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Munich 1938 was about appeasement. Munich 2026 is about paralysis. · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Hello, America.
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  It's time for the 19 February Thursday night national security hour with your host, retired Marine Major Fred Galvin.
• 0:47
  We've had some interesting events this last week.
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  Some that uh we really need to cover, and some are showing this division, which people say is internal, and that was what uh a lot of the consensus was from the Munich security conference that was held last week in Munich, Germany.
• 1:12
  Uh, we've had uh them for over 63 years, and a lot of people thought that we have the West has this internal division, and from my background, I'll tell you that's not necessarily internal.
• 1:28
  They're using agents internally to continue to destabilize our government and to divide us, but it is indeed something that is non-organic, something that is being utilized by our adversaries to the advantage of certain Pinocchios.
• 1:48
  Certain people are doing the bidding of our adversaries, mainly China, but China and Russia are in this, and uh I'm sure many of you have seen documentaries of how Russia had infiltrated our school system, and you know, the former uh gentleman in charge of this program said, you know, we've been at this for 50 years, they're they're trying to get us to abandon our culture and collapse from within, and it's all part of this program.
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  This is not a conspiracy, but when we look back in history, and we look at this conference of international security, we see something even before the Munich Security Conference ever began.
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  We look back in 1938, 88 years ago, and we see this appeasement, this division, and instead of unity, and well, one country was seeking to unite, and they were trying to do it by force, and we have a party right now, and you can go out there and see all these clips of uh the Democrat Party in the United States is seeking they continually use verbiage of violence.
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  It's uh and these are politicians, these are Jasmine Crockett, um, you know, Kamala Harris.
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  You you have numerous people constantly talking about uh hitting, punching, kicking them while they're down, uh knocking them out, but uh that's this internal division, which some people think is it's internal to America or the West, and I will say that although we have it internally, it is again it's non-organic, and we have to be paying attention, just like as a technical stock analyst, you look left or look in the past to see what trends occurred because they often can occur in the future, and I believe we're seeing trends in Europe as well as in the Far East of 88 years ago in Munich that are resembling what can be happening now in Europe, and we're seeing events from 84 years ago, what happened with Japan's military buildup and some alignments that were going on, and they not Japan not being able to receive all the especially oil, rubber, and some of the resources that needed to continue to build their uh defense at the rate they uh had sought, and some of that is going on right now with China.
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  Uh 84 years later, you can just switch those countries out and see how uh many of these things are happening in the same regions but through different individuals in slightly different situations going on, but now we have this kind of a paralysis in what the United States is trying to do is to seek it and you know the whole topic of the show is the National Security Conference, but they're trying to seek international partners in this alliance to reinvigorate it and to increase the commitments of our European allies.
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  So that's what we're going to be discussing in today's show.
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  That uh we don't believe that the West is going to be defeated by Russia.
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  We think this is something that Russia, but more so China is seeking to divide the West internally through this confusion, and that's our being done by our primary adversary, the Chinese Communist Party, and it's actively working to expand this division that they've been working on for decades.
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  It's not, as I said, it's not organic.
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  And how is the United States seeking to counter this?
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  Well, we were looking just like uh the former Senator Marco Rubio and the current Secretary of State and National Security Advisor Marco Rubio, he's saying that we are seeking a reinvigoration of those alliances.
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  The U.S.
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  he says is not seeking to withdraw.
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  And that's the constant talking point that the Democratic Party, who's who's doing the bidding of the Chinese Communist Party by constantly trying to divide their whole strategy is not on how we're going to re-invigorate manufacturing or how we are going to work with these nations.
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  It's on how they can attack President Donald Trump.
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  They've been doing this since 2016.
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  And this is really important that the United States does not send mixed signals to those that we have alliances with that in these conferences, and we have had in the past, and we're going to talk about that later on in the show.
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  We've had members of our uh Congress go and talk at the Munich Security Conference in the past and various other international security conferences and trash talk, current administrations, but that's not what we need to have right now, especially at this time where you know the West is really going through an identity crisis.
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  Hey, who can we stand behind as our strong leader because if as I've said before the way America goes is the way that the West will go, and if we stand up in America and show strong resolve that, hey, this is our American identity, and here is clearly laid out, and we're going to move forward with this, then I believe the West, the rest of the West will also fall in line and march in step with that.
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  So the Munich uh security conference last week, it revealed this direct threat, and it's again, it's from abroad, it's not internal.
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  It's just we have some people mainly the entire left wing of our political party and the Democratic Party is uh trying to show that we are divided, and they were trying to amplify that and turn it into a crisis.
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  Uh but they're doing it through all these themes and narratives that are Chinese communist party themes.
