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Pentagon Spends MILLIONS on Secret "Social Engineering" Program (Ep.140) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning, happy Valentine's Day, and welcome to Bongina Report,
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Speaker 1: early edition. Trump gets serious about turning Canada into the
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Speaker 1: 51st state. The Mexican president threatens to sue Google Maps
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Speaker 1: over the Gulf of America name change. Trump annihilates BRICS'
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Speaker 1: challenge to the U.S.
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Speaker 2: Dollar.
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Speaker 1: The IRS is getting audited, ironically. The DOD is is
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Speaker 1: exposed for funding a secret multi-million dollar social engineering project,
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Speaker 1: Clay Travis drops truth bombs on the woke scolds at
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Speaker 1: my alma mater, stores offer Valentine's Day cards for work
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Speaker 1: wives and work husbands, and a study finds that Gen
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Speaker 1: Z is far more opposed to casual sex compared to millennials.
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Speaker 1: All this on Bongina Report, early edition. I am ringing
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Speaker 1: the alarm bells. I've loved everything that Trump's done so far.
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Speaker 1: It's been an amazing admin. I am not on board
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Speaker 1: with his latest idea, his big plan, his big dream.
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Speaker 1: Trump is getting serious about turning Canada into a state.
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Speaker 1: And I really, really hope that that does not happen.
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Speaker 1: The president genuinely, like I said, seems to want to
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Speaker 1: make this a reality. And he's now suggesting... that he
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Speaker 1: will remove all protection, military protection, against foreign enemies for
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Speaker 1: Canada until Canada becomes the 51st state to pressure the
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Speaker 1: country into, I guess, just submitting to him? Take a listen.
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Speaker 3: Canada's been very bad to us on trade, but now
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Speaker 3: Canada's gonna have to start paying up. And Canada's been
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Speaker 3: tough on the military because they don't have a.
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Speaker 4: Very, they have a very low military cost.
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Speaker 3: They think we're gonna, you know, protect them with our military,
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Speaker 3: which is unfair. So Canada's gonna be a very interesting
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Speaker 3: situation because, you know, we just don't need their product,
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Speaker 3: and yet they survive off the fact that we do
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Speaker 3: 95% of what they do. And Canada is just absolutely,
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Speaker 3: I say it, and sometimes people smile, and sometimes they say,
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Speaker 3: great idea, but... Canada, their taxes would come down greatly.
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Speaker 3: Their security would go up greatly. Amazing things happen to Canada.
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Speaker 3: And really, Canada in this particular, why would we pay
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Speaker 3: $ 200 billion a year in subsidies to Canada when they're
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Speaker 3: not a state? You do that for a state, but
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Speaker 3: you don't do that for somebody else's country.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's a good point. I still don't like
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Speaker 1: this plan. I want you to listen to how he
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Speaker 1: addresses Justin Trudeau in this clip. It's pretty funny.
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Speaker 4: I spoke to Governor Trudeau on numerous occasions, and we'll
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Speaker 4: see what happens. Governor Trudeau. Governor Trudeau.
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Speaker 1: Governor Trudeau. You guys, I don't want it. I do
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Speaker 1: not want Canada to become a state. This is a
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Speaker 1: communist country. Radical left-wing country. They literally encourage old people
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Speaker 1: and mentally ill people to commit suicide for the benefit
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Speaker 1: of their socialized medicine. And yes, there are good Canadians.
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Speaker 1: Who's in the chat from Canada, Michael? Maple A? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: Maple A in the chat from Canada. A lot of
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Speaker 1: you guys, I see you. You're in the chat. You're
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Speaker 1: talking about how Canadians aren't all bad. I totally agree.
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Speaker 1: Canadians aren't all bad. There's no country where everybody's all bad.
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Speaker 1: It's not possible. The problem is the majority of Canadians
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Speaker 1: vote very, very poorly. And they oppress good people like
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Speaker 1: Maple A in the chat. And we can't afford to
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Speaker 1: let them poison this country electorally. We can't. Now, I'm
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Speaker 1: totally fine with Canada becoming a territory like Puerto Rico. Fine.
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Speaker 1: Let's do it. Done deal. Canada, territory. Not a state.
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Speaker 1: Here's how Trudeau has responded to this proposal from President Trump.
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Speaker 4: I've said unequivocally from the beginning, there's not a snowball's
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Speaker 4: chance in hell that Canada will ever be the 51st state.
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Speaker 1: Not a snowball's chance in hell will Canada become a
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Speaker 1: 51st state. And you guys, I got to tell you,
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Speaker 1: out of everything that I just played, that made me
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Speaker 1: the most scared. That made me actually feel like it's
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Speaker 1: going to happen. I'm really worried now because, again, this guy,
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Speaker 1: I mean, he's such a beta male. It's such a
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Speaker 1: weird chirp, like snowball chance in hell. Okay, Justin. Like,
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Speaker 1: now I feel like it's really going to happen. So,
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Speaker 1: and I hope it doesn't. Speaking of really weak, empathetic
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Speaker 1: foreign leaders like Justin Trudeau, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said
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Speaker 1: Thursday that her government was considering whether to initiate a
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Speaker 1: lawsuit against Google for renaming the Gulf of Mexico, the
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Speaker 1: Gulf of America on Google Maps. They're going to sue Google, apparently.
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Speaker 1: They're thinking about it. Google Maps, of course, now shows
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Speaker 1: the Gulf of America in the United States and both
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Speaker 1: the Gulf of America and the Gulf of Mexico in
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Speaker 1: all other parts of the world. And yet Claudia, she's
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Speaker 1: not happy about this. She told Reuters, quote, We are
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Speaker 1: going to wait. We are already seeing, observing what this
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Speaker 1: would mean from the perspective of legal advice, but we
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Speaker 1: hope that they will make a revision. They meaning Google Maps.
