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Candace Owens vs Andrew Wilson, Democrat Infighting, And The DSA Insurgency · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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welcome back to another world ablaze today might be a shorter episode we'll see where this goes
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i'm going to talk about two things today two i got two on both fingers for
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two things so we're going to be discussing what appears to be a split and infighting
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within the Democrat party itself.
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A lot of this has been revealed
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after Francesca Hong's loss
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in her gubernatorial primary race,
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in which it was a narrow loss.
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It was a narrow loss.
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I think it was by about 3,000 or 4,000 votes only.
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But she did not end up landing
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or securing the Democratic nominee
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for the midterms over in Wisconsin for governor.
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So we're going to discuss that a little bit.
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and then I didn't want to, but I kind of have to.
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I'm going to touch on the Candace Owens, Andrew Wilson debate.
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I'll give you my take.
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It's not something I want to do a completely like,
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I don't want to go too long on that, to be quite honest.
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I don't even have a bunch of clips queued up for it.
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I think at this point, anybody who's in the space,
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anybody who's into what's going on with political podcasts,
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conspiracy podcast whatever the case is most everybody knows who candace owens is a lot of
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people knew who andrew wilson is probably more now and so i'm sure you've already seen it
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if you haven't i'm not going to give too much away but i'm going to touch on it and i'm going
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to discuss a very revealing comment by patrick bett david who was the moderator of this so-called
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debate. And it's very telling. Now, before we get into the actual show, let me update a lot of the
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longtime listeners. Okay. It is now officially the third year of the podcast. At least that's
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what my host provider told me. It just popped up, says it has now been three years. So I got like a
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little badge, all that stuff. Very cool. And within three years, I've amassed over...
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I just saw the stats too.
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Anyway, it was well over a million downloads in three years.
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Now, that doesn't sound like a lot to many people
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because they're like,
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oh, well, Tucker Carlson gets $800,000 an episode.
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Well, good for Tucker.
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I'm not Tucker.
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Okay.
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I don't have his marketing, his team, none of that.
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But I'm an independent.
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I do everything myself.
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I'm on my own.
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And over a million something downloads.
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I don't even know how many hundreds of thousands of YouTube views.
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Social media has been decent.
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although I really don't work it very well at all.
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That's one of my shortcomings for sure.
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I mean, I got things to do, people.
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I got a job.
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I got bills to pay, all that.
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I can only spend so much time.
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Now, that being said, I put a lot of time into the show.
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It's literally my second and third job.
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And so I've been thinking about what's going to happen with the show.
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I've kicked around doing a daily morning show,
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but to be quite honest, I am so burned out that I don't know if I can do that.
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I mean, I can get in the habit, but I just don't think it would be a very healthy, productive show for me and not probably the greatest show for you.
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So this is what I'm going to do.
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Just letting everybody know.
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I'm going to go ahead and do twice a week like I used to do.
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Okay.
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I'm going to go back to twice a week.
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So, sorry, I had to adjust that.
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Not using my normal in-ear monitors, using the headphones.
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This cord's like pulling on me.
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So I didn't want to put anything in my ears today.
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But anyway, back to what I was going to do.
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So twice a week, we're going to do the RSS feed, meaning all the podcast apps is going
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to get the show Tuesday and Thursday.
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And I am going to stream the episodes Wednesday and Friday.
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Why, you ask?
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Well, here's the thing.
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I've noticed it is distinctly two different audiences.
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Most people who are into live streaming or streaming,
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they're not really listening to podcasts.
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And the hardcore podcast listeners,
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usually you're listening to me while you're working,
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doing tasks, etc.
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It primarily goes to audio.
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That being said, I found something interesting
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in that 50% of my downloads,
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since I moved over to my newer host,
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which is Transistor,
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50% have been video streams.
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and over 30% of those video streams have come from Apple Podcasts alone.
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Now, that's a good thing, but I'm also seeing how it competes and cannibalizes my
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video channels on YouTube and Rumble, etc.
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Now, admittedly, I'm still building Rumble.
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That's another one of those things where I fumbled the ball.
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I didn't really pay attention to it.
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I just go, here you go.
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I don't really promote it.
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I throw it up.
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And what I've realized is it is primarily a streaming application.
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So that's why I thought, you know what?
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Let me go ahead and stream the newly recorded episodes the day after the release.
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So Tuesday's episode is streamed Wednesday, and then Thursday's episode is streamed on...
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Or no, I'm sorry.
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Wednesday's episode is streamed on Friday.
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I forgot.
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See, I just fumbled my own...
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It's been long, guys.
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It's been long.
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Okay.
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Tuesdays and Thursdays is the podcast release RSS feed.
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Jeez.
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Wednesday and Friday will be the streamed episode.
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And to further stop from cannibalizing the streaming channels or the actual dedicated video channels,
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I've also been considering not loading video onto the RSS feed, keeping those primarily audio.
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Now, for now, I'm not going to do that.
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Maybe not for a little bit,
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just because I don't have the time to keep editing video
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and stripping a separate audio file.
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So that is what is going to happen.
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So again, I know I got to get to the episode.
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I'm probably losing some people.
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I'm probably losing the newcomers, but that's okay.
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But this is what's going to happen.
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Tuesday, Thursday, podcast.
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It'll be on all your podcast apps through the RSS feeds.
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Wednesday, Friday, the episode will be streamed on YouTube, Rumble, X, and Facebook.
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Okay.
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That's right.
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I do have Facebook.
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I never tell anybody that thing's also lacking.
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I'm going to try to do it on Facebook.
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I think they changed some metrics that I need to meet to be able to do that.
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But either way, I have YouTube.
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I have Rumble.
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I have X.
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Look at Facebook.
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We'll see if it'll let me do it, but that's on the list.
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And so that is the plan moving forward.
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All right.
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I think I got that straight.
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I think we did that.
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I explained it correctly, even though I fumbled it.
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Regardless, we're going to move on.
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Okay.
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Second thing that's happening.
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This is where I'm probably going to start sounding like a grifter to people.
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I put a lot of time into this, like a lot, a lot, a lot.
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Anybody who does a podcast solo that tries to do video and tries to market and then balance
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It's like multiple social media feeds and do shorts and everything else that goes along
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with it.
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Planning the show, producing the show, etc.
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By yourself, without a team, which I absolutely don't have.
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I pretty much live in the studio when I'm not doing my other job that really pays the
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bills.
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So what I'm going to do is I'm going to start working on transitioning to making money.
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Now, I've toyed with sponsors before and I've had a few before.
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I still have them, but I never talked about them because I always thought it interrupted
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the flow of the show.
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But I'm starting to realize I got to make time to actually talk about the people who are willing to work with me.
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So you're going to start seeing some sponsored ads, ad reads by me.
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And look, I got two that I'm going to work with.
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Okay.
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I've got a coffee supplier, coffee company, a roaster.
