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manhood hour. Greetings dear friends

2:36

from a documentary. I'm a

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2:42

follows on from what we've been discussing today

2:44

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talk to a man who is responsible for

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that documentary and so much more. A

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person who comes very highly

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recommended. He is the president, the

3:07

founder of Take Charge Minnesota. Kendall

3:09

Qualls, welcome to the manhood hour. So

3:14

Bastian, thank you so much for having me. So

3:16

let me ask the first question, which is the standard

3:18

question here for our guests on the manhood hour. Is

3:21

there a crisis amongst

3:23

men? If there is

3:26

a crisis, what is the nature of that

3:28

crisis? Yeah,

3:30

there definitely is a crisis. In fact, there is a

3:32

book written probably about four or five years ago called

3:34

The Man of the Boy

3:36

Crisis. Actually, The Boy Crisis is a heavily researched

3:39

book by two PhDs. And

3:41

what's been happening over the last 20 years

3:43

or so is that there's been

3:46

a shift toward a more maternalistic culture,

3:48

if you will, in the United States. Versus

3:51

the one that we used to have was patriarchal.

3:54

Now, when I say that, I don't mean it

3:57

was toxic male. It was. We

3:59

were just... dragging women around by their

4:02

by their hair by any means. It wasn't

4:04

bad at all. It was a more of

4:06

a protective relationship

4:10

that we've had as men toward

4:12

the people in our families in our communities. That's

4:15

what it used to be. And we

4:17

were we were trained, I was one of those

4:19

that's trained to take responsibility

4:23

to take charge,

4:25

you know, responsibility yourself, your family, your community,

4:28

and to have high standards expectations

4:30

for yourself. And then

4:32

to help others that could not

4:35

help themselves. Very different between

4:37

those that could help themselves, but chose nothing.

4:40

So what what is the genesis of this?

4:42

Because I see it amongst

4:44

the generation of young men who

4:47

are the same age of my son,

4:49

that there is, and you

4:51

just see it in the statistics, whether it's

4:53

the suicide rates, whether it's

4:55

other statistics concerning the difference between

4:58

young men and young women. What

5:00

is the genesis of it? Is

5:03

it is it new wave feminism?

5:06

Is it the fact that conservatives

5:08

who are part of the patriarchy

5:10

in the non pejorative sense,

5:12

kind of ignored culture? Where

5:15

would you you focus on

5:17

the the genesis of this

5:19

assault on on manhood? Well,

5:23

I would have to lay that at the feet of

5:25

the teachers colleges. So these are the colleges that

5:27

you know, in the United

5:29

States that have been teaching the teachers

5:31

that teach our

5:34

public school students. This

5:36

probably 25 to 30 years ago, where

5:38

you had this Marxist Marxist

5:41

indoctrination that started to infiltrate

5:43

our schools, universities, and in

5:46

our public school teachers colleges. And

5:48

that Marxist ideology was

5:50

one that just turned everything

5:52

upside down. It was to, first

5:55

of all, disrupt the traditional nuclear

5:57

family. It

6:00

has an objective to shift

6:02

people from this ideal

6:05

of capitalism to

6:07

more of socialism and

6:10

become more dependent on government and

6:13

less dependent, obviously, and appreciate the

6:15

essence of Judeo-Christian

6:17

values. So, I

6:19

would say it started there, again, 20, 25 years

6:21

ago. And

6:23

here's where you can see the outcome

6:26

of that. More recently,

6:28

about four years ago, there was

6:30

a survey done of

6:32

United States citizens. 41,000

6:36

people were in this survey, said, of

6:39

those 41,000, if you were 45

6:42

years and younger, only

6:44

19% of those

6:46

participants could pass the U.S. citizenship

6:49

test. So, basically,

6:52

these kids could not pass the same

6:54

test as legal citizens coming to the

6:56

United States. If you were 60

6:58

and older, 74% could

7:02

pass that citizenship test. And

7:04

basically, what that tells you is this wholesale

7:07

upshift and turnip, upside-down

7:10

nature of the teaching

7:12

of our kids in

7:14

our public school system. These

7:16

younger populations, their IQs are not less

7:19

than the older generation. It's just they've

7:21

never been taught what they should have

7:23

been taught about the virtues

7:25

of our country. They've been taught

7:27

all the negative things, all the sins of

7:29

our country, but none of its virtues. But

7:33

they also have disrupted this sense of

7:36

manhood, boyhood. And

7:38

you can see it in the pedagogy

7:41

that they teach, taking

7:43

out things like recess, dodgeball, and

7:45

forcing boys to sit still, don't

7:47

move. And it's against a lot

7:50

of the nature of what we

7:52

know of childhood development, especially in

7:54

boys. And can you

7:56

explain to me one question? Maybe

7:59

I'm just naive. you talk about the

8:01

results that these ideologically

8:05

infected teacher training colleges

8:08

have resulted in

8:10

the knock-on effects, for example

8:12

in Baltimore and elsewhere, that

8:14

the average child, especially average

8:16

black child, cannot graduate with

8:18

any basic competency in

8:20

literacy or in math. Why

8:23

are there no consequences for these

8:25

failures? Why do the parents of

8:27

these children after five, 10,

8:30

20 years of these results not actually

8:33

instigate any consequences for those who

8:36

have failed their children? I find

8:38

it hard to understand not only

8:40

that Democrats are re-elected in these

8:42

cities, but why the parents seem

8:44

to be satisfied for the utter

8:46

failure of the schools? Well

8:49

let me give you some context of this Sebastian.