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Speaker 1: I say go ahead and try, Claudia. I mean, she's
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Speaker 1: so pathetic. And I don't really care about any opinions
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Speaker 1: that this woman has because she is bought and sold
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Speaker 1: by the cartels. You don't win elections in Mexico unless
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Speaker 1: the cartels say you're allowed to win that election. This
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Speaker 1: is a narco state. This is a country that is
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Speaker 1: essentially behind the scenes and maybe even not so behind
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Speaker 1: the scenes run by satanic terrorists who are flooding drugs
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Speaker 1: into this country, human trafficking across our border. And now
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Speaker 1: this woman who's been essentially installed by the cartels, because
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Speaker 1: like I said, if you are not cartel approved, you
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Speaker 1: die if you're running for public office. She's going to
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Speaker 1: lecture us. She's going to threaten legal action against American companies.
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Speaker 1: Screw off, Claudia. I don't care what you have to say.
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Speaker 1: And the other thing that's horrible about her, she moralizes
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Speaker 1: all the time about immigrants and being kind and kind
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Speaker 1: of like Pope Francis, right? But except the point is
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Speaker 1: much less well taken from Claudia Scheinbaum. She'll say, oh,
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Speaker 1: you have to have dignity for the immigrants, treat them well.
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Speaker 1: It's like, girl, you are cartel installed. Don't left-wing moralize
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Speaker 1: to me about immigration. We all know why you want
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Speaker 1: mass immigration and open borders. Because you are bought by
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Speaker 1: the cartels. You're their mouthpiece. This open borders queen, bought
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Speaker 1: and sold by a satanic terrorist, is going to tell
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Speaker 1: us what to do in America? I don't think so.
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Speaker 1: All right. I am really excited by Trump's declaration yesterday
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Speaker 1: that BRICS is dead. Yes, dead. That's what President Trump
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Speaker 1: said exactly. BRICS is, of course, an alliance between Brazil, Russia, India, China,
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Speaker 1: South America... Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, and the UAE. So
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Speaker 1: a lot of countries that America is not too friendly with.
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Speaker 1: Some of them we are, some of them we aren't.
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Speaker 1: And these nations have been floating the idea of creating
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Speaker 1: a BRICS currency for a long time now, or for
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Speaker 1: some time now, challenging the U.S. dollar. And Trump has said,
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Speaker 1: absolutely not. I mean, this man is America first. He's
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Speaker 1: a nationalist. Of course he opposes BRICS. Take a listen.
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Speaker 4: I don't care, but BRICS is... was put there for
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Speaker 4: a bad purpose. And most of those people don't want
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Speaker 4: to— they don't even want to talk about it now.
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Speaker 3: They're afraid to talk about it because I told them
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Speaker 3: if they want to play games with the dollar, then
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Speaker 3: they're going to be hit with a 100 percent tariff
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Speaker 3: the day they mention that they want to do it.
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Speaker 3: And they will come back and say, we beg you,
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Speaker 3: we beg you not to do this.
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Speaker 4: BRICS is dead since I mentioned that. BRICS died the
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Speaker 4: minute I mentioned that.
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Speaker 3: And I know I remember when Obama and Biden in particular,
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Speaker 3: I guess he said that, oh, they have us over
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Speaker 3: a barrel.
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Speaker 4: They don't have us over a barrel. We have them
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Speaker 4: over a barrel.
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Speaker 1: Listen, you guys, this is why Trump is an amazing leader.
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Speaker 1: This is why we voted him in. Because he is
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Speaker 1: somebody who exudes strength. He is somebody that will actually
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Speaker 1: stand up for us and not allow there to be
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Speaker 1: a challenge to the US dollar. Are you kidding me?
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Speaker 1: And Biden, he just reacts to all of these crises as,
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Speaker 1: I don't know, I'm just going to fall down the stairs. Finally,
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Speaker 1: we have an actual leader who's putting this country first.
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Speaker 1: By the way, I want to make an amendment. You
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Speaker 1: guys left a comment that I accidentally said South America.
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Speaker 1: Of course, that's not a country. Those are a bunch
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Speaker 1: of countries. I meant South Africa. You're totally right. My bad.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes I misspeak. Now, Trump, in addition to his America
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Speaker 1: First agenda, signed a fair and reciprocal executive order. And
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Speaker 1: this order is essentially about tariffs and affects all of
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Speaker 1: our major trading partners. And it means that if somebody
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Speaker 1: tariffs us, we tariff them the exact same amount. And
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Speaker 1: as Trump was signing this really important executive order, order,
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Speaker 1: he was really rudely interrupted by CNN's golden girl, Caitlin Collins.
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Speaker 1: Here is how President Trump put Caitlin Collins in her
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Speaker 1: place yesterday.
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Speaker 5: Well, that's a good one.
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Speaker 1: Mr. President, you've won the White House in part because
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Speaker 1: of high inflation. If your tariffs make prices go up.
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Speaker 3: Excuse me, we haven't asked you to speak yet, please.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I just want to... I'm going to address that
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Speaker 1: video in a second. Somebody left a comment that I
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Speaker 1: want to actually take a second to talk about. They said, Evita,
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Speaker 1: I don't follow your line of thinking... Hypothetically, if Canada
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Speaker 1: became a state, they would be forced to follow the
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Speaker 1: constitutional laws of any other state. Okay, yeah, they would be,
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Speaker 1: I don't know about constitutional laws of any other state,
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Speaker 1: but of this country, yes, they'd be forced to follow
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Speaker 1: the constitution. The point that I'm making about Canada and
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Speaker 1: why they shouldn't become a state is that they would
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Speaker 1: get electoral votes. They would be able to have a
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Speaker 1: say in who becomes the president of the United States.
