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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani: A watershed moment in America · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Welcome to After Dark on the America Outlaw Talk Radio Network.
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  I'm your host, Rob Harper, my co-host tonight is Heather Robison, a contributor for the New York Post.
• 0:13
  Heather, how are you?
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  I'm okay, Rob.
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  How are you doing?
• 0:16
  Good, Heather.
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  I'm doing great.
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  We've got a lot to talk about.
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  And I would encourage all of our listeners, as I always say, you know, I'm so glad that you guys decided to carve out part of your night and to uh share it with us as we cover current events here.
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  But I would also encourage you to go to America Outlaw.news and look at a lot of our podcasts that are there that we have recorded previously, because some of the things that we're talking about now, we have already covered them.
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  We have the foresight to see what was coming down the pipeline.
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  We talked about it, and now we're talking about it again.
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  And one of the things that we're going to talk about tonight is the election that just took place a little over a week ago here in New York City, where we the folks here, half of the people, voters, voted for a socialist, a socialist man, 34 years old, who's only had his citizenship less than I would say seven years.
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  And New Yorkers decided that he's their guy to leave them for the next four years.
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  And when I say New Yorkers, interestingly enough, from my research and things that I've been watching and listening to, a majority of the votes came from young people who had lived in the city for less than five years.
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  Can you believe it?
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  Voted for him.
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  And another interesting fact is that a lot of liberal white women supported his candidacy as well.
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  That's just wow.
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  Ioung people haven't been here in the city.
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  I wasn't born here in New York City, but I consider myself a native now, a New Yorker, because I've lived here for 30 plus years.
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  But you have these people who just came in almost like carpetbaggers and can make it, decided, oh no, I this is not fair.
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  He's promising us, he being Zorhan, he's promising us free stuff, rent control, because I want to be able to live in Manhattan in a big apartment like the women on sex in the city.
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  Party on rent stabilized.
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  I want to be able to write the bus is free of charge because I don't want to pay for that.
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  I want to go to supermarkets that are run by the government, the government.
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  I I don't want police coming in and stopping me when I'm about to be attacked.
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  I want a social worker.
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  I want all this shingle, this free stuff.
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  It sounds great.
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  Meanwhile, people like myself came here, kicked our butts to get what we got.
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  And all you want to tell us that oh, that's not the way we want to do it another way.
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  And you know what?
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  One of the reasons behind this, and I've talked about this on so many of our shows again.
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  I would encourage you to go to America Outloud.news and look at a lot of the podcasts under Rob After Dark with Robin Andrew, because we've spoken about this.
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  And I think a lot of reasons why these young people have so much angst is because of our educational system.
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  Our educational system has failed them, has failed them miserably.
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  They have not talked about the dangers of socialism.
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  They've only talked to him about capitalism is bad.
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  It's bad.
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  And the colon the colonizers.
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  I was having a conversation or I overheard a conversation with this young girl, and she was talking about the colonies and how she was trying to explain how the colonization impacted this one country.
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  And I'm thinking, oh my gosh, this child is so brainwashed.
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  I'm like, if you guys were to look at history, you would see that some of the colonizers included a lot of the folks from the Islam world.
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  I mean, you go to a lot of countries, a lot of these cities overseas in uh Europe, and you'll see a lot of mosques, a lot of the buildings are shaped like the mosque.
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  They were influenced, it just just so happened that they couldn't keep their grasp.
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  But you want to blame the white colonizers.
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  Oh, they did this and they did that.
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  It's because our educational system is not teaching our kids anything.
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  Yeah, what the Islamists are doing in Africa now.
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  I mean, we spoke about that.
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  It's it's it's enslavement and and murder and of masses of people, black people.
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  I've been talking about this for years, Rob.
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  I mean, the truth is this isn't the first genocide in Sudan.
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  It's really the fourth.
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  The first two were conducted primarily against black Christians and animists or people who practice native religions by Islamists.
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  It's been uh since the 1950s, there have been millions, and that's no exaggeration of black Africans killed by Islamists and enslaved by the thousands.
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  And the only time the world really paid much attention was in Darfur, about what was that, about 20 years ago, because then the victims happened to be Muslims.
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  It was Muslims turning on us other Muslims.
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  But they, you know, these were people they had previously converted to Islam.
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  And then, you know, for some reason they went after them, and you know, which was also horrible, but the world started to pay attention because it was more politically correct, I guess, to take up the humanitarian cause of black Muslims than of black Christians who have been victimized in Sudan, you know, since the 1950s.
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  And my understanding is now it's horrible in Sudan again and in Nigeria and elsewhere, and there's slavery in uh Sudan and Nigeria and Mauritania.
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  Um, but you know, we don't hear the the uh any outcry from the the left, really.
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  I mean, until until Darfur there was for a while, because you know, the world wanted a cause, and you know, that I'm not saying it wasn't a worthy cause, but you know, the people I know, and we're going to have one of them on the show soon, Simon Deng, who is an escaped slave from Sudan.
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  I interviewed him about 20 years ago for the Daily News when I was working part-time for them, and he was literally a slave, and he escaped, and he can testify to his experience.
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  He became a swimmer on Sudan's national team, eventually immigrated to America, and has been a human rights leader since then.
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  And you know, he can familiarize our listeners with the history.
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  Some people have heard of this civil war in Sudan, but that's the way it's when it was when it was a radical Muslim government conducting a genocide against Christians and enslaving them, it was it was described as a civil war, not as a genocide.