8:52

So I was

8:54

actually a product of some of

8:56

those schools in

8:58

those inner cities. So my parents divorced when

9:01

I was five years old. My father came

9:03

back from Vietnam in the late 60s. My

9:06

mother took us five kids

9:09

to live with our grandparents in

9:11

Harlem, New York in the late 1960s, early 70s.

9:15

So even though I was in the

9:17

worst one of the worst school systems

9:19

in the country in Harlem in the

9:21

late 60s, I was

9:23

able to get enough basic

9:25

of education from first to fifth

9:28

grade and then

9:30

later with my father from fifth grade onward

9:32

in Oklahoma. We lived in a rural trailer

9:34

park in Oklahoma. So I didn't get

9:36

the best of what we would call

9:38

of education, but I got enough of what

9:40

I needed and then the rest was my

9:43

that inner, you know, fire

9:45

in the belly to get what I needed

9:47

to get out of poverty where

9:49

I was able to graduate

9:52

from college working full-time become

9:55

an army officer, an artillery

9:57

officer, then get recruited into

9:59

a a Fortune 100 company, leading

10:03

sales, marketing teams, billion dollar brands,

10:05

$90 million budgets,

10:08

have a successful career ending at a

10:10

global vice president for a major healthcare

10:12

company. If

10:15

I was starting in the

10:17

same situation, same schools today,

10:20

I would not be able to achieve that same

10:22

success because I would

10:24

not have access to the same basic information,

10:27

basic education that I started with.

10:30

These kids are not even getting that. And

10:33

again, with you, you asked, well,

10:36

why are parents supporting

10:39

this? It's because these parents have

10:41

been indoctrinated themselves. Yeah. I mean, this has been going

10:43

on now for 30 to 40 years. And

10:46

if you're a young teenage parent or

10:48

a 20 year old back in the

10:50

seventies, well, you're

10:52

only expecting the same type of education

10:55

that you received, which is not much. Well,

10:58

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11:00

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15:50

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15:52

in the last 15 years, I've seen

15:55

a rank deterioration of

15:57

those conditions. How

15:59

does— politics play into that

16:01

beyond just culture? And

16:03

let me ask the most provocative

16:05

question of all, has BLM

16:08

been a function of

16:10

that, a driver of that? Where does

16:12

Black Lives Matter fit into the racial

16:15

milieu today? Sure. And

16:18

let me give you some context. So this

16:21

is, I get asked this question quite a

16:23

bit, and I educate people around our state

16:25

and the country on this issue. So

16:28

the Gallup poll has been doing polls

16:30

on race relations in the United States

16:32

for decades. In

16:36

2002, the measurement

16:39

of one of the highest ratings for

16:41

positive race relations in the United States by

16:43

both Black and white participants, it was at

16:45

70 percent, 70 percent of Americans

16:49

rated race relations at good or

16:51

very good. This is 2002. So

16:55

this is just a year off to 9-11. That's

16:58

right. And now, 2002, and

17:00

this is six years before we have

17:02

our first Black president, it

17:05

wasn't until 2012 and 13 did

17:08

you start to see a

17:10

huge decline in that race

17:12

relations category. And this

17:14

idea of systemic racism is a

17:16

false narrative. And

17:19

it's used, BLM is a

17:21

tool, racist is a tool, and

17:23

Black Americans are being used as a

17:25

tool for this political agenda of systemic

17:28

racism, institutional racism. It

17:30

is really a Marxist agenda. It's

17:32

not civil rights 2.0. The

17:35

reason we can say that

17:38

is because during the same time

17:40

of this supposedly systemic racism, we

17:43

have a decline in complaints

17:45

to the Equal Employment Opportunity

17:47

Commission to its historic

17:49

levels that has never been seen

17:51

before, historic lows. We

17:54

have increased every

17:56

year, increased interracial marriages.

18:00

increased every year during this time. We

18:02

even have people that are faking

18:05

into pretending and lying on their applications

18:08

that they're of

18:10

the ethnicity of color

18:12

when they're not. We're

18:15

still living in a racist country. Would

18:18

be counterproductive, you'd think. Exactly.

18:23

The politicians are stoking these flames. And

18:25

how they're able to do this and

18:27

convince most Americans of this is

18:29

that even when these shootings

18:32

that we've had of Black citizens, they

18:38

perpetrated it in a way that this is

18:40

happening on a daily basis. And

18:43

everyone has researched this. Even those that

18:45

are on the left have

18:47

researched this. Roland from

18:51

Harvard is a good example. He

18:53

wanted to prove that it was actually taking

18:55

place. And after

18:58

his research findings, after months of this,

19:01

he went on the public domain and he

19:03

went to the interview in the