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  And this is one thing that uh I saw very clearly was adversary information warfare, the climate paranoia and the mass illegal immigration.
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  It's always for a strategy to tamper and compromise the ballot box through mass illegal immigration.
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  It's not through uh because these are asylum seekers.
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  That's that's not it.
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  It's they want to overwhelm our cultural identity, and they're doing an actually a really good job of it.
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  Uh they've also gone in with teams of legal lobbyists and shut down manufacturing all across the United States.
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  I uh as many know I've worked at Tesla, and I used to give this uh period of instruction to our leaders, and because we had a facility there in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and I once upon a time was a broker with Smith Marney, and Bethlehem Steel was right there, and it was a blue chip American company that generations of Americans worked for, and everyone thought nothing could ever go wrong at Bethlehem Steel.
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  Well, that plant is no longer there.
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  Those generations of Americans don't have that retirement, and there is no more Bethlehem Steel.
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  And that manufacturing has all been offshore.
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  And one of our long term U.S.
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  steel is looking to.
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  Be acquired by the Japanese, and we are really having everything move to the Far East and Western China due to the it's just like this uh climate paranoia, same thing with mass manufacturing offshoring, and it's like the uh insane guilt complex that uh Marco Rubio was talking about is uh the that is someone who has done their mission analysis on the people of the United States of America, and when you're doing psychological operations and you're trying to change the way people think, you have to thoroughly understand their culture and the way that they think in order to put a scalpel on those nerves and get a reaction the way that you want and guide people and set these conditions where now you're programming them to change the way they act, and that's but what's been going on.
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  But bottom line in Munich, Marco Rubio, he was our seaman senior diplomat, obviously.
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  He was talking about the West having three pillars of our truths and that our borders are our sovereignty.
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  And he mentioned several times that America will not continue and idly watch France and England lose their sovereignty, you know, that our cultures are going to be disappeared if if we don't take a stand.
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  And that's what he was he was trying to encourage these national leaders to take that stand.
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  Um it said we're gonna get into later on, Hillary Clinton and AOC using these points uh again to divide the United States so it doesn't look like we're coming in together, united like the United States, uh, but trying to say that you know we should be ashamed that we're uh xenophobes and you know, it's those those terms are not organic in the United States.
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  Of course, we're a melting pot, more so than any other country on the planet.
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  But those are themes and narratives by the Chinese Communist Party that are used by strange, you know, it just makes you think is Hillary is AOC, are they at this conference?
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  Sort of like John McCain was at the Munich Security Conference in 2008, right before his bid for president.
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  Are they are they trying to put their name in the hat early for the next uh election or maybe the next senator election for AOC?
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  Um, I think she did herself a lot of damage, but her base thinks that her pretty face is more important than a than a wise intellect.
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  So, but again, the rest of the three points that Marco Rubio was uh mentioning again, borders are sovereignty industry is our power, and that escalation without a strategy is madness.
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  And he showed, he described that those 13 strikes, those precision guided munitions that were dropped in Iran in the summer of 2025, uh taking out the facilities there in Ford O combined with uh Israeli defense forces.
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  That was a strategy that's escalation for a specific reason into obliterate.
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  That's actually not a tactical term and military technology is either neutralized or destroyed.
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  But I'll say we destroyed their nuclear capability, and can they rebuild?
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  Are they working towards that?
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  Indefinitely, they're they definitely are.
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  Uh, but we also have a strategy like what we did in capturing.
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  That is a tactical cat task.
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  We we captured Nicholas Maduro.
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  And this current strategy, we are escalating with Iran this past month.
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  But that strategy that uh when we're talking about a longer game, you know, we're trying to achieve diplomacy, but we're also we have what all term is military eyes and ears.
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  We are using our senses through various different technology that we have in space and other areas to get eyes and ears on, and when we're positioning now to the Lincoln and now the Ford carrier strike groups are moving into position.
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  We have uh without going into anything, various other assets uh positioning in Iran starting to feel the United States winding up and ratcheting up that tension, and that's causing Iran to move a lot of things around, which the United States is now seeing these government leaders and military movements, and we're registering those for future operations.
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  So Iran is now weaker because of that, and that is a clear strategy.
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  So they conducted a dress rehearsal from our actions, they have reacted, and that is very useful for us in the future.
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  So it's done for a very clear point, as Donald Trump has been seeking not to have boots on the ground.
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  Uh, but uh this is just like I'm sure Israel is doing is collecting as much information and refining our plan to if diplomacy fails, our military power will uh will be able to reduce and just like what we learn in the military is to impose our will against a country that continues to shout death to America, and uh that's that's their plan and and seeking nuclear weapons, and they say they'll never abandon um the ballistic missile program.