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  But I've heard and studied it had the markings much more of a genocide.
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  It was a very unbalanced thing.
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  It was done, yeah.
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  I mean, it was the Islamist side was particularly ruthless and practiced things like slavery, which they continue to practice.
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  That was not done by the Christians.
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  But because some of the Christians fought back, it was described as a civil war.
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  It wasn't I'm glad you're pointing that out.
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  I'm glad you're pointing that out.
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  A civil war and not a genocide.
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  Fast forward now, they're saying what's happening.
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  They want to use a word genocide, but this just goes to, again, as I opened up.
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  It was then too.
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  I mean, it would be now they're describing it more accurately.
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  For some reason, now there is some attention on it, even though most of the victims are my guess is that some of the victims now are Muslims too.
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  Otherwise, we probably wouldn't be hearing about it.
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  I mean, only the Christian groups in America, such as Christian Solidarity International and I Abolish um abolitionists who care about slavery being practiced, and we're ransoming Christians out of slavery for decades.
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  Um, they those are the true humanitarians, the people who don't just embrace a cause because it's what their political party has put at the top of its platform, but because they care about human rights.
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  Those people have been working very hard for decades to raise awareness about the atrocities being conducted in Africa, particularly because you know, I say this not to pick on Muslims, but just because most of it has been done by Islamist extremists, you know, there.
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  Um, and these Christian organizations, they've, you know, they've been talking about it, raising money to to ransom people out of slavery.
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  And they, you know, they can only just help a few.
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  It's it's it's heartbreaking.
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  I mean, they can only touch the tip of the iceberg, but they've been doing that.
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  You know, there's a man named Charles Jacobs in Boston who's very dedicated to that.
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  His organization is IAbolish.org or.com.
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  I have to look it up to tell our listeners, but it's a very worthy cause.
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  Um, he's been, you know, going back and forth to Africa for many years and has literally ransomed people.
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  Yes, it's iAbolish.org, founded in '93 American Anti Slavery Group is an independent research and activist organization focusing on modern day shadow slavery in Africa and the Middle East.
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  So you can read all about.
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  It at their their website, um, which is I lowercase I capital A abolish.org.
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  But again, as I opened up saying the miseducation of our children or youth is a reason why we're here now because many of them are completely unaware as to the atrocities that's taking place in Africa, and as you said, we're gonna we're working on getting a guest on our show to talk about this.
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  But just to pivot back to the race here in New York City, this man who was not born here, but he's getting ready to leave the financial capital of the world.
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  And leading up to that, him out campaigning and telling New Yorkers, these folks who haven't been here for more than five years that he's gonna give them all these free things.
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  And it's like, wait a minute, you haven't even been here long enough to get your your your have your ears wet, and you're already asking for all this free stuff, and you have people who have helped to build this city who worked hard and are just now, you know, being able to reap the benefits of their labor, and you're coming in and you're saying that you want it right away, and it's because of our educational system that's telling them that capitalism is bad and socialism is good, and no matter where you look, you look at Cuba, you look at Venezuela.
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  Socialism does not work.
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  And I even said at one point, Heather, that maybe we we need to allow New York to fall, to suffer, you know, put New York out there so that people will see that this just doesn't work.
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  It won't work.
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  Because we're telling them, and they don't seem to believe it, and apparently not because they put they you have these upstarters, these kids, I'm gonna call them upstarters who decided, oh, we're gonna go out in drones, we're gonna vote for them.
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  And I've seen on numerous occasions people interviewing these young people, and there's like, oh well, you know, he said that he's gonna give us free rent.
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  He's gonna freeze my rent, and he's gonna give me this.
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  It's like, but where is he going to get the money from?
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  Now, granted, uh, as I mentioned about the buses, the free buses.
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  Now, people say, well, that's gonna be impossible.
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  Well, yeah, it'll be impossible, but he can just tell people don't pay the fare, and people won't pay the fare.
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  We saw this happen during COVID.
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  And even now, some people will get on the bus and they don't pay the fare.
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  Now, how would the buses going to keep running?
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  Where is the money gonna come from?
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  Well, they will increase the price of the subway fare.
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  Now, where's that money gonna come from?
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  It's like you're robbing Peter to pay Paul, then you're gonna rob Paul to pay Peter.
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  And you know what?
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  The rich polls are gonna move out.
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  They're going to move.
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  I think Goldman Sachs has already re-relocated, correct?
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  Um, here's the thing.
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  You you have a Goldman Sachs has a huge contingency here, but I was looking at some of the numbers, and that a lot of the jobs, corporate jobs that are here, a lot of them have relocated to Texas.
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  You look at Elon Musk, he left he left California and went to Texas.
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  He has a huge campus in Texas.
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  I think Google is looking to do the same thing.
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  A lot of them will move a lot of their headquarters to Texas and to Florida because the state is run completely differently.
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  They're not going to take this.
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  You look at what happened in Chicago.
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  The guy was Citadel.
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  He moved to Florida.
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  He said, I can't live in Chicago.
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  People, there's a reason why these companies are leaving.
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  Yes, there will be some here left behind, like JP Morgan Chase, Jamie Diamond.
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  They just opened up this huge, beautiful headquarters and on Park Avenue.
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  It's a spectacular building.
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  It's breathtakingly beautiful.
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  But a large majority of their work boars has moved to Texas.
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  And if it's not Texas, it's North Carolina.
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  They're getting out of these cities that are completely out of control that aren't being run properly.
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  Yeah, I just see I Googled it.
