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Alex Newman: Censored By The Leftist Big Tech Media Conglomerate · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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defending biblical Christianity.
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And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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We are going to get to Liberty Sentinel Media CEO Alex Newman in just a minute, but after
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Now, a couple of people that just got in on the fun, Polly from Green Bay, Wisconsin, Michael
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We can have two weeks, whatever we do here, just reminding you that we're viewer and
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listener supported.
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So, Alex Newman's got a brand new book out, we're going to get to that in Doctorating Our
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Children to Death.
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And here with us, he's had a lot of exposure recently.
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I love the work that this man does on my favorite international correspondence, and you can
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use the word Journalist to describe him without putting air quotes on it.
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Alex Newman, good to see you, brother.
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Best introduction ever, thank you, Dave.
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It's an honor to be a journalist without air quotes.
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There are not many of those left in the world today, so really appreciate it.
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Thank you for that.
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Yeah, you are part of the remnant.
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So, and I want to mention just briefly, I got the signed copy of Alex's book.
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He did now.
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It may be hard to read, but he did sign it.
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I know because he was here at Freedom Project, so brother, good to see you connecting from
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Florida, congrats on the recent exposure you've gotten with Newsweek, with Glenn Beck
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with others.
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But you were recently in Wisconsin at Liberty Pastures, Paul Blair, and great, great men of
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God, great program, great conference.
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Tell us about that boot camp in Milwaukee recently.
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Well, thank you, brother.
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Again, it's a great honor to be with you.
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If you need me to decipher that chicken scratch, masturbating as handwriting, I'll be
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happy to do it after the show.
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You know, I joke with you because there was a study of literacy back in 1812 by DuPont
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D. Neymor, and he found after his research that not more than four in a thousand young
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Americans were unable to write legibly, even neatly.
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And you know, I can't write legibly, even neatly, and yet only four in a thousand young
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people back in the day before government schools could not write legibly, even neatly.
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So, how far we have fallen, turning Liberty Pastures, it was so much fun.
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It always is.
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And many of these across the country, you of course have been at some of them, and we
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sure appreciate that great, great opportunity for pastors to just delve deep into what the
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word of God teaches across a whole range of fields that unfortunately, very frequently
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are not taught at seminary, they're not taught in typical sermons by typical pastors.
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And yet, you know, the Apostle Paul spoke boldly about preaching the whole council of God,
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the full council of God, depending on what translation you use.
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And if we're honest with ourselves, a lot of the shepherds today are not doing that.
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They're worried about their tax exemption, they're worried about maybe offending somebody
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in the congregation.
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And so, we'll just do, you know, 52 different versions of John 3, 16, mostly out of context
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and call it a year.
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But the reality is God's word teaches on education, God's word teaches on globalism,
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God's word teaches very extensively on government, the role of government.
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So all these things are important for the body of Christ.
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All these things are necessary for equipping the saints to properly serve as salt and
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light in this world to properly carry out the great commission.
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And so, we've done a lot of these.
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It's been incredible to see what God is doing through it.
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We had some incredible speakers there, people who've been, of course, on your program,
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like Bill Federer was with us.
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We had Curtis Bowers, the great Curtis Bowers, David Barton was there, just really, really
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great Americans, Kate Carl Friedrichs, just really, really great people there.
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Yeah, and they are continuing up until this election in November to try to get in all the
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swing states, or as many as they can, and just, they jump from state to state.
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God bless them for this vision, Alex, because if the pastors are not informed and equipped,
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we're in a lot of trouble.
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So how are they supposed to equip their congregations?
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We equipping the saints, but so let's move on, because we've talked more about that
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and we have, but you were recently on with Glenn Beck, congrats.
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I shared that interview.
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I watched the whole thing, and for, I mean, that's, that's huge for me with the time
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I have to, but it was so compelling, and he asked great questions about massive worldview
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issues when it comes to globalism, when it comes to America.
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So just first of all, if you could just condense what that was like, that experience going
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down there, you were great, composed, confident, articulate.
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It was just amazing.
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I was so proud of my brother, but share what that was about.
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And then the article we have here, Google, sensors, Alex Newman, and the Liberty Sentinel
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after being on Glenn Beck's podcast.
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So first, going down there and being with Beck, great, again, you guys look it up, great
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interview, Alex, go ahead.
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Well, thank you, Dave.
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So Beck is a great guy.
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He's really been on the front lines of bringing the truth to people back when he was on CNN.
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He was bringing people to truth back when he was on Fox amazingly, he was bringing the
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truth.