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And I've got a news aggregator.
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So and I'm going to be working with a Fuera coffee, which is in Spanish means outdoor.
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So a Fueta coffee, you'll be able to get 15% off your purchases.
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And then I'm also going to be working with Ground News.
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And many of you who listen to podcasts are absolutely familiar with Ground News.
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But using my exclusive link, you're going to be able to get 40% off of your yearly subscription.
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Hard to beat.
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That brings it to $59.99 for the year.
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Breaks it down to about, I think, $5.498, whatever it is, a month.
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That is nothing for a very, very good news aggregator.
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Hell, while we're at it, let me go ahead and go to a Fuera right now.
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Let's go ahead.
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I just redid everything here.
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So just bear with me.
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Bear with me getting it going here, getting it going here.
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So here it is.
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A Fuera Coffee.
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Why did I choose to work with these guys?
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Well, to be honest, I like that they source things from ethical farmers that believe in
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sustainability and FWEDA themselves, they also believe in their environment.
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Now, look, I know some of you are going to be like, are you bleeding hard liberal?
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No, no.
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Listen, conservatives care about their environment.
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Okay.
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We don't like dirty, dingy, out of sorts environments.
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We don't like to go through a forest and see nothing but dead trees.
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We like to enjoy the outdoors.
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I like to enjoy the outdoors.
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But the point of working with these guys is you're getting absolutely very good coffee.
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very good coffee working with fair trade, sustainable, practicing farmers,
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farmers that practice sustainable farming.
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Twisted my words again.
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I'm tired today, guys.
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I'm very sorry.
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But if you order through these guys using my code,
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I'm going to show you a couple of ways to do it.
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One, if you're actually watching this right now on video,
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you can scan the QR code right here above me.
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right there above me.
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Afueta Coffee, if you go ahead and scan that QR code,
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you're going to get 15% off your purchases.
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Another way, another way you can do this
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is you can go to my website.
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Now, on my website, I have a sponsor tab.
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If you click that sponsor tab,
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it brings you right here and you'll see Ground News
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and you'll see Afueta Coffee.
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All you got to do is click that
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and then it'll take you over to the Afueta Coffee website
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and then you'll be able to save your 15% off.
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Okay?
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So there's two really easy ways to do it.
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You can scan the QR code above you.
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You can go to my website,
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go to the sponsor page,
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click on Affueta Coffee.
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It'll take you over to their website.
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And then from there,
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you'll be able to save 15%.
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If none of that works,
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you could always use my code
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WORLDABLAZE.
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All one world word.
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All one word.
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WORLDABLAZE.
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And again,
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I mean, let's go ahead and go through some of the coffees here.
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So as you can see, they got Morning Gratitude, which is a light roast.
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They got Pacific Breeze, which is a medium.
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Sunrise Sessions, Dark Roast.
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And they got a Black Gold, which is Espresso.
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And they got a few other items here that you go ahead and shop for.
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Tumblers, etc.
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Hats.
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And also, the other thing I didn't mention is they will give...
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In fact, I'll click on that right now.
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They have a charitable giving.
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So 5% of your sales or whatever you buy goes towards saving the environment.
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5% of every sale goes to charities working to preserve outdoor spaces and habitats.
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So with your support, they're donated $1,000 towards making Afoid Up better for everyone.
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Below is a list of their current charities.
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So you can choose where your charitable donation goes and go to For the Planet and go to Sea
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Trees, Captains for Clean Water, Bonefish Tarpon Trust.
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And then they also have the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.
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And they have a special blend for that that you can purchase if you would like to donate
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to that directly.
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It's right here, TRCP, the Roosevelt's Blend.
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It's a medium roast.
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Again, all of these coffees are amazing.
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I think that you're going to like them for sure.
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and I think that you will not be disappointed.
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So that was it.
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A flight of coffee, again, switch hands right up there on the screen.
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You can get 15% off just by scanning that QR code.
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Get yourself some damn good coffee from a company that believes in real good coffee
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and saving the environment.
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Can't lose, right?
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So there's the first one that I'm working with.
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And I hope all of you do go ahead and support Afuera By supporting them you also supporting the show which is something else I wanted to talk about We going to start or I going to start taking support from you
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Donations. I've never asked before. I always felt kind of weird about it.
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But I've realized that being a small, independent creator here, a small, independent podcaster,
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you don't often get a lot of big sponsorships coming your way. And to be quite honest,
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I'm not one that really wants to be bought by a sponsor where I'm beholden to them.
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And they want to tell me how to speak, curb my language, don't cuss so much.
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You can't talk about that.
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Talk about this.
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I just don't want to get into it.
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Ultimately, I guess that's where I would have to go to make it a full-time job.
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But I know I'm trying to avoid that.
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I'm trying to avoid that.
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So I'm going to ask you, the listener, if you truly want to support this show, support my sponsors.
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You can support Ground News.
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You can support A Fuego Coffee.
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You can all support me direct.
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I don't talk about this, but I do have a Buy Me A Coffee website or link.
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So if you go to my webpage, I have a link for it right here.
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Wait, where'd it go?
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Ah, right here in the corner.
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Right down here in the corner.
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Right down here in the corner.
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Right on the left.
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You can see it right there.
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Okay.
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And if you click that, it'll take you to the link for basically supporting the show.
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Pretty easy.
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Click on that.
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Tells you right here, support rule to blaze.
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You could enter the amount.
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It doesn't have to be those amounts, by the way.
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It could be whatever you want.
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So if I click on this, you could pledge $50,000.
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I mean, honestly, you could pledge $10,000.
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I'll take $10,000, by the way.
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Anybody want to pledge $10,000?
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Great.
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But you could pledge $5,000, $500,000, whatever it is.
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I may have to make an adjustment on this,
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but there you go.
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Support $5.
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There.
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Boom.
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Put your name.
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Say something nice to me.
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And then there you go.
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But the sky's the limit.
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You could support the show with whatever amount you want to support.
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And believe me,
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it will go towards me being able to continue to make a great show,
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put more focus into it,
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put more time into it,
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pay for the marketing that I want to do.
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I have plans to push this thing bigger and better.
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And for me to do that, I'm going to need the support.
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Okay?
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I'm going to need you to try out the products and the sponsors.
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Go ahead, subscribe to Ground News.
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Come on.
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60 bucks a year.
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That is nothing.
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That is nothing for the whole year.
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You're saving 40% by using my link.
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And it's a great service.
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I think it's a great service.
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Ground News, for those who don't know,
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I'm going to show you what it looks like actually.
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So this is my login.
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Ground News is great because what they do
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is they're an aggregator.
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And they get news from all over, all over.
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Okay?
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And as you can see,
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you can search for it by type of news, etc.
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There's times I'll go in here
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and I'll search for something specific.
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But what I want to show you is,
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for example, let's take this article here that came up.
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they have a gauge that tells you the percentage of left, center, and right reporting on these specific issues.