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  So we'll we'll see if they can reach that through diplomacy and what we have other options if they don't.
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  So uh we'll continue.
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  We have uh a little bit more time, but uh, we do need in the next segment to talk about this mass migration because it's not anything that's humanitarian, just like the homeless situation, listening to some debates today, and people are talking about this uh liberal judge that they're houseless, they're trying to say that so that they can say where they're wherever they're living is actually their home.
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  They have some you know, deed to it, and that's it's their right to wash themselves in a drinking fountain in a park and spread hepatitis and throw needles and use drugs and throw trash and and demoralize a society.
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  Um that's all part of an adversary's plan as well.
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  But it's this it's not humanitarian, like I'm saying.
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  It's a geopolitical invasion to control the opposing nations.
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  And notice that doesn't go to if you went to China, and many of you have, you're not going to see that.
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  But that is their way to compromise our voting process to create this overthrow of the United States government.
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  And that's exactly what we swore in an oath.
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  If you're a military leader, they check on your backgrounds, and you have to answer all these questions.
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  Have you ever done anything that could lead to the overthrow of the United States government?
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  You've ever been a part of a party.
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  Everybody, to include members of Congress, if you get a security clearance, you have to answer all these questions.
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  But that's exactly what some of these people are doing.
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  They're trying to overthrow the United States government.
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  We have an elected government through a democratic process in our republic, and people are seeking to overthrow it.
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  I'm going to talk more about this and our next segment.
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  It's a time again to talk about this mass migration and how it is, as Marco Rubio stated this past week.
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  It is destabilized Europe.
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  And we cannot allow all of Europe to fall.
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  And you have some of these strong leaders in Italy, Poland, and Czech Republic are making sure that we do not lose our identity.
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  And the United States is facing this historic pressure at our borders.
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  And this cultural identity, these debates are national now national security debates.
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  And this is something that the left is their so-called virtue, their so-called moral superiority.
• 20:57
  They're trying to say that you know we have to have this.
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  How all these mail-in ballots were for only one candidate, and they're all in serialized order, and how a bunch of ballots came in after three o'clock in the morning, all for one person, how all these dead people were voting, they all voted for these are just like uh former mayor Rudy Giuliani had presented this evidence at a public hearing, and they came after him, they came after Jackie Deeson, his attorney, and uh, you know, it's it's disgrace that uh people are when you're trying to present evidence, they're coming after uh what they did to Jackie Deeson is just absolute disgrace, and they try to do it to many other people, they try to do it to Donald Trump many times with the raid on Mar-a-Lago.
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  I was just reading their book, uh Christina Bob wrote Defiant.
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  She's a Marine and she's an attorney, she's Trump's attorney, and how they raided Mar-Lago.
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  This is Gestapo tactics, and it's everything that they accuse Donald Trump of that he's a fascist.
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  And when you use that language again and again and again, there's enough people, not just across the world, but in America, we're having a mental health crisis.
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  And when you use that type of rhetoric, that incites certain people to take action, like they've done.
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  They they've attempted to do multiple times on Donald Trump on Charlie Kirk on other members of Congress.
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  And I know Bernie Sanders thought, you know, he was making some comments and trying to make it seem like this is going on bipartisan.
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  No, it's the attacks are against the left or against the right, and they're because of the rhetoric on the left, which is again we swore when you get uh security clearance that we're never a part of any type of organization that's seeking the violent overthrow of the United States.
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  But when I continually hear members of Congress, when I repeatedly, you know, you can go out there and web search everybody, and you can hear from Hillary Clinton to um Kamala Harris, you can hear you know the former attorney general under Obama.
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  I mean, it's one right after the next.
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  I mean, if that's the channel that you're listening to, you're going to be prone to violence because all these leaders at the highest levels of our government in these past administrations are inciting violence.
• 23:51
  Uh they're advocating it verbally again and again and again.
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  That's their message.
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  So bottom line, we have a nation, it has borders.
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  Anyone who enters our territory, it's important that they be identified and they become a citizen through the legal process.
• 24:12
  Just like President Obama said, President Clinton said had said, but we cannot allow people who are not citizens, like they're advocating in certain states the rights that citizens have.
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  They cannot have the right to vote, the right to be in the United States beyond their visa limit.
• 24:31
  They cannot be entitled to receiving government benefits or taking jobs away from American citizens, and that is a true reality.
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  That there are jobs.
• 24:41
  I live here in Hawaii, and some people think, well, people in America won't work for these kinds of jobs.
• 24:48
  Well, I got news for you.
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  Uh, there's people here, we don't have the same.
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  We can't drive to Hawaii.
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  I mean, I think Senator Holm thinks that you know she said one time publicly that well, we'll have to build a bridge so that we can't get the you know, carbon footprint down by having these jumbo jets come to Hawaii, we're gonna build a bridge.