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And then eventually he had to go independent, much like many other truth tellers, and you
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don't last long in the controlled opposition media or the fake mainstream media if you tell
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the truth.
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So he's gone off now and done his own thing.
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It was a great pleasure to be there with him.
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I think our segment was about an hour and 20 minutes.
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I actually didn't realize how enormous his audience was as that started airing Friday
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morning.
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I was getting texts and emails and phone calls from all over the country, hey, you're on
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the radio with Glenn Beck.
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That's so cool.
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So that was a lot of fun.
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We really talked mostly about the global cabal, the global effort to subvert human liberty
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and bring us under a technocratic one world government with principles that are radically
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different from those that underpin our country, radically different from the biblical principles
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that God reveals through his word.
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So we had a lot of fun with that, talked about the history of this, where it came from
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where it's going, what we can do as people who don't like that vision, as people who
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appreciate the principles and the values of our founding fathers.
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And so I encourage people to watch it.
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It was a lot of fun.
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Obviously, it's been very heavily suppressed by the big tech companies, you know, Glenn
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Beck's got I think 1.3 million subscribers on YouTube, who I think only 120,000 have
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seen it on YouTube so far.
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So they're really, really trying to suppress that.
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But that's okay.
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God's still getting it out and that will continue.
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So.
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Yeah, I remember I used to watch him on Fox.
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I never watched CNN, but I watched him.
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He would bring out the big blackboard, the huge blackboard and just draw the chart and just
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explain things.
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And it was just so helpful the way he did it.
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And he tackled things that a lot of people didn't.
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So by the way, the website for Alex is Liberty Sentinel dot org.
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And also the book is on Amazon indoctrinating our children to death on Amazon or Liberty
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Sentinel.
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So I pull up you to I mean, pull up Google your number one when you search for Alex Newman,
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when you search, you know, it comes up on Yahoo, it comes up on Microsoft Bing and also
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duck, duck, go, but what did Google do your number 87?
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How did that happen?
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How does how does such a thing happen?
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Alex.
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Yeah.
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Well, we've known for a long time that Google was rigging its algorithms to try to suppress
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the truth.
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In fact, they've talked about this pretty openly.
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The UN communications are Melissa Fleming actually was bragging that the UN had entered into
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a partnership with Google to suppress what they consider to be inaccurate information
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on climate change.
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Those inaccurate information on climate change has come out of the UN, anybody who looks
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back at their track record will see that very clearly they've been wrong on every falsifiable
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prediction that they have made on this issue going back 40 years.
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Every single falsifiable prediction has been wrong.
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So if they were really interested in suppressing misinformation, the UN would be buried.
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But instead they're bearing me, they're bearing Liberty Sentinel, they're bearing the new
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American magazine, they're doing it, of course, very strategically and very deliberately.
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And for many years, if you would put Alex Newman into Google, you'd get my articles at
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the new American, you'd get the Liberty Sentinel, you would get my articles at the epic times,
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you'd get my articles in different publications that I'm working on.
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Somehow, I don't know exactly the mechanism, but somehow they have now rigged this so that
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you get endless pages of totally useless stuff that has nothing to do with anything before
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you can finally get to my website.
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And they're doing that on purpose, of course.
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And anybody can go to any of the search engines.
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You can go to Yahoo, Bing, Duck, Duck, Go, Search, Not, Bray, every single other website you
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put in my name.
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First result is Liberty Sentinel.org, not Google, Google.
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We were number 87 the last time we looked.
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So that's part of the battle I call the one party big tech media conglomerate and most
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of us, many of us, truth proclaimers and defenders have been affected by it.
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So it's obvious.
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Now tell us about the Liberty Sentinel sub-stack because that's a way that people can
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get in touch with you guys.
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Yeah, appreciate it Dave.
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So one of the ways that people can follow what we're doing, just sign up for the newsletter
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is through sub-stack.
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It's absolutely free unless people want to become a paid subscriber.
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It's like five bucks a month if they choose to do that.
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But absolutely free, twice a week you'll get in your inbox, all the latest stuff that
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we're working on, including sometimes special deals on books and other things like that,
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invitations to wherever we're going to be next in the country.
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And that's all again for free at Liberty Sentinel.org.
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So next last month, you wrote an article that made Newsweek, American education needs
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a pro-parent overhaul.
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I want to ask you about submitting this because it is an opinion piece.
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I haven't been too fond of time or Newsweek, but I'm thankful for this opportunity to
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get you some exposure.
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How did that come to be and did you have to knowing you were submitting it to Newsweek?
