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The clear parallels between the British Empire and the oppressive deep state regime · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Nearly 250 years ago, the American founding fathers faced a British king, an imperial authority whose ambitions directly clashed with their rights and interests.
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  We've seen clashes like this between dictators and their own people throughout history, monarchs, etc.
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  Most recently in Venezuela and Iran.
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  And as a matter of natural right and political necessity, our founding fathers asserted their sovereignty as a free nation against the imperial abuse of England.
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  Now we're seeing clear parallels between the British Empire of the American founding era and the newly oppressive deep state regime that has risen to power in America over the last 100 years, and has been battling Donald Trump and his administration more recently.
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  This deep state Leviathan, this octopus that has its tentacles in everything in our society, must be rejected and dismembered, just as British sovereignty over America was back in 1776.
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  Back in 1862, American president Abraham Lincoln advised Congress, saying, and I quote, as our case is new, so we must think anew and act anew.
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  Well, the inverse of that is just as true.
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  And as President Trump, the new administration, and the Republican Party at large prepare to face a familiar enemy.
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  They might just learn from the examples of those who won victories before.
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  Donald Trump's 2024 electoral victory, ladies and gentlemen, was so decisive.
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  And by the way, so was 2020.
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  We'll get to that perhaps later, but we've talked about that in prior shows.
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  Um, how the 2020 election was stolen.
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  But his 2024 electoral victory was so decisive that for the first time since 1988.
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  Congressional Democrats did not challenge the certification of a Republican presidential victory.
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  Trump won the popular vote, swept the swing states, and ran ahead of all the down ballot Republicans.
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  Unquestionably, he has a mandate to govern.
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  And that mandate belongs to the MAGA agenda, not to conventional old guard Republican priorities and rhino goals.
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  President Trump best defined his political mission in his 2016 address at the Republican National Convention, when he said, quote, the most important difference between our plan and that of our opponents is that our plan will put America first.
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  Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
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  As long as we are led by politicians who will not put America first, then we can be assured that other nations will not treat America with respect.
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  And his first promise to the American people was pretty simple.
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  He said our sovereignty will be reclaimed.
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  Trump's goal in 2024 as much as in 2016 was to reorient politics and policies toward America's national well-being through common sense reforms.
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  Again, in the second inaugural, he promised a revolution of common sense.
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  These reforms include protecting American workers, balancing foreign trade, revitalizing manufacturing, securing energy independence, ending foreign wars, and drawing down military commitments abroad, mass deportation of illegal aliens, limiting legal immigration to maintain wage stability and cultural unity, and nurturing patriotism and civic confidence.
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  And it's the restoration of the political, cultural, economic, and military foundations of national sovereignty that have been basically piddled away by our ruling class.
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  It can enforce its own laws, amass sufficient arms and wealth to quell internal and external threats, and prioritize its own citizens over all others.
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  Have we done that, ladies and gentlemen?
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  I don't think we have.
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  Not up until Donald Trump.
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  President Trump and his allies can look to the American founding, our founding of our country, which the anniversary is coming up, folks.
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  He can look to the founding for inspiration and precedent for the types of reforms that he needs to implement ahead.
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  That precedent can be considered our U.S.
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  common law and distinct as it is from British common law.
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  As it is from British common law.
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  Now, a lot of people, when you say common law, they immediately think British common law, but the U.S.
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  Now, a lot of people, when you say common law, they immediately think British common law, but the U.S.
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  has its own common law.
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  has its own common law, and that's the common law of our methods and practices since the founding of the nation.
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  And that's the common law of our methods and practices since the founding of the nation.
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  That's U.S.
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  That's U.S.
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  common law.
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  common law.
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  We didn't steal it from Britain.
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  We didn't steal it from Britain.
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  We built our own from the ground up.
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  We built our own from the ground up.
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  Our founding fathers wrote it from scratch.
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  Our founding fathers wrote it from scratch.
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  They considered all the other forms of government.
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  They considered all the other forms of government, condensed it down, and came out with their own animal, a different animal based on the law of nations.
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  And Trump's nationalist agenda has the potential to revive in a real tangible way.
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  The statecraft and politics of the founding fathers.
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  In the years leading up to the War of Independence, the founding fathers increasingly recognize that imperial mismanagement was the big issue of the day.