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Speaker 1: They would have a say in what senators and representatives
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Speaker 1: are heading to Congress. We don't want those votes from Canada.
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Speaker 1: because they don't vote very well. Like I said, they're
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Speaker 1: a communist country. They're very left-wing. We don't need, as
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Speaker 1: we're already a very 50-50 country, to have that poison
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Speaker 1: in our federal government. It's not necessary. We don't want that.
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Speaker 1: And then whatever kind of left-wing representatives or potentially president
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Speaker 1: that they help get elected in this country will affect
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Speaker 1: all the rest of us across the country. So that
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Speaker 1: is why I oppose them becoming a state. Totally fine
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Speaker 1: with them becoming a territory. Let's talk about Caitlin Collins
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Speaker 1: for a second, because that was just an incredible clip.
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Speaker 1: And it is why I love President Trump. He put
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Speaker 1: her in her place. And just so you know, Caitlin
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Speaker 1: Collins isn't just a serial liar for CNN. She is
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Speaker 1: a fraud to her core. Caitlin Collins got her start
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Speaker 1: at The Daily Caller, which is a conservative publication. And
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Speaker 1: at The Daily Caller, you can look this up, she'd
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Speaker 1: write tons of right-wing articles. She'd go on Fox News.
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Speaker 1: and she'd slam George Soros and woke college campuses. But
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Speaker 1: then she gets a gig at CNN, and suddenly she
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Speaker 1: changes her tune. And she isn't a true believer. And
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Speaker 1: now she's towing the establishment line on everything. Caitlin Collins
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Speaker 1: is a chameleon, like a lot of people in media,
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Speaker 1: who doesn't really believe in anything other than money and
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Speaker 1: climbing the ladder. She's a really nasty person. All right,
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Speaker 1: back to President Trump. Trump has announced that Doge will
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Speaker 1: be auditing the IRS, for corruption and waste. And before
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Speaker 1: I play this clip for you all, can we just
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Speaker 1: take a moment to acknowledge how perfect it is that
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Speaker 1: the IRS is getting audited? It's just incredible. Take a listen.
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Speaker 6: Mr.
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Speaker 7: President, those workers arrived today, Gavin Klager and others arrived
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Speaker 7: today at the IRS.
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Speaker 1: Do you expect to close the IRS?
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Speaker 4: Or what are you expecting? No, I don't expect it.
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Speaker 3: But I think that the Internal Revenue Service will be
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Speaker 3: looked at like everybody else. Just about everybody's going to
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Speaker 3: be looked at. So they're doing a hell of a job.
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Speaker 3: It's an amazing job they're doing.
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Speaker 1: I love it. Yes, please audit the IRS. And can
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Speaker 1: I just say, we talk a lot about the FBI.
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Speaker 1: The FBI is horrible. We talk a lot about DHS
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Speaker 1: and the Border Patrol and the There's a lot of
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Speaker 1: agencies that get a lot of attention in this country.
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Speaker 1: The IRS has been out of the news for a
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Speaker 1: little bit, but the IRS is just as weaponized. You
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Speaker 1: guys remember the scandal from the Obama admin when the
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Speaker 1: IRS was purposely going after conservative organizations, giving them a
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Speaker 1: lot more scrutiny and headaches just because they were right-wing,
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Speaker 1: specifically the Tea Party was targeted. And I have a
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Speaker 1: personal story about this too. When my dad ran for
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Speaker 1: Congress the first time, it's not very normal. for individuals
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Speaker 1: to get audited. Oftentimes, it's organizations, it's businesses. It's pretty
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Speaker 1: abnormal for a person to get audited. It happens sometimes.
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Speaker 1: But interestingly, coincidentally or not, right after my dad announced
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Speaker 1: that he was going to run for Congress against a
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Speaker 1: very powerful member, David Obie, who had been in office
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Speaker 1: for over 40 years, maybe, yeah, I think it was
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Speaker 1: over 40 years, a long time, was the chair of
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Speaker 1: the Ways and Means Committee, which is a really powerful
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Speaker 1: committee in Congress. Suddenly he gets notified that he's being audited.
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Speaker 1: And there were a lot of little instances like this
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Speaker 1: around that time period where people would be right wing
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Speaker 1: or be running for office or ask a question that
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Speaker 1: Obama didn't like. And then suddenly they get audited. The
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Speaker 1: IRS is just as full of corrupt and bad people
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Speaker 1: as any other agency in this government. And so I'm
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Speaker 1: glad they're getting audited. I'm glad that Doge is going
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Speaker 1: to look into them thoroughly. By the way, Elon Musk
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Speaker 1: shared this yesterday because, again, you guys, we're getting a
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Speaker 1: lot of flack from members of Congress on the left
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Speaker 1: and a lot of bureaucrats in this country that this
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Speaker 1: is really, really horrible and awful that Elon Musk and
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Speaker 1: Doge are looking into the federal government. It's really a
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Speaker 1: signal of something far more sinister. Here was Maxine Waters
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Speaker 1: giving what I think was a Freudian slip recently.
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Speaker 8: The people of this country are being violated because all
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Speaker 8: of our privacy is being taken taken up by Elon
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Speaker 8: Musk and Trump, and we don't know what all they
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Speaker 8: have on us. We don't know what all they have
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Speaker 8: on us.
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Speaker 1: We don't know what all they have on us. So
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Speaker 1: we're afraid of Elon looking into what the federal government
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Speaker 1: is actually doing. And maybe that's not what she meant.