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Did you have to pull back on any of the things you would normally share like when you're
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out speaking or maybe on World View Matters or other?
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Did you kind of word it differently because you thought Newsweek might censor you or not
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publish it?
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What do you think?
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Yeah, so it actually came about, I was on a TV program on one American news with one
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of the editors over at Newsweek.
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And you say, you ought to submit something on education.
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So he gave me the contact information for the relevant editor.
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And I pitched the idea.
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He said, yes, send it over.
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We'll take a look.
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Wow.
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Okay.
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Well, nothing to lose.
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So I sent it over.
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I didn't come out and just lay it all on the table.
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Although I was actually very impressed because I wrote a piece advocating for the dismantling
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of the public education system, which obviously even though that's the sensible thing, it's
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also still very, very controversial.
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So I was quite surprised when they said, we'll take it, we'll publish it.
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I was very pleased with that, I intend to submit some additional ones going forward.
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But you know, I think one of the things that's happening, Dave, is that people are realizing
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that the fake media, the liberal media has been trying to shove establishment-approved
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talking points down everybody's throats for so long, you know, the recent poll that came
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out, 60% of Americans regard the mainstream media as enemies of the people.
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And you know, even just from a business perspective, the people who own these publications,
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they realize they're bleeding money, they're, they're hemorrhaging readers, nobody wants
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to advertise in something that nobody's reading.
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And so they're saying, well, hey, we better start at least pretending like we're going
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to include some, some voices that have been marginalized to use the terminology to do
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sure.
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We need some diversity.
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And maybe some inclusion of maybe people who don't think like we do.
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So I'm encouraged by that.
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I think we're going to see more of that because what's happening is the liberal media is suffering
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financially, I mean, catastrophically in many cases.
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And if they want to keep making money, they have to stop preaching lies and propaganda.
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And they have to start sharing views and news and information that people are actually
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interested in.
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Yeah.
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In the article, by the way, you mentioned the debate around public education shifting dramatically.
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You say almost two thirds of Americans are dissatisfied with the quality of public education.
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I'm surprised it's not more than that at this point.
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And you also say only about one in three students are proficient in core subjects.
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This has been going on for decades, Alex.
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Has it not?
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It absolutely has been.
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Yep.
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It's it's actually been going on for over a century.
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It's just been getting worse and worse and worse and worse.
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Like you, I'm shocked that there's still almost a third of people who are not dissatisfied
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with the government indoctrination system.
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My only thing I can conclude is that these are people who don't have anything to do with
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it and don't realize how bad it is.
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They probably don't have kids in there.
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They don't teach in there.
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They just know what the fake media tells them.
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So that's probably where they found that third.
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But it is so unbelievably bad.
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You almost can't believe it.
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So I tried to include just a little bit of the information, just the tip of the iceberg
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here about what's happening so people could get a sense of how bad it is.
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And then propose a serious solution.
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I'm glad you were able to give a little bit of info that the typical newsweek reader
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might not get in other places.
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But we have to take a brief pause when we come back.
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We're going to talk about Alex's brand new book indoctrinating our children to death.
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And we are also going to mention an article or an interview that he did recently called
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Could Biden Use Executive Order To Let Illegals Vote?
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We'll talk about that with Alex Dumann when we come back.
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Alex Dumann, Liberty Sentinel, our guest today, Could Biden Use Executive Order To Let Illegals
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Vote?
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We do want to get to Alex's book, but I had to ask him about this.
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He recently interviewed Catherine Engelbrecht and she's a leading figure in the fight for
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election integrity.
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And Alex, tell us about that as she is with true the vote, actually the founder.
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So what can people learn about this?
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Because we're concerned about the poorest and that's an understatement, southern border.
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So please share the nuts and bolts about this interview before we dive into your book.
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Well, thank you.
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So Catherine Engelbrecht has been kind of at the forefront of fighting back, at least
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on some of the key issues of election integrity.
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They really have done a lot of great work in terms of lawsuits, in terms of exposing what's
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going on.
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And now she's sounding the alarm.
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I was very happy to bring her on about the possibility that Joe Biden will use an executive
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order to allow illegal immigrants to vote.
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One of the things she talked about is that they're already pressuring state governments
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to go ahead and register people who are not eligible to vote to vote.
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We're talking about illegal, we're talking felons.
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The DOJ is actually threatening and pressuring state governments to register prisoners.
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Why would you do that?
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In most states, felons are not eligible to vote.
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Why would you go out there and pester people to register people who we all know are not
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eligible to vote?
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And there's only one explanation.
