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John Loeffler: Kamala Harris, Revolutionary Radicals & Worldview Wars · 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, no topic, off-limits, and now here's your host, David
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  Kamala Harris is inspiring and very capable. The more people get to know her, they're going to be
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  particularly impressed by her ability. The non-partisan GovTrack has rated you as the most liberal senator.
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  I am prepared to get rid of the filibuster to pass a green reveal. There's no question
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  I'm in favor of banning fracking. Would you be on offshore drilling? Yes. What is the solution for
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  voters in the fossil fuel industry? Giving the workers an ability to transition. We're not
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  going to treat people who are undocumented cross-border criminals. That's correct. Raise your hand if
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  you think it should be a civil effect, rather than a crime across a border without documentation.
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  A polished ice. Do you see on that a position you agree with? We need to probably think of
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  that starting from scratch. Outdated, it is wrong headed thinking to think that the only way
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  you're going to get communities to be safe is to put more police officers on the street.
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  Would you support changing the dietary guidelines? Yes. You know, the food pairing. What would people
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  think? Yes. Yes, reduce red meat specifically. Yes. People who are convicted, in prison,
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  like the Boston Marathon Bar. On death row, people who are convicted of sexual assault, they should
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  be able to vote. I think we should have that conversation. We have to have a buyback program,
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  and I support a mandatory buyback program. So for people out there who like their insurance,
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  they don't get to keep it. Let's eliminate all of that. Let's move on. I am opposed to any policy
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  that would deny any human being public health period. The more people get to know her,
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  they're going to be particularly impressed by her ability. Well, you know where we're going in this
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  show. Welcome to World View Matters. And I want to add a quote from Trevor Loudon, who said,
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  if Kamala Harris was to apply for a mid-level job in the Department of Agriculture, for example,
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  she would almost certainly fail the security background check. She owes her entire career to
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  sympathizers or active enablers of the Chinese Communist Party. Fortunately for her
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  and her disastrous for the country, elected office holders are not subject to the security
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  clearance process. And the quote goes on. But our guest today, John Leffler, formerly of steel on
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  steel radio. I think it was three decades, John. Brother, good to see you again.
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  Thank you. Good to see you again. We've been doing some video pieces on the Middle East
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  situation called a stone of stumbling on YouTube and on rumble. So give that chat. I don't miss that.
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  It's just if you just go to YouTube or rumble search a stone of stumbling, my ugly face will come
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  up and you do what I do with Pastor Jason Murray. We go through the history of it and time
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  expectations by Islam as well as Christianity and why this is a why these are all mutually
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  exclusive and stuff. Okay, so YouTube, John Leffler, a stone of stumbling. So we're going to get
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  into some of this in the first half of the podcast of what we just heard about Kamala Harris.
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  We've got more notes and more that we can dissect. Definitely we could do two hours or more
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  on her and expose some of her beliefs that I hope in her policies that I hope most Americans
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  are familiar with. But sadly, I'm afraid they're not. And then the second half, we're going to talk
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  about worldview wars because this is a spiritual battle at at its core. And we're going to talk
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  also about the case for Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress last week. And our
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  relationship or lack thereof, maybe with Israel during this administration. But what do we call it
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  now, John? Is it still the Biden administration? What do we call this now? I've been referring to
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  it as the Oh Biden administration because it's been very clear for a long time that President
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  Obama was acting behind the scenes to actually direct a lot of what was going on. That's why he
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  stayed in Washington, you know, almost every other president's always left. They go, okay,
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  I did my time in office. I'm going back to San to San to somewhere in Southern California to
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  my ranch. And I guess they sound like a Reaganite, right? Yes, you are. Hey, so you saw that video.
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  I think videos like this need to be shared often unless they somehow get someone else in there
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  to run for president instead of Kamala Harris. This needs to be shared because the people do not know
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  what she stands for. I just don't have any faith in the American people generally to get well
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  informed. Your thoughts? Well, I think you're right about that. What really came into the,
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  what I call the panoply of collapsing narratives was if you remember after the debate between former
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  president Donald Trump and president Biden, all of a sudden the left got to see how badly he was
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  doing. And the response, of course, in the media was, oh, who could have possibly have known that?