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Speaker 1: I think it was a Freudian slip, because I think
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Speaker 1: that's exactly why these people are afraid of Doge. That's
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Speaker 1: exactly why. Oh yeah, the IRS scandal, it's not like
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Speaker 1: a theory. It's not like, yeah, Michael's totally right. This
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Speaker 1: is NPR. NPR of all places. IRS apologizes for aggressive
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Speaker 1: scrutiny of conservative groups. This is like, we all know
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Speaker 1: this is real. And what's even crazier to me than
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Speaker 1: the federal government doubling down on all of the bad
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Speaker 1: things that they've done and trying to skirt any kind
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Speaker 1: of accountability is that the establishment media, which again is
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Speaker 1: not part of the government, allegedly, whose job it is
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Speaker 1: to have actually done the investigative journalism to uncover ages
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Speaker 1: ago everything that Doge is discovering right now, the media
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Speaker 1: is still running PR for the deep state. Like, your
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Speaker 1: special privileges are gone. The government funding that you were getting,
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Speaker 1: Politico or Reuters or whoever, it's gone. All the special privileges,
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Speaker 1: the trusted sources, tagline that you could use, it's gone.
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Speaker 1: Times are changing. And instead of switching teams and becoming
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Speaker 1: real journalists in this critical moment, they are doubling down
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Speaker 1: on their bad behavior, on their bad journalism. There was
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Speaker 1: Nicole Wallace on MSNBC.
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Speaker 3: I think it's a.
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Speaker 7: Sense maybe that some people had that Trump might come
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Speaker 7: back and be good. But Trump isn't capable of being good, right?
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Speaker 7: He's only interested in doing harm to the government because
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Speaker 7: he's so angry at the government. And it's actually... I mean,
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Speaker 7: I think Fred Trump and Mary Trump have done the
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Speaker 7: most to help me understand it, right? There is... There
17:43
Speaker 7: is a sadistic element to his personality, that the wall
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Speaker 7: didn't just have.
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Speaker 2: To be beautiful.
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Speaker 7: It had to have spikes on the top and be
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Speaker 7: black so it would burn. That the department couldn't just
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Speaker 7: dismiss the cases against him. Anyone involved in them would
17:54
Speaker 7: have to be punished. I mean, punishment is so central.
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Speaker 7: The problem with punishment is it's the least popular thing
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Speaker 7: he ran on.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Trump wants to harm the government because he's angry at
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Speaker 1: the government. And that's such a bad thing. That's so crazy.
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Speaker 1: It's not like, you know, we had the... the entire
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Speaker 1: Intel apparatus come together and say, oh yeah, the Hunter
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Speaker 1: Biden laptop that was verified by the FBI a year
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Speaker 1: prior was actually disinformation. It's not like that happened. They
18:21
Speaker 1: pressured social media companies to censor it. It's not like
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Speaker 1: any right-wing content on social media was massively censored across
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Speaker 1: multiple topics and people by the Biden. Now, oh wait,
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Speaker 1: that did happen. It's not like they pushed the Russia
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Speaker 1: collusion hoax to delegitimize the will of the people for
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Speaker 1: the entire first term. It's not like that happened. Oh no, wait,
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Speaker 1: it did happen. And you know what? Nicole doesn't really
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Speaker 1: seem to understand that I'm angry too. It's not just Trump.
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Speaker 1: You guys are angry. I want to take a jackhammer
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Speaker 1: to the federal government's waste and corruption and secrecy. It's
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Speaker 1: not just Trump. It's all of us. The only people
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Speaker 1: that don't seem to care about this, strangely, is Nicole
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Speaker 1: Wallace and her friends in the media and the government itself.
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Speaker 1: When you have a legal surveillance, direct censorship of the public,
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Speaker 1: election interference, waste, fraud at the hands of unelected, monstrous bureaucrats,
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Speaker 1: we need to tear things down and start from scratch.
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Speaker 1: And it's a superiority complex of how dare Trump or
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Speaker 1: how dare the people that I can't stand. We elected Trump.
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Speaker 1: Susan from USAID, who's greenlighting transgender operas in South America,
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Speaker 1: did not get my vote. Trump did. Dave Smith explains
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Speaker 1: this perfectly. Take a listen.
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Speaker 5: And think about Doge. and the reaction to it. The
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Speaker 5: US federal government, biggest organization in the history of the world,
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Speaker 5: spends more money than anybody else in the history of
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Speaker 5: the world and has accumulated more debt than any other
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Speaker 5: organization in the history of the world. And as soon
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Speaker 5: as anybody even suggests modest cuts or even just opening
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Speaker 5: the books, everyone in this town loses their freaking mind.
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Speaker 5: And says it's going to be the end of the world.
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Speaker 5: And that, in fact, this is the corruption. The corruption
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Speaker 5: is opening the books. The corruption is cutting any government spending.
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Speaker 5: Think about for a second how fucking backward that is.
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Speaker 1: He's so right. Dave Smith gets things right. I couldn't
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Speaker 1: have said it better myself. And speaking of this corruption
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Speaker 1: that Doge is uncovering, they have just discovered that the DOD...
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Speaker 1: has paid Reuters $ 9 million for a social engineering project. Reuters,
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Speaker 1: like the outlet, for social engineering. Between 2018 and 2022,
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Speaker 1: the Defense Department made mysterious payments to Reuters for a
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Speaker 1: large-scale social deception project. That's a quote, large-scale social deception project.
