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Kanye Exposes Elite’s Plan to Exterminate the Black Race – Kevin McGary Interview · Man in America Podcast

• 0:00
  Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. Well, they've pulled the plug on Kanye West's recent Drink Champs interview, citing his, quote, dangerous rhetoric. The interview basically broke the Internet this week and triggered a flood of backlash from liberal media. Both revolt and YouTube have now erased the video, rescuing millions of kids from Kanye's grips so they can safely return to consuming drugs, porn, and violent crime.
• 0:30
  But what was it Kanye said that sent the thought the thought police into meltdown and had famous rappers falling over themselves to apologize for? Is he perhaps exposing a sinister agenda that the social engineers don't want us to know? My guest today will help us unpack Kanye's recent comments, both on Drink Champs and Fox News, and to understand the massive awaking that's happening right now in the black community. Reverend Kevin McGarry is the founder of Every Black Life Matters, an organization dedicated to exposing the nefarious forces from BLM to Planned Parenthood who pretend to help the black community while secretly working to reduce or eliminate them altogether. It's my honor to welcome welcome Reverend McGarry to the show today.
• 1:17
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• 5:22
  Promo code Seth. Alright, folks. This is gonna be an exciting interview. And if you've been paying attention at all to the news, whether it was Tucker Carlson's interview with Kanye or his recent appearance on a major podcast, even Cuomo having him on his show, the discussion about black America and the validity of BLM, Planned Parenthood is really hitting the forefront. And there's really no one I would have rather had come on today than Kevin McGarry, who's someone that has created an entire organization that's built around exposing the truth about the real enemies of the black community in America.
• 5:58
  So we're gonna be digging into all that and much more. And without further ado, I'm gonna go ahead and welcome Kevin to the show. So, Kevin, thank you so much for joining us today.
• 6:08
  Speaker 2: Seth, it is such an honor and privilege to be here. A man in America is just exceptional show. I've been following you for a long time, so it's a real privilege for me to be here. Thank you for having me.
• 6:19
  Speaker 1: I I really appreciate the feedback. Thank you very much. So, Kevin, how about just to get our conversation started, I'm gonna play a short clip of the interview that Kanye recently did with a, you know, very prominent podcast, you know, YouTube show that was on, you know, Revolt, etcetera. Let me go and play this for about twenty second clip because this lays the foundation for our discussion. And as we're talking about in the beginning, before we start the got the show started, you know, Kanye is not just any black man in America.
• 6:50
  He is the wealthiest black man in America, and he has a massive following. So the fact that he, in this public setting, is talking about Planned Parenthood this way, it's really significant. So let me go and pull this clip up this because this is a great plus place for us to start for the audience.
• 7:10
  Speaker 3: Love is from American Apparel. Okay. But I'm talking about put out my white lives matter to you. The white lives matter to you don't say nothing. It don't say DEFCON and nothing on it.
• 7:18
  Speaker 2: Right? Mhmm.
• 7:19
  Speaker 3: I'm like, put it out. And he's telling me, like, yo, I want you to visit the Holocaust Museum. And I was like, yo, I want you to visit Planned Parenthood. That's our Holocaust Museum. That
• 7:30
  Speaker 1: those are some some heavy words. I mean, anytime somebody references and compares anything to the Holocaust or to the Nazis, it's always a big deal. So can you explain to us, though, why would Kanye be referring to Planned Parenthood as the Black Holocaust Museum?
• 7:50
  Speaker 2: Kanye is actually brilliant in so many ways. And in this way, I don't even know if he connected all the dots, but he absolutely nailed it. So let me explain to everybody why. Why would you compare, you know, abortion to Holocaust and this and that? Okay.
• 8:06
  Bear with me. Let's do a little bit of background. Okay? So here's the thing. Eugenics was actually a was actually created out of thin air.
• 8:17
  I'll give you more background on that later, but let's just assume it was created. It was a real thing. Eugenics was basically meant well born. And if you're not well born, you could be summarily exterminated. Okay?
• 8:33
  It was the justification that Hitler used for the Holocaust. It was exact when Hitler was doing what he was doing to Jew to to Jewish citizens and and and others, Polish, he said, look. We can do it's fine. We we this is part of Eugenics. We have a supremacist, you know, genealogy that we sort of have to protect.
• 9:04
  We're the well born, and these others are still, you know, subhuman or, you know, they have all kinds of issues because of their ethnicity. So we can exterminate them. We wanna make sure that we have a a pure genealogy going forward as Germans. Okay? So, that mindset was then, adopted fully here in America, by virtue of Margaret Sanger.
• 9:29
  So a lot of people may not understand, but Margaret Sanger was the pioneer of the family planning clinics or Planned Parenthood we call today. Now so she was a eugenic eugenicist. She spoke multiple times at the women's KKK. She referred to blacks as subhuman, reckless breeders, weeds of society, discourage of society, and all those horrible, horrible tropes.
• 9:54
  Speaker 1: Great question, Kevin. So when you say a eugenicist or you talk about eugenics, am I am I correct to understand that it's basically someone who thinks that it's in our in the hands of man to control populations? Like, the same way that we might look in you know, I'm in Ohio, and maybe there's too many deer this year. So they're like, okay. Let's let's call the population.
• 10:13
  Right? So eugenics, if I understand it, is someone that's saying, look. We need to eliminate this portion of humankind based upon race or sexual orientation, etcetera. And so Margaret Sanger, who was the founder of what became Planned Parenthood, So you're saying that she was someone that basically had the same viewpoint as Hitler in terms of how to
• 10:36
  Speaker 2: Absolutely.
• 10:37
  Speaker 1: Wow.
• 10:38
  Speaker 2: Absolutely. And so the and the connections are there. They actually reference one another. So here here's the thing. So she had the exact so this is why I say Kanye's, you know, comparison or his using sort of way is right on point because you have the exact same mindset.
• 10:57
  Actually, Margaret Sanger did much more damage than Hitler. Now, that may seem hyperbolic for people, like, oh, but Hitler killed over 6,000,000 Jews. Excuse me. In The United States, we've killed over 64,000,000 babies, okay, through sort of culling the herd. Herd justification was, look, blacks are subhuman.