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They hope that they will use these illegal voter registrations to either have the wiggle
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room there to steal the vote later or enroll future Democrats into voting for Democrats.
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So dangerous all around, this is a crisis that we're facing right now.
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It's a repeat of 2020, and we've got to get it under control.
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What are your thoughts?
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I wasn't planning on asking about this, about the executive order, just the constitutionality
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of it.
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And whether it's Republicans or Democrats in the White House, shouldn't it be something
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that should be left up to the Senate, the House, actually legislatively, other than executive
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order?
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Is that too much power for the executive branch?
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It is absolutely too much power for the executive branch.
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Now, there's a place for executive orders, right?
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They've been used from the beginning of the American Republic.
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And these are things like, hey, order more paperclips for the office, right?
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Make sure we have different types of coffee when we have guests here.
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This isn't for policy making.
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This is not for legislating.
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In fact, the constitution is very clear.
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All legislative powers are with the Congress.
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It's almost verbatim what the constitution says.
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If all legislative powers are vested in Congress, that means zero legislative power is vested
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in the presidency or in the Supreme Court.
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And yet, we've turned it almost upside down, right?
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We've now got policy mostly coming out of the executive branch and the courts.
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And the Congress just rubber stamps the budgets that the president send to them.
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It's completely, completely backwards, not even to mention the fact that they don't have
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the authority to legislate on the vast majority of areas where the federal government is
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now active.
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And the whole list of the authorities and responsibilities delegated to the federal
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government.
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They're an article one section eight.
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Read it.
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Very simple.
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Very short.
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And we've got to get back to that understanding if we're going to stop our dissent into tyranny
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and collapse.
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So let's jump into the book, Alex.
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And I know we don't have a lot of time.
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We have talked about it in the past and we've talked a lot about education issues.
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We think we've talked a lot about John Dewey, Horace Mann and others and that's really
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the first five chapters in your book.
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Talk about the genesis of public schools, collectivism, Horace Mann, John Dewey, replaced
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Christianity with collectivist humanism.
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So I wanted to give you a little, just a little ribbing though, because about 150 pages
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into your book after all the wonderful endorsements, that's what I'm kidding.
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Kurt Cameron, Alex Jones, Dr. Peter McCullough, General Michael Flynn, Pete Hegseth, James
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Lindsay, Abraham Hamilton III, and it goes on and on, Greg Hunter, Sam Sorbo, oh my goodness.
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And I'm looking at pages and pages, William Federer, Dran Reese, I think Paul Blair was
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in there.
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I mean, Israel Wayne, when does it stop and I'm going, man, this is the most endorsements
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I've ever seen.
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So it must be an important and a phenomenal book.
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But so let's go to chapter six, that might be some history that people are not as familiar
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with the Frankfurt School, weaponizing US education against civilization.
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Give us a little snopsies of that chapter.
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Sure.
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Thank you, David.
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And honestly, the way all the endorsements came about, I sent out about 50, expecting
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to get a handful of responses.
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Right.
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Trust me, I was very surprised when I got back like 48 or 49, a very honored, incredibly
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humbled to have all these great Americans, great leaders in ministry, military, businesses,
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incredible honor to have them standing by my side in promoting the rescuing of our children,
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the stopping of this horror.
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But the Frankfurt School is really, really a critical piece of the puzzle in understanding
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what happened, not just education, but to our country.
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This was an organization called the Institute for Social Research, set up at the University
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of Frankfurt.
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It was actually a project of the common turn, the communist internation now.
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And they basically concluded without really formally admitting that Karl Marx was wrong.
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His idea that revolution was inevitable on the working class was inevitably going to
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rise up and wage war on the bourgeoisie.
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They finally conceded without conceding that that was not going to happen, especially
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in Western Europe, especially in the United States.
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But we're just happy, right?
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They had good jobs, you know, one husband could support his wife and children and then
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pay off the mortgage and have a car and send the kids to college.
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People were just not ready to have revolution.
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So they figured we've got to infiltrate the culture.
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We've got to break down the big obstacles to our takeover.
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And they identified those obstacles as Christianity, the church, the family and the cultural morals
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and more A's that were keeping people basically in a counter-revolutionary mood.
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So this organization got set up in Frankfurt.
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They were international socialists, Adolf Hitler was a national socialist, so they had
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some intersocialist disputes, ended up coming to the United States with the help of the Rockefeller
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and John Dewey, by the founding father of America's so-called public education system.
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And right away, they started infiltrating all of our educational institutions, starting
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with Columbia University, the University of California, and promoting these toxic, horrific
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ideas.