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  It's absurd.
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  Sorry to even bring that up.
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  But my point is here in Hawaii, we have people that do every type of labor job, and these are regular Hawaiian born and raised uh local local boys doing hard labor.
• 25:25
  Um, and my point is is when I was growing up, we did all kinds of labor, whether it's painting, roofing, landscaping, we did all those jobs until somebody came in and undercut the price, and they're doing it for a fifth of the cost.
• 25:43
  And yeah, well, most people will want something at a lower price, but when that money doesn't stay in the United States, and they're bringing in large families that are getting all these benefits.
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  And I was just talking to somebody this last week.
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  How could they possibly get benefits?
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  Well, trust me, trust me, we have people in the last administration coming here receiving billions and billions of dollars in benefits, staying in hotels, or kids are getting schooled, they're going to hospital emergency rooms, and and that is a drain on the society.
• 26:19
  We cannot continue to afford right now, you know, the debt is it's not sustainable.
• 26:28
  That's one of the reasons why these tariffs, which has received so much criticism, not just from the left, but there's a there's a new pseudo-party that they say that they're uh Republicans and conservatives and have traditional values, but they're you know highly critical of the fundamentals that Donald Trump is doing.
• 26:48
  Oh, he's not creating jobs.
• 26:50
  Well, he's creating jobs, he's actually creating non-government jobs.
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  Those are the kind that we need, those are the kinds that don't add to the debt.
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  Those are the kinds that increase our GDP.
• 27:02
  So back to the situation, we we must enforce our border.
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  Uh the those border enforcement and especially for the violent criminals.
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  That's not discriminating.
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  That's I mean, you can say you discriminate on everything or the color of a traffic light, you're making a call based on color, but it's it's foundational to the United States that we have a country that's that has borders and that we enforce those.
• 27:33
  And anybody that doesn't think so, let me know, because I'd like to stop by your house and see if you lock your house doors and your car doors.
• 27:42
  I mean, don't don't be hypocritical, okay.
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  Everybody that has anything of value, it's worth protecting, and most logical people do protect it.
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  So that's uh that's why we need to continue to have what we've always had, and that is assimilation.
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  And my grandfather came here from Germany as a young man, uh, off of a farm in Germany, and he came through Ellis Island, and he had to go through the immigration process.
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  And you know what?
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  If he did not have something of value, or if he had as what they called uh back then a defect, they sent those people straight back to where they came from, and the left now believes that everybody should be entitled to come to the United States.
• 28:36
  Now, and I say, okay, what if we played what if the Trump administration, which I'm not, I'm not in that administration, but what if President Donald Trump said he's gonna allow only migration from countries that have high conservative parties, or states within countries like Alberta, Canada or Poland or Hungary or Italy, Slovakia, Romania, El Salvador, India, South America or South Korea.
• 29:09
  You know, there's plenty of countries that we could just say anybody that wants to come will take them.
• 29:14
  And we could we could bring in millions over the next three years, but Donald Trump realizes that would undercut a lot of jobs.
• 29:23
  There's a lot of people who have a lot of talents, and we he's trying to get Americans back to work.
• 29:30
  But essentially, that was the tactics of you know, honestly, it was a tactics of Fidel Castro right after he took power in in Cuba, was flooding the prisons in Cuba, and you know, opening them up and flooding the United States.
• 29:47
  And uh it's big, and if you read Peter Schweitzer's new book, The Invisible Coup, he talks about this type of thing.
• 29:54
  Is this a national security problem when you are compromising our constitutional.
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  Protected rights, the right to vote, because what's makes us all equal is that I have one vote, and so do you.
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  But when you are giving allowing dead people to vote, and you're compromising that ballot box, which has been uh evidence has been shown that in 2020 that was compromised.
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  We just can't have that.
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  We can't have immigration to usurp a voting process that we have that's guaranteed by our constitution, and let's call it for what it is.
• 30:31
  That's what it is.
• 30:32
  And don't act like you have you know this big heart and that you're morally superior, because if you are you know, get in contact with me on Facebook Messenger somehow and let me know how many illegal aliens you have at your house and how long you've had them.
• 30:49
  Um we'll get ice right over there.
• 30:52
  But you I say that tongue in cheek because none of you guys have you know, you're not uh the underground railroad here, you're not holding, you know, you're not Anne Frank, you know, you're you're saying one thing and you're doing another.
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  You're not this humanitarian person.
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  Uh that's that's absurd.
• 31:13
  So that's why we have this voting process to protect our American labor markets, our welfare systems, and it it affects everything.