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So, for example, on this one, if I go ahead and click on that, you can see that the summaries usually come up center.
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So they'll give you a nice center summary of the story.
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But if you scroll down, it'll tell you how many articles, in this case, 103 articles written by multiple news sources, right?
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and then it'll tell you how many are left,
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how many are center, and how many are right.
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So it gives you a good gauge of the bias of the story,
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who's reporting it,
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and who may not be reporting it as well.
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It shows you the bias distribution over here.
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You can see my mouse.
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It'll tell you, well,
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the bias distribution so far on this particular story
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is 67% center, 19% left, 14% right.
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So pretty much this has been reported
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pretty much down the center,
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And it gives you the news outlets that are within that center right there.
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Okay.
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So very, very cool.
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Very, very cool.
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It also gives the ownership of the sources, basically, who owns.
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So if it's independent news versus private equity versus media conglomerates to corporations, etc.
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So Ground News is invaluable.
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I literally use this all the time when I'm getting my news.
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I literally use this to get different news stories, compare those news stories, compare the bias, right, left, center, whatever.
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It also tells me if, let's say, the right is reporting on a story, but you don't hear it from leftist news outlets.
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It's like, well, why is that?
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And vice versa.
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There's stories that the right may be ignoring, and then Ground News will let you know that.
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So again, you can go to the website sponsors page,
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click on the ground news link
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to go ahead and get 40% off your Vanguard subscription.
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And with that,
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I think I talked about the sponsors enough.
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In fact, I know I kind of fumbled through that
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because I wasn't really prepared to talk about the sponsors quite yet.
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I was going to bring it up more.
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But hey, we got it out of the way.
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So with that, we can move on.
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we can move on first let me get a sip of my
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efuera coffee
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tastes like the outdoors
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anyway so here's here's where we're at everyone
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democrat party seems like they're split seems they have a decision to make
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Are they for capitalism?
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Are they for freedom?
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Are they for real democracy?
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Well, we are a democratic republic, so we are a representative democracy.
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But is it that or socialism?
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Is it that or do we march down the road to potentially communism?
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because in most cases,
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most,
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most,
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most cases,
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like throughout history,
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so far,
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most cases,
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socialism has led to communism.
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So there is a fear of that,
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but in general,
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socialism,
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and where they're trying to replace a capitalist economy,
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which leads to control of the government for the government to control the
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means of production is not a good thing.
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if you're really concerned about the inequality gap now
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in a capitalist system,
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oh, just wait till a socialist,
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like a full-blown socialist system kicks in.
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And then you're going to really see the gap
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between the elites and the working class.
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It's not going to be good, people.
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It's not going to be good.
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So with that being said,
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all of this kind of sparked when Francesca Hong
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ended up actually losing the gubernatorial race
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to get on the ballot for the midterms in Wisconsin.
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She was very confident.
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Most people were confident,
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especially people like Hassan Piker,
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who fully support the DSA and socialism in general
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and just want nothing other than to see the downfall
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of the United States of America.
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That is what they want, period.
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They want to see the U.S. fall.
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And so if you're looking over here at the race details,
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you can see that David Crowley got 39.8% of the vote
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and Francesca Hong got 39.4%.
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It was a 0.4% margin or basically a difference of 3,800 votes.
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Now, what does this mean?
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it means that maybe the Democrat Party figured out it's not cool.
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It's probably not a good thing for another DSA candidate to win a primary,
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to get on the ballot to represent the Democrat Party,
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because they're slowly starting to find out that they don't align.
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Maybe these socialist candidates really aren't who we thought they were.
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Maybe the Democrat Party thought that they can control them a bit.
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like, oh, we're the establishment party, right?
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Like the Democrats.
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Democrats are the establishment party.
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And so maybe they thought,
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eh, we can get these DSA candidates in here.
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Eh, you know, they're cute.
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Look at these little guys trying to make it, right?
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You're pulling that whole BS.
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And they thought that they can guide them
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and control them and just use them
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for the voting base, basically, right?
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To get control.
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Control of the Senate, for example.
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But they're finding that
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maybe that's not going to be the case
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because the DSA does not align with the Democrat Party.
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The DSA does not care about the Democrat Party
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other than using their platform to gain exposure.
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And so with that being said,
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in the news lately has been Chair Megan Romer.
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I think it's Romer or Romer, regardless.
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She was recently on Fox News admitting to things
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that not necessarily are in alignment with the Democrat Party.
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And of course, I have the video here.
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I'm going to play that clip for you to make up your own mind as to,
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is this a good thing?
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Because there's a lot of conservatives, MAGA people, Republicans, whatever.
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In the beginning, they're like, let them vote these DSA candidates
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and let them learn, let them learn, right?
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Well, we're finding out that maybe not so good
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because if you give them an inch,
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they're going to take the mile.
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We saw the Mamdani experience in New York.
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Now, I'm not sold on Mamdani.
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I don't think all of New York City is sold on him yet,
23:16
but he's charismatic.
23:18
He knows how to talk.
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And thus far,
23:20
it really does look like he's faking it
23:23
until he makes it.
23:24
Unfortunately, it's looking like he's starting to make it.
23:27
We'll see how the experiment ends,
23:29
but it's an example of how dangerous it is
23:34
to float with an,
23:36
I mean, flirt.
23:37
I am out of it, guys.
23:40
Bear with me.
23:42
How dangerous it is
23:44
to flirt with an ideology
23:46
that is in complete opposition
23:48
to what made your actual country great
23:52
and what keeps it great.
23:55
Sure, there's corruption.
23:56
There's corruption in everything.
23:56
There's corruption in socialism.
23:58
Again, working class versus the elites.
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You think the elites are going to go away?
24:03
Nope.
24:04
The elites are going to be government officials and dictators who eventually always stick their neck out and start ruling.
24:11
Always ends up happening that way.
24:14
So let's go ahead and watch what Megan Romer.
24:21
You know what?
24:22
Let me switch over.
24:23
I think it's Romer.
24:25
Not that it matters.
24:27
Here she is.
24:28
Look at this person right here.
24:30
Let me go blow it up so you can see better.
24:32
So let's see what Megan Romer or Romer, what she has to say on Fox News about what the DSA believes.
24:40
So we're going to put up on the screen a few of the things that are part of your platform.
24:43
And I want to ask you, just give me sort of a true or false on these.
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Abolish the Senate.
24:48
True.
24:50
Okay.
24:50
Replace the presidency and Supreme Court as we now know them.
24:54
Yep.
24:56
Abolish ICE.
24:58
Absolutely.
24:59
Abolish borders and give amnesty to anyone currently in the US illegally.
25:05
As a long term plan, yep.
25:07
Defund the Pentagon.
25:10
Absolutely.
25:11
Abolish prisons, at least in large part.
25:15
Yeah, again, as part of a long term program, yeah.
25:18
Okay, so no prisons.