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  And they were suffering from it.
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  And it could only be overcome with regime level changes.
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  Regime level, in other words, a reset.
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  Empires tend to subordinate the good of their people to external ambitions that they might have.
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  And the British Empire was no different.
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  The British Empire, like the American government of the Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden administrations, and maybe some a few before that, centralized authority in the Imperial Capitol of Washington, D.C., in order to project power abroad.
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  And that power, that centralized authority in Washington, D.C.
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  grew and grew and grew.
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  And it became a Leviathan, ladies and gentlemen.
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  Britain's imperial ambitions came at a price for her subjects in the colonies.
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  Pioneers on the frontier were left vulnerable to Indian attacks back then.
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  New taxes burdened and angered the colonists.
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  Military authorities supplanted the rule of civilian officials.
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  Attempts to reform the empire to secure colonial interests repeatedly failed.
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  Ben Franklin's 1754 Albany plan of union would have given the American colonies much greater representation in the empire, and it would have given them sufficient authority to defend themselves and raise revenue.
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  But it never got adopted.
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  By 1776, American statesmen recognized that no reform to the imperial government would be possible and none would suffice.
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  They had reached the end of their rope.
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  National sovereignty was necessary to resolve their grievances, and they did not have it.
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  They were subjects of an English monarch far away.
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  The Declaration of Independence begins and ends with the need for national sovereignty.
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  The opening paragraph speaks of a necessity for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them to one another and to assume among the powers of the earth that the separate and equal station to which the laws of the nation and nature and of nature's God entitle them.
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  National sovereignty, ladies and gentlemen, is a right of nature.
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  It's a gift from God, one that must be asserted for the protection of the citizens' natural rights.
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  At the end of the decor declaration, the United Colonies were declared free and independent states, with the full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and to do all other acts and things which independent states may of right do.
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  Folks, any nation or government that cannot do these things is not a sovereign nation or sovereign government, as it cannot even protect its own people.
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  The founders of our nation recognize that the mere declaration of sovereignty did not make it a reality.
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  Just saying it did make it true.
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  To be truly independent, the new nation needed sound policies to cultivate and preserve their ability to promote the interests of their people.
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  So first, the citizens needed a shared national identity.
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  Without this, they'd have no reason to promote the common good or to view the nation as anything more than a commercial enterprise.
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  The founders recognized that patriotism was both natural and good.
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  John Jay said in Federalist II, and President George Washington reiterated it in his farewell address that the American people were united by shared language, shared ancestry, shared laws, customs, and principles of government.
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  Founders like Benjamin Rush, Noah Webster, and Thomas Jefferson cemented this shared identity by promoting patriotic education.
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  The founding fathers further understood that mass immigration was a powerful threat to their newfound national sovereignty and identity.
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  And the citizen body had the right to dictate the terms of entry into the country and conditions for naturalizing new members.
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  Governor Morris explained at the Constitutional Convention that every society from a great nation down to a small private club had the right to declare the conditions on which new members should be admitted.
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  Note that American Democrats now claim that everyone has a right to membership in our society without restrictions or review of new membership.
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  And that's part of the problem with our immigration system today, is that part of the country doesn't believe that it should exist.
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  Now we're going to jump to a word from our sponsors, but when we come back, I'm going to talk about Donald Trump's mission in revisiting the values and ethics of our founding fathers.
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  A promise they agreed to in 2018.
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  Now is our time, my fellow Americans.
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  I'm your host, Bruce Robertson.
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  Before we left for the break, I was talking about the parallels between the founding of our nation in 1776, our founding fathers, and the challenges that Donald Trump faces as an American president that wants to restore our national values.
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  The founders feared that mass immigration, legal or illegal, could lead to the formation of ethnic enclaves and factions within the country.
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  Alexander Hamilton warned that the imprudence of mass migration was as much a received axiom as anything in the science of politics.
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  And that's a direct quote.
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  And that, quote, hardly anything contributed more to the downfall of Rome, unquote.
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  So Hamilton compared mass migration as a contributing factor to the downfall of Rome.
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  And here we are today, folks.
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  A nation cannot long maintain its sovereignty if it imports an endless stream of people who are unaccustomed to its way of life.