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  No, Goldman Sachs has not moved entirely to Texas, but it is expanding its presence significantly.
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  Right, they still have their headquarters here, but they have a contingency in Texas.
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  Yeah, the new.
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  And from what I'm hearing, within the next decade, Texas will become the financial institution, the financial powerhouse of the world.
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  Because New York is blinking, it's looking the other way.
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  And who's going, and this is what I don't get.
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  They keep he keeps saying, I'm gonna raise the taxes on the rich.
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  I remember there was Kathy Holchel.
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  People were shouting, tax the rich tax are rich, and she came out and saying, Well, I didn't know what they were saying.
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  No, you heard them.
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  They were saying tax the rich.
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  But the rich will leave.
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  They are the biggest providers of goods and services that we have here.
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  They're taxes.
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  You tax them so much and they leave.
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  Then who are you going to tax?
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  Where will the money come from now?
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  And these are these.
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  This is just this is as basic as it gets, Heather.
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  But you know what?
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  Kids aren't being taught this.
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  They're not they're being taught that you can't make it the problem of the rich.
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  And the rich, well, the rich create jobs.
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  They make the jobs.
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  That's the reason why you're working.
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  But they don't understand it.
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  You know why?
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  Because these kids went to school and they decided to major in literally the theology of basket weaving, the construction of basket weaving, and you know, gender ideology studies, and you know, it's animal, animal, animal rights studies.
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  And it's like, how is that going to get you a job?
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  Now, if you're teaching at a university, you'll be able to get a job.
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  But there are only so many jobs teaching.
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  And they're also being taught grievance mindset, you know.
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  And and look, I mean, in fairness, I do think that cost of living is high, inflation is high.
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  It was went crazy under Biden.
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  And one thing my my own brilliant nephew has explained to me is that inflation doesn't come down.
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  It's just it's something that's always either growing or is stable.
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  I didn't just quite get that in my education.
• 16:21
  Well, let me say this, Heather.
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  Interestingly enough, Andrew and I, we spoke about this last night.
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  We're talking about it, and I've spoken about it before.
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  People saying the prices are good, they're they're high.
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  How can we get them down?
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  And I've said that, okay.
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  This let's look at reality.
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  That's not gonna happen.
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  Once the prices go up, they're not gonna just precipitously just go down, they will stay there.
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  What has to happen is that wages have to gradually move up to meet that, but they're not gonna just drop the prices.
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  It doesn't happen.
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  And why did the prices go up, as you mentioned?
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  Because of Joe Biden during COVID, they put all this money out there, they just flooded the the economy with all this money, so you had all this money chasing few products.
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  So what did the companies do?
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  Well, we're not gonna produce a lot, but what we will do is increase the price so that everyone can't get them.
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  Those who have the money, they were able to get it.
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  But there was always a shortage that was there.
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  Then once they start producing more, then it's like, well, we don't have enough money to get those products, supply and demand.
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  But see, these are the basic economy uh economics that our schools aren't teaching our kids, and you know why?
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  Because they're teaching our kids about grievances, as you said, and how to be little activists.
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  If this doesn't work right for you, you go out and you march.
• 17:39
  Well, marching isn't going to put food on the tables, folks.
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  It's just not going to do it.
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  You've got to work.
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  But when you're being told to get these other jobs, and the head the division of the activists or the DEI president, it doesn't get you a job.
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  It's like, folks, come on.
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  Now we're gonna continue the conversation on the other side of the break because we're up against the break.
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  And I just want to look at these numbers a little closer, as I mentioned individuals who haven't been here for five years or less, and they're the ones who swung this boat for Zorhan Mandami.
• 18:12
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• 18:20
  Heather Robinson and I will be back after this brief break.
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  One of the things that I wanted to look at is I mentioned as this group of individuals that swung the election for Zorhan.
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  And I don't know if you saw it or not, Heather, but the night of his uh the night of the election, his acceptance speech.
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  He went from being this what we thought this nice guy who was always smiling to this demon who was making all these threats and saying that we defeated a dynasty andrew Cuomo.
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  I want to thank him, but that's the last time I'll have to say his name and looking at the camera and saying to the president, if you're watching it, I know that you are.
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  If you're gonna come after these people, if you've got to go through all of us, I mean, he became a demon seed from this person who was always smiling and oh, I can't say this.
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  It's like a completely contrast of a person.
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  And I'm thinking, this is what we're going to get.
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  And we've said this before when a person shows you who they are, believe them.
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  Now, I will say this.
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  Some people are saying, well, he's not gonna cause all these bad things to happen.
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  Well, maybe he won't.
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  But now that he's at the top, the door opens for these radical clerks to set up shop, these radical clerks to invite other radicals to come in, and they will be the ones who will be enforcing a lot of this radical stuff that he will propose.
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  You look at the city council that's already weak.
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  They're already weak and ultra-liberal.
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  It's only a matter of time before some of them get onto the city council, and then they will start pushing the dress code, they'll start pushing what you can and what you can't say.
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  And as I've said before, Heather, I don't think that we as conservatives have anything to worry about for the most part.
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  We don't have to worry about it.
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  I think it's those women who voted for him, those ultra liberal women who like running around the city and their Luleyman outfits with showing everything.
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  They're the ones who are gonna have to worry about it because they're the ones that the clerks are gonna single out.
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  They're the ones that the clerks are gonna say, put on a murka, we don't like what you have, we don't like what you're wearing.
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  They're the ones who are gonna encounter this.