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Speaker 1: According to my former boss, Sean Davis of The Federalist,
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Speaker 1: the multi-million dollar defense contract to study large-scale social deception
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Speaker 1: was run by a group called the 711th Human Performance Wing,
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Speaker 1: an Air Force research laboratory project run out of an
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Speaker 1: Air Force base in Dayton, Ohio. Now, we don't know
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Speaker 1: what this active social engineering unit did with all that money,
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Speaker 1: but Sean notes that we do know who managed and
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Speaker 1: oversaw the social engineering and deception project, and that is
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Speaker 1: a DARPA scientist named Joshua Elliott, who abandoned his academic
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Speaker 1: field of theoretical particle physics to focus on global warming
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Speaker 1: and climate change. Per the Federation for American Scientists, Elliott
21:55
Speaker 1: managed $ 600 million of DARPA projects during his six-year tenure
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Speaker 1: at the Secretive Military Research Agency. And while, again, like
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Speaker 1: I said, we don't have all the details of the
22:07
Speaker 1: social engineering, is it really hard to imagine what was
22:10
Speaker 1: going on The federal government directly pressured big tech companies
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Speaker 1: to censor entire topics, such as the COVID lab leak theory,
22:19
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden laptop scandal, and at the same time, a
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Speaker 1: whole censorship industrial complex of fact-checkers, disinformation experts, pro-democracy NGOs
22:30
Speaker 1: rose up in the last few years to annihilate the
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Speaker 1: First Amendment. Our government and our institutions have have been
22:38
Speaker 1: in the business of George Orwell-style controlling of our minds.
22:43
Speaker 1: And we're just scratching the surface of how deep and
22:46
Speaker 1: sinister it went. All right, something amazing happened last week.
22:51
Speaker 1: The University of Chicago, my alma mater, hosted a panel
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Speaker 1: discussion called Trad Wives and Alpha Males Gender Relations in
23:00
Speaker 1: the Blender. And before I go any further, let me
23:02
Speaker 1: just tell you, the University of Chicago has a habit
23:06
Speaker 1: of only inviting people good, left-wing approved right-wing voices to
23:12
Speaker 1: speak at the school. A conservative friend of mine, Chris Phillips,
23:18
Speaker 1: actually tried to give the University of Chicago's Institute of
23:21
Speaker 1: Politics some speaker suggestions. And he was told by the IOP,
23:27
Speaker 1: the Institute of Politics, How about some non-election denying Republicans?
23:31
Speaker 1: We can only have the left-wing approved Republicans here. They
23:35
Speaker 1: can't be election deniers. So you'll understand why I was
23:39
Speaker 1: surprised to see who the University of Chicago invited for
23:43
Speaker 1: this panel. We have moderator, senior editor at The Atlantic,
23:48
Speaker 1: Hannah Rosen, and then featuring writer and sexual cultural critic
23:53
Speaker 1: Magdalene Taylor. director of the Survey Center on American Life
23:57
Speaker 1: at AEI, Daniel A. Cox, and the founder of OutKick,
24:02
Speaker 1: Clay Travis. And you guys, Clay Travis is amazing. Like
24:08
Speaker 1: I said, he's the founder of OutKick, which is an
24:10
Speaker 1: awesome outlet. The greatest, I think, challenge to ESPN and
24:17
Speaker 1: how horrible they are, it is. It's like conservative barstool.
24:22
Speaker 1: He is hilarious. He's based. He's unapologetic not what the
24:25
Speaker 1: University of Chicago is used to hearing at all. I
24:30
Speaker 1: want you to listen to the Atlantic moderator and the
24:33
Speaker 1: students flip out as Clay Travis starts to drop absolute
24:39
Speaker 1: truth bombs on them. Take a listen.
24:41
Speaker 9: So what I would start with is men aspire to
24:45
Speaker 9: be bigger, stronger, and faster than we are, almost universally.
24:50
Speaker 9: That's why superheroes are popular. That's why pro athletes are popular.
24:54
Speaker 9: Who is the most masculine Democrat right now in America?
25:00
Speaker 9: Mayor Pete.
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Speaker 1: Is that a gay joke?
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Speaker 8: No, no. Mayor Pete.
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Speaker 3: No.
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Speaker 10: Well, no.
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Speaker 9: It's just that he's not particularly masculine. Nobody's like, oh,
25:08
Speaker 9: Mayor Pete, he's a badass.
25:10
Speaker 10: Chuck Schumer.
25:11
Speaker 9: Is anybody like, hey, you know, Chuck Schumer holding up
25:13
Speaker 9: an avocado and a beer to talk about the Super Bowl?
25:16
Speaker 9: Is anybody like that trying to grill? Is anybody like, hey,
25:18
Speaker 9: that's a dude I want to hang out with?
25:20
Speaker 1: But Trump's like a grandpa.
25:21
Speaker 2: Well, hold on.
25:24
Speaker 9: Trump took a bullet in his ear and immediately stood
25:28
Speaker 9: up and said, fight, fight, fight. Every man in America
25:32
Speaker 9: and most of the women out here were impressed by that,
25:35
Speaker 9: even if the women won't admit it. She's shaking her
25:37
Speaker 9: head strong. And second part of this, basically summing it up,
25:43
Speaker 9: Democrats for men are pussies and Republicans aren't.
25:48
Speaker 1: Democrats for men. Are pussies.
25:50
Speaker 9: There are no masculine men in the Democrat party right now.
25:56
Speaker 1: I love how she tries to get Democrat men, and
25:58
Speaker 1: then he just doubles down on it. He's like, oh,
25:59
Speaker 1: you want me to restate it? He's so funny. And
26:03
Speaker 1: it was incredible because I know those kids. I know
26:08
Speaker 1: how uncomfortable they were in that room as he just
26:10
Speaker 1: laid it all out, giving them the hard truth. At
26:15
Speaker 1: the same time, breaking all their speech codes. It was delicious.