• 11:20
  They're inferior. And so therefore, they don't you know, we can get rid of these people. If we if we allow them to breed like they have been, they're going to overwhelm our pure heritage, and, you know, there won't be any white supremacy anymore. This is why it was started, folks. I can go a lot more into detail later if you want because I fully documented my book, and we can talk about that later.
• 11:43
  But here. So so so what she did is she says, look. We don't want the word to get out, but we want to fully exterminate the Negro population. Exact quote, Margaret Sanger talking to Gamble, one of the Gamble heirs of Procter and Gamble. This is her exact quote.
• 11:58
  We don't want the word to get out, but we want to fully exterminate the Negro population. Folks, that was her business model. It wasn't, oh, let's let's figure out how we can provide more women's health care for women. No. No.
• 12:11
  None of that. That came later. Her justification for going into business was, look, we want to get we want to kill some blacks. Now her she knew that was, you know, it was not acceptable for her to put a shingle up and say, hey, kill blacks here. Let's bring them here.
• 12:25
  No. So what she decided to do is she says, look, we have to have more rounded services. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna provide screenings. We're gonna provide, you know, other types of things that are more sort of generic and nuanced for women. And that'll allow us to at least stay in business while we do what we do to the black community.
• 12:46
  Now some people will say, well, come on. You you gotta give me more okay. Here here's what she did. She said, we're gonna set up these clinics in every black community across the country. To this very day, we have up to 90% of all Planned Parenthoods in The United States, conveniently situated and walking distance of black and brown communities.
• 13:08
  So if it wasn't like her actual business model, and if it wasn't, you know, her deal, why? This is really weird. Why would you have 90% of now you have to understand something about that, because let me give you the actual population breakdown. Blacks make up 13% of the population. Of that, half are women, six and a half percent.
• 13:29
  Of that, half are childbearing, 15 to 44, three percent. You wouldn't put 90% of all of your business resources or 3% demographic.
• 13:40
  Speaker 1: Doesn't make any sense. Unless it's on purpose. Now because I've seen in different ways that Planned Parenthood has tried to separate themselves from Margaret Sanger because this plan has been known, but are they changing the location of their clinics, or is it just something in in word only, yet their deeds are still completely aligning with the original goal of Margaret Sanger?
• 14:03
  Speaker 2: Great question, Seth. Thank you for that. So so here's the thing. I've heard it as well, and I've seen it. New York said, hey.
• 14:09
  The the New York plant parent is one of the largest in the country. They said, look. She was a racist. She was a bigot, against blacks, and we're we're we're gonna denounce her. So they did.
• 14:18
  They denounced Margaret Sanger. They took all of her blacks in there. Everything associated with Planned Parenthood in New York is done. She's done. Now here's the problem.
• 14:28
  If you're sincere about sort of, you know, sort of re reorganizing how you're doing business and making sure that you don't carry on her her her her sorted lineage, what you would do is you'd make sure that all women would have access everywhere to Planned Parenthood. What that means is you would actually look for nice spots across the country where women congregate. Now, two of them come to mind where all the demographic research is done. Planned Parenthood doesn't even have to think one bit about this. On the backside of every Target or Walmart in the country, Planned Parenthood could be there.
• 15:08
  The overwhelming majority of women shop at Walmart and Target. Demographic research is done. So if you're sincere, there you go. You don't even have to think about it. It's like, okay, let's just move move our clinics to the backside of every Target or Walmart, and we're done.
• 15:22
  Because women women generally just need access. But no, they haven't done it. They haven't divested from walking distance within black and brown communities across the country.
• 15:32
  Speaker 1: Here's one other question Yeah. About that is, so obviously, there's a location. But in your research, is there anything that indicates that their marketing messaging, their whether it's, you know, flyers or pamphlets, are they targeting the black community? Because it's one thing if if someone walks past and sees it. It's another thing if somebody within five minute drive of that gets, you know, say targeted ads on Facebook.
• 15:55
  Or Yeah. Is are they also targeting these
• 15:58
  Speaker 2: Space
• 15:59
  Speaker 1: minorities specifically?
• 16:01
  Speaker 2: Great question. Specifically targeting minorities. If you go to these cities where they have these larger clinics within walking distance of the black community, billboards all over surrounding that area. If you go to the schools in these districts, the schools actually are handing out Planned Parenthood pamphlets, handing out Planned Parenthood, you know, pills, and all of these kinds of things within the school. It's so devastating.
• 16:27
  So let me give you one example of how it shows up from school to adulthood. So some girls, they become sexuality because all of the curriculum now in school is so perverted and crazy. It actually encourages more sex, more sex. So we have a lot of girls that get caught up in this sort of cycle of of of sexuality, and and they have a tendency to have incidences come up where they have to, they feel that they have no choice but to abort the baby. And so they go to their school resource, and they get the, you know, morning after, or they actually go and they get the actual surgical procedure.
• 17:06
  Now, so many of this is happening, especially in New York. There's a good percentage. I don't know what the exact percentage is. It's not a hasn't been scientifically and statistically proven, but there's a good percentage based on conversations with young girls, young black girls in in those communities, that they can experience 18 to 20 abortions before age 23. Now, that doesn't mean that all of them were surgical, right?
• 17:36
  Some of them were chemical. And so, but some chemical, some surgical, the womb, nope, doesn't know the difference, makes no distinction. And so when they do get to an age where they would love to get married and have children, the womb gives up and says, look, you can't, you're not gonna have a baby this time. So we have a lot of young black women that are just devastated because when they want to start a family, a lot of them can't because of the trauma that the body has taken over, you know, ten, twenty years. And so it's it's really, really that's how it shows up.
• 18:14
  And it's really devastating to the black community because they are specifically targeting, those communities for abortions. It's a big moneymaker. I mean, they try to, obscure where it is in their p and l and their balance sheet that, hey. No. Abortion is only 3%.