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  And I another thing that I'm very fearful of is that if he puts Jamal Bowman, former congressman from upstate New York over as the superintendent of schools, oh look out, because you will have lessons on Islam taught in schools.
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  Do not doubt me when I say this, and I'm hearing that Jamal Bowman has been jogging for this position, he wants it.
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  And if it's turned over to him, huh?
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  Good luck, folks.
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  You think you're not celebrating a lot of the holidays now?
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  Well, now they will introduce right alongside gender ideology, Islam.
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  It's coming.
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  What are your thoughts, Heather?
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  Well, I mean I hear you.
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  I mean, that they could try to insidiously move that into the schools because I mean it seems far-fetched.
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  We do have a separation of church and state in this country, but we know that there's been a major push to sorry about that, Heather had a cough attack.
• 25:26
  Uh, but there has been a push to push to introduce different ideology in our schools.
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  You look at the trans ideology, you look at what they're doing there.
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  So he can very easily say we want kids to understand about this particular religion.
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  Yes, a separation of church and state.
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  But if Jamal Bowman becomes a superintendent of schools, he can very easily say we want to introduce this because this is getting kids to understand about another culture.
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  They can present it from the culture standpoint.
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  This is all coming fast, folks, down the pipeline.
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  Do not doubt me when I see it, and this is all a result of those voting for this man and knowing nothing about it.
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  And as I said before, a lot of these ultra-liberal women who think that they know everything, the highly educated, the same ones who are saying, Oh, I'm not gonna have children.
• 26:23
  They're the ones, these ultra-liberal white women who think they they they want to go out and save the world, and they love wearing their Luliman outfits.
• 26:33
  They're the ones who will be impacted by this.
• 26:36
  And as I said in the opening of this half, so be it.
• 26:40
  I have nothing to worry about.
• 26:41
  My life is already built on conservatism.
• 26:44
  I'm not going out doing wild and crazy things, but those individuals who enjoy, they're the ones who are gonna have to encounter this.
• 26:51
  All the LGBTQ community who is saying, oh, he loves us, he loves us.
• 26:55
  Yeah, he loves you, but the clerks don't.
• 26:58
  And the clerks will put the kabosh on a lot of this.
• 27:01
  Now just imagine a year from now doing the pride parade.
• 27:06
  Oh, I can't, I cannot wait for that to happen.
• 27:10
  It will be a completely different type of parade that people are used to.
• 27:17
  It's coming.
• 27:19
  It is going to come.
• 27:20
  Heather, are you okay?
• 27:22
  Yeah, I'm okay.
• 27:23
  Just the aftermath of a cold.
• 27:26
  Um, but I mean, I hear you.
• 27:28
  I mean, I don't know what to say about that.
• 27:30
  I mean, I think it sounds too far-fetched to happen, but then again, who would have imagined 10 or 15 or 20 years ago that we'd have little kids being taught girls or boys and boys or girls.
• 27:43
  So, not only that, Heather, but you say far-fetched to whoever thought we would have elected a socialist who's only had his citizenship for barely seven years.
• 27:58
  Who knows nothing about New York City?
• 28:01
  I mean, you can't you can't make this stuff up.
• 28:06
  And it's happening.
• 28:08
  When I came to New York some 30 years ago, I would have never dreamed that New York would have fallen.
• 28:14
  Now, some will say that we had Bill de Blasio, Dil de Blasio, without a doubt, was a socialist.
• 28:21
  Dil de Blasio served two terms, and he did destroy the city.
• 28:25
  Uh, his first four years, he was on the path of destroying the city.
• 28:29
  Then during the last four years, uh COVID happened.
• 28:33
  Um, we had the George Floyd protest, and he just from that that was like the door for him to just urge it in all this other stuff.
• 28:42
  And by the way, he was he's one of Zorhan's uh advisors.
• 28:47
  He advised him as to some of the things he's doing.
• 28:50
  I mean, again, you can't make this stuff up.
• 28:53
  Bill De Blasio, who filled New York City, and when I see him on different news outlets providing commentary, I'm like, are you serious?
• 29:02
  You guys are gonna actually allow him a voice as if though he knows what he's saying after he destroyed New York City.
• 29:10
  I mean, he was handed the realms, the realms of New York City, the reigns of New York City from Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg.
• 29:18
  And what did he do with it?
• 29:19
  He just destroyed it.
• 29:21
  He didn't even try to continue with what they had built.
• 29:24
  He looked at it and said, Oh, I don't want this.
• 29:26
  I want something completely different.
• 29:29
  And look at what we have now.
• 29:31
  Crime with Alvin Bragg and Alvin Bragg also was elected by a landslide.
• 29:39
  I tried to get Maud Moran on the show on many occasions.
• 29:42
  We tried to work it out, and she didn't come on.
• 29:44
  And I mean, that's her loss.
• 29:46
  She should have come on the show and told more people about it because I don't think people were aware as to who she was because the media was trying to silence her.
• 29:56
  Now you have all these kooks in place who will continue.
• 30:00
  Continue to drive down the quality of life.
• 30:02
  They will continue to drive down who we are as New Yorkers.
• 30:06
  I would say four years from now, if this if the rains aren't put on this guy, we will not recognize the big apple the way it should be.
• 30:13
  The big apple will become some terroristic, and I hate saying this, terroristic Islamist state.
• 30:19
  Not because of Zorhan.
• 30:21
  Okay.
• 30:21
  Zorhan just opened the door.
• 30:23
  He's just a figurehead.
• 30:24
  He will allow the radical clerks to do his bidding.