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  But cultural homogeneity is not enough for a nation to be truly sovereign.
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  It must also be self-sufficient in the most important economic sectors.
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  Otherwise, it's forced to rely on its rivals for vital things, goods, support, funds.
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  The second law passed by the first Congress after ratification of the Constitution was a protective tariff.
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  The very second law that they passed was a protective tariff.
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  Does that sound familiar?
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  President Washington encouraged the development of domestic manufacturing and commercial shipping in his first and second annual message to Congress in order to achieve economic independence.
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  President Washington and the first Congress recognized that over reliance on imported goods from abroad threatened our national independence by giving foreign governments and foreign businessmen leverage over American policy.
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  Maintaining national sovereignty further requires a military that's strong enough to deter or repel any foreign threat.
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  However, an overly powerful military establishment can also pose a threat to the constitutional order and undermine popular sovereignty.
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  In the Federalist eight number eight, Hamilton warned against what President Dwight Eisenhower would later call the military industrial complex.
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  Yes, it wasn't Eisenhower's original idea.
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  Hamilton knew about it before at the founding of our nation.
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  Large military establishments can become engines of despotism, he said, that usurp the authority of the civilian government.
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  The Framer's solution to that was to avoid wars of choice, maintain neutrality, and diplomacy with foreign nations that do not threaten our sovereignty and to keep the military budget limited and its leadership under strict civilian control.
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  Think about how that's played out over the years.
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  The grievances that the colonists held against the Crown of England are not unlike the problems that Americans suffer today.
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  Many have taken the calling our government the global American Empire because it treats its own people as second-class citizens while propping up client states all over the world.
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  Like the British Empire before it, our ruling class, our deep state, sacrifices national interests for the sake of its global ambitions.
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  It actively undermines the sovereignty of our nation and our popular rule.
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  Open borders invite crime and violence.
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  Every major city is now a potential frontier town.
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  Granting amnesty to illegal aliens or conferring citizenship to their children destroys national sovereignty by destroying the nation.
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  And that needs to be fixed immediately.
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  Who needs to secure the consent of citizens if new voters can so easily be imported to replace those prickly natives who don't want to cooperate with the power structure?
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  Maybe it's not right for them.
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  Maybe they don't think it's right for them.
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  Who are they to demand a democratic vote?
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  We can just import new ones.
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  That seems to be the attitude of today's leftists and Democrats.
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  American tax dollars are being wasted overseas on ideological projects that have no discernible relation to our well-being.
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  On ideological projects that have no discernible relation to our well being.
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  Do you think dance lessons for African women is helping our impoverished people in the streets of New York or Los Angeles?
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  Do you think dance lessons for African women is helping our impoverished people in the streets of New York or Los Angeles?
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  Intelligence and military officials run roughshod over civilian authorities and constitutional rights.
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  Intelligence and military officials run roughshod over civilian authorities and constitutional rights.
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  The Pentagon has failed seven authors in.
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  The Pentagon has failed seven autos in a row.
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  What's that all about?
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  They're bleeding money and they don't even know where the money went.
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  It is, in fact, good news that our situation today is so similar to the political crisis that gave birth to our nation.
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  You can read The American Crisis.
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  It's a great book, by the way.
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  It's free online.
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  Deep down in our primordial primordial memory, that's Thomas Payne by the way, an American crisis.
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  Deep down in our primordial memory from 1776, we already have the blueprint for solving our most fundamental problems.
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  We just need the political will and the prudence to implement that.
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  To accomplish the mission of our restoring our national sovereignty, President Trump should listen to his instincts.
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  He should imitate the examples of our earliest statesmen and founders, and he should use his coalition power to reshape the priorities of the new Republican Congress.
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  Nothing short of that is going to work.
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  Mass deportations of illegal aliens and stricter caps and better policing on legal immigration will promote the cultural unity required by a sovereign nation state.
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  It's the only way we're going to get it back, folks.
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  Revitalizing manufacturing, raising protective tariffs, busting corporate monopolies, cracking down and prosecuting corruption and waste and promoting food and energy independence will improve the economic well-being of the average American citizen, and it will eventually wean us off dependence on hostile nations.