25:19
Government or public ownership of most large corporations.
25:24
Yeah, absolutely.
25:26
Okay.
25:27
So they're admitting that they want to destroy the Supreme Court.
25:32
They want to remove the presidency.
25:34
They want to defund the Pentagon.
25:36
They want to abolish prisons altogether.
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No punishment, right?
25:40
It's either they want to abolish prisons or they're just going to shoot everybody on sight.
25:43
We don't know yet to be determined, right?
25:45
Let's hopefully never to be determined.
25:47
We don't get to the point where we can find out basically.
25:49
So and they want to own the means of production They want to control and own corporations from a governmental standpoint Like the government hands in the cookie jar right Controlling everything
26:07
That sounds more like communism, but it's socialism, right?
26:13
No, that's communism.
26:16
It's confusing, right?
26:18
Because they're so close to each other, so parallel.
26:21
But it sounds like what she believes is leaning more towards kind of a blend of socialism and communism.
26:30
So this is a DSA co-chair, right?
26:35
And she's telling the Democrats, if they're listening, she's telling Democrats if they're listening what exactly it is that they want, what their organization wants to do, how they align.
26:48
And so after this has happened, moderate left, more center left, whatever left, leftist Democrats, old school Democrats, whatever, they're starting to realize that, yo, maybe we should pump the brakes on this.
27:03
And it's not me just saying this and making it up.
27:07
I'm not just talking about this as, oh, that conservative guy, right?
27:13
He's just saying this.
27:14
So there's multiple news outlets that have been reporting on this.
27:18
So here's left voice, which is basically a leftist Democrat rag, right?
27:25
The Democrat Party establishment punches back.
27:28
Recent primary wins by progressives and DSA candidates have sent establishment Democrat Party figures into a frenzy.
27:35
Ultimately, they don't fear changes within the party so much as working class that will organize to fight for its own interests.
27:41
Zoran Mamdani and the Democratic Socialists of America
27:45
sweep in New York and its successes across the country
27:48
are raising the hackles of the Democratic Party's leadership
27:52
and its establishment wing.
27:54
This summer's primaries mark the leap in DSA's influence
27:57
as an electoral machine,
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setting the organization up to expand its presence
28:02
in government at every level.
28:06
New wins include those by Abdul El-Sayed
28:08
and Donovan McKinney in Michigan
28:11
and Melot Keros in Colorado
28:15
have only further solidified this trend.
28:18
Many of these candidates are winning
28:20
in deep blue states and districts,
28:21
making it all but certain
28:22
that they will prevail against Republican challengers
28:25
in November.
28:26
Others have triumphed over establishment candidates
28:28
in purple and red districts,
28:29
raising the question whether the left populism
28:33
will be better equipped to counter MAGA
28:35
at a moment when Trump's popularity has plummeted.
28:38
After the midterms,
28:39
there will be likely be seven DSA members in the House.
28:43
Rashida Tlaib and Alexandra Okosha-Cortez, or AOC,
28:49
will be joined by newcomers Claire Valdez of New York,
28:53
Daryl Olazia Avalashavali,
28:56
I can't pronounce her name, whatever,
28:58
the other crazy girl out of New York,
29:00
and Kuros out of Colorado,
29:02
and Chris Rabb out of Pennsylvania,
29:04
and Donovan McKinney in Michigan.
29:06
Others could follow as DSA runs candidates across the country in competitive races.
29:13
That's concerning.
29:15
That's concerning that it's becoming the norm for DSA candidates to be winning primaries,
29:22
which could also be winning the election in November.
29:30
Ah, not a good look.
29:33
And it seems like establishment Democrats are a bit concerned.
29:38
Here's another story.
29:39
Democrats' primary infighting could complicate November midterms.
29:42
And this is from ABC News.
29:45
Go ahead and read this one.
29:46
A series of Democratic primary contests is highlighting an increasingly visible divide within the Democratic Party.
29:54
as establishment-backed candidates and progressive challengers
29:57
battle over the party's direction ahead of the midterm elections.
30:03
Right.
30:04
So, of course, they're battling over the direction.
30:07
It's socialism or it's democracy, right?
30:15
I mean, regardless of whether or not we like the left
30:19
or anybody likes the left,
30:21
any conservative likes the left anyway,
30:24
It's still going to be a fight.
30:26
Even the Democrats are going to have to realize that they can't give their country away to
30:30
a socialist ideology.
30:32
It just doesn't align.
30:33
It's not going to work.
30:35
You know, left versus right thing goes right out the window here when they are realizing
30:39
that now it may be a left-right alliance to fight against the DSA.
30:45
Time will tell.
30:47
But it seems like DSA keeps gaining more and more momentum, which is, again, very concerning
30:53
and very dangerous to the United States of America.
30:56
Now, if you listen to my previous episode,
30:59
I interviewed a couple of authors that wrote a book.
31:04
And you should listen to that episode
31:07
because these guys, they wrote this book
31:10
because of the concerns of what is going on right now.
31:13
And the premise of the book, or their premise
31:16
and why they wrote the book had a lot to do with the fact
31:19
that it seems like the youth are not getting properly educated.
31:23
Like, okay, it's cool to back the current thing because being a socialist or a GSA member seems to be very popular, but they don't have a full accounting or a good ground to stand on in terms of the foundational principles and where it leads as we are discussing socialism itself.
31:43
they don't understand the dangers of the very thin line between socialism and communism and how
31:49
much it can be easily swayed into full-blown communism and so my last episode go ahead and
31:58
check that out um in fact you know what for you guys who are watching right now right here so that
32:05
was episode 139 i'm gonna blow this up for you and it was authors peter h calfie and j kevin
32:12
And Dolan, the book is hijacked.
32:14
Our Republic, unless we can save it.
32:18
Good episode, good conversation.
32:19
Check that out, guys.
32:22
A couple of people who really do care about this country
32:25
and can actually see the forest or the trees.
32:30
I think after this episode, I'm just going to go to bed
32:32
because I'm just fumbling through this whole thing.
32:37
I am not my smooth, usual, polished self today.
32:41
and I don't even think the coffee's working to be honest
32:43
and that's nothing against
32:47
if we had a coffee by the way it's just
32:49
I'm that burned out
32:52
it's just not even effective
32:53
anymore
32:54
hey almost done my coffee all over
32:58
my equipment yeah it's time
32:59
it's time
33:01
well for those who are going to watch
33:04
this episode live stream you're going to look at me
33:06
and go who is this freaking clown
33:07
trust me
33:09
it gets better everybody it really does
33:11
All right.
33:12
So there was two stories.
33:13
And then let's go ahead to political.
33:16
Politico.
33:17
So political.
33:19
Even some progressives are happy about Hong's loss.
33:23
And honestly, Francesca Hong is a crazy woman.
33:27
I mean, she is the one that was saying we need to cancel Thanksgiving.