• 30:30
  They will do the bidding for him.
• 30:33
  But do you think he's gonna stop it?
• 30:36
  Absolutely not.
• 30:39
  He will give them carte blanks to do whatever they want to do.
• 30:43
  So get ready to have little mosques uh popping up all over the city, and you'll have people who are completely unawares to what's going on, thinking, oh, this is good, this is good, until they wake up one day at 4 a.m.
• 30:54
  in the morning to a call to prayer.
• 30:58
  This is not good at all, Heather.
• 31:02
  What do you say?
• 31:04
  I mean, it's hard to imagine that, Rob.
• 31:07
  I think if that ha I think if something moves in that direction, it's gonna be gradual.
• 31:13
  Um, I don't I still have faith that New Yorkers will push back, but I you know, maybe it could start to resemble more Paris or London in that way.
• 31:25
  Heaven for I mean, we never would have thought what happened in London with this guy, the mayor Khan would have taken over it, and people thought, oh, well, he's gonna take over, he's gonna be good, and nothing good has come from him being the mayor of London.
• 31:39
  And you look at a lot of the other cities in uh the UK, the large cities have been infiltrated by foreigners running the government.
• 31:49
  They know nothing about it.
• 31:50
  And remember, this is one of the things that they said.
• 31:53
  We want to destroy the Western Western style of living.
• 31:56
  We want to destroy it.
• 31:58
  Here's something that's interesting.
• 32:00
  Because they come to these countries, the West the West, not liking it.
• 32:04
  You have all of these Muslim countries overseas that they can go to.
• 32:08
  Why won't they go there?
• 32:09
  Why don't they try to make a change there?
• 32:11
  Why come here?
• 32:12
  You know why they come?
• 32:13
  Because they know that we're easily deceived.
• 32:18
  Very easily deceived.
• 32:19
  And we allow this to come in.
• 32:21
  We have allowed this infiltration.
• 32:23
  They tried to do the same thing in Minnesota.
• 32:26
  Thankfully, the mayor there, Frey, who isn't a good mayor.
• 32:30
  He was able to best the Somalian who was running.
• 32:34
  But there were other cities that elected Muslims.
• 32:40
  And Dearborn, Michigan.
• 32:42
  Look at what happened in Dearborn, Michigan.
• 32:44
  I mean, this is all around us.
• 32:46
  Now, some will say, Oh, you're being a xenophobe, and how can you say this?
• 32:49
  And no, I this is a cautionary tell.
• 32:53
  If you don't like our lifestyle, get the hell out.
• 32:58
  Just leave.
• 32:59
  We don't need you here.
• 33:01
  We allowed you to come here because you claimed where you were was oppressive, or you couldn't get ahead.
• 33:07
  So why would you come here and bring those the exact same oppression to this country?
• 33:16
  Why do it?
• 33:17
  It's just it doesn't make any sense, Heather.
• 33:20
  Well, from their standpoint, I mean, they have more opportunities in this country to make money and you know, spread their gospel, as you say.
• 33:33
  To make more money and then to destroy our lifestyle to make more money and to attack us viciously.
• 33:40
  I mean, it's unheard of, but you know, that's what they're doing.
• 33:44
  Oh, yeah.
• 33:45
  But I mean, the thing is it's more, it's a little more complicated because a lot of them, some of them anyway, aren't aren't as radical, and America's done a good job of assimilating them.
• 33:59
  But they're not the ones that are speaking out.
• 34:00
  They're not the ones who are speaking out.
• 34:02
  They're not the ones who are running for office.
• 34:04
  The ones who are running for office are the radicals.
• 34:07
  And it's with the intent of destroying.
• 34:10
  I mean, we're hearing, I heard, I read somewhere that they want to do a show, Sharia Law.
• 34:16
  I'm like, are you serious?
• 34:17
  And we saw this in Texas when they wanted to build a little epic city, build a little town for Muslims and have Sharia law.
• 34:27
  And it's only a matter of time, also, Heather, before we get a judge who ascribes to Sharia law and will introduce it.
• 34:35
  We only have one law, and that's the constitution.
• 34:38
  There's no way around it.
• 34:39
  It is the constitution.
• 34:40
  But when you start to lure the standards and start saying, well, maybe we should consider this.
• 34:45
  No, there is no consideration for no worth the law.
• 34:47
  Our law is the constitution.
• 34:50
  And that's what we go by.
• 34:52
  So if you have these radical judges that want to do something different, like Sharia Law, you're out of step with our basic, the basic foundations of our nun of our nation, of our country.
• 35:07
  But you have this taking place.
• 35:10
  You have individuals who want this.
• 35:15
  This is a very dangerous place to be in.
• 35:18
  And I've said it on numerous occasions.
• 35:21
  And I even said it, Heather, you and I, we spoke about this the night of the election when I said that Trump was telling people, you know, vote for Cuomo.
• 35:30
  It wasn't that he liked Cuomo.
• 35:33
  He didn't like him at all.
• 35:34
  But it's better the devil you know than the devil you don't know.
• 35:38
  And I think his whole thing was we can't allow this radical to take control of New York City, because if it does, it will be a watershed moment with others thinking they can do the exact same thing, meaning other radicals thinking, well, I can run for mayor and I can become mayor and I'll be could control this and I'll be able to do this.
• 35:58
  Now, granted, you can only become the president if you were born here, but that doesn't make keep you from being the governor.
• 36:08
  Next up, we'll have a radical Muslim running for governor of a state.