• 18:29
  That's garbage. It's the biggest moneymaker within Planned Parenthood. So
• 18:35
  Speaker 1: Why? Well, I want two things. One is that I just wanted to highlight a comment. So Big Ron Beast on Rumble said it's way too coincidental that almost everything involved is eugenics based. And I I I agree.
• 18:47
  I mean, if you look at what's happening across the world, and, you know, we're not going to get into some of the other details of what's happening, we're seeing what looks to be massive efforts to call portions of humanity and to, you know, get rid of us. And it's it feels like it's obviously, you can see that it's the the black communities in America, but I feel like it's also the whites that are being targeted. It's it's, you know, all over the world. It's it's almost as if there's this plan coming from some centralized place in the world to get rid of a lot of humanity. And, you know, call me a tinfoil hat conspiracy theorist, but these days, it's hard to ignore that.
• 19:22
  So why do you think they're targeting the black community, specifically in America?
• 19:32
  Speaker 2: So let's, so let me let me back up and go back in history. So now I will give you more details that are in my book. Okay? So here's the thing. We had a gentleman, that was a renowned scientist back in the 1800s by the name of Charles Robert Darwin.
• 19:51
  Now, Darwin had a younger cousin who was a statistician, actually a brilliant statistician, and that is Francis Galton. Those two individuals are the fathers of eugenics. Now, why did they make make up eugenics? Because it didn't exist prior to them saying it so. Okay?
• 20:12
  So, no, there's nothing. So what they did is, Francis Galton says, look, I've done the statistics. I'm looking at, you know, other ethnic populations, and they are not. They they are far outpacing us white European, you know, that have superior genes. Because Darwin said, look, whites have if you read the dissent of man, he makes the disclosure that of white supremacy.
• 20:42
  So he is the literal taboo for modern modern day white supremacy. What Charles Darwin says is, look, whites have pure intellectual, capacity. We actually whites have are much more resourceful. It's proven. So we have to protect our white pure white, Aryan, Caucasian, European genes in that way.
• 21:03
  So Francis Galton, his younger younger first cousin, said, look, why you know, why don't we we have to find a way to scientifically justify exterminating some of these these races that you, Charles, have already classified as subhuman and inferior. So, you know, let's talk about that. So they collaborated and they said, look, why don't we come up with this term eugenics? And it means well born. So I want everybody to understand, everybody please understand, that eugenics was made up out of whole cloth.
• 21:39
  There was no scientific justification for it whatsoever other than other than white supremacy and racism. So for all of you who may be, you know, pro abhorrent, hey, I'm I don't care. I'm a understand that we can't even argue about this. It's inarguable. The the facts are the facts.
• 22:00
  I'm sorry. Understand that you are fully supporting white supremacy and racism by way of your supporting abortion. That's why abortion is here. So so what happened was when they came up with Eugenics, they used that. Hitler used it.
• 22:18
  Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, all of them used it and pointed to Darman as justification. It's it's unequivocal. I have the quotes. It's all connected. And they say, oh, no.
• 22:31
  We can do this because, you know, eugenics, Darwin said. That's why we had the worst despots in human history, killing their own populations, killing other populations, just fully exterminating people around the globe. So today, how it shows up is these same people, these masterminds who think, hey, we need to cull the populations because, you know, one of them being Bill Gates. You know, we need to get the population down to about 500,000,000 people globally. And so they Bill Gates, if you know his father, his father fully was one of the early pioneers of the eugenics movement and fully supported Planned Parenthood in in the way early days.
• 23:13
  And, of course, Bill and Melinda Gates, they do all kinds of abortions around the globe via their foundation, and they encourage it. And so this is the
• 23:21
  Speaker 1: That's an incredible thing. If you dig into that, there's a woman named Amazing Polly, and she digs into this, and she put together great information that if you actually look at the Gates foundations and look at, you know, Gavi, all the things that they're investing money, a huge portion of it goes straight to what they call family planning, which is really this this global, abortion. It's global population control.
• 23:46
  Speaker 2: Absolutely. And and they do it because they're supremacists. Now I wish I had another term for Bill Gates, but I'm only going by the fruit. Alright? The Bible tells us, look, you would know them by their fruit.
• 23:57
  I'm just seeing, okay, he's his daddy's boy. He's doing the same thing. He's very wealthy and very well known around the world. He he admits openly that we're gonna be creating these vaxes vaccines to cull the population because we need to bring the population down to about 1,000,000,000 people. And so right now, the global population is about eight a little bit over 8,000,000,000, if I'm not mistaken, Seth.
• 24:21
  So so here's the deal. These people have all kinds of schemes. One of them is global abortions. Again, all abortions are based on eugenics, and eugenics is fun is wholly, completely based in white supremacy. That with no equivocation.
• 24:39
  That's that's a fact. So when Kanye comes out and makes this connection, of course, their heads are gonna explode because it's true. The same justification that Hitler used for exterminating Jews is the same justification that Margaret Sanger is using or used, and is now being continued to be used around, you know, in The United States, where, by the way, because of this, we have murdered over 46,000,000 babies, the larger percentage being black. So, you know, you could say, look, well, I'm full I don't care. Woman's right to choose.
• 25:16
  Understand. I give you all the history of why she started the family, you know, her family planning clinics. Now if you still wanna support that organization based on her her doing this because she wanted to get rid of people like me, If you still wanna support that organization knowing that it's a white supremacist and racist scheme that they actually hatched, has no justification, no meaning scientifically, nothing. Nothing at all. They are on full cloth.
• 25:39
  They hey. We just wanna make sure that we're supreme. Then it's on you. You could say and but I would ask that if you do, that instead of you hollering and screaming and being shrill about women's right to choose, just go around and say, look, I'm a white supremacist and a racist, and I love Planned Parenthood. That's why they're here, because you have to own it.
• 26:00
  Quit being hypocritical. Own your stuff, and then we could be much better. We'll understand. Oh, yeah. I get you.
• 26:06
  You're a white supremacist racist. Of course, you're gonna support Planned Parenthood. It makes sense.
• 26:10
  Speaker 1: It's it's Saul Alinsky. Right? It's accuse your enemy of of exactly what you're guilty of.