26:18
Speaker 1: It was amazing. And let me just tell you guys,
26:20
Speaker 1: I was relentlessly harassed during my time at the University
26:24
Speaker 1: of Chicago. All those kids, they treated me like crap.
26:27
Speaker 1: I was called a xenophobe, racist, homophobe. They told me
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Speaker 1: I was ugly, that I shouldn't vote, that the administration
26:33
Speaker 1: should expel me, told I should be shot, anonymous messages
26:38
Speaker 1: threatening to rape and murder me, all because of my politics,
26:42
Speaker 1: just because of how I think. These children are really
26:47
Speaker 1: used to bullying people into silence. They are authoritarian speech
26:53
Speaker 1: policers who turned in classmates and teachers for having their
26:56
Speaker 1: mask a little too far down their nose. And to
26:59
Speaker 1: see Clay Travis walk in there, not couch his language
27:03
Speaker 1: in the slightest, it brings me so much joy and satisfaction,
27:07
Speaker 1: I can't even tell you guys. And it actually gets better.
27:11
Speaker 1: Here's Clay Travis slamming the Atlantic moderator.
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Speaker 9: 60% of college graduates now are women.
27:18
Speaker 1: Right.
27:18
Speaker 3: Right?
27:18
Speaker 9: So it is impossible.
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Speaker 4: Sorry, girls.
27:21
Speaker 9: For every woman.
27:23
Speaker 1: There are no girls here. Girls, boys, you're.
27:26
Speaker 9: Girls and boys to me, too, as well as men
27:28
Speaker 9: and women. I know policing language is a big part
27:30
Speaker 9: of what The Atlantic does, not what we do at Outkick.
27:33
Speaker 3: The Atlantic is barely liberal, so.
27:35
Speaker 4: Oh, okay.
27:38
Speaker 9: Also has never made a profit without a multi-billionaire running it,
27:41
Speaker 9: which is worth knowing, too. But, unlike my company, which
27:44
Speaker 9: is wildly profitable because we speak to a big audience
27:46
Speaker 9: of people.
27:47
Speaker 1: But, I love it. And barely, what is she talking about?
27:52
Speaker 1: Barely liberal? Get out of here. I go to the
27:55
Speaker 1: Atlantic every day for stories and I often use them
27:59
Speaker 1: because they're my go-to for crazy liberal. Like what are
28:02
Speaker 1: the crazy saying? And then I go to the Atlantic
28:05
Speaker 1: and I put it in the show. It's part of
28:07
Speaker 1: my routine. I go, I see what crazy crap they're
28:10
Speaker 1: saying and I put it in the show. She has
28:13
Speaker 1: to be kidding. And by the way, just for a
28:17
Speaker 1: little bit of background for you guys, The Atlantic co-hosted
28:21
Speaker 1: with the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics when I
28:24
Speaker 1: was on campus. They would have been in.
28:28
Speaker 3: 2022, 2021.
28:29
Speaker 1: They hosted the University of Chicago Disinformation and Erosion of
28:35
Speaker 1: Democracy Conference. That was the name. We call it the
28:37
Speaker 1: Disinformation Conference. And essentially, this conference was a three-day lecture
28:44
Speaker 1: from various people in our institutions, academia, the government, media,
28:50
Speaker 1: all about censoring speech. And why actually, in order to
28:55
Speaker 1: protect democracy, this was the reasoning, we need to have
28:58
Speaker 1: only trusted sources like the Atlantic and CNN and the
29:02
Speaker 1: University of Chicago tell us what's true and silence anyone
29:06
Speaker 1: who dissents. That was the whole point of the conference.
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Speaker 1: I kid you not, I intended the whole thing, three
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Speaker 1: days long. And that is what happened. And the right-wing
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Speaker 1: student publication that I co-founded, The Chicago Thinker, at the time,
29:18
Speaker 1: ruined the entire conference by asking questions like this. Here
29:24
Speaker 1: is my good friend, Christopher Phillips, who is now the
29:28
Speaker 1: editor-in-chief of The Chicago Thinker. He's a senior at UChicago
29:31
Speaker 1: right now. Here he is wrecking Brian Stelter at the
29:35
Speaker 1: Disinformation Conference, co-hosted by The Atlantic.
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Speaker 10: My name is Christopher Phillips. I'm a first-year at the college.
29:41
Speaker 10: My question is for Mr.
29:42
Speaker 4: Stelter.
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Speaker 10: You've all spoken extensively about Fox News being a purveyor
29:47
Speaker 10: of disinformation, but CNN is right up there with them.
29:51
Speaker 10: They pushed the Russian collusion hoax. They pushed the Jussie
29:54
Speaker 10: Smollett hoax. They smeared Justice Kavanaugh as a rapist and
29:58
Speaker 10: they also smeared Nick Salmon as a white supremacist. And yes,
30:02
Speaker 10: they dismissed the Hunter Biden laptop affair as pure Russian disinformation.
30:07
Speaker 10: With mainstream corporate journalists becoming little more than apologists and
30:11
Speaker 10: cheerleaders for the regime, is it time to finally declare
30:15
Speaker 10: that the canon of journalistic ethics is dead or no
30:20
Speaker 10: longer operative? All the mistakes of the mainstream media and
30:23
Speaker 10: CNN in particular seem to magically all go in one direction,
30:28
Speaker 10: are we expected to believe that this is all just
30:31
Speaker 10: some sort of random coincidence, or is there something else
30:34
Speaker 10: behind it?
30:35
Speaker 2: It's too bad it's time for lunch.