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  President Trump can revive the 1776 commission to promote patriotic education, and he can further reinvigorate America's sense of national identity through cultural initiative.
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  So, folks, the upcoming semi-quincentennial celebration, the 250 year celebration of American independence, will be a unique opportunity to restore the unapologetic celebration of our American greatness.
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  You see, folks, the task of restoring our nation cannot be accomplished with a demoralized and demonized citizenry.
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  After he successfully implements his agenda, President Trump will amass tremendous goodwill with American voters.
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  I predict he will.
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  May 1st is otherwise known as May Day.
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  And in England, where I'm sitting now, it was a bank and school holiday.
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  The schools were closed, and life went on without people thinking much about it.
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  I didn't really notice any major celebrations, but I was kind of busy.
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  But there may have been a street fair.
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  American students and teachers saying that there was tyranny.
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  The students, as young as five and six years old, and all the way up to college students, were bust in.
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  Teachers promoted this, and parents of underage kids at least must have granted permission.
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  At least must have granted permission.
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  But I want to ask you all a question here.
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  But I want to ask you all a question here.
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  What is going on in this country that we send kindergarteners and high school students and middle school students to go protest tyranny?
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  What is going on in this country that we send kindergartners and high school students and middle school students to go protest tyranny?
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  Why are kindergartners and middle school and high school students out marching and parading around for communist values that they're
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  Why are kindergartners and middle school and high school students out marching and parading around for communist values that their great grandparents fought and died for to prevent.
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  You know, it's May Day, right?
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  Do you know what May Day is?
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  It was May Day.
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  May Day is a communist holiday.
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  May Day was born from the 1886 Haymarket riots, and it was made into an international communist holiday by the Leninist Bolshevik revolution in Soviet Russia.
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  Let that sink in.
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  You celebrate May Day, it's a communist holiday.
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  While it's been shrouded in images of spring festivals and pretty flowers and Maypole dances and garlands, the intent of this holiday is clear.
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  The intent is to indoctrinate the youth and normalize communist labor movements with the end goal of ending capitalism and free markets.
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  I'll tell you what.
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  By the way, the end goal of ending our constitutional republic.
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  Our teachers' unions are backed by foreign influence communist money, and it is now influencing our children as young as grade school high school and others, and university teachers have encouraged their students to walk out.
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  And they urge them to walk out in solidarity with communists on May Day.
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  May Day, the Marxist Communist Holy.
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  Students were bust into Washington to march.
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  Pre-made flags and banners and protest signs were handed out.
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  They were already made, by the way.
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  They were brought to the sites in identical vans and handed out.
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  And after the protest, they were collected and put back in the vans and taken back to the warehouse for the next celebration of communism.
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  This all has been organized so far ahead of time.
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  This is not spontaneous as they want it to seem for the television cameras.
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  So who finances all this stuff?
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  That's an interesting story.
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  We already know about George Soros and how he's financed many subversive activities across the United States, including putting his people in place as attorneys general and local prosecutors and district attorneys and so forth and judges.
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  So finances these protests?
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  Well, the money trail, strangely enough, and I found this out, it leads directly to a man named Neville Roy Singham.
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  Neville Roy Singham is an American-born Maoist communist tech billionaire living in Shanghai, China, the People's Republic of China, the communist Chinese who has spent over 278 million dollars financing subversive activities in America to subvert and destroy America.
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  So what are we witnessing on May Day with all these kids in the streets who don't know what they're protesting?
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  This is foreign influenced Marxist radicalism, and it's written large in the streets of America.
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  Of course, the destruction of America wouldn't be complete without an attempt to shred our rule of law and constitution and undermine the authority of the Supreme Court.
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  So now the Democrats and their paid minions are calling the Supreme Court the KKK.
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  Lovely.
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  Now think about that.
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  The Supreme Court is rebuking Democrats for racist redistrict redistricting.
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  The Supreme Court essentially called Democrats out for being too racist.
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  And now the Dems don't like it, so they're gaslighting again, and they're calling the Supreme Court KKK.
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  It's always the race card for them.
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  I don't know how they're going to make this one fly.
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  The U.S.
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  Supreme Court ruled six to three that Louisiana's congressional map was unconstitutional because the state of Louisiana created a second majority black district where race played a far too dominant role in drawing the voting no district lines.