• 26:16
  Speaker 2: They're calling
• 26:17
  Speaker 1: us, you know, the people that are, you know, pro life. They're calling us the white supremacists. And this leads me to my next question is, help me make sense of this. Because because we have Planned Parenthood, this organization that is responsible for more black deaths in America than any other cause right now, more than
• 26:36
  Speaker 2: Than any
• 26:37
  Speaker 1: other cause. Gang violence, more than white cops shooting black people, everything.
• 26:42
  Speaker 2: More than cancer. Every if you take all of those things together, you still only come up with about ten, twenty million people. Yeah. Plan I mean, it's so by far, it's a leading cause of death in the black community.
• 26:53
  Speaker 1: And so
• 26:53
  Speaker 2: Didn't mean to cut you off.
• 26:54
  Speaker 1: You know, that's okay. So what what's what's insane, though, is that we have the same people, organizations, etcetera, that are extremely pro choice, like Hillary Clinton, for instance, who we know was, you know, Sololinski was her mentor. So and she's talked about Margaret Sanger before. So we have these same people that are pushing for access to, you know, to for abortion. But they're also supporting Black Lives Matter.
• 27:21
  And they're the ones that are out there in the streets, you know, saying we have to protect the blacks, the blacks. I how do you how do you make sense of that? Because to me, it it doesn't make sense at all.
• 27:34
  Speaker 2: Yeah. It it makes sense if you understand ideology. Okay. So I'm gonna kind of refer back to my book. So here's the thing.
• 27:42
  Darwin started hatched a lot of what we see right now that's just crazy. Right? Marx and Ingalls were mentored. They mentored by Darwin. So they took all of his works, fully imbibed it.
• 27:59
  They embraced it throughout their economic philosophies and their social philosophies. Now, because all of their early works, if you read it, it said, you know, it was dedicated to Charles Darwin. So so he mentored them. He gave them their mindset. A lot of people don't understand this either.
• 28:14
  Before Karl Marx started down this whole crazy trick, He was really a good Christian.
• 28:21
  Speaker 1: Oh, he was. A
• 28:22
  Speaker 2: Protestant. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, so so but when he read Darwin, changed his life.
• 28:30
  So a lot of people don't know how corrosive the Darwinian thought is. Let me give you a few people in history that were good Christians, like your children. And then but when they read Darwin, became a horrible, virulent, hateful rape, not only racist, but, atheist and hating the notion of God. Okay? Couple of them in history.
• 28:51
  Let me give you one. A few. Hitler, he started as a Protestant. Stalin started as a good I think he was either Catholic or something like that. Lenin started with a good Christian foundation.
• 29:04
  And then modern day so you say, oh, okay. Well, modern day, Hugh Hefner. He loved the Lord when he was younger and was he had a lot of really profound insight on the Bible and everything. When he read Darwin, when all of these men read Darwin, life was changed completely, and they became virulently hateful to God. So Darwinian thought is very, very compelling, seductive.
• 29:31
  It is it's life changing. Okay? So so so Marx and Ingalls fully imbibe Darwinian work, and then they press the pedal to the metal, overlaying their economic philosophies and everything else. What we're seeing today is ideological. It is not principled.
• 29:52
  So don't think that you can find principles of of Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton or BLM or any of these movements. That makes sense. Because if Barack Obama really was out for for blacks and all of that, he he he's a he's a very smart man. He knows what Margaret Sanger said about the black community. Surely, he would stand up and protect blacks, and especially black babies in the womb.
• 30:15
  No. No. No. He put the pedal to the metal on his his more ideological frame, which is much more Marxist than anything else. Okay?
• 30:24
  Now that's a that's a a inconvenient truth for some people. Sorry. I I can't change this history. That's just what it is. And Hillary is the same.
• 30:36
  And so what we see today, being carried out in in Obama's third term is, they're putting the pedal to the metal on all Marxists, Marxism, and you see it show with, you know, with the Jack Buddha thugs of the FBI, the CIA. You see the disproportional way they deal with people who are dissenting in thought. You see the disproportional way they deal with conservatives. The Heritage Foundation had to file a lawsuit against the FBI because they said, well, wait a minute. You had these judges that were specifically targeted by hundreds of mobs going to their homes.
• 31:13
  We have specific laws on the books that say that's that's illegal. No one was arrested other than the one guy who who threatened Kavanaugh. But everybody else, I mean, you have their pictures, you have video. Why were no arrests? So so you have that, then you have these grandmothers that were just singing and praying in in or around or about these clinics, these obituaries, just to try to encourage the young ladies.
• 31:40
  They don't have to do that. And they're being arrested now for acts that they did over a year and a half ago. And you have, you know, middle aged men with multiple children. You have some of their children actually being arrested as well. This is disproportional Marxist kind of things that's happening.
• 31:58
  But if you understand it's ideological, if you understand that, hey, we've really traversed from a democratic republic into a full almost fully engulfed in Marxism as a country, then you say, oh, okay. So I see we have a problem, a fundamental problem. And so let's address that. We address that at the ballot box. We address that with, you know, some some of our other peaceful protests, but that needs to be addressed.
• 32:23
  We can't continue to play games with ourselves and say, hey. We're a democratic republic. We're not. I wish it were, but we're not at the moment.
• 32:32
  Speaker 1: Yeah. I I couldn't agree more. I mean, even if you look at the taxation that we're experiencing, just as a you know, it's like we're we're it's like we're living almost in a communist system that Yeah. Just feels like it's a democracy because we, you know, we go to the ballot box and vote. But you look at what the the government, which I I I in a lot of ways, I look at our government as being more of a fascist government because Yeah.
• 32:54
  It's like the government and the media work hand in hand, the government and big tech hand in hand. It's this the government and big pharma hand in hand. It's it's really it's a merger of government interests as, you know, private public sector merger. And so even if you look at BLM, which, you know, openly, you know, you know, some of the founders are talking about Marxism. And, you know, when I look at BLM, you know, I've studied a lot of, you know, Chinese history and communist history.
• 33:18
  To me, that's the it's the red guard. It's it's the brown shirts. You look at, you know, the the people of the Antifa. It's the people out burning the city down creating instability. And so and actually and so Elijah has a good question on YouTube who says, well, if, you know, if BLM is a Marxist group, why aren't more of the blacks smart enough to realize this?