33:30
Never should have existed.
33:32
It's racist.
33:33
We're invaders.
33:33
All of that.
33:35
She didn't like anything.
33:37
She's, I don't even think she's a socialist.
33:39
She just sounds like a straight-up communist.
33:41
so after hot dsa summer comes the fall democratic socialist francesca hong stunning loss in
33:48
wisconsin's democratic gubernatorial primary tuesday night revealed limits to the far left's
33:53
power and is undercutting the narrative of an emerging insurgency that kinda kinda i kind of
34:01
agree with you guys here political and i kind of don't i i don't think we should underplay it
34:05
whatsoever because there are some very very big influencers out there political influencers like
34:10
Hassan Piker who fully support the DSA and the Socialist Party.
34:16
And they have a lot of people who listen to them.
34:21
Look, if they've been successful enough to barely lose,
34:24
and we're talking about a governor, like the position of governor,
34:29
state governor, to barely lose that,
34:32
to barely lose that by less than 4,000 votes by 0.04% of margin to the opposition,
34:40
that is not something to dismiss.
34:45
So yeah,
34:47
I think we do need to take this serious political,
34:50
but regardless,
34:50
let's keep reading this article.
34:54
Let me see for a movement that had been riding high off a string of primary
34:59
victories.
35:00
This cycle,
35:00
including the democratic socialists of America's recent wins in New York and
35:04
Colorado,
35:05
the deflating Wisconsin result led to an immediate round of finger pointing on
35:09
the far left.
35:10
Some died in the world.
35:11
Democratic socialists blamed fellow travelers who didn't join the effort to boost Hong more.
35:18
Institutional-leaning progressives argued that she was a fatally flawed candidate.
35:24
Just a little.
35:26
Can you say nut job?
35:28
Jeez.
35:30
Anyway.
35:34
I think you guys get the point.
35:36
I think you guys get the point, right?
35:38
Look, the DSA is serious.
35:41
The DSA is an issue.
35:42
And the Democrats themselves are realizing that they should have never, never allowed this gift of a Trojan horse into their party.
35:48
But it almost seems like it's too late.
35:51
But maybe not.
35:52
Look, a lot of midterms have been won in favor of DSA candidates.
35:56
What can the Democrat Party do?
35:58
They could either split and spin off and force the DSA to be representative of themselves as a third or fourth or fifth party.
36:04
However, this is all going to work out if you count Tucker Carlson's efforts.
36:07
and that's a possibility,
36:10
probably the way it should be,
36:12
or the Democrats got to realize
36:13
that they are still a very, very large,
36:16
powerful party with resources
36:18
and just shut them out,
36:20
shut the DSA out.
36:23
Now, some people will say,
36:26
well, you know,
36:27
the people are going to vote on what they want to vote,
36:28
and if the people want socialism,
36:29
then just let them have it.
36:31
Let them have it.
36:32
Well, maybe, maybe,
36:34
but I don't think I'm ready as a conservative,
36:36
And I don't think many Democrats are ready to see their country be torn apart and stripped
36:41
and turned into what represents Venezuela or Cuba or Argentina at one time.
36:49
I don't think we're ready for that.
36:51
I don't think the US as a whole is ready to become China.
36:55
China looks nice and shiny now on the surface, but it's still governed by an authoritarian
36:59
government.
37:00
It's still based off of the backbone of communist principles.
37:03
and they may have a capitalist economy,
37:06
but the only reason they did that
37:07
is to enter the world economy itself,
37:09
the world market,
37:10
so they can gain money
37:12
because nobody else was going to be working off
37:15
of their socialist communist system.
37:19
So they had to.
37:20
They had to enter the marketplace.
37:23
But can you imagine the USA turning into a China?
37:28
Like, seriously, think about that.
37:31
Like a China or a giant Cuba?
37:33
even worse, right?
37:35
I don't even know what's worse, actually.
37:37
Either way, it's bad.
37:39
I think the Democrat Party gets that.
37:40
I think they're finally starting to see it.
37:42
And so I have a chart here.
37:46
Chart here made by, I believe,
37:49
Carolyn Borisenko.
37:52
Borisenko.
37:54
I'm sorry.
37:55
I'm really bad tonight.
37:56
I'll get better, guys.
37:58
Just give me a break, huh?
37:59
Give me a break.
37:59
So here's the mapping of the modern left right here.
38:03
All right.
38:04
So they got the tier one.
38:05
The tier one is the Democrat.
38:07
Establishment politicians focused on incremental reform within capitalism,
38:12
mostly corporate online.
38:14
Then you got the tier two liberal.
38:16
Thinks government should solve inequality through policy,
38:19
not systemic overhaul, morally driven.
38:23
Then you got the tier three progressive.
38:25
They want structural reform, Medicare for all,
38:28
Green New Deal debt cancellation, flirts with socialism, okay?
38:34
But don't want to overthrow the capitalism yet.
38:37
Not yet.
38:38
You know, they still want to be rich.
38:40
And then this is where we are now.
38:43
We're actually between tier three and four.
38:46
And I can probably say we're right between tier three and five.
38:52
Maybe we're already at four.
38:54
So tier four is a reformist socialist.
38:55
wants to overthrow capitalism through electoral politics by getting into the system and making small changes over time
39:07
The goal is post-capitalist society.
39:10
So pretty much what we are seeing with DSA candidates trying to win in either the House or Senate.
39:16
They want to take over Congress because that's where they can affect change by implementing laws, right?
39:23
Policies.
39:23
and the only thing they have against them would be that we have either a Democrat or Republican
39:29
president that can veto those laws. But still, this is where it starts. And then we got the tier
39:36
five, the revolutionary socialist believes capitalism must be overthrown and we already
39:40
have those people out there. In fact, the DSA is now, we have DSA chairs that are saying that now.
39:47
So maybe we are at tier five, revolutionary status, right? Revolutionary socialism.
39:53
They reject elections and reformism, advocate for revolution, abolition, and radical restructuring of society.
40:02
Well, that sounds more like a Hassan Piker.
40:04
So I think we're dangerously right here already, which is crazy.
40:08
So we've got the tier four and the tier five among us.
40:12
And here's the thing.
40:15
Democrats are not going to listen to conservatives,
40:20
MAGA, Republicans,
40:21
whatever you want to label anyone on the right.
40:23
They're just not going to do it.
40:24
I think they're just wired
40:25
to automatically reject common sense and logic.
40:29
I know that was a jab, whatever.
40:31
But they're automatically going to reject anything said
40:34
by somebody who is representative of the right.
40:37
Okay?
40:37
And so the only way this is going to work,
40:39
because the left,
40:40
the only way that they resist the right
40:42
is they actually do the opposite,
40:43
which means running into the arms of the DSA,
40:45
cropping them up just to say,
40:47
oh, look, they're not so bad.
40:48
We told you so.
40:48
We can control them.