30:37
Speaker 1: You have 30 seconds.
30:38
Speaker 10: No, I mean, there is.
30:40
Speaker 2: A clock that says 30 seconds. But I think my
30:41
Speaker 2: honest answer to you, and I'll come over and talk
30:44
Speaker 2: in more detail after this, is that I think you're
30:47
Speaker 2: describing a different channel than the one that I watch.
30:49
Speaker 2: But I understand that that is a popular right-wing narrative
30:52
Speaker 2: about CNN.
30:53
Speaker 1: Totally deflected. And he's so low IQ, he couldn't even
30:56
Speaker 1: get out of it. Okay, Michael has the top stories
30:59
Speaker 1: at The Atlantic. This says, the Gulf of America is
31:03
Speaker 1: an admission of defeat somehow. Why isn't Congress doing anything
31:07
Speaker 1: about Elon Musk? Listen closely to what Hegseth is saying.
31:10
Speaker 1: I read that one. That one was all about Ukraine
31:13
Speaker 1: and how terrible it is that we are facilitating peace
31:15
Speaker 1: in Ukraine. How to prevent Trump from defying the courts.
31:19
Speaker 1: I mean, these are their top articles. Not that liberal, though.
31:24
Speaker 1: It's barely liberal. Barely, you guys. It's just, what are
31:28
Speaker 1: you talking about? Is this woman crazy? Is she on crack?
31:32
Speaker 1: What do you mean, barely liberal? And in that clip
31:36
Speaker 1: that I just played, Chris proved why The Atlantic and CNN, which, again,
31:44
Speaker 1: both definitely left-wing publications and outlets, cannot be the arbiters
31:49
Speaker 1: of truth. No one can be the arbiter of truth
31:52
Speaker 1: except God in heaven. And this is why the founders
31:55
Speaker 1: implemented the First Amendment. And certainly professional liars like Brian
32:01
Speaker 1: Stelter cannot be the arbiters of truth. But controlling the
32:05
Speaker 1: minds of the public is an obsession of our institutions,
32:09
Speaker 1: of corporate media, of universities, of the government pre-Trump. This
32:15
Speaker 1: is what they live for, controlling minds. This is why
32:18
Speaker 1: they literally spent millions on a mysterious social engineering program
32:22
Speaker 1: while UChicago publicly worked to normalize censorship via its disinformation conference.
32:28
Speaker 1: This is a coordinated effort that Trump just threw a
32:33
Speaker 1: wrench in. All right, we have to talk about these
32:37
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day cards. Mikey, pull up the Valentine's Day cards.
32:41
Speaker 1: What you're looking at here, friends, is a photo of
32:44
Speaker 1: the Valentine's Day card section at the store and featured
32:48
Speaker 1: are two cards for work wife and work husband. And
32:55
Speaker 1: this is a relatively new and widespread way of describing
32:59
Speaker 1: someone who you work with, who you have a very
33:02
Speaker 1: close friendship with, a work colleague who you have a
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Speaker 1: special bond with, to the point where you actually start
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Speaker 1: to call them your work wife or your work husband.
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Speaker 1: And I hate it. What is this other than emotional
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Speaker 1: cheating and probably pretty soon, if not already, physical cheating?
33:19
Speaker 1: Your husband is your husband. Your wife is your wife.
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Speaker 6: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: It seems now maybe that corporate culture is just so
33:27
Speaker 1: toxic and consuming that people spend more time with their
33:30
Speaker 1: colleagues than they do their spouse. And it's wrong. Now,
33:34
Speaker 1: the great thing about my life, you guys, I'm going
33:35
Speaker 1: to tell you, I'm so grateful and happy that this
33:38
Speaker 1: is my reality. I do work with my husband. My
33:42
Speaker 1: work husband is my actual husband. And it's amazing. But
33:46
Speaker 1: let me just tell you guys, if Dan Bongino... hired
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Speaker 1: some chick who started referring to my husband as her
33:52
Speaker 1: work husband, we're going to have a problem. And you know,
33:56
Speaker 1: I'm all for working hard. I'm all for being committed
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Speaker 1: to your job. But there has to be balance in life.
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Speaker 1: A lot of people make one's job their entire personality,
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Speaker 1: and your family and your friends outside of work should
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Speaker 1: always be more meaningful than whatever's happening in the office.
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Speaker 1: If you have a work wife or a work husband,
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Speaker 1: and you feel inclined to buy them a card about it,
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Speaker 1: maybe that's a sign you need to reset your priorities.
34:23
Speaker 1: Fulfillment is not going to be found in your cubicle.
34:26
Speaker 1: And work wives and work husbands are nothing but trouble. Canceled.
34:31
Speaker 1: All right, speaking of marriage and fulfillment, I have some
34:35
Speaker 1: interesting numbers to share with you all about my generation.
34:38
Speaker 1: Gen Z apparently is less into hooking up than millennials.
34:43
Speaker 1: Researchers for The Times found that 62% of Gen Zers
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Speaker 1: are widely opposed to having spur-of-the-moment sex with strangers, while
34:51
Speaker 1: only 19% of millennials in 2004 said their friends were
34:56
Speaker 1: opposed to having spur-of-the-moment sex with strangers. Now, it's not
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Speaker 1: the exact same question. I recognize that. One asked them directly,
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Speaker 1: how do you feel about this? And the other question was,
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Speaker 1: what do your friends think about this? But I think
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Speaker 1: it still signals a massive shift. So what is going on?
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Speaker 1: And I think this is actually connected to the fact
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Speaker 1: that Gen Z is not having sex, period, let alone hookups.