• 33:39
  And that's a good question, actually. This is something that I want you to answer that question, but also expand upon the black community overall. Are they starting to see through what's happening?
• 33:51
  Speaker 2: Yeah. That's those are wonderful, wonderful questions. Thank you for that, Elijah. So yeah. So BLM is a Marxist organization.
• 33:58
  Marx is a was a white supremacist and racist. Yeah. Matter of fact. So he inherited all of Darwinian thought, and then further. He called his son-in-law, who was Cuban, just happened to have a little bit of brown skin.
• 34:12
  He called him the gorilla. He called him the n word, gratuitously. He called Jews, Jewish n words. I mean, it's just his history is replete with racism and white supremacy. So you have this black organization, BLM, who says, we're all about black lives.
• 34:30
  Oh, no. But we're, you know, we're revolutionary Marxists. How does that work? It's unbelievable what's happening. A lot of it is, again, revisionist history.
• 34:43
  A lot of this history I talk about in this book is not what. It is just not. Now, book is fully footnoted with all of the private letters and everything. Everything is exposed. Actually, that's not I want
• 34:57
  Speaker 1: to bring up your
• 34:57
  Speaker 3: book really quick. You showed it
• 34:58
  Speaker 1: a few And I want you just to just tell us, so this is your recent book, Woke Up, and I pulled up on screen for folks. Can search for Kevin McGarry, Kevin, know, MCGARY, Woked Up. So what does this book get into?
• 35:15
  Speaker 2: Yes, wonderful. So here's the deal. So when I started to write the book, I was thinking, okay, so why don't I look at the woke movement and really figure out like where the roots of this stuff comes from? Because they're always pointing at other people with pejoratives, like white supremacy, privilege, racist, and all this other kind of stuff. I'm thinking, okay, well, is there any credence to that?
• 35:37
  Can we at least search that out? Can we tease it out and kind of figure out where this stuff comes from? So I said, okay, let me start with Marx. And I felt divinely had a divine nudge, I believe. And it was, no, you don't start with Marx.
• 35:51
  Marx had a mentor. And so I went to Marx's early works, Marx and Ingalls, and it was all dedicated to Darwin. So I said, wow, Darwin. Okay. So I started with Darwin.
• 36:02
  And then if you read Darwin so I started with Darwin's first book on Natural Selection. The subtitle was For the Preservation of Most Favored Racists. Wow. I'm thinking
• 36:14
  Speaker 1: It's like it's out in the open. They're not out open.
• 36:17
  Speaker 2: I'm thinking, Darwin, most favored racist? You know, I I mean, no such a thing that, you know, it was just prevalent. It's there. It's in his books. It's in the title.
• 36:26
  And I thought, wow, that's that's pretty amazing. In his second book, The Descent of Man, he puts mean, he goes all in and basically characterizes that white supremacy is really, really a thing. It's really he so he ontologically and anthropologically gave justification and life to white supremacy. It did not exist. And I want everybody to understand that.
• 36:51
  That did not exist prior to him bringing it forward as a linguistic distinction for it to exist. Supremacy is a real thing is what he asserted. We I've done the research as a scientist, and we have intellectual superior intellectual capacity. We are much more resourceful than any other ethnicity. We have to protect our pure European Caucasian, Aryan, whatever.
• 37:16
  Right? So that became a thing when he did it. Prior to him, there was no scientist that declared white supremacy in any way. Now some people will say, well, mean, come on. He he didn't his writings really didn't hit the market until, you know, mid eighteen hundreds.
• 37:33
  We had slavery, obviously, before that. That was an act of white supremacy. That was an act of economic opportunity. People were slaves of every
• 37:42
  Speaker 1: the whites were enslaving the whites just as much as, know, it's
• 37:46
  Speaker 2: yeah. Well, it was it was opportunistic. Right? You know, they enslaved people because, you know, it was hey. I can get free labor.
• 37:54
  Okay. That's it. Yeah. But they didn't have the distinction that I'm gonna enslave you because I am purely superior to you, and I can do anything I want until Darwin said, look. So we are superior.
• 38:07
  And, by the way, blacks, if you look at my evolutionary theory, blacks are still on that on that curve. They're still subhuman. Darwin. Sorry. And and so blacks are subhuman.
• 38:22
  And actually, you could you could equate them to gorillas, apes, savages. Darwin's work. So he did white supremacy and characterized racism. Prior to him making those distinctions, did we have opportunistic tribalism, ethnic strife, and all of of course. Since the fall of man in the Garden of Eden, we've had these maladies of the heart that had us wanna, you know, sort of congregate and only communicate with those in our tribe or those in our ethnicity.
• 38:53
  That's what we felt comfortable with. That's a part of human nature now. Okay? But when he said this, it was like a new life for everybody. So the slaveholders, the plantation owners said, oh, you know what?
• 39:04
  Treat these people any kind of way. I can go and have sex
• 39:07
  Speaker 3: with their little girls and little you know, I
• 39:08
  Speaker 2: can do whatever I want. I can I can treat them and and beat them to death, and I have nothing? I'm still a good Christian because this these people aren't even on a scale yet. Wow. They're subhuman.
• 39:18
  Speaker 1: Which is you know, it's crazy.
• 39:20
  Speaker 2: Where that came from.
• 39:21
  Speaker 1: And I'll make a a quick point because I oftentimes said that, you know, communism is Satan's own political branch. You know? And I've referred a lot to Marxism. And if you go back and you read, you know, Marx's his early poetry, he talks about striking a deal with Satan and about specifically plunging Absolutely. The blood black saber into the soul of humanity.
• 39:39
  It's like this guy was a Christian. His his family even if you go back and look at the the the discussions, his family said that they thought he got became possessed by Satan, you know, because he became really evil. And so that seemed like it was the origin, because I think that if you're playing out what's happening right now, it's like you can see that there is a battle of good and evil, you know, that that's playing out. Yeah. And it's so easy to see how communism is really rooted in satanism.