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  What do you mean? We've been talking about it for three and a half years. And so they've
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  suddenly discovered that their media aren't telling them the truth. That's the first thing,
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  you know, in what I call this gigantic series of collapsing narratives. But everything you ran in
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  that series of cuts you cobbled together there, David. As I was doing this or watching it,
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  I was thinking that won't work. That won't work. This won't work. And the reason is is all of her
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  ideas fly in the face of reality and everywhere from say a green new deal. You can't have a green
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  new deal because we don't have any alternative in terms of energy. And this is the 800 pound gorilla
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  in the room that nobody wants to talk about. Even if we just all agree, okay, the planet's heating
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  up. It's carbon emissions that are emissions that are doing it. Okay, good. Well, what else you're
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  going to use for energy? And they go around and they go, oh, wind and solar. Well, we've already
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  seen that they cannot be commercially viable to provide this consistent power that we need to run
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  a prosperous economy. Just can't do it. What's their backup alternative? And the answer is nothing,
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  just absolutely nothing. And what in the first world is something we can debate over and
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  grouse about when you know, gas at the pump gets to eight gallons, eight dollars a gallon.
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  In the third world, that starts riots because it takes the whole third world and pushes them below
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  subsistence levels. So none of these policies, given where we are economically,
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  debt wise, inflation wise. I mean, maybe if you did this back in the 1970s,
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  that's when Lyndon Johnson as president started his great society and we were going to
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  abolish poverty, which if you notice, after billions of dollars spent, nothing's happened.
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  And the economy could take a lot of abuse back then. You could get away with it. Now,
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  that's not the case. We're teeter tottering like this left and right. And you pile that stuff
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  on top of it. Oh my gosh. Do you remember when Obama came in? There's another series of lies.
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  You can keep your doctor. You can keep your insurance policy. It'll make everything cheaper.
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  That was all lies. COVID was a lie. You know, it'll keep you from the shot.
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  It'll keep you from getting COVID. It'll keep you from spreading it. It has no side effects.
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  It was all a lie. And that's why a lot of us anymore are just going, yeah, right, whatever.
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  You know, and so when you get into that, there's nothing sustainable here in this whole
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  in this whole presentation. It's why we're not listing to the media. And you and I, I don't know
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  how you've been and I started in 1965. Wow. That's my fact. She was born in 1964 in Oakland.
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  And by 1968, I was in San Francisco as an apprentice editor at KCBS News Radio San Francisco.
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  All news all the times. Okay. Well, John, give us some insight. When she was Attorney General,
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  first of all, I want to just go back to some notes here that she was 29 years old and she was
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  dating Willie Brown, who was 60 years old, who appointed her to at least one position in government.
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  And she was, she's got a record as Attorney General that if you're a regular American that
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  believes in freedom and the Constitution, it's frightening. What she did is Attorney General
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  in California. What insight do you remember? Or can you share? Well, she started out in Oakland.
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  And of course, by the late end of the 60s. Now, she was just a child there, but this is where it
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  got its kickoff. You had the black panthers and all of the other revolutionary period. A few of
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  whom are still hanging around today. I was a pretty young buck at the time. So I'm still surviving.
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  I was born right after God made a planet. And so I'm still remembering vibrantly and how vividly
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  all of these ideas were radical leftist ideas. And even at that time, you had people such as the
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  secretary of education of the state of California, Max Rafferty. And the media used to look upon him
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  as the dinghy, Dr. Max. And I remember they'd have me call him and get him on for interviews.
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  And in reality, the man was very sober. He understood where education was going to go and take us,
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  right? And very carefully predicted that. Of course, that's what the whole series has been for
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  the 50 years, since 50, 60 years now, since the 60s, that we were, they were, they were radical red flags
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  up all over. And everything she's advocating today was already rolling through the late great
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  state of California, as we used to call it. And they fail. All you have to do is look at where it
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  is right now. They've managed to drive off businesses. They they have over regulated to the point.
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  I've even had friends that were running major businesses. Just shut them down and said,
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  we can't survive in California. The green policies are unreasonable. Every plus you can think of
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  high taxation, high regulation, high crime. And by the way, you can't defend yourself against it
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  because they will defend the criminal and they'll prosecute you for trying to defend yourself,
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  especially if you use a firearm. So nothing has really changed, David, in the last 60 years.
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  Nothing. Okay. Well, I want to go back to something. First of all, we know she supports abortion
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  on demand through birth. She touted Medicare for all. She believes in forcing taxpayers to fund
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  transgender surgeries. She was raised Hindu, apparently, her mother, Shia Malai is from India.
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  Her parents met at California Berkeley. Oh, my goodness. Her name is another name for a Hindu goddess.