• 31:26
  And uh, but next, let's talk about another thing that was discussed at the security conference that Marco Rubio was talking about that the United States will set the pace for, and that he's encouraging Europe to follow, and that's again if if we maintain that pace and we're bold and we're confident about it, other nations, of course they want to.
• 31:51
  You're talking Europe, they that is where so many of these inventions had came from and started in president or uh maybe future president, but Marco Rubio alluded to those great inventions and those great leaders from Europe all throughout the centuries.
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  But if we can't manufacture, then we are a hollow nation.
• 32:16
  We're gonna be dependent, especially the situation we've gotten ourselves into that we've offshored all these defense supply chains, and that's what Marco Rubio said.
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  We're not going to idly sit back and watch Europe do the same, and in doing so, lose their national cultures through immigration and the near elimination of manufacturing.
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  But uh, we saw that when we were fighting this forever war in Iraq and Afghanistan, China moved into all these countries through the one belt, one road initiative and had 160 countries sign up, and they made deals so great that Al Capone couldn't even broke for such a great deals.
• 32:54
  But in doing so, they've locked down their rare earth processing for the next hundred years, and they can get it back to China by land, air, or sea, and uh that gives them a severe advantage.
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  And the same thing is not just the rare earth minerals, but the pharmaceutical and the defense supply chains, it's all now not all, but the preponderance of it is manufactured in China, and when we look at the war in Ukraine and how we're providing so much of this high-tech weapons, but a lot of those components, the critical components are made only in China, and we're dependent on them.
• 33:40
  And that's one thing that Donald Trump, as well as Marco Rubio stated that we cannot wage a 21st century war if our industrial base is moved to China.
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  We just cannot do that.
• 33:53
  And we also can't rely on what China has put us into, and how I've described previously that their lobby, there's groups of lawyers have taken over K Street in Washington, DC in Hamstrong, the United States manufacturing with this climate regulation, and we've lost our industrial sovereignty, and this whole environmental social governance ideology, that's restricted our ability to drill oil.
• 34:27
  And I know people on the left say, well, Biden, you know, he said that you know, we've drilled more oil, and that's true, but it doesn't just because there's growth, it doesn't describe the rate of growth.
• 34:40
  And we could have had such a massive rate of growth, and people were saying, Well, you know, Trump's been in office three months, six months, now it's been 12, 13 months.
• 34:50
  It takes a long time to turn that lever back on.
• 34:53
  But you see the gas prices going down, and I believe they're gonna continue to drop way down.
• 34:59
  Uh just look at the price of oil, the barrel of oil of uh Texas sweet crude, it's going down, and I believe here in this next year, before the midterms, it's going to continue to drop because Donald Trump is is literally putting his foot on the gas.
• 35:15
  Um, and that's going to drop the prices of everything.
• 35:18
  Um, as we're already starting to see last week, the consumer price index uh.2 percent, you know.
• 35:26
  So we're far away from the 7.9% year over year that he had in the Biden administration.
• 35:32
  So when we ask the question from these people who are the environmental virtue signalers, has this hollowed, has their actions hollowed out our defense sector.
• 35:46
  Absolutely.
• 35:47
  And when we have just written a blank check and given Ukraine whatever they wanted during the Biden administration, not alone like Donald Trump has asked for, that that causes a lot of damage.
• 35:58
  And it's not by accident, you know, there's a lot of people getting rich off of that.
• 36:03
  And you know, there's now we have some accountability.
• 36:08
  We're not just going to endlessly give weapons away, uh, the way that we've the way that it was done in the Biden administration.
• 36:15
  Thank God that the Marine Corps is uh again the only one twice in a row to pass a fiscal accountability.
• 36:23
  Um other services need to get to get on board with that.
• 36:27
  But so one thing you saw on this conference, international security conference last week in Munich was uh you had Hillary Clinton providing a lot of talking points, and that has been done in the past.
• 36:42
  There's there's been a lot of leaders, unfortunately, and I don't believe that's the best interest of the United States to go overseas and start badmouthing, but um, you know, well, we did see the Clinton is in Bill Clinton, he went overseas many times, and I did a little research on this, because okay, for one thing you could see maybe Hillary Clinton's pushing for 2028, uh, just like John McCain was, you know, in 2008, he went to the security conference and he was getting out there his bad mouth and Bush's Iraq strategy.
• 37:18
  Um Bush was you know finishing up his second term, so but he's got to make a point.
• 37:25
  But here we see Hillary Clinton and AOC following in McCain's footsteps, so you gotta wonder about that.
• 37:32
  But is it a POTUS bid?
• 37:35
  Who knows?
• 37:36
  But I also looked, did some queries and some research, and when Hillary Clinton was the Secretary of State under the bomb administration.