• 40:07
  And a lot of people say communism is atheist. It's actually well, I disagree a little bit. It's actually it's the belief in God, but it's a hatred for God. Right? It's not like, oh, we believe there's no God, and so we're just, you know, here for No.
• 40:18
  To build our utopia. It's it's it's actually it's how Marx described it. It's to destroy God. What you you brought up a really interesting point, though, how the origins of Marx really tie back into Darwin, which is frightening because look at what they're teaching our children today in school. Is teaching our children Darwin's evolutionary theory, which to actually be able to connect Darwinism with Satanism and and how that's being used, like like, man, this is
• 40:51
  Speaker 2: just crazy.
• 40:52
  Speaker 1: We gotta wake up and fix this.
• 40:54
  Speaker 2: Absolutely. So not only are they teaching it to our schools remember how I said, Darwinism is seductive and compelling. So seductive that these men prior were actually good Christians. They read and their whole world was changed. Scientists today, over 90% is what some estimates say, are pure Darwinists.
• 41:16
  They fully believe not only in Darwin's good science, that he did a few things good for science, but they fully believe, or at least mostly believe, or at least partially believe in his evolutionary theories. And so they're atheists. Because, again, Darwin's work is very seductive, especially if you're looking for a way out. You're like, I don't, you know, I'd much rather not have a god, and, you know, I wanna I don't wanna conform to anything righteous and just. I just wanna live and do my whole thing.
• 41:45
  And Darwin's Darwin's philosophy has then set you free. So what Marx did, I'm glad you made the distinction that it's a spiritual war, because Marx, his number one goal, he says, look, I don't care anything about my social I don't care if I care if it ever hits. He says, but I I I'm in this thing because I want to dethrone God. That that that was his prime motivation. He said, as long as I
• 42:10
  Speaker 3: can dethrone God, get rid
• 42:11
  Speaker 2: of them altogether in people's minds and in their hearts, I'm done. I'm good. He was such a demon that Hit Engel said that Marx walks around like he's possessed by 10,000 demons. This is his best friend. They'd always work together.
• 42:25
  He said, this man is unbelievable. He is he's uncontrollable. He's maniacal. He's not he's not happy with anyone at any time. A lot of people don't know about Marx, but Marx had boils covering his entire body.
• 42:38
  Remember the like Job, Marx had that. His entire body full of boils for over twenty years. He was a mess. He didn't take showers or bath. He was he was a dean he was the closest thing that I could imagine, as a demon in the flesh.
• 42:55
  I mean, you read his story, you read his quotes, it's like, this guy is scary demonic. Scary demonic. Darwin, his number one motivation as well, just so everybody will know, he says, I'm doing all this done and all this philosophy, and I because I'm at war with God. This is Darwin's work. So all of this stuff is rooted in demonism.
• 43:15
  Period. It's a hard stop in the story, folks. Look. If you're a Darwinist, you're a full grown you know, you're a Marxist, the sad truth is is that you're embracing demonism. Right?
• 43:25
  I mean, I wish I had better, you know, better news for you today. But you're embracing demonism, and it it can't be argued on your part. It is manifest. The the just read it. Read the quotes.
• 43:40
  Read what motivated these men. Sorry. It's incredible. So so It's incredible, Seth. So so that's what we're working with.
• 43:50
  And so here we here's here's a real thing. Here's a real thing that hurts my heart. We have so many people, even within the body of Christ, people of faith, who are fully embracing black liberation theology. Now, liberation theology, James Cohn's work, is based on, South American Marxism. You know, liberation theology generally is based on Marxism.
• 44:12
  And so when you think about that, you kind of tease that and you carry that through. So we have all these black pastors, up to 40%, that are in an embrace of another gospel that Paul warned about in Galatians one eight and one nine. That other gospel is demonic. Demonism today is being preached over our pulpits in a good number of churches.
• 44:36
  Speaker 1: Oh, I mean, I I interviewed Trevor Loudon recently. It's just talking specifically about this and how the the communist and the Marxists, they knew that the most powerful way they could bring down America was to infiltrate our church, And and they've Yes. They've done it.
• 44:52
  Speaker 2: They've done it. They've done it, folks, in a big way. So it's not like, you know, well, okay, James Cone and and the white church were no. In the white church, we see that with BLM and the George Floyd thing, a lot of white churches that were mostly solid before are all in with using critical race theory and those types of of theologies infused. Basically, they're syncretizing the cultural conversation, right, which is all demonic, into the gospel.
• 45:28
  Now Paul warned us, Galatians one eight and one nine, he says, look, even if an angel from heaven comes in and gives you one eye over of a different gospel than what we have preached, they're cursed to hell. That's what Paul said. Read it. Galatians one eight, one nine. He he was so emphatic about that that he literally repeated himself in one nine.
• 45:47
  So so this is a major, major issue. So we have demons in the pulpit preaching, and their their their their followers, their parishioners are imbibing demonism, and they're being cursed, and they think they're being blessed. No. This is not a judgment from me, folks. I'm only going by what the word of God says.
• 46:08
  Galatians one eight and one nine is clear. Marxism and demonism is clear. What do you do with it? Yeah.
• 46:21
  Speaker 1: Kevin, I wanna read a quick message. This is from thankful on YouTube, which is such good feedback. It says, most are ignorant, including me. Thank you for sharing as I was not tracking this issue until now. Never liked it on the surface, but didn't know how bad it is.
• 46:35
  So just wanted to read it. So, you know, thank you for that. Thank you. Also, Kevin, you know, we've got about eleven, you know, twelve more minutes before we jump to the q and a. So I wanna there's two things I wanna touch upon.
• 46:47
  One first, I wanted to talk about your organization, Every Black Lives Matters. So I'm gonna go and pull that up. But and I want you to talk about this and also talk about what your initiatives you're working on with this because it's from what you told me before the show, you're building the anti critical race theory training. I want to I want you to talk about this because this is inspiring. And so after you talk about this, I then want to ask you the question of where is the hope?
• 47:13
  And and I I want to hear your thoughts on whether we can win this battle of good and evil, because that's an important question that we all have.