• 36:14
  And then their children, if their child is born here, that child has every right to run for the presidency.
• 36:22
  I hope we're not so completely dumbed down that we would do that and consider it.
• 36:28
  Electing that into office.
• 36:31
  I mean, I just again, as you said, whoever it seems far-fetched, but look at where we are now.
• 36:39
  The world's largest the financial institution of the world at the moment, because as we said during the first block, a lot of these companies are moving to Texas, Florida, and North Carolina.
• 36:50
  We saw the move to North Carolina.
• 36:52
  That was happening like about a decade ago.
• 36:54
  But now we see it precipitously, people are now leaving and going to Texas because the laws are more favorable.
• 37:01
  They have a law in order unlike New York.
• 37:04
  New York State, different.
• 37:05
  New York City, it's like the Wawa West.
• 37:08
  You got uh Alvin Bragg, who's okay with the crime.
• 37:12
  And and a lot of this is also compass of uh Cuomo.
• 37:16
  He allowed this to start.
• 37:18
  And with Trump saying to vote for him, he was trying to, again, trying to save Democrats because they made a big mistake.
• 37:25
  It's like, okay, let me see if I can throw your lifeline.
• 37:27
  But this is their fault.
• 37:29
  They created this.
• 37:30
  We didn't create it.
• 37:33
  Democrats created this.
• 37:35
  They created this monster.
• 37:36
  They have created this disaster.
• 37:40
  We're just trying to save them.
• 37:43
  But they created this.
• 37:46
  And now we have to live with it.
• 37:50
  Something that they created.
• 37:53
  And it's not good at all.
• 37:55
  Now we again will have to help them save themselves, throw them another lifeline to get out of this mess that they created, thinking, oh, we're gonna do something, you know, fancy.
• 38:06
  We're gonna show that we're we we like everybody, and we can let this come in and that come in, not understanding the full effect, not understanding what they've done.
• 38:17
  But time will tell.
• 38:18
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• 38:22
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• 38:25
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  Back with the last half of the show, and as I mentioned, Heather is a bit under the weather.
• 41:27
  But uh hopefully she will be able to uh pull through uh this last half of the show.
• 41:32
  Now I came across a piece that I always do in research, but I want to share with you all something that uh I saw that was posted on social media platform, and it went like this.
• 41:43
  Why aren't Americans allowing people born overseas to govern them?
• 41:47
  Why is Ilean Omar born in Somalia, Premala Jayapal, born in India, Zerhan Mandami, born in Uganda, Raja Kharishna Murabatha, born in India, given authority to to make decisions for Americans.
• 42:01
  They weren't ways raised with our traditions, they didn't grow up pledging allegiance to our flag, they don't share our history, yet they're allowed to shape and change our laws.
• 42:11
  This isn't representation, it's infiltration.
• 42:14
  Time to wake up America.
• 42:15
  You know, I agree with that to a certain degree.
• 42:18
  Now, people can come here and say, you know, I I like the American way of life, and uh it's like they say it's like a melting pot.
• 42:28
  And I'm going to support that.
• 42:30
  But the people that I've mentioned, mainly Ilean Omar.
• 42:37
  She seems to be fighting against everything that we would say America is about.
• 42:45
  Fighting against it.
• 42:47
  She has camped out in her little area there with all her Somalian friends, and it seems as if though they're trying to bring their way of life, their culture to our shore.
• 43:00
  The same with Primala Jaya Paul.
• 43:03
  And Heather, I've never been able to reconcile or understand why that is considering they were fleeing oppressive ways of their country.
• 43:15
  If it wasn't for us, Ilion Omar would still be in Somalia in some little mutt hut, starving, trying to survive.
• 43:23
  But we opened up our doors, and this was under the Barack Obama administration and allowed her to come in.
• 43:28
  And from that, she's elevated herself and she's been elected to Congress.
• 43:33
  I don't get it.
• 43:34
  And I have been calling the alarms on this for quite some time.
• 43:37
  I want to say going back to 2020.
• 43:42
  I've been saying we need to look at this.
• 43:44
  Why are these people being elected until political office?
• 43:52
  Look at their region, look at their area.
• 43:54
  Well, she's supporting a lot of Muslims.
• 43:57
  But their values, their culture isn't about America first.
• 44:01
  It's about their country.
• 44:03
  Well, if it's about your country, go back there.
• 44:06
  And I just I never understood it, Heather.
• 44:09
  What are your thoughts?
• 44:10
  I mean, look, I don't like their policies either.
• 44:14
  I mean, I don't take issue with them being elected because of where they're from.
• 44:19
  Um I mean, I think that a lot of Americans are very deeply imbued with this idea of our country being a melting pot, a nation of immigrants, you know, and and a lot of us, let's face it, we're the children of immigrants, and so it's natural to an extent that we would welcome that.
• 44:41
  I mean, I I I think I understand what you're saying.
• 44:44
  You're saying that they're they're bringing some of the values of these places as opposed to wanting to assimilate into America.
• 44:56
  And I, yeah, I mean, that's been the trend for quite a long time, I think.
• 45:00
  Um we see a lot of emphasis on people in their own silos and their own groups.
• 45:10
  I mean, you know, one thing I I was dismayed about.
• 45:13
  I mean, I was talking to some of my friends in New York, and by the way, I I don't personally know anyone who voted for Mandami, I admit, you know, um most of my friends are the 40 plus year old people, so I don't know a lot of young people in New Yorkers right now very well.