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  And on and on. But let's go back to just one example of what she did when she was Attorney General.
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  And thanks to David Delayden for making this public four years ago. She said when she was running
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  for president, David Delayden, and some of you remember him, his videos exposed plant parenthood
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  is undercover videos. She said it's a bad joke for Kamali Harris to say she's running for truth,
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  justice, decency, equality, freedom, democracy when she weaponized the powers of law enforcement
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  to attack my first amendment civil rights as a citizen journalist at the bidding of her planned
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  parenthood packed donors and backers. And by the way, she's received all well of 80,000 from
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  planned parenthood who spends money for Democrats every election. But what they did, he exposed
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  plant parenthood with these videos and they attacked him. They meaning Kamali Harris and the Democrats
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  in California, they rated his home. I believe at six in the morning, if I remember the story right,
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  they launched an investigation into David Delayden. I believe the organization was the center for
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  for medical progress or so. Yes, the center for medical progress, who did those undercover
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  videos exposing plant parenthood breaking the law selling baby body parts and they went after David
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  Delayden, they led by right because that that's law fair. In other words, we have to punish you
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  or daring to expose something we were doing. Yep. Which is one of the great corruption that we
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  have today is that the law is being used as a weapon against people who might defend their rights.
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  We're seeing that clear across the board. Yep. It's on steroids today. So,
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  what do you think? I just see a tweet come out that says she's got a war trust. She meaning the
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  Democrats Biden and now Harris has a war trust chest of 231 million dollars. John Leffler,
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  she didn't raise that money. No, just go ahead. She's being supported. It was a very good article
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  in unheard magazine to get ready for this interview. I did a lot of research and seeing what
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  people were saying on various sides of the spectrum. And her money has always come from
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  left favoring wealthy people and businesses in California. But they actually tend to run their
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  businesses on a much more conservative basis. It's an interesting combination. I remember a gentleman
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  that I was doing the financial sense news hour with Jim Papplava for about 18 years who lives in
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  San Diego and he manages big money for big people. Hollywood producers and all of the people you
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  might imagine that live in California. They can still afford to live there despite the abduction
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  taxation. And he said, you know, it's really interesting when these clients who may be flamingly
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  liberal and now I have to say progressive because liberal really means the classic blue dog liberal.
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  Not that today's people hanging over the left side of the planet. But he would say as soon as it's
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  their own money involved, oh my gosh, they don't want taxation. They don't want social programs.
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  They don't want nut. And he said, suddenly they go to the other side of the slate and we get very
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  conservative. And a lot of that is where her funding comes from. So it's well funded. You can't
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  always point at George Soros for all of this. So we got to take a break. We're talking with John
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  Leffler, a little bit more on Kamali Harris when we come back. But we do want to talk about this
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  worldview war, the globalist push and talk about Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu in just a minute
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  worldviewmatters.tv. We have any questions and contact us there. But John Leffler's our
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  guest today also want to get your take on if you remember during the Black Lives Matter riots,
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  the Black Lives Matter global network foundation that was funded by China driven by Marxists and
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  also supported by the left. Kamali Harris bailed out felons. The Minneapolis Freedom Fund, I believe
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  it was called. She was bailing out felons out of jail to go back on the streets and that was
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  during the riots. So she's always, you know where exactly where she stands. People shouldn't have
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  any questions about her world view and what she supports, lawlessness and go ahead in your thoughts
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  on that. Well, in terms of what, where would you like to pick? I mean, where would you like to go
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  with that is what I'm saying. Well, we know that she supported Black Lives Matter and that's interesting
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  because she has some ties to China, her family, the Chinese Communist Party, and you know her,
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  anyway, it's interesting that people, a lot of people don't understand China's backing
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  of Black Lives Matter and why and the Marxists that were leading the organization that came out and
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  say, yeah, we're trained Marxists. And so go ahead. Go ahead. The whole purpose was just to divide
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  the culture. That's what has been all along. Yep. Okay. We've had a cultural Marxist war going on
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  since the 60s. The Frankfurt School got here from Germany in the 1940s and set up shop. They were
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  all Marxists. They're called the Frankfurt School. They changed the name when they got here to
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  the Institute for Social Research, but they used to be in Germany, the Institute for Marxist
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  Research, which is why they left Hitler's Germany because they were not very popular there for a
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  large number of reasons. So they got out. They set up shop at the teachers colleges and began
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  transforming along with others like John Dewey, the seconder humanist, who really loved the way
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  Stalin was indoctrinating his school children. They changed the way Americans began to think by the
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  40s. They had control of the teachers colleges by the 50s. You began to see the new crop of teachers
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  in the American public school system by the 60s. You began to see it out on the streets. They were
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  actually referring to the old teachers as effective, meaning the teachers who may have been religious
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  or they had firm belief in the country, etc. And the whole thing was a long cultural march
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  through all of our institutions. They set about doing it. It was very clear. They told you what they
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  were doing and nobody believed them. Okay. And that's why we are where we are. So what is the
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  first step of all Marxist revolutions to divide people? You need a dialectic to get going,
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  to have people fighting back and forth. And it doesn't make any difference what the issue was.