40:49
But I think in this case,
40:51
I think in this case,
40:54
the Democrat Party is now seeing that
40:56
they've been fooled.
40:58
And I think they're seeing the writing on the wall.
41:00
And if they don't act quick,
41:03
they very well may be opening the door
41:06
to the DSA
41:09
to completely abolish America
41:12
and the American system all together.
41:16
And therein lies the danger.
41:18
And I think that is exactly where we're at.
41:21
I think that is exactly where we're at.
41:25
All right.
41:26
I am almost done, guys.
41:29
I'm sorry for fumbling through this episode from my sponsors to the information,
41:35
to just getting the damn word out.
41:38
I don't know what's going on with me today, but thank you for sticking in there.
41:41
I haven't even shaven.
41:43
I scratched my face.
41:44
I'm a mess.
41:48
I'm a mess.
41:49
But hey, cheers to everybody.
41:53
Okay.
41:54
So this is where we get on to the whole Candace Owens versus Andrew Wilson debate.
42:03
Now, I don't have a bunch of clips, guys.
42:05
I don't want to get too deep in the weeds on this.
42:07
I think anybody who's listened to my show for a while already knows where I stand on this.
42:13
When Charlie died, when he's assassinated, I had kind of like an emergency podcast with a few independents that I respect and who've been on my show.
42:20
My brother was on my show at that point as well.
42:23
So it was him.
42:24
I had Jesse Rosinski, great podcaster, veteran.
42:28
And I had Kate, the Duchess of New Jersey.
42:30
She was on the show and we all discussed what happened.
42:32
It was kind of a definitely like, wait a minute.
42:35
like we're talking about a political hero anyway,
42:40
one,
42:40
at least to the right that was targeted and assassinated for saying things
42:46
like,
42:46
you know,
42:47
going to church is a good thing.
42:51
Having babies,
42:53
you know,
42:53
getting back to a nuclear family.
42:56
Yeah.
42:58
Christian values,
42:59
all that.
42:59
And whether or not you believe in,
43:01
in some of the stuff he said,
43:03
most of what he said,
43:04
actually,
43:05
I don't think he said anything that was detrimental to this nation.
43:08
I think if you were to follow the playbook of Charlie Kirk,
43:12
we more than likely would absolutely be a better country right at this moment.
43:19
But unfortunately, Charlie's dead.
43:22
Charlie's gone.
43:23
Can't fix that.
43:25
And Candace has been on a rampage.
43:27
And I don't know why.
43:28
Now, it's long been believed that she was always jealous that Charlie Kirk didn't pick her.
43:35
He picked Erica Kirk.
43:37
It was long believed that, and rumored.
43:40
I mean, I can't confirm any of this,
43:41
but I think Candace,
43:43
or they say that Candace had a thing for Charlie.
43:46
She claimed to always be good, close friends
43:48
with Charlie Kirk.
43:50
And for some reason, I don't know why,
43:53
why, if it was really just for money
43:56
and she just became, like Candace,
43:58
really just became kind of a devil of sorts,
44:01
the ultimate grifter,
44:02
she started attacking Erica Kirk.
44:05
She started attacking Turning Point.
44:07
She started attacking everything
44:09
surrounding Charlie Kirk's family.
44:12
It was the Jews.
44:14
It was the Egyptians.
44:14
It was everybody that had
44:16
some kind of secret agenda to kill Charlie.
44:19
And then it was the Republicans.
44:21
And then it was Erica Kirk herself.
44:23
All with unfounded claims.
44:25
And she even tries to
44:27
dismiss
44:30
who the alleged killer is.
44:32
this debate between her and Andrew Wilson was not much of a debate.
44:39
I'm going to tell you right now.
44:40
To me, it was an absolute clown show.
44:43
And for those who don't know, I personally, I'm not a big debate me bro type of person.
44:48
I think the modern debate is not a real debate.
44:51
Nobody walks away learning anything, getting any knowledge.
44:54
It's really who can dunk on the next person.
44:57
Who could twist someone's words enough to make it look like they might have a sliver of intelligence.
45:01
just that much more than the other.
45:05
And the reality is what we've seen in the modern debate era here.
45:11
When you have people like Andrew Wilson, for example,
45:13
you have the Dave Smiths, you have...
45:15
And Dave Smith probably stands out more than anybody
45:17
because he's always challenging everyone.
45:20
No matter who you are,
45:21
if you're like an Andrew Wilson fan
45:24
or if you're a Candace Owens fan,
45:26
you're going to believe that your hero won regardless.
45:29
you're not going to be open to being a down the middle critique of what happened.
45:36
But I did watch the debate.
45:37
Well, okay.
45:38
I watched till the last 15 minutes or so.
45:40
And I struggled through it.
45:42
I turned it off within the first 15 minutes, to be honest.
45:46
I'm surprised I got that far.
45:47
And then I said, you know what?
45:48
I should revisit this and watch it.
45:52
And so Andrew Wilson, and again, getting back to him,
45:55
a lot of people don't know that I'm not really a big fan of Andrew Wilson.
45:58
I don't think he is God's gift to debates because he isn't.
46:04
He does a lot of straw mans, a lot of like he accuses people of not telling the truth based on what he believes to be the truth.
46:17
I know that sounds weird.
46:18
I know it didn't come out right, guys.
46:19
So Andrew Wilson will always go, like, if someone, what I don't like about Andrew Wilson is if somebody is giving their, telling you what they went through based on their actual firsthand experience, for example, he will straight out, flat out look at you and face it.
46:38
Nope, that's not true.
46:38
That's not how it is.
46:39
And one of his famous lines is, prove it, prove it, prove it, prove it.
46:42
You have no proof, prove it, prove it.
46:44
All while he himself offers no proof.
46:48
This is one of his tactics.
46:49
that he uses.
46:51
And in this debate that he had with Candace,
46:55
he didn't do as much of that.
46:57
I think he was trying to stay reserved
46:59
as much as he could.
47:01
I think he was really trying to listen
47:03
to see if he can get her.
47:06
And he said he wasn't trying to get her
47:08
in a gotcha moment, but he really was.
47:11
His whole tactic in this debate
47:12
was basically one big gotcha moment.
47:15
And Candace is not the better.
47:17
She made a lot of claims
47:18
that she had proof, evidence, etc.
47:21
And in the debate, she didn't even prove anything.
47:26
She didn't prove anything.
47:27
And much of her argument hinged on a Utah rule 1102.
47:34
And I'm going to get into that in a bit.
47:37
Okay.
47:38
But before I do that,
47:40
what is more telling about this whole thing
47:43
is that it is obvious none of them wanted to get down to the bottom
47:47
as into who actually killed Charlie Kirk,
47:50
whether it was Tyler Robinson
47:51
or it was the Jews or the Egyptians
47:54
or the Republicans or Erica Kirk.
47:57
It didn't seem like either side really cared.