• 45:30
  Um, but you know, one thing that a couple of my friends were saying is, you know, all Mandami would have had to do is say something nice about Israel.
• 45:38
  I said to them, look, he's not going to say anything nice about Israel in a million years, but he wouldn't have even had to go that far.
• 45:46
  I mean, all he would have had to say is something like, you know, I don't support Netanyahu in Israel, but we're not in Israel or the Palestinian territories.
• 45:54
  He would say Palestine.
• 45:57
  You know, we're in New York, and we don't want to migrate the difficulties or the violence from that region to here.
• 46:04
  And, you know, no vi, you know, he could even do the little immoral equivalency thing, which I don't agree with, but you know, pretend that it's equally both sides and say, you know, nobody from either side promoting violence will be tolerated in New York because this is New York.
• 46:20
  This isn't the Middle East.
• 46:21
  That's all he would have had to say.
• 46:22
  He didn't even have to, you know, act like he likes Israel.
• 46:26
  But I mean, even that was too much for him, you know, along with what you're saying.
• 46:32
  He's not willing to clearly articulate that he does not support globalize the intifada.
• 46:38
  And I thought, you know, I thought when he was asked about that, instead of saying, well, I would discourage use of the term, that's really what was really his opportunity to say, look, I'm mayor of New York, potentially, I don't want trouble here.
• 46:52
  Um, I don't want to migrate the problems from over there over here.
• 46:57
  So no, I don't want to globalize that conflict.
• 47:01
  I'm not, you know, saying anything about it because it's not my job.
• 47:06
  I'm gonna be mayor of New York.
• 47:08
  I'm not mayor of the Middle East.
• 47:10
  You know what I mean?
• 47:11
  I mean, it would have been an easy, easy thing for him to field.
• 47:15
  But I mean, the fact that he didn't only suggest it does suggest to me this is very ominous because you know, even a neutral statement like that, I guess, would have been you know, unacceptable to his base who want to egg on this conflict.
• 47:31
  They want to keep, you know, demonizing Israel and picking on Jews here in America.
• 47:38
  It's not even enough for them to support the Palestinians in what they see as their struggle, you know.
• 47:45
  They want to bring it here.
• 47:47
  I think you're right.
• 47:48
  I think that these people, you know, and I'm not gonna go so far as to say that we're all you know, gonna make everybody wear a burqa in five years.
• 47:55
  And I don't I don't agree that that.
• 47:56
  I mean, I think that's a little bit of an exaggeration.
• 47:59
  I hope.
• 48:00
  But I do think that we've seen a lot of very one-sided um opinion about the Middle East conflict completely normalized in the past.
• 48:12
  I think you're breaking up a little bit.
• 48:14
  Oh, sorry.
• 48:15
  Um, you know, we've seen the one-sided uhness and the tossing around of terms like genocide and the total demonizing of Israelis.
• 48:24
  I'm gonna jump in.
• 48:26
  Uh your mic is breaking up.
• 48:27
  It's really uh shaky.
• 48:29
  We can barely hear you.
• 48:30
  I hope you can hear me without it breaking up.
• 48:33
  Yeah.
• 48:34
  I can.
• 48:35
  Yeah, for some reason it's breaking up.
• 48:37
  I don't know if it moved or not, but it broken up, but just to your point, you know, them seeing globalized into fatada, and you know, a lot of people who don't even understand what it means.
• 48:47
  And you know, yes, he's not he is a mayor of New York City, and he's not the mere of Israel, but still Israel is one of our allies, and a lot of people are having problems with that.
• 49:01
  They're I don't I don't know what's what's going on that people just like they started freaking out with oh no, no, no.
• 49:08
  You know, Israel, Israel, bad.
• 49:09
  And I'm thinking, folks, come on.
• 49:11
  What did this come?
• 49:12
  What did this hate?
• 49:13
  Where did this hate come from?
• 49:15
  What did we grow out of?
• 49:16
  We see it's happening with Tucker calls and him interviewing this guy, Nick Buentis.
• 49:21
  And I mean, this is this is really got to stop because this is not who we are as Americans.
• 49:28
  We have other allies that we give aid to.
• 49:32
  But for some reason, we're jumping on this crazy bandwagon with a lot of these young people, again, not understanding history, and it just goes back to the uh miseducation at schools.
• 49:47
  Kids aren't being told anything.
• 49:52
  Okay, Heather's saying that she's hearing breaking up on my end, also.
• 49:56
  We're having problems in the studio, folks, and we do apologize for that.
• 50:00
  I don't know what happened or what's happening.
• 50:02
  Heather, can you hear me now?
• 50:05
  Yeah, better now.
• 50:06
  Okay.
• 50:07
  I and I when you spoke, it was a little breakish there as well.
• 50:11
  I don't know what's causing this.
• 50:14
  Uh the gremlins again, you have gremlins who don't want us to get this truth out there to tell you to make you all aware or what don't want to hear our analysis was happening, but we're going to continue to speak truth to power regardless, because what's happening in our country is very dangerous.
• 50:34
  And people need to be made aware.
• 50:37
  People need to wake up because we cannot survive what what's happening right now.
• 50:43
  And that's one of the things that a lot of our enemies want to happen.
• 50:48
  They don't want us to survive.
• 50:50
  They want us to be destroyed.
• 50:51
  They want us to be divided.
• 50:53
  They want us at each other's throats.
• 50:56
  And that's how many of them have come to power.
• 50:58
  Heather, can you hear me okay now?
• 51:00
  Yes, I can.
