_02]: Sam Huntington of Harvard got into that.
- 10:22[SPEAKER_02]: He believed we were moving from an age of ideology, cold war ideology, either Soviet communism or western liberal democracy, and we're moving down to an age of identity.
- 10:35[SPEAKER_02]: Where everyone is asking the question, who am I?
- 10:37[SPEAKER_02]: Who are the people to whom power is supposed to be restored away from these globalist liberal institutions?
- 10:46[SPEAKER_02]: Populous movements may start vertically, but because the vertical requires you to ask the question, to whom is the power returning?
- 10:56[SPEAKER_02]: Who indeed are the people that are reasserting their political sovereignty?
- 11:03[SPEAKER_02]: You inevitably get a clash, particularly in our context.
- 11:09[SPEAKER_02]: in the West, in the United States, Canada, Europe, you get a clash of identities.
- 11:15[SPEAKER_02]: You get a clash of fundamentally different visions of the people to whom power is supposed to be returned.
- 11:23[SPEAKER_02]: So in this sense, all politics today is identity politics.
- 11:28[SPEAKER_02]: All our politics involve a clash, a contestation over this fundamental question of who are the people?
- 11:36[SPEAKER_02]: and what defines them.
- 11:38[SPEAKER_02]: And so on the progressive laughed, the people are generally defined by emancipationists and ethnonationalists, right?
- 11:47[SPEAKER_02]: We've talked about this before, so emancipationists are your feminists.
- 11:51[SPEAKER_02]: your LGBT activists and so forth.
- 11:54[SPEAKER_02]: While your ethno-nationalists are going to be your racial, your radical racialists like BLM and LaRaza, right?
- 12:03[SPEAKER_02]: LaRaza's ethno-centric Latina movement.
- 12:06[SPEAKER_02]: And so together, they despise our country, they literally want to burn it down and remake it into their
- 12:16[SPEAKER_02]: on the side of the populist right as we can call them.
- 12:20[SPEAKER_02]: Identity means inherited civilizational belongings, nation, religion, family, historical memory, and the moral ecology that makes ordered liberty possible.
- 12:36[SPEAKER_02]: So this is the bag of movement, right?
- 12:40[SPEAKER_02]: It's making America great again, not a particular group,
- 12:45[SPEAKER_02]: Not a particularly grievance identity, making America great again.
- 12:51[SPEAKER_02]: And so in many respects, this is a battle between ethno-nationalism and civic nationalism.
- 13:00[SPEAKER_02]: And it's a battle between grievance group, identities versus quite literally all American citizens.
- 13:13[SPEAKER_02]: We saw those two sort of irreconcilable visions at the Super Bowl, didn't we?
- 13:19[SPEAKER_02]: Because you had two national anthems.
- 13:23[SPEAKER_02]: You have the true national anthem, Civic nationalism.
- 13:26[SPEAKER_02]: But then you had what was called the black national anthem.
- 13:29[SPEAKER_02]: That's ethno-nationalism.
- 13:31[SPEAKER_02]: You saw it with the two clashing halftime shows, right?
- 13:36[SPEAKER_02]: So you had bad bunnies celebrating Latino ethnocentricity with foreign flags all over the field.
- 13:42[SPEAKER_02]: All the well at the same time, you had the alternative turning point USA halftime show that celebrated faith, family, and freedom, and what was it called?
- 13:52[SPEAKER_02]: It was called the All-American halftime show.
- 13:57[SPEAKER_02]: So our politics today,
- 14:00[SPEAKER_02]: Whether we like it or not is a battle between two fundamentally different visions of the nation.
- 14:06[SPEAKER_02]: It's no longer a debate about tax rates or anything like that.
- 14:10[SPEAKER_02]: It's about what kind of people are we?
- 14:16[SPEAKER_02]: And whether we will even exist as a coherent national community in 50 years, but that's why I think we're all recognizing that there's simply no reconciling the Democrats and the Republicans at this point, because they both represent and we saw that at the state of the union, didn't we not?
- 14:34[SPEAKER_02]: Right?
- 14:35[SPEAKER_02]: They represent two fundamentally incompatible visions of the nation, one that's true, you know, that's all American versus one that's post-American.
- 14:47[SPEAKER_02]: And one is going to win and one is going to lose.
- 14:49[SPEAKER_02]: There's just no way around that.
- 14:52[SPEAKER_02]: And the good news, and those of you, again, who've been with the channel for a while, you know who's winning, right?
- 14:58[SPEAKER_02]: And that is where winning, unequivocally.
- 15:00[SPEAKER_02]: And there's plenty of scholars who recognize that.
- 15:03[SPEAKER_02]: Not just here in the United States, but in Europe as well.
- 15:07[SPEAKER_02]: For three reasons,
- 15:09[SPEAKER_02]: First and foremost, because the political right, the populist right is what we're called.
- 15:14[SPEAKER_02]: We've hit the political sweet spot.