• 47:21
  Speaker 2: Yes. Alright.
• 47:22
  Speaker 1: Alright. So I pulled up your website. So this is for folks that are watching. The URL to this is everyblm.com. Really easy.
• 47:30
  Everyblm.com. So, Kevin, tell us what you're doing with this.
• 47:34
  Speaker 2: Alright. So when we saw all of the carnage, the hatred, the violence, the destruction of black and brown businesses by virtue of ANTIFA, while BLM was clapping and yuppin' it up at the same time. We thought, this is crazy. We have all these people who are big hearted people that are joining them now in their march because of what happened to George Floyd. We all had different, reactions to George Floyd.
• 47:57
  It was horrific. It was sorrowful, grief. You know, a lot of people were stricken with grief. I, you know, I understand. But but our cities were burning down, and by help of, you know, the good hearted people who just wanted to get out there and say, I I show solidarity.
• 48:13
  Now the real ice on a cake was when we had churches get the black placards and put that up over their edifice or, you know, right next to the cross in their main edifice for for the church. And then encouraging the parishioners to go out and participate with BLM. Why they looted and did all the other craziness, destroying cities. I thought, no, this is a bridge too far. BLM, by their own admission, if you go to the if you had went to their website two years ago, and had everything that they stood for, and nothing was principally faith driven.
• 48:43
  Nothing. Anti father, anti faith, and and and pro Marxism, you know, anti nuclear everything. It was just horrible. And so we started this we we said, look, we want a righteous and faithful alternative to BLM because we do have good people that want to help. So we called it Every Black Life Matters.
• 49:02
  Now some people would say, well, why did you stay in that same lane with them at all? They're okay. I get it. The reason why we stayed in the same lane is because they were getting so much momentum, and we felt the Lord impressed upon us. Look, I want you to stay in the exact same lane, but I want you to go the different direction.
• 49:16
  So we are the clear alternative to BLM. Now, so if you go to our website, all of our principles and everything were developed because we went to the BLM website and we said we're going be the exact opposite. Okay? So it's pro life from the womb to the tomb, from conception to the grave, fatherhood initiatives, school choice, pro family, free markets and capitalism, nonviolent, everything is there. Okay?
• 49:43
  So so that's that's who we are as an organization. Now what we do is we've been going out having remnant rising workshops. In those workshops, we cover anti CRT. We fully arm parents and community with what critical race theory is and what it's not, and why it's corrosive and dangerous and demonic. It is demonic.
• 50:00
  Okay? So I know there's a lot of people and and people of faith who would say, no, it's demonic. Okay? Because it's directly connected to Marxism and can't have any of this. Right?
• 50:10
  So so we do that. We do a social justice versus biblical justice. We do a full exposition on James Cohn and black liberation theology. And so we help bring people along with what's really happening. From that, they get empowered.
• 50:23
  They get motivated. They get so they're not so beat down with this craziness that's going on around them. And then, and now what we're doing is we're starting anti so you've heard of anti racist training. You've heard of D'Angelo's, you know, white fragility type training, and we start, we're starting the end of this month, actually, in about ten days or so. We'll be at the Awaken Church, one of the largest churches in San Diego, if it's not the largest.
• 50:49
  And so Awaken Church will be training and certifying on our curriculum for racial unity. Now, this training is free. So, so it's no charge for this. So go to our website, everyblm.com, and you could sign up for this training. If you're in San Diego, or you're close enough, nine to five on that Saturday, October 29, and we'll train you and certify you.
• 51:11
  And so when your employer says, look, we're gonna do racial sensitivity training, anti racist training, you say, look, I've already been trained with every Black Lives Matters. Here's my certificates. I've taken these modules. I'm good. Now if he insists, fine.
• 51:23
  You go and do that, but you won't be traumatized. You know, they're gonna do things like separate the rooms, all the whites getting back, and all the eff ethnic people in front. They're gonna, you know, castigate whites as the the the progenitors of racism and complicity with the 1800s, and all this kind of stuff. But you have a much healthier mindset going into that, because you would have been certified with us. So I'm encouraging everybody, and if you have family in Southern California, have family in San Diego, Diego, go to our website, get the information, and please sign up for that.
• 51:55
  It's, again, it's no charge. So so that's coming up this twenty ninth. Now, here's the other thing that we're doing. You had asked about that that oh, so the book. So what I cover in the book is all the roots of of of racism.
• 52:10
  So the subtopic literally is finally putting an axe to the taproot of racism and white supremacy in America. Don't I don't know if you guys could see that. But that is the and and the taproot literally is Charles Darwin. But you need to have those connections yourself. You need to feel comfortable making that argument.
• 52:30
  So get the book. It's all footnoted. Everything's there. It's researched out to the t. And so you'll see the connection from Darwin.
• 52:39
  Now, just just so you know, he didn't just start white supremacy and racism in our modern context. Darwin put the pedal to the metal with atheism, went through the roof after after his work. So atheism, white supremacy, racism, eugenics, told you that story already, mass genocide, told you that story, how all those people used Darwin's work to justify killing over a hundred million innocents. Right? And then, so mass genocide, and then sexism and misogyny.
• 53:12
  This is really interesting. A lot of people don't even know this. In The Descent of Man, Darwin goes into detail about how women he's done the cranial research, and the cranial cavity for women is much smaller than men. Now ironically, he didn't take into consideration their physiology or anything like that. He just says it was much smaller, which which he says denotes they have much less intellectual capacity.
• 53:35
  That's what Darman said. So he said, women could literally be relegated. So this is what what added fuel to the fire while we had Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton and and Frederick Douglass starting the woman's suffrage movement. This work came out and made their work much more difficult.
• 53:51
  Again, they were just saying, hey, can women vote? But people looked at Darwin's work and said, no, you don't. Women don't have the upheare to do it. So it's amazing to me how we have so many women teachers, so many women educators, so many, you know, feminists, and they're all in on Darwin. Darwin literally gave you your plight.
• 54:13
  Darwin. So if you want to, you know, do something about sexism and misogyny, the first thing all of us need to do is say, look, I completely reject Darwinism, Darwinistic thought, and Marxism, because Marxism did just as bad for sexism and misogyny. It's all documented, though, in here. So I made the connections from Darman to Marx to Saul Alinsky. Everything's documented.
• 54:39
  You get the connect the dots all the way through. You see the horrors, the the thinking, the knowledge, the know how, how they came to think the way they thought. Everything is there. The bottom line is the woke
• 54:49
  Speaker 1: Oh, go ahead. Bottom line.
• 54:51
  Speaker 2: Bottom line is the woke movement is built upon and fully embraced with and holistically enshrined in white supremacy and racism. Wokeism is. So all those wokesters that say, oh, you're a white Christian nationalist. You're a white supremacist. Relax.
• 55:08
  I I you know, you are. Now, I don't want to go tit for tat with you, mister Wokester, but I would like to give you some facts about so that's that's what this is.
• 55:17
  Speaker 1: You know, you mentioned getting facts, and that's what I gonna say is that it's really important that we're educating ourselves, you know, through books like yours, through other books, through blogs, you know, podcasts, etcetera. Because when we're you know, I think that a lot of the audience watching, and then myself certainly, we're looking for opportunities to help people see through all these lies. But a lot of times, you know, these people, they've been taught at their, you know, critical race theory classes or in their local church. They think that they know, you know, the truth. But if you can bring forth the real truth, and you say and and I think you do a great job of doing this.
• 55:51
  Like, what's the taproot? What is the what is the origin of all this? You can take them back to Marx, take them back to Darwin,
• 55:58
  Speaker 2: take them back
• 55:58
  Speaker 1: to Margaret Sanger, that you can't there's no way to argue around that. It's like, okay. You're right. And the thing is is that the the the folks, the organizations, the, you know, the the giant nonprofits, etcetera, on the left, they love to dig into that one thing in someone's background and say, well, you know, when this person was, you know, 10 years old, he made a racist statement at school. Like, well, how about your entire organization being built on the works of Karl Marx or, you Charles Darwin.
• 56:26
  Right? So, Gavin, before we jump over to the q and a, I I have to ask you an important question because you seem like a happy guy. You seem like a guy who's not that worried about the future. Yet, you know, for a lot of us, we look around, it's like, oh my gosh. The earth is crumbling, and, you know, there's all this terrible stuff happening.
• 56:43
  But where's your hope for the future? Do you think that in this battle of good and evil that we're facing that we're gonna come out on top? Is is there is there hope for us?
• 56:51
  Speaker 2: Yeah. I I do. Now some people have a fatalistic point of view, and I think, you know, the rapture is coming any day, any moment, and we're at that. I'm not there. I really believe that this is a time in history where we're gonna see a reawakening, revitalization.
• 57:06
  A lot of it is just education. Here, also, I have a on YouTube, for YouTube listeners, are you or viewers, I have a YouTube channel called Y'all Woked Up. That's where I bring out some of these facts. I have one minute shorts, a lot of them, that take, you know, current events and give you the perspective that you should have about how to view it in a non woke fashion. So there's a lot of that out there.
• 57:32
  So please go to my YouTube channel, subscribe, and that. So but you have other organizations as well. You have the Rear Awakened Tour with Clark. You have, you know, enemies within the church with Jud Saul and and Trevor Loudon, these incredible friends of mine who are doing significant work. You have the woke pastor clips on on YouTube as well that really expose sort of the demonism that's going on in the pulpits.
• 57:59
  We need it all because we need information. We need to be armed with with how to, you know, really combat this. And the more education we get, the more commitment we get to educating ourselves, the more we'll be able to awaken and actually get past this this time in our history.
• 58:16
  Speaker 1: And I love that perspective too, that it's not a fatalistic. It's not that we're entering into the end, and it's gonna be apocalypse. And if we're lucky, we get a float up into the sky. It's really that, you know what? We're gonna there's an awakening happening,
• 58:27
  Speaker 2: and we're gonna help rebuild
• 58:28
  Speaker 1: build that. We're gonna see the destruction of the evil and the rebuilding of something beautiful, I think, with the hand of God, which is incredible. So I just wanna say a quick note for those of you that are watching. If you've enjoyed this interview as much as I have, as I've just been having a blast here, please share this interview with one person. Whether you're watching either YouTube or the Rumble or listening on podcasts, just take a moment and email or text it to one person you think would like and say, hey, check out this cool interview, because that's how this information gets out there.
• 58:55
  That's how people end up finding you, finding your books, supporting your organization, joining your organization. Right? This is how we have to act because the I can tell you everything that I've discovered in research points to one simple fact. The elites, if you don't even call them that, these satanic monsters that are trying to rule the world
• 59:14
  Speaker 2: Absolutely.
• 59:14
  Speaker 1: Are the most scared of us. Right? They're the most scared of us. And that's why they're doing everything they can to keep us asleep and to keep us blind to what's really happening. So this has been a really enlightening conversation, and I I I'm I'm already looking forward to the next time of having you back on because there's so much that we can dig into.
• 59:33
  Yes. So we're now we're gonna jump over. So we've got a streaming platform, Rise TV, where we're gonna have our q and a. So for those of you that are watching, if you wanna join us for that q and a portion, and if you wanna ask your question, in the description below the video, there is a link to a free trial for Rise TV. You can come join us.
• 59:54
  You'll get your you most likely will have your your question answered. And the first question I actually because I I was wanting to ask you this during the first portion of what we'll do to run Rise is I wanna get your thoughts on the, like, the wrap industrial complex on, you know, what's really happening. Why are they pushing this the violence and everything, and how does that tie into the prison system? I think this is something that I've I've really wanted to ask, and I think that you're probably a good person to ask about that. So we're gonna dig into that over on Rise TV.
• 1:00:24
  So I wanna encourage everybody to visit everyblm.com. Check out Woke on Amazon. And, yeah, and so I hope hope also that you can continue over on Rise TV. Yeah. Y'all woke up university on YouTube.
• 1:00:39
  So I hope that all of you can then, you know, seek out Kevin, find him. You're you have some fantastic information. So we're now gonna hop over to Rise TV.