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  Black Lives Matter was just a convenient thing at the moment that served as the cultural
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  divider, that's all it was. And unfortunately, so many Americans are badly informed that they
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  don't understand that's what it was all about. And I keep waiting more and more for the African
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  American community to wake up and say, you know, for 50 years, we've heard all of this blather,
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  but we're not any better off. That's right. Not. You say, have no intention of making you better off.
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  That's right. And that goes way back to Lyndon Johnson, who promised to help the inner cities
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  in the black community. And now we've got about 70, 70% fatherlessness in the black home and inner
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  cities. And it's been a mess and poverty. But Kamala views America as a nation thoroughly infested
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  with racism. And I want to move on. See this. Brr. Okay. Go ahead. The reason I do this is
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  all of this is part of this dialectical process, whether it's climate change or black lives matter,
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  racism, this racism, the race, let's zoom out. I was a teaching assistant at an all black high school
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  in the South in the early 1970s. I saw the South right after the Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964.
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  I know what it looked like. We still had a lot of prejudice and there wasn't segregation. It
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  wasn't legal anymore, but you understand the attitude was still there. I saw it again in the 80s
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  when I was doing documentary work for a company for a couple of years, but I had to travel through
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  the South quite a bit. And I saw it again when I was there for my son's graduation in his PhD
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  program at a major university, which shall go nameless to not start Southern rivalries, which is
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  everyone knows in the South are incredibly impassioned. As he was getting his PhD in chemistry,
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  I began taking a mental tally of the population groups that were there represented in the
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  bachelor's programs, the master's programs, and the doctoral program. And in the bachelor's
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  programs, you had an interesting mix of various racial subgroups. We know what I'm even supposed
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  to be talking about this by now. Remember that, David? We're 60 years in from the Civil Rights
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  Movement. And according to Martin Luther King, this is not even supposed to be entering our
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  dialogue or conversation right now. Okay. You got to the master's not too much. When you got to
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  the doctoral program, this really got my attention because there were no African Americans,
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  no Hispanics getting a PhD in the sciences, but the people who were were some whites,
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  Indian people, I'm talking about the Indian subcontinent and Asians, Chinese or otherwise.
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  Those were all the PhDs. And I kept thinking here we are sitting in a major town where there's a
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  large African American population. What's wrong with this picture? And the answer is that American
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  public education is broken. And it's being run by the people who broke it. They like it broken
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  because it's a great indoctrination mill. And they have no intent to fix it. They're the people that
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  don't want African Americans to have educational choice. Because then they'd send their kids to
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  wherever we're at school, safer schools, yeah. Right. The key is family values and good education.
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  Why is it? And I asked this question in the 1990s and my producer said, don't ask that on the
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  air. They'll call you a racist. But I'm going to ask it now. Okay. So you had the Civil Rights
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  Movement in the 1960s. Right about that time we had a thing called the Vietnam War. And a lot of
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  people came over from Asian countries and immigrated to this country, Koreans, Vietnamese,
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  Cambodians, some Chinese. All right. They set up shop and became incredibly prosperous.
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  They were minorities. They didn't even speak the language. All right. But they set up shop and
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  they were very, very good at doing it. The African American community for the same period of time
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  is flip-flopped around for all these years. Despite the fact that the country has bent over
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  backwards in affirmative, in affirmative action for all of these years, you could get a free ride
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  to go through college on scholarships if you were black or certain other minorities. What
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  went wrong and racism isn't the answer. That's right. Okay. The answer is the difference in the
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  culture of values between the Asian communities and what happens in the African American communities.