- 15:17[SPEAKER_02]: We pivoted left on the economy and pivoted right on culture.
- 15:21[SPEAKER_02]: And that combination is proved almost impossible to beat.
- 15:24[SPEAKER_02]: So if you think about it, Trump's embraced tariffs, infrastructure spending, protecting social security, reshoring, manufacturing, courting union,
- 15:33[SPEAKER_02]: workers, in fact, the teamsters for the first time ever going to be spending tens of millions dollars on Republican candidates or other Democrat candidates in the midterms.
- 15:43[SPEAKER_02]: All of those positions, I historically are historically aligned more with FDR New Deal Democrats.
- 15:50[SPEAKER_02]: That's the pivoting left on economy, but pivoting right on culture, immigration, border, gender ideology,
- 15:59[SPEAKER_02]: This is where the working class lives.
- 16:04[SPEAKER_02]: They're left on economy, but they're right on culture.
- 16:07[SPEAKER_02]: And this is how Trump and every populist right movement in Europe is just shattering the old, left, right, horizontal divide.
- 16:19[SPEAKER_02]: This is how Trump is able to win Hispanic voters in South Texas, Union households in Michigan, working class black men in Philly.
- 16:28[SPEAKER_02]: And Democrats simply can't mirror this pivot, because the activist base would tear them apart if they pivoted right on culture.
- 16:37[SPEAKER_02]: So they're literally trapped in their wokeness.
- 16:39[SPEAKER_02]: And then that brings us to the second reason why the populous ride is winning.
- 16:43[SPEAKER_02]: His wokeness splits the left and unites the right.
- 16:46[SPEAKER_02]: We talk about this all the time.
- 16:47[SPEAKER_02]: Wokeness is a politically unviable issue.
- 16:52[SPEAKER_02]: unviable position.
- 16:54[SPEAKER_02]: So you take any woke issue, it doesn't matter which one.
- 16:56[SPEAKER_02]: You pull the left, the political left on that issue, 50% will be all for 50% of it.
- 17:02[SPEAKER_02]: Bill Marseille of the left will despise it.
- 17:06[SPEAKER_02]: They won't want anything to do with it.
- 17:07[SPEAKER_02]: You pull the right on any woke issue 100% of the right wants nothing to do with it.
- 17:13[SPEAKER_02]: So what that means is that there will always be more people to vote against a woke issue than vote for it.
- 17:21[SPEAKER_02]: So wokeness is the very definition of political suicide and the left is mired in it.
- 17:26[SPEAKER_02]: And I don't think they can escape it.
- 17:28[SPEAKER_02]: And then thirdly, the most far reaching is demographics.
- 17:32[SPEAKER_02]: Liberals are literally disappearing.
- 17:35[SPEAKER_02]: That's not hyperbole.
- 17:37[SPEAKER_02]: You guys know this.
- 17:38[SPEAKER_02]: We've talked about this time and time again.
- 17:41[SPEAKER_02]: Liberals have largely stopped having kids.
- 17:44[SPEAKER_02]: Whereas conservative women by contrast are having more kids than ever when you take into consideration the reduction in child mortality.
- 17:52[SPEAKER_02]: Conservative women on average have a 30% fertility advantage over their liberal counterparts.
- 17:58[SPEAKER_02]: self-identified liberals are more than twice as likely to be childless and conservative children, particularly religiously, can serve children tend to retain their conservatism into adulthood.
- 18:11[SPEAKER_02]: And so this fertility discrepancy is so significant that the Demogver Air Coffman predicted that the culture wars would tip decisively in the direction of
- 18:25[SPEAKER_02]: And low and behold, what are we seeing when it comes to the census and the electoral college reapportionment right according to the 2030 census red states are picking up.
- 18:39[SPEAKER_02]: 12 at least 12 more electoral votes while blue states are losing that amount.
- 18:44[SPEAKER_02]: So that means that your Republican presidential candidate can lose all three blue all states, right, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and still win 270.
- 18:55[SPEAKER_02]: We can't do that now.
- 18:57[SPEAKER_02]: But with this electoral re-apportionment after 2030, we can't.
- 19:01[SPEAKER_02]: So now you can see that the power, the electoral power of the country,
- 19:05[SPEAKER_02]: is tipping decisively in the direction of red states.
- 19:08[SPEAKER_02]: And that is large.
- 19:09[SPEAKER_02]: It's not just because of the left U.J.'
- 19:11[SPEAKER_02]: 's, it's because these red states consistently have upwards of the 30% fertility advantage over blue states.
- 19:19[SPEAKER_02]: So that's why the popular right is winning.
- 19:25[SPEAKER_02]: That's why the
- 19:29[SPEAKER_02]: And that's how you can understand the, almost the entirety of our politics right now in terms of the loop, the circle of vertical to horizontal politics with populism.
- 19:42[SPEAKER_02]: So there you go, guys.
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