47:59
It took over $300,000
48:00
just to get Candace to sit down
48:03
and defend her position.
48:04
And then she didn't even really defend her position.
48:07
Her complete argument, again,
48:09
was based around a heresy clause or rule,
48:13
which, again, I'm going to get to.
48:16
this whole thing was a giant
48:18
grift. Everybody
48:20
knew they were going to get eyeballs. There was
48:22
no winners. And
48:24
what I hate even more about it is
48:26
Patrick David, who
48:28
decided to moderate this, which he wasn't
48:30
much of a moderator.
48:33
He admits
48:34
he admits the
48:36
reason he thinks this is a win
48:38
for both Candice
48:40
and for Andrew Wilson.
48:42
And I'm going
48:44
to go ahead and play this clip because I want you
48:46
to hear from Patrick Beddavid himself
48:48
who admits that this
48:50
whole thing is bullshit.
48:52
That this whole thing is about likes and
48:54
clicks and fucking money. That
48:56
is it. That is it.
48:59
Nobody was interested
49:00
in getting down to the bottom of what
49:02
happened when it came to Charlie Kirk's
49:04
death. No.
49:06
They're capitalizing on his death
49:08
to this day still.
49:10
Still. They're dragging
49:12
this out just as many have dragged out
49:14
the JFK assassination all these years.
49:16
They're dragging Charlie Kirk's death
49:18
through the mud
49:19
to get every bit they can get out of it.
49:21
They're squeezing it,
49:22
wringing it,
49:23
fucking you name it.
49:24
They're doing everything they can
49:25
to get every drop of money they can
49:29
out of Charlie Kirk's death.
49:31
And it's fucking sickening.
49:33
Here's that PBD clip.
49:35
Let me go ahead and play that.
49:36
You know who I will say won?
49:38
Here's who I will say won.
49:39
I think both of them won.
49:40
And I'll tell you why they won.
49:41
But I think Candace won
49:43
because she got the money
49:45
and she presented her argument.
49:48
And in an area where she conceded,
49:49
she says, I don't know why you're playing this video.
49:51
I already conceded to you.
49:51
And I said, yeah, I was wrong.
49:53
And she did that.
49:54
So that was good for her to do that.
49:55
And I think she got in front of an audience
49:57
and moved some people
49:58
that probably don't watch her content.
50:00
Remember, baptizing is key.
50:02
Baptizing is key.
50:04
Right out the gate,
50:05
he's already admitting that it was good for Candace
50:07
because she got money.
50:09
And the things that she admitted she was wrong to
50:11
were things that she was forced to admit.
50:16
Okay.
50:16
And she had to admit she was wrong to before
50:18
because she got played by her fans
50:21
or alleged fans
50:22
who were also trying to feed her information, right?
50:25
At the time.
50:27
But how can Patrick David say here,
50:29
this was a win because she got the money
50:30
and, you know, baptism.
50:34
Oh, this exposed people to Candace Owens
50:36
and she gained a lot more fans.
50:37
So was this debate really about fame
50:40
and fortune? Was it really about
50:42
just gaining more followers, likes and
50:44
clicks and money? Because that's what Patrick Bet
50:46
David is saying so far. And by this way,
50:49
this clip I did not put together,
50:51
this clip came from Patrick Bet David
50:52
himself, which means he approved
50:54
this clip and what he said.
50:58
Let me continue.
50:59
And I think Andrew Wilson won
51:01
because,
51:02
let me explain it to you how much he won.
51:05
And I think he won
51:06
more than Candice won. And my argument
51:09
is going to be very, very weird.
51:10
You ready?
51:11
Go ahead.
51:12
You ready?
51:13
This guy spent $300,000 and got somewhere between $50 to $200 million of ad viewership.
51:24
Great point.
51:25
You hearing that?
51:26
He thinks Andrew Wilson won because he earned millions of dollars in ad revenue off of a $300,000 investment.
51:34
Patrick Bed David himself is treating this debate over Charlie Kirk's murder,
51:41
its evidence, and who the killer is like it's a fucking business investment.
51:47
A business investment.
51:49
Are you sickened yet?
51:51
Do you guys still listen to PBD at this point?
51:53
Are you still listening to Candace?
51:55
Are you supporting Andrew Wilson?
51:56
Because if I was you, I wouldn't fucking support any of these fucking hacks.
52:01
Many of them.
52:03
PBD only got big because he uses his money from his fucking pyramid scheme insurance company.
52:10
That's how he got big in podcasting.
52:13
He used all his money to push himself to the top.
52:18
Candace Owens, when she first started, I had a bit of respect for her.
52:22
Now, she's obviously been playing the grift card for a very long time.
52:27
She's the fucking Nancy Drew of podcasting.
52:29
I will have the whole story for you on the next episode.
52:32
I got more evidence, but tune in next week.
52:35
And Andrew Wilson's still trying to find his footing.
52:37
Now, listen, Andrew's way bigger than I am.
52:39
Way bigger.
52:40
I mean, he's been on Piers Morgan.
52:41
Well, he's starting to be on Piers Morgan more often lately.
52:45
And so he's getting out there.
52:49
But it seems like somebody gave him the whole attaboy,
52:53
you know, we're going to push you along.
52:54
and he had enough money.
52:59
Like, I don't know how much money he has.
53:01
I don't look into what these guys earn.
53:03
It's more than the average person for sure.
53:05
But to put $300,000 into this,
53:10
and I understand the reasoning.
53:12
He did it.
53:13
He wanted the moment.
53:15
I don't care what he says.
53:16
I don't think he was really there to destroy Canada.
53:18
I think he was there for the moment.
53:21
I think that's what he was really there for.
53:24
He was there to get his moment.
53:27
That $300,000 was there to pay for Candice to be there
53:31
because without the money, she would not sit in the same room with Andrew,
53:35
which is bullshit on Candice's part as it is.
53:39
To me, if you're not willing to defend your position
53:42
that you believe is true and accurate
53:45
and that you're doing it for everything that you stand for,
53:53
for example, and the reason you're doing this is everything good.
53:57
If this is all true, why do you need 300K to be able to defend your position?
54:03
Why?
54:05
To me, that's an admission of guilt right there.
54:06
To me, that's an admission of bullshit right there.
54:10
Candace should never have taken the money.
54:13
She never even should have considered it.
54:14
She should have said, you know what?
54:16
She knows who Andrew Wilson is believing.
54:18
She could have said, you know what, Andrew, fine.
54:20
I know I'm right.
54:20
And we're going to go ahead and have this thing.
54:23
And that's it.
54:24
Now, here's the other question.
54:26
While PBD is talking about how much money Andrew made off of a investment to talk about Charlie Kirk death and try to prove Candace wrong which in and of itself is abhorrent How much money did PBD make off of this Does anybody know
54:43
How much ad revenue did PBD get off this?
54:45
Because the debate was on PBD's channel.
54:48
In fact, it was on all three channels.