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  And once again, in the 1960s, you had a black middle class
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  stratum of society, but they had a moral structure. Many of them were Christians. They understood
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  that no matter what was happening in terms of racism or anything else, you still had to try to
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  work at it to get along and to do what you needed to do. That was all dissolved as soon as progressives
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  got a hold of the American public education system. They threw the Bible out and substituted
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  nothing. They began using the schools as laboratories. You know, you can talk about
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  Maslow Rogers, Blooms Taxonomy, all of these things. I've done more shows on education in the
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  last 30 years than anything else as to how we got here. That has totally failed African Americans.
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  And to this day, people like Kamala Harris will oppose parental choice in education,
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  which would give them the education that they want. Yeah, absolutely. And there's another
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  shout out to one of our sponsors, Freedom Project Academy. John, I just want to direct people,
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  so I want to go on the next four minutes, just talk about Israel. Go to discoverthenetworks.org
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  and there's a page on Kamala Harris. It exposes the left. Discover thenetworks.org and you get so
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  much more information that we can possibly cover even in a couple of hours. So the world view
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  war, John Leffler, there is a spiritual dynamic. And the biblical world view is to support Israel.
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  A lot of Americans don't understand that sadly. Nobody on the university campus seems to. But let's
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  talk about Benjamin Netanyahu. He's a very divisive figure even over in Israel. But he recently
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  spoke to Congress last week, your quick thoughts. Well, it's the same problem. The the world view
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  war has existed in the entire West and Israel is included in that, even though it exists in the
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  Middle East. And it has been a divisive war, hate, restaurant civilization, hate Christianity,
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  hate the values, hate capitalism, hate democracy, want to overthrow all of that. And that's what we see
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  happening today. Israel had the same problem. You talk about the division there, the people who
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  were leading the charge for, all right, let's just do this land for peace swap and all of this
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  other stuff. You're in reality, the Palestinians just want to have, you know, peace like we do,
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  blah, blah, blah, blah, which is anything but the truth. If you go look at what was being said in
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  Arabic, that all collapsed. And I mean it collapsed brutally on October 7th because a lot of the
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  victims of that hideous terrorist attack were those very voices that had said, let's do a land
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  for peace swap. Some of them were driving Palestinians to medical appointments in Israel. You know,
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  if we just show them kindness, if we just show them this, everything will be okay. That's why he's
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  quote divisive. You never hear about a left wing figure being divisive. It's not a terrorist
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  divisive, right? You only hear about that. Whenever you hear about extremists, you only hear about it
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  on the right. And so the first people that are guilty for all of this, everything we see happening
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  here are the global media. Thank you. And they are more responsible for dividing this culture
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  than anybody else. And every once in a while, as I'm a huge advocate of freedom of speech,
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  I just want to say, oh, shut up. You're just creating more problems than you're solving. It was
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  they that drove, you know, Trayvon Martin, Floyd, the Black Lives Matter, they drove it and pounded
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  it and pounded it. And racism, for example, would go away if they were just let it die.
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  We could actually get on with it because I don't think we have the problem that they think we have.
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  We just don't. And in the Middle East, it's the same deal. But you can't tell friend from foe,
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  we're supporting terrorists. We're enabling Iran. If you've noticed, this is the most important
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  thing. Cultural Marxism always delivers the opposite of what it's promising you always
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  delivers the opposite. If they say they want diversity, they want uniformity. If they say they
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  want inclusivity, they want to be exclusive. If everything that they might claim, they want
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  the opposite. They say tolerance. They really intolerate. Yep. Okay. They are. I mean, the
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  preachers of tolerance are some of the most intolerant people and the media will say, oh, they just
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  want to. Anyway, I thank you for saying that about the media. I just did a show about that as well
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  that they are not just complicit. They are an enemy of America, of free thinking people.
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  Unless you're on the left, unless you're progressive, unless you're on the road to socialism,
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  and you want America to lead that way to communism, then the media is on your side. But John
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  leftler, we ran out of time already. I just really appreciate your voice. You're all these years
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  of research and work you put in and just thank you. We'll do this again. And God bless your brother.
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  And don't forget to pray for your adversaries. You can't win this by hate. You have to win it by
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  love and by reason and remember to pray for the persecuted church. Pray for the persecuted church.
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  We'll go out on that note because we think we've got it in America when we're called hateful
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  and intolerant with their people that are dying in other countries and they're losing their homes,
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  churches, families. So it may be coming to America, but that's to be continued, John. God bless
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  you brother. Thanks for your time. Friends, we appreciate you sharing the podcast. God bless you
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  and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.