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  In other words, the court said that the voting rights act cannot be used as an excuse to violate equal protection by sorting Americans into districts based on their skin color.
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  So these are invisible fences that are penning up black people to use them for the purposes of manipulating the vote by Democrats.
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  They basically rebuked the Democrats, saying they were being too racist in their redistricting by race policy.
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  You know, that's something I'm just I can't stop smiling about that one.
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  It's just so bizarre.
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  It's so ironic, really.
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  But instead of debating the ruling, the ruling, they didn't debate it.
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  Instead, the party of the KKK and the party of Jim Crow is now posting images of Supreme Court justices in KKK hoods because they didn't get the race based districting map that they wanted.
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  Party of the KKK and the party of Jim Crow is now posting images of Supreme Court justices in KKK hoods because they didn't get the race-based districting map that they wanted.
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  So let me get this straight.
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  So let me get this straight.
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  If the court allows race based districts, they call it voting rights.
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  If the court allows race-based districts, they call it voting rights.
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  But if the court says stop using race to draw district.
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  But if the court says stop using race to draw districts, voting districts, they call it white supremacy.
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  Maybe the real problem here is that some people are only tolerant of those who follow the global coexist narrative and only believe in democracy when the map benefits them.
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  This paradox of tolerance has been destroying our nation for far too long.
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  And now we're going to go to another break, ladies and gentlemen.
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  We'll be right back after this word from our sponsors.
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  Before we left, we were talking about the race baiting Democrats and how they're calling the Supreme Court KK because they didn't get the ruling that they wanted.
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  And the Supreme Court just rebuked the Democrats for being too racist in their voting redistricting practices.
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  Okay.
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  Now we're back, and we're going to talk a little bit about the ongoing situation about gas prices and the oil cartel.
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  Well, the oil cartel, ladies and gentlemen, is weakening.
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  Remember when Donald Trump took back the Panama Canal earlier to prevent control by China.
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  Remember back when he did that?
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  You know, China was asserting themselves in taking uh taking uh progressive control of the Panama Canal.
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  Well, Donald Trump took it back, and he has now used the canal to ship a huge shipment of American oil to help Japan because they were getting their oil through passage of the Straits of Hormuz.
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  Now there's a huge shipment of American oil headed to Japan through the Panama Canal.
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  The City of London is losing its 100 plus year grip on Middle Eastern oil, offshore banking, drug and human trafficking, and international maritime shipping insurance.
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  Now think about that.
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  These are all factors of the oil cartel weakening.
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  You know, you know, London uh England has set up all these offshore banks in Jersey and in the Caribbean, and um and they've set up these offshore banks, and these offshore banks have just turned their turned their heads on the illegal money laundering going on in these banks, and they've all been profiting on it.
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  They've also had a stranglehold on Persian oil, Iranian oil.
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  Now it looks like that's all starting to break up.
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  So no wonder King Charles showed up to the United States to talk to Donald Trump and address Congress.
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  Now this week also OPEC has agreed to produce more oil.
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  Another news item this week, the United Arab Emirates has decided to leave OPEC.
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  That can only be good for the United States, folks.
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  And Venezuela, as we know, once dominated by Russia and China, now is once again open for business.
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  Petrodollar dominance is secured.
• 39:49
  The Keystone XL pipeline revival gains momentum as new pipeline plan emerges.
• 39:56
  That's another headline I saw today.
• 39:58
  Um Trump grants key approval for a new oil pipeline from Canada into the United States.
• 40:07
  And apparently at peak volume, this new 650-mile uh bridger pipeline, that's 1,050 kilometers, 650 miles.
• 40:17
  The Bridger Pipeline would move two-thirds as much oil as the better known Keystone XL pipeline that got partially built before the Obama administration struck it down on supposedly environmental grounds.
• 40:33
  President Trump had revived it again, the Keystone XL during his first term, but then Joe Biden got his way in there in 2020 and killed it again by revoking the pipeline's permit on his first day as president in 2021.
• 40:51
  And again, he cited climate change.
• 40:55
  Biden reversed Trump and canceled its permit on the first day he took office.
• 41:03
  So now there's a new mega pipeline to open fuel floodgates for gas-starved California as well.