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One of the big things that they love to promote was the idea that the American father,
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the American husband was an authoritarian, lording it over his family, the evil, patriarchy,
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right?
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And they knew strategically, dads and husbands are going to protect their families.
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Dads and husbands are a big obstacle to this takeover because they love their wives,
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they love their children, they're going to do everything possible to protect them.
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So they started undermining the father, undermining the husband within the household.
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They promoted this idea that we needed to just bombard the culture with perversion, promiscuity,
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homosexuality, whatever nasty thing they thought they could get away with.
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They started pumping out into the culture, pornography, of course, promoting foreign
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occasion, trying to break down the family unit, trying to corrupt art, trying to corrupt
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culture, and it was just a disaster.
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And education really was the primary vehicle they used to spread this toxic poison throughout
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our society.
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And you think about it, if you go back 100 years, or a little bit less, maybe they've
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been very successful at the marketing of evil, and they have infiltrated every major institution
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in America.
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And they've been very good at it, and I don't give them credit, it's disappointing.
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But I want to mention some other chapters that you talk about UNESCO in chapter 9, chapter
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12, big brother schools using big data to manipulate and spy on kids.
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We saw a little bit of that.
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You were trying to raise awareness, and so was Dr. Duke Pest and others when Common Core
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was rolled out about that.
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Chapter 16, Trading Academics for Far Left, Social Emotional Learning, 17 schools using fake
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history to kill America.
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Chapter 20, the totalitarian agenda behind LGBT sex ed revolution at school.
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But I want to go back to chapter 13, Alex, because this is what we're seeing on steroids.
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And I don't know why I don't, I don't, for the life, I can't understand why more Christians,
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more parents, more concerned citizens are not resisting this, the sorted history and deadly
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consequences of sex ed at schools.
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And you write about Alfred Kinsey.
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I look at him as one of the most dangerous people, there's ruling America from beyond
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the grave.
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Paul Marx, John Dewey, Margaret Sanger, Alfred Kinsey, and still Indiana University gives
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him a statue.
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So, talk a little bit about that, because that's what we're seeing now, this radicalized
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sex ed, and is there a way to stop it?
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Yeah, so Alfred Kinsey was a vile, vile individual.
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He was a sex maniac, a pervert, a sadomasochist, a pedophile, trained a bunch of other pedophiles
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to abuse children, and after relentless abuse of these children, including babies, by
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the way, they concluded that these children actually enjoyed the abuse, and therefore we
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must sexualize your kids the moment we can pry them loose from their mothers in pre-kindergarten
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if possible.
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So, that's really the origin of this horrific assault on our children when it comes to
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sex things in our public schools and in the entertainment world.
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It all goes back to this filthy, filthy, filthy pervert, very, very sad, and I cannot understand,
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and I never will understand how parents could continue to subject their children to this
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stuff.
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We hear people say, well, I'm fighting against the porn in the schools, but you're still
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sending your children to this school, right?
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Why would you do that?
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So, we've got to understand there's a really broad agenda here.
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It's about more than just sexualizing your children.
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There's a much broader agenda here.
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They actually pioneered this even 50 years before Alfred Kinsey came on the scene as a means
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of undermining the family, undermining the church, and replacing those key institutions
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that got ordained with the state with the objective of having a total state by the time
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the process is done.
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And there's so much more in the book, and even an hour and a half to our interview would
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not do it justice because you've got a great bibliography and index here with citations,
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but also the afterward talks about a Christian vision of education.
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What does the Bible say?
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And it's probably just the opposite of what we have in America, but we've run out of time,
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Alex.
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You always go by so fast with you, LibertySentinel.org, Amazon.com.
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The book is doing very well, congrats.
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And by the way, are you getting any censorship from Amazon or other places?
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I know you are on Google.
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So far, Amazon has allowed us to sell the book through there, and they have not given us
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any trouble.
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I don't know whether they're suppressing it in any way, but so far it's selling very,
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very well.
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And we're thankful for that, and I'm very thankful for you having me on the program,
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Dave.
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Thank you for all that you do.
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Well, God bless you, brother.
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I always great to see you and get your signed copy, friends, by supporting Worldview
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Matters this next week or two with a donation, brother, Godspeed, and we'll talk to you
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soon.
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Thank you.
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Thank you, brother.
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God bless you.
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All right, guys, so much more in the book, and I mean, I printed out all these pages
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and notes.
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I get to like 10% of them almost happens every time.
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But again, check out Alex's writing LibertySentinel.org.
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God bless you.
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We'll see you next time, and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.