• 51:01
  How about you?
• 51:02
  Can you hear me?
• 51:03
  Uh, you coming in, but when you speak is kind of there's a breakage.
• 51:06
  I don't know what's causing that.
• 51:08
  Uh well, I I hope it's not on my end.
• 51:13
  I wish we could ask our dear listeners if it's both of us are just and it might just be it might be my headset that's causing it.
• 51:27
  Uh hopefully when uh while they're listening to this is not uh breaking up on their end.
• 51:32
  But as I mentioned, we do have to we have to educate ourselves.
• 51:37
  We have to educate our children.
• 51:39
  We have to let our children know, young people know what's happening, that they're not bad, and make them aware.
• 51:47
  As there's a thing that says, you know, if you forget history, you're doomed to repeat it.
• 51:52
  I'm very afraid that that's what's happening, Heather.
• 51:56
  That there's so many people, kids that don't know history.
• 52:00
  So we will be repeating history again with all the hatefulness and the ugliness that comes with it, and we don't want that, you know, and it shouldn't be that way.
• 52:14
  But unfortunately, it seems as though that's what's happening.
• 52:17
  You know, I try to keep an open mind, even in the midst of all and to realize that look, I mean, there's a lot of suffering on both sides.
• 52:26
  I'm not trying to be a moral equivalent because I know why this is happening, and everybody who saw the videos of October 7th should know why and who the antagonists are.
• 52:38
  However, there are a lot of people suffering on both sides of this conflict.
• 52:44
  And I think that if people are focused on only one side, I mean it it then yeah, they're gonna get worked up, and yeah, I mean, there so I mean I don't know that all of this is just pure Jew hatred and you know, but I do it's ignorance, some of it is ignorance.
• 53:04
  We don't, it's very it's very selective outrage.
• 53:07
  I mean, we don't hear about all the children, we don't hear people see people taking to the streets to condemn the government of uh Sudan for you know deliberately murdering hundreds of thousands of people.
• 53:23
  I mean, we don't see these same people concerned about the children uh, you know, who are dying in Syria.
• 53:31
  We don't, I mean we did I think that the element that's anti-Semitic is is you know, I've said this before.
• 53:39
  I mean, anybody who's truly humanitarian, and I do know a couple people like this, you know, they may disagree or you know, feel that Israel's military response is has gone too far or something.
• 53:52
  I mean, I think it's easy for them to say that.
• 53:55
  They're not the ones whose families are going to be torn to pieces by terrorists if the military response is insufficient, but you know, maybe they're just they're they're heartbroken about the deaths of Palestinian children, but anybody who feels that way would also be heartbroken about the deaths of Israeli children and the kidnapping and torture of them and of the hostages.
• 54:17
  I mean, it's like, how do you if you really have a humanitarian position, you have to see this isn't totally one-sided, you know, even if you and I mean I can see that too.
• 54:27
  I I don't deny the suffering of the Palestinians.
• 54:30
  I don't delight in that.
• 54:32
  I don't, you know, for a second feel anything but horrible that Palestinian children are dying.
• 54:38
  But I mean, what I find suspicious about a lot of this protest is it's so totally completely one-sided, and they pretend that you know, Israel.
• 54:48
  I mean, if they were really just concerned about the death toll and all that, they they wouldn't be playing pretend, they wouldn't pretend that there was no October 7th, and that this is just a genocide being conducted for no reason because Israel wants to kill these people.
• 55:04
  I mean, you you have to acknowledge, even if you think the death toll is unacceptable, that it's a military reaction to this horrendous attack on civilians.
• 55:15
  So, you know, it's just the total one-sidedness of it in the way that they're protesting that I do think is um very um you know, smacks of of anti-Semitism.
• 55:28
  But I think some of it is just that people are easily led, Rob, and the media has tremendous power, like we always discuss.
• 55:36
  The media leads most people to their opinions, and it takes a really um critical kind of thinking mindset and independent spirit to sift through the message the media's given you.
• 55:52
  I mean, for instance, the Russia-Ukraine thing.
• 55:54
  We've talked about that, you know.
• 55:56
  I'm not saying that I like Putin or that Putin was right in what he did or anything like that, but I mean the thing is, I mean, there's not there's no Russian perspective allowed in our media, you know.
• 56:12
  And I mean, I think for a long time, that's why I understood what Tucker Karlson was saying.
• 56:17
  And by the way, I am very dismayed at him and at the Heritage Foundation.
• 56:22
  I don't mean to skip around here, but you know, there's a difference between speech, you know, respecting someone's right to their sick opinion and not shutting them up or threatening them with jail, you know, and giving them a platform, you know, for him to give a platform to Nick Fuentes, uh total complete Holocaust denying Jew hater, and for the Heritage Foundation, which is the conservative movement's leading think tank to support him in doing that.
• 56:55
  I have to say, you know, it's very, very disgusting to me as a Jewish American.
• 57:01
  And I, you know, for many years, you and I have talked about how the real threat, the bigger threat in terms of anti-Semitism is coming from the left.
• 57:08
  I do agree with that in general, but I have to say that um, you know, I I am disappointed in some of our conservative folk to not understand the difference between you know there's speech and then there's giving a really prominent platform to somebody like this, which I don't agree with.
• 57:28
  Well, look, we're all out of time, but we're gonna continue this conversation because we I'd have my thoughts on that also, and we have been sharing that.
• 57:36
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• 57:39
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• 57:44
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• 57:47
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• 57:52
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• 57:56
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• 57:58
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