• 41:11
  That's another pipeline.
• 41:13
  It's called the Western Gateway Pipeline, and it will seek to replace shortages created by Gavin Newsom's shutdown of oil refineries in California that impact California, Arizona, and Nevada.
• 41:29
  So people in California are blaming Trump for high gas prices, and Gavin Newsom, their own governor, shut down the oil refineries.
• 41:37
  What do you think makes prices go up?
• 41:39
  A lack of gasoline refined in refineries.
• 41:46
  So thanks to Newsom, gasoline is $5.92 a gallon, and that includes the Draconian California gas tax.
• 41:58
  Now think about what else goes into the price of gasoline.
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  Price of gasoline.
• 42:01
  All right.
• 42:01
  All right.
• 42:02
  I'll tell you a couple of things.
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  Gasoline is traded on international markets.
• 42:09
  I know a little bit about these things.
• 42:11
  I'm an international financier.
• 42:14
  Gasoline is traded on international markets.
• 42:14
  Gasoline is traded on international markets.
• 42:17
  Rent North Sea crude trades in London.
• 42:17
  Brent North Sea crude trades in London.
• 42:22
  It's a commodities market.
• 42:22
  It's a commodities market.
• 42:23
  There's commodities and futures that trade.
• 42:23
  There's commodities and futures that trade.
• 42:26
  And right now, Brent's North Sea crude is being artificially priced with a fear premium built into the price.
• 42:26
  And right now, Brent's North Sea Crude.
• 42:36
  Now that pricing in that market sets gasoline prices and oil prices around the world.
• 42:47
  It's pegged to Brent North Sea crude.
• 42:50
  So that's another thing that's built into your higher price of gasoline.
• 42:57
  That's not Donald Trump.
• 42:58
  That's the city of London.
• 42:59
  Brent North Sea crude, traders and speculators.
• 43:03
  The other thing that's built in, as I hinted, is the state taxes.
• 43:09
  Every state puts a huge tax on gasoline, some more than others.
• 43:15
  California puts a big one.
• 43:18
  And that tax contributes to a lot of the price of gas.
• 43:23
  And the third thing, and this is not a coincidence, by the way, is also based in London, and that's Lloyd's of London.
• 43:31
  Lloyds of London is the primary insurer for oil tanker and maritime shipping.
• 43:39
  Lloyds of London conveniently backed away a little bit from the Straits of Hormuz and didn't want to insure tankers.
• 43:47
  If you read that story in the papers, and when they don't insure tankers, tankers don't move.
• 44:04
  So they're just as much at fault or freezing the Straits of Hormuz situation as any Iranian IRGC fighters.
• 44:18
  So thanks to Newsom, thanks to the City of London, thanks for Brent North Sea crude trading prices and the fear premium, and thanks to the uh let's call it the City of London insurance cartel.
• 44:32
  They're the primary insurers of all these maritime shipping uh tankers.
• 44:38
  Um that's why gasoline.
• 44:41
  Oh, and the lack of refineries in California, that's why gasoline is five dollars and ninety-two cents in California.
• 44:50
  I think that's the highest in the country.
• 44:55
  So although the U.S.
• 44:57
  has now gained control over roughly 80% of the world's oil supply, oil trades on global commodities and futures markets, as I said.
• 45:08
  And the supply chain log jam in the strait, and the lag in refining, as I mentioned, one of the refinering problems is uh lack of refineries, caused a spike in commodities and future prices, and that now needs time to work off in the markets.
• 45:28
  Oil prices will be much, much lower when the Iran operation eases, and the Strait of Hormuz is once again fully operable.
• 45:39
  And that's not going to be in the far too distant future, ladies and gentlemen.
• 45:46
  Now, here's a news item from Albany, New York.
• 45:50
  In a stunning display of intellectual consistency, the same liberals who cheered the New York State Capitals' 80 million dollar renovation of a mere 77 crumbling steps, are now clutching their pearls over President Trump, privately funding the new White House ballroom with zero taxpayer dollars.
• 46:20
  It's an absolute outrage, said Trump derangement syndrome news senior White House correspondent Jenny Tulworth.
• 46:32
  She was visibly vibrating with righteous fury while standing in front of the ongoing New York construction site.
• 46:40
  Democrats responsibly investing in historic infrastructure, she said, at roughly one million dollars per stair.
• 46:47
  That's just good government.
• 46:51
  But Trump daring to pay for his own ballroom with Patriot donors instead of rating your 401k for it.
• 47:00
  That's literally fascism with extra chandeliers.
• 47:06
  Sources close to Jamie Talworth's confirmed that she had no problem with Albany Democrats blowing past every budget deficit for a decade.
• 47:17
  Um while the stairs sat closed, but the second Trump donors started writing checks.
• 47:27
  She started experiencing severe symptoms of Trump's derangement syndrome, and we all saw it if we saw that clip, including spontaneous shrieking and demands for a 47th impeachment.
• 47:44
  Well, when this came out, Talworth was reportedly trying to organize a protest demanding that the New York stairs be renamed the Trump Stairs so that Democrats could finally oppose them on principle.
• 48:02
  We need a little satire in our show, don't we, ladies and gentlemen?
• 48:08
  Now this is huge.
• 48:10
  Here's another item.
• 48:12
  United Arab Emirates announced that they're leaving OPEC.
• 48:15
  I mentioned it briefly earlier.
• 48:17
  The UAE just announced that they're leaving OPEC in a huge blow to the oil cartel and a massive win for President Trump.
• 48:28
  America is now the leader of the oil world.
• 48:32
  So I say, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to America's Golden Age, because it's just beginning.
• 48:39
  Buckle up, it's going to be a good ride.
• 48:42
  And isn't rich, folks, that the left is now whining about Trump refusing to save Spirit Airlines with a taxpayer bailout, saying that it would save 11,000 jobs.
• 48:56
  Wasn't it just a short time ago that Joe Biden and his administration blocked jet blue airlines from buying spirit and saving those jobs?
• 49:00
  That Joe Biden and his administration blocked jet blue airlines from buying spirit and saving those jobs.
• 49:08
  They count on you having a short attention span and a short memory, folks.
• 49:08
  They count on you having a short attention span and a short memory, folks.
• 49:15
  Democrats celebrated killing the jet blue Spirit Airlines merger.
• 49:15
  Democrats celebrated killing the jet blue Spirit Airlines merger.
• 49:20
  And now Spirit Airlines is bankrupt, and thousands of jobs are gone.
• 49:20
  And now Spirit Airlines is bankrupt, and thousands of jobs are gone.
• 49:28
  Fox News just resurfaced a
• 49:28
  Fox News just resurfaced a segment showing the victory lap that Pete Budegeg and Elizabeth Warren took after blocking the jet blue Spirit Airlines merger.
• 49:41
  In 2023, Transportation Secretary Pete Boudegig or Buddha Judge, or whatever you want to say his name is.
• 49:49
  I can't ever pronounce his name properly.
• 50:00
  Elizabeth Warren gloated on her ex account.
• 50:03
  She said this is a Biden win for flyers for flyers.
• 50:28
  Now, how is that a Biden win for flyers?
• 50:31
  Where's that victory lap, Elizabeth Warren?
• 50:36
  Senator John Kennedy ripped the decision at the time, back when they blocked the merger, and he said they should have let him merge.
• 50:45
  Free enterprise.
• 50:47
  He said, I'm not a big fan of bailouts, but clearly President Biden should have allowed them to merge.
• 50:54
  The Fox News segment that re-aired those victory laps, noted the clear irony here.
• 51:02
  The irony is that the socialist viewpoint on the left has gotten us one less airline and 11,000 fewer jobs.
• 51:11
  And that's just the beginning as we go down the road to serfdom.
• 51:20
  And here's a little follow-up I'd like to make to an earlier report that I gave uh some weeks ago.
• 51:28
  It's all coming out now, folks.
• 51:30
  The Russia hoax was a coup.
• 51:33
  We know that part.
• 51:35
  We have all the evidence.
• 51:36
  We have all the receipts.
• 51:38
  There was no Russia hoax.
• 51:40
  They impeached President Trump based on the Russia hoax that did not exist that they fabricated.
• 51:46
  So basically, we have a president that was fabricated that was impeached on a fabrication.
• 51:52
  And I think that impeachment needs to be reversed.
• 51:56
  And Obama was briefed on the whole thing from the start.