• 37:45
  Do you want to know how much Bill Clinton made from paid speeches from 2009 to 2013 while Hillary Clinton was a secretary of state?
• 37:52
  Anybody want to make a guess?
• 37:54
  48 million dollars.
• 37:56
  48 million dollars.
• 38:00
  So my point in saying this is I also did a research query to find out how much Bill Clinton's made from foreign nations speeches since 2017, since Trump's was in office, and that says no credible investigative outlet has produced a verified total of foreign speaking fees for Bill Clinton since 2017.
• 38:25
  It's the same way, and I'm gonna make a point with this.
• 38:28
  And would it surprise anybody?
• 38:30
  I did the same thing with Hunter Biden since 2025.
• 38:34
  He's on no boards, his artwork.
• 38:38
  He previously from 2021 to 2023 netted 1.5 million for these hokey artwork that he produced, but he he's not making any money.
• 38:49
  My point is when people were in power, somehow they were on board, somehow they made 48 million dollars on speaking fees, which when they're not in power, they don't get a dime.
• 39:03
  Wonder why that is.
• 39:04
  It's all this quid pro quo.
• 39:06
  And we don't see that from the Trump children.
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• 40:54
  Welcome back, America.
• 40:56
  Wanted to talk about some of the comments that are gals from New York, or wherever they're really from.
• 41:04
  Sandy Cortez, AOC or Hillary Clinton.
• 41:11
  They got a lot of money.
• 41:12
  And it's it's strange how they get it all.
• 41:14
  But they're at this conference.
• 41:16
  They don't have this military background whatsoever.
• 41:18
  They don't have, they're not security experts.
• 41:21
  I know Hillary was the Secretary of State.
• 41:24
  And you can make some kind of argument, but she was making comments, some very bold comments last week of we need to give uh Ukraine tomahawk missiles.
• 41:38
  Tomahawk missiles.
• 41:40
  Wow.
• 41:41
  Uh I wonder if she's ever known the capabilities of a Tomahawk missile, the range that you could fire them.
• 41:48
  And you know, that's President Putin has talked very clearly about some definite red lines that he has.
• 41:56
  And is that what we want to do to have things escalate across Europe?
• 42:01
  Now that would benefit certain people, and is that what we want?
• 42:06
  Um Hillary Clinton was continually saying, you know, we can't allow Trump to have his have the nuclear codes because you know, look at she was painting him as a warmonger.
• 42:19
  Uh, but that's last week.
• 42:22
  Um again, consider me that I'm not telling you the truth.
• 42:25
  Web search, listen to Hillary Clinton's comments, but to talk about that we want to give Ukraine, and they've already done some long-range strikes, but if they doing about really hitting Russia and hurting them, and she just says inflicting pain.
• 42:46
  Okay, you know, they they deserve it and everything, but again, that escalation ladder, again, what President Putin has talked about.
• 42:55
  Hillary, what's your exit strategy?
• 42:57
  What's the goal for Ukrainian victory?
• 43:00
  Is it regime change in Russia?
• 43:02
  Is that what you're is that why you want to give him a tomahawk?
• 43:05
  Is it this permanent conflict that we have ongoing?
• 43:09
  What you're not the president.
• 43:12
  Why are you overseas speaking about this divisive, you know, your your leadership ideas?
• 43:20
  Who are you?
• 43:22
  It's uh that's not what we need.
• 43:25
  Weakly weakness escalates without clarity, and when you have this division, that's what happens.
• 43:33
  You you're not clear.
• 43:34
  We need to go out with a clear voice in the United States, and it didn't help for you even being there.
• 43:40
  And we saw how we talk about weak leadership, it escalates things.
• 43:46
  You saw what happened in Barack Obama's administration, Russia rolling straight into Crimea, the Biden administration.
• 43:54
  You had Hamas invade and uh inflict a lot of damage into Israel.
• 44:01
  You had uh Russia invade Ukraine, you've seen all this escalation and increasing mass scale military exercises and the the cadence of those in the Taiwan Straits with the People's Liberation Army and People's Liberation Army Navy surrounding Taiwan and uh harassing uh Filipino military.
• 44:22
  This is uh this is something that happens when we have weak leadership.
• 44:26
  You don't hear a lot about that right now.
• 44:28
  I'm obviously there's these joint sword exercises, China's rattling their sabers in Taiwan, and but they didn't fly to the United States like they did 2023 when President Xi met with President Biden at Failoli's there in Silicon Valley and said he was going to take Taiwan.
• 44:47
  Clear, I mean, that to me is oh my gosh.
• 44:50
  That's uh it doesn't get any more clearer than that.
• 44:54
  But Munich it did show us that we have some competing American visions, unfortunately.