54:49
It was on Andrew Wilson's channel, The Crucible.
54:51
It was on Candace Owen's channel, and it was on PBD's.
54:54
How much money did PBD get?
54:56
I mean, I didn't look at this,
54:57
but if anybody has an answer,
54:59
just leave it in the comments or send me a message.
55:01
PBD got money to moderate.
55:03
TBD got ad revenue as well.
55:05
These guys all walked away with millions.
55:07
Candace got the 300k plus some.
55:10
She got more ad revenue on her channel because of this debate.
55:13
Patrick, David did, and so did Andrew Wilson.
55:16
This whole thing was a big fucking money grab that did nothing for anybody.
55:20
It didn't reveal anything.
55:21
It didn't reveal any truce.
55:22
It didn't prove anything.
55:24
This was just a clown show.
55:26
This was like a deliberate scam on the people who may even care about what really happened.
55:37
It's a deliberate scam on Candace's own following, which at this point, I don't even know if many of them are even smart enough to realize what she's doing.
55:45
And I don't mean to have anybody, but I mean, if you're still following Candace and you believe in everything she says wholeheartedly, you might have checked the old IQ at the door.
55:56
Let's go and finish this
55:58
PBD clip. So guess what?
56:00
He's a big winner. My wife at home
56:02
says, who was the guy? I've never seen
56:04
him before. My dad says, I've never, most
56:06
people, his YouTube channel only had
56:08
180, 200,000 subs. Very good
56:10
eloquent. I've had him on. He's been on Rogan a couple times.
56:12
So he's getting the momentum. I think
56:14
Andrew Wilson won because for everybody
56:16
that says, what an idiot to give
56:18
$300,000. I think
56:20
it's the same story as Kanye spent $7 million
56:22
on an ad for Super Bowl and sold
56:24
$25 million of merch, I think
56:26
Andrew Wilson won because overnight
56:28
now everybody knows who
56:30
he is. Very simple. So from the
56:32
business standpoint, Andrew
56:34
Wilson made a lot more than $300,000.
56:36
So that's what matters, Patrick.
56:40
From the business
56:41
standpoint, he made millions
56:43
and he got exposure. What you're saying
56:45
is he capitalized
56:46
on Charlie's, Andrew Wilson capitalized on Charlie's
56:49
death to gain fame and
56:50
fortune and become a real player
56:53
and the podcast space, if we can even call it a podcast anymore.
56:59
You should be sickened.
57:01
You, the audience, you should be sickened by this.
57:06
You really should.
57:07
And I hope this is a wake call to you the listener as to the fact that these people don give a shit about you They all gotten to a point where all they care about
57:20
is feeding the machine,
57:22
feeding the piggy bank, so to speak.
57:24
They're lining their pockets
57:25
off of your attention,
57:28
and they're hoping
57:29
that you're not smart enough
57:31
to see the grift.
57:36
I hope you all
57:39
stop supporting these individuals,
57:41
these people like this.
57:43
And I'd hate...
57:45
I know Andrew Wilson's worked very hard
57:47
to get into the space.
57:48
He's really put himself out there a lot.
57:50
But honestly, after this,
57:52
I don't give a fuck about Andrew Wilson.
57:54
I hope he falls.
57:56
I do.
57:56
I hope people stop supporting him
57:58
because they realize how sickening
57:59
this whole thing is.
58:00
I hope people stop listening to
58:02
and supporting Candace
58:03
because they realize how sickening this was.
58:06
The fact she had to take 300 grand
58:07
and just defend her position is fucking bullshit.
58:10
The fact that PBD himself,
58:12
and he's another guy you should stop supporting,
58:14
looks at this as a business investment to make money.
58:19
We're talking about a business investment
58:21
on Charlie Kirk's death to make money.
58:26
That's exactly what Patrick David said.
58:28
I just played the clip of him saying
58:30
this is an approved clip that he himself put together,
58:32
the PBD podcast put together.
58:37
I got so much more to say on this,
58:41
but I promise I wouldn't get too deep in the weeds on this.
58:45
I think everybody who listens to me,
58:47
who listens to other people in the space,
58:50
other independents like me,
58:51
you listen to my brother's show,
58:52
manual font show,
58:54
you listen to the Boomer Bunker,
58:56
Razor Wire.
58:57
These are all good shows, man,
58:58
that you should pay attention to.
59:00
You know,
59:02
Helm, the Misfit Patriot.
59:03
I know a lot of you guys know who he is.
59:04
He's been on my show twice.
59:05
I mean, we don't have barbecues together or nothing, but
59:09
we stay in touch here and there, and I'll say the guy's
59:11
he's another one that calls out the bullshit. You got Aaron
59:15
from I Had to Say It. I'm just giving you names
59:18
of people that
59:20
fight against the system, that call things out for what they are,
59:24
that aren't sold out. We don't know what the future holds,
59:28
but I'm just going to say that
59:32
do better. Make better choices in who you listen to. Make better choices in who you support.
59:38
Because supporting these people is emboldening them. Supporting Candace, supporting Andrew Wilson,
59:46
supporting Patrick Beck David is giving them the false assumption of how good they are when they really not that good It giving them the false assumption that you actually believe
59:56
everything they're saying.
59:58
I think if anything,
59:59
if you really think that they're good
1:00:01
for the sake of entertainment
1:00:02
and they just, you know,
1:00:03
they're on as background noise
1:00:05
half the time,
1:00:05
anyway, you're not really paying attention.
1:00:06
Let them know that.
1:00:08
You know, I think it's time
1:00:09
for a reality check with these people.
1:00:11
They really, really, really
1:00:13
need to be brought down a notch
1:00:14
because what they're doing, I believe, is dangerous
1:00:17
because a lot of it is misinformation.
1:00:19
A lot of it is a grift.
1:00:21
I guess I can give Andrew Wilson more credit than that
1:00:24
because he thus far has not really been a grifter.
1:00:26
But this move right now that he did,
1:00:29
I got to put him in the grifter class.
1:00:32
We'll see how it shakes out.
1:00:34
But Patrick Ben David, he's another guy
1:00:35
that I've been calling out for a while.
1:00:36
So has my brother.
1:00:37
And look, it's time not to give these people any more air.
1:00:42
let them know how you feel stop supporting them it's just it's not worth it man let's let's get
1:00:49
a handle on the noise let's weed out all the bullshit let's end the grifter class let's get
1:00:56
back to people talking about real issues talking about issues based on actual facts and data
1:01:02
issues based on actual reliable news sources hell i'll say it shows like mine shows like mine
1:01:09
anyway I'm going to end here guys
1:01:11
thank you very much for tuning in
1:01:13
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1:01:15
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1:01:17
giving you such a shitty show where
1:01:19
I was fumbling through my words and whatnot
1:01:21
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1:01:23
some are better than others
1:01:25
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1:01:55
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1:02:00
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