35:22
Speaker 1: One in four Gen Z adults, who as of 25
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Speaker 1: can be as old as 28 years old, one in
35:29
Speaker 1: four confess to never having sex. And I think Gen
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Speaker 1: Z is just inundated with sex constantly in movies, in TV,
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Speaker 1: in music. It's incredibly explicit to the point where sex
35:43
Speaker 1: for a lot of young people in my generation is
35:45
Speaker 1: isn't exciting anymore, but it's exhausting and perhaps even nauseating.
35:51
Speaker 1: When a child is sexually abused, he or she, it's proven,
35:57
Speaker 1: has long-lasting marks and a lot of trouble being intimate
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Speaker 1: and having a normal sexual relationship in the future. Sometimes
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Speaker 1: those marks, I don't think they ever go away for people.
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Speaker 1: And it can make intimacy really difficult. And while not
36:14
Speaker 1: every Gen Zer has been raped or molested, I think
36:18
Speaker 1: everyone in my generation has experienced some degree of sexual
36:22
Speaker 1: trauma from the way our culture presents sex in such
36:26
Speaker 1: a vulgar way at such a young age. For example,
36:30
Speaker 1: I'm going to tell you about Miley Cyrus. Every little
36:34
Speaker 1: girl my age grew up watching Hannah Montana.
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Speaker 8: Everyone. Everyone.
36:39
Speaker 1: I did not, my mom didn't let me watch Hannah Montana,
36:41
Speaker 1: but I knew who she was and I wanted to
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Speaker 1: watch it. My mom was very anti-Disney Channel, but like
36:49
Speaker 1: overwhelmingly young girls in Gen Z, they watched Hannah Montana
36:53
Speaker 1: and all these other Disney Channel shows. Suddenly it's 2013.
36:57
Speaker 1: So Gen Z girls are around 12, 11, 13, 14.
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Speaker 1: And this little girl who we grew up with is
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Speaker 1: now at the MTV Music Awards with a foam finger, twerking,
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Speaker 1: tongue wagging, and pointing at her crotch, again, with a
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Speaker 1: giant foam finger. And this is actually a tame example
37:21
Speaker 1: of the kind of sexual content that most Gen Zers
37:23
Speaker 1: are exposed to. I think Gen Z is a generation
37:25
Speaker 1: that is hyper aware of how destructive the culture is
37:29
Speaker 1: that we have inherited. This is why you're seeing a
37:32
Speaker 1: surge of young Latin mass going Gen Zers and trad
37:37
Speaker 1: wives and anti-wokeism, and Gen Z men in particular voting
37:41
Speaker 1: in incredibly high numbers for President Trump. I think there's
37:44
Speaker 1: a desire for tradition and normalcy because we're a generation
37:48
Speaker 1: that has been so damaged. We've hit rock bottom. And
37:52
Speaker 1: we're being drawn to things like populism and nationalism and tradition.
37:57
Speaker 1: And the dam is breaking on the political order that
38:00
Speaker 1: emerged after World War II alongside postmodernist values that have
38:04
Speaker 1: reshaped society in its wake. And this isn't just a
38:07
Speaker 1: movement among the young. It's a global realignment. The U.S.
38:11
Speaker 1: deep state forces have been long working to suppress populism
38:15
Speaker 1: abroad and even trying to dismantle it piece by piece,
38:20
Speaker 1: except now Trump has come in and he has taken
38:23
Speaker 1: away their teeth with USAID and other parts of the
38:26
Speaker 1: federal bureaucracy. And I think for the first time in decades,
38:29
Speaker 1: America isn't just defending itself. It's on the offensive. BRICS
38:33
Speaker 1: is dead. Foreign leaders from Mexico to Canada are panicking.
38:36
Speaker 1: The IRS is being audited. USA defunded. All the establishment
38:39
Speaker 1: media carefully manufactured narratives. They're crumbling under their own weight.
38:44
Speaker 1: It's exciting. It's invigorating. It's what young people have been
38:47
Speaker 1: asking for. Now, there are plenty of uniparty figures here
38:52
Speaker 1: and abroad who assume this is just another political cycle.
38:56
Speaker 1: They think that. One, they can just wait out, neutralize,
39:00
Speaker 1: absorb back into the system, and they're wrong. This isn't
39:03
Speaker 1: just another swing of the pendulum. This isn't Reagan to Clinton,
39:07
Speaker 1: Bush to Obama. This is a fundamental restructuring of power.
39:12
Speaker 1: And I can feel it, not just politically, but spiritually.
39:15
Speaker 1: I see it in the young people around me. They
39:17
Speaker 1: aren't yearning for something new. They're searching for something lost,
39:23
Speaker 1: something that needs to be recovered. Ordered homes, stable work,
39:28
Speaker 1: spiritual and physical well-being, truth, This is deeper than politics.
39:33
Speaker 1: It is a reorientation of the self, and it is
39:36
Speaker 1: beautiful to see, and it's very, very encouraging. And that's
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Speaker 1: all I have for you guys today on this Friday,
39:42
Speaker 1: on this Valentine's Day. Thank you so much for tuning
39:45
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Speaker 1: I'll see you guys next week. The Dan Bongino Show.
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Speaker 6: I think a lot of people are underestimating the Trump
40:07
Speaker 6: effect in this midterm. You've heard it yourself. Act like
40:10
Speaker 6: I'm on the ballot. Why is he saying that? You
40:13
Speaker 6: think he doesn't know what he's doing? That is the
40:16
Speaker 6: X factor. Folks, elections are a math issue.
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Speaker 4: That is it.
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Speaker 6: This is not a football game. If you vote, we
40:24
Speaker 6: will win. It is not complicated.
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