• 45:00
  We should not have people going and saying the opposite of our head diplomat.
• 45:07
  Um we need to have our rhetoric in line.
• 45:11
  Um but we have all this identity politics.
• 45:15
  That's that's what uh when you listen to Hillary Clinton's comments about how she she says she is she has this hatred for Donald Trump and she is so opposed to him.
• 45:28
  Again, she doesn't have this strong defined plan of how America's gonna kick start and and lead the world.
• 45:36
  She just hates Donald Trump.
• 45:38
  And you see that and what the left is doing.
• 45:41
  Oh, he kicked out a thousand transgenders out of the military, and it's it's all this thing that he's a racist, that he's discriminating, that he hates people when the real hatred is it seems to come from the left.
• 45:55
  That's who's killing people, and it's uh, you know, if you're talking about our military and getting rid of fat people, I mean the military is there for a purpose.
• 46:06
  We have a strategy that the military is there for when diplomacy fails, and when diplomacy fails, we have to send in the military, and they have to have a level of readiness and true capabilities to be able to wave the flag in a foreign country if that's what we need to do.
• 46:24
  So we need to uh get our act together, and right now we're seeing this ideology replace realism, and these security conferences.
• 46:35
  I think the reason that AOC and Hillary showed up is they're like campaign rallies, and that's not what they're there for.
• 46:41
  That's not what we need.
• 46:42
  That damages the United States unity, and we need to have one clear voice, and those that was truly if you listen to AOC's comments, it was embarrassing.
• 46:55
  It was humiliating.
• 46:57
  Um, I don't know how she sees herself, but she's not an intellect, and I'm not this isn't some misogynist comments you saw.
• 47:03
  Several of the moderators there, they were talking.
• 47:05
  I mean, there are and several in other breakout uh sessions.
• 47:12
  Several of those women were just truly intellects, but AOC is not, and it really makes it look like America is a lightweight when you have somebody over there that doesn't have a clue of what she's talking about, and they had brought up some questions regarding Taiwan, and she could not define anything whatsoever.
• 47:34
  She could probably couldn't even pick Taiwan out on a map.
• 47:37
  It was embarrassing.
• 47:39
  Our allies should never be confused.
• 47:41
  We should never in the United States have a security conference that we attend with inconsistent messaging.
• 47:49
  The world's watching, and they they are looking up to America, and we either project strength or we're showing this internal division to our allies, and that's not what they need because Beijing, they study the West, they study the United States, and they're emboldened when we act like the class clown, and they're continuing in their goals with resolve, and their goals are to industrialize, and their goals are to build ports, mines, rails, military stockpiles, and to collect as much of the rare earth uh minerals as they can get their hands on.
• 48:26
  And while we were focused in one area for way too long in Central Asia, they were growing their naval power to be the largest in the world.
• 48:38
  I wouldn't say the most powerful, but they are aggressively growing.
• 48:43
  And we cannot stand anymore to argue over silly ridiculous things like these political identities, and that is what China wants.
• 48:56
  Is obviously it's a communist plan to put everybody into categories and the class systems and to you know get everybody to have infighting, and they're they're fighting against each other.
• 49:08
  You know, they're using tactics that were very effective since Julius Caesar's uh like we studied during uh the Gala campaign is divide and conquer.
• 49:17
  That's that is effective, and that's what their plan is doing, and they're doing it unfortunately, they're doing it uh aggressively and with great effects, unfortunately.
• 49:29
  And we are not doing very much while China is continuing to build submarines, aircraft carriers and a massive Navy, and they're practicing again and again in the seas in the Taiwan Straits and South China Sea and East China Sea, and they're harassing Filipinos with their um not to get into debates on this or discussion long discussions on this, but they have a like a militia.
• 50:00
  That's out there called the PAFM, and they are little soldiers of the sea, sailors, merchant marines that uh say they're doing some peaceful purpose, they're not actually the Navy, and they're not, but they have the ability to wage war, and they have very large number of them, and they can just like Japan did 84 years ago.
• 50:26
  You know, we always think in the United States how it affects the United States and how they attack Pearl Harbor, that is true.
• 50:33
  But that same day on the other side of the international date line, which is the 8th of December, they attacked and just completely annihilated the Philippines, Midway, Wake Island, all these smaller islands and the Marshall Islands and all across in January, they went into mainland Southeast Asia with Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, uh, Burma, and just devastated them.
• 51:01
  And when I'm talking to you right now, that's what I'm saying.
• 51:05
  84 years ago, we need to look to the left and see how history can repeat itself because China's building this massive Navy now, not just Japan.
• 51:15
  Um, and China's building this naval militia, the PAFM.
• 51:20
  And when we are relying on China for so much of our military materials and components, that weakness, it invites aggression.