• 52:00
  That's what's coming out now.
• 52:04
  There was a bombshell letter that was just made public, and it had some handwritten margin notes.
• 52:10
  And those notes and that letter proved that Obama was personally briefed by John Brennan on Hillary and Brennan's scheme to create the Russia hoax.
• 52:25
  James Comey and Peter Strck were also read in on this letter with the notes in the margin.
• 52:33
  So the FBI knew the intelligence was exaggerated and or fabricated.
• 52:40
  And yet they ran the Russia Russia Russia scam and the Mueller investigation on this for three straight years at significant taxpayer cost, all to try and destroy Trump and impeach him on a fraudulent scandal.
• 53:00
  They all knew it was fake, ladies and gentlemen.
• 53:03
  They did it anyway.
• 53:13
  Now, I'm not one to curtail free speech.
• 53:18
  But some so-called free speech crosses the line at incitement to violence, especially when the speaker has huge influence and a following.
• 53:29
  Now, who do you think I'm talking about?
• 53:34
  The White House just released an 80-second montage of Democratic vitriol that ends with Jimmy Kimmel's expectant widow joke about Melania Trump.
• 53:46
  Every escalation from fascist to widow joke is in one 80-second clip.
• 53:54
  Did you hear about this?
• 53:56
  You hear about Jimmy Kimmel's expectant widow joke about Melania?
• 54:02
  Right before the most recent attempt to take Trump out at the correspondence dinner, Jimmy Kimmel had on his show.
• 54:12
  He told a joke that Melania Trump was sitting there glowing, looking like an expectant widow.
• 54:21
  Isn't he clever?
• 54:23
  Isn't that lovely?
• 54:25
  What a piece of dirt.
• 54:29
  Here's the setup.
• 54:35
  A montage, video montage, pulling together all the rhetorical escalation of democratic and mainstream media language about President Trump from 2024 through Saturday's assassination attempt.
• 54:52
  The full sequence on tape in order starts with the opening framing.
• 54:57
  You know, the opening framing is when Jimmy Kimmel says, it's not each other that's the problem, it's the other side.
• 55:04
  It's the fascist, it's the wannabe dictator, it's the hater in chief.
• 55:09
  It is the racist in chief.
• 55:11
  Like that's what we've got to get out of.
• 55:16
  Then he escalates.
• 55:17
  He says heads don't need to roll, certainly within the administration, and now the GOP needs to burn to the ground.
• 55:26
  Trump is an existential threat to our country.
• 55:30
  The craziness that we see in the extreme Republican Party is something that I think we all feel like we need to fight and stop.
• 55:37
  Every day Donald Trump is making this nation look more and more like a fascist state.
• 55:42
  We all have to ask how far will they go?
• 55:44
  How violent will they get?
• 55:46
  The president wants these confrontations so that he can call out the military in all our cities as part of his would-be dictator playbook.
• 55:56
  Then they start to call him Hitler.
• 55:58
  And then the closing line.
• 56:02
  Two days after Charlie Kirk was buried, two days, 48 hours before Cole Allen tried to make it real, and he said, Of course, our First Lady Melania is here.
• 56:02
  Two days after Charlie Kirk was buried, two days, 48 hours before Cole Allen tried to make it real, and he said, Of course, our First Lady Melania is here.
• 56:14
  Look at Melania, so beautiful.
• 56:14
  Look at Melania, so beautiful.
• 56:15
  Mrs.
• 56:15
  Mrs.
• 56:16
  Trump, you have a glow like an expectant widow.
• 56:16
  Trump, you have a glow like an expectant widow.
• 56:20
  Well, the argument that the White House just made in 80 seconds.
• 56:20
  Well, the argument that the White House just made in 80 seconds, there's a single rhetorical pipeline that runs from fascist Hitler, dictator, existential threat to widow at the White House Correspondence Center.
• 56:26
  There's a single rhetorical pipeline that runs from fascist Hitler dictator.
• 56:35
  The escalation is linear.
• 56:38
  Threat is real.
• 56:40
  The incitement of violence is clear on the left.
• 56:46
  And that's my show.
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  You've been listening to Unleashed the Political News Hour.
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  I'm your host, Bruce Robinson.