• 51:32
  And that's also when we have confusion on the international stage, and that's telegraph because we have people out there boldly either tripping over themselves the way AOC was and making ourselves look like a fool, or you have Hillary Clinton saying how much she hates Donald Trump.
• 51:50
  Well, she does sway some people, and we need to have a united voice instead of a divided voice because that cultural confusion was she's you know, rallying people to, it weakens the resolve of our allies.
• 52:05
  Our allies want to see America take the lead and not have you know some question and doubt.
• 52:11
  But when you plant that seed, that's going to grow in some people and in some countries.
• 52:16
  Uh thank God, I believe more listen to the very effective and sound speech that uh Secretary of State Rubio gave.
• 52:28
  And that's that's hopefully what people will walk away from this conference is knowing that America is strong.
• 52:36
  And his he had a very heartfelt speech, um, talking about our strategic coherence and inviting others to, as he said, to increase their commitment to our alliances, and that's what what we need.
• 52:53
  So we need to again look left and project to the right.
• 52:59
  Look at in the past in history, and what we saw in 1938 was a Germany on the rise, and we cannot have our out our adversaries, in this case, China, in this case Russia, and this case Iran, and we have other terrorist states that want to do America harm.
• 53:24
  And when they see this appeasement and this division, that's weakness, and they see this reckless verbiage out there on the international stage that we're falling apart.
• 53:33
  We're playing straight into their hands.
• 53:37
  That's not a strength.
• 53:39
  The answer is disciplined power, the answer is unity of our message.
• 53:46
  And the West, we don't need any more rhetoric of you know, confusion, division.
• 53:52
  We need clarity, unity.
• 53:55
  America and the West, we need our culture.
• 53:58
  That means we need our borders.
• 53:59
  We need our factories to increase our own ability to be united and be independent.
• 54:07
  That's what creates deterrence without some ridiculous delusion about identity politics and being racist.
• 54:16
  That's that's been so overdone.
• 54:18
  I think most people realize if they have if they truly have an open mind, if they're it's strange how so many times people on the left talk about being tolerant and open-minded, but they all they can do now is talk about they truly have this Trump derangement syndrome, truly is a real thing.
• 54:37
  Unfortunately, I mean, I I live in Hawaii.
• 54:40
  I talk to people in Hawaii every day.
• 54:43
  There's a lot of people suffering from Trump derangement syndrome.
• 54:47
  So we need to hopefully have Moderna or Pfizer or somebody, Johnson Johnson come out with this vaccine or some kind of what I think they don't call them vaccines anymore, biologics.
• 55:00
  Some way that we can treat people to um to bring them back in the fold so that you know they're not just totally completely driven by hate.
• 55:10
  That's a real thing in today's day and age.
• 55:12
  But anyway, that's uh basically wraps up what we saw last week in the Munich 2026 security conference, and it's all about the one thing, it's not a security conference, it's an international security conference.
• 55:30
  And right after Rubio spoke, China spoke, and we have to make sure that what we say is accepted, and that's the message that people are choosing to be with.
• 55:41
  Because when somebody else is up there and they have their time and they can tickle their ears with a golden tongue, that is that is an offer.
• 55:51
  That offers on the table.
• 55:52
  And we do not need American leaders, whether they're elected or formally elected, but they're public figures going over there and bad mouthing our standing commander-in-chief and president and or lead diplomat, we that needs to stop.
• 56:12
  And we need to make sure that we build these alliances, not fracture them.
• 56:19
  That's that's as simple as it can get, and that's what we need to repair, not widen.
• 56:25
  So anyway, ladies and gentlemen, I really appreciate uh you tuning in.
• 56:29
  Uh, again, this will be out on a podcast in 24 hours if you're listening to it live on Thursday night, the 19th.
• 56:36
  And I urge you to forward this to your friends and families, put it post on your social media so they can see this link when it comes out on Friday at 8 p.m.
• 56:46
  Eastern time, wherever people will listen to podcasts.
• 56:49
  They need to hear what's going on with our national security and are truly that's what the left always talks about is Trump's eroding our strength with our allies.
• 57:00
  That's exactly what they just did this last week.
• 57:03
  We're trying to include and encourage all these people to join the United States as the West, as the Western hemisphere, and to be stronger together.
• 57:14
  That was Hillary's you know, log line.
• 57:18
  But they're doing the exact opposite.
• 57:20
  They're trying to divide these alliances that we have, and that is definitely not what we need.
• 57:27
  So thank you very much again for tuning in.
• 57:30
  God bless you, God bless America, and until next time, we will be right back in a week.
• 57:36
  And uh hope you had a great Valentine's Day and uh more to follow.
• 57:41
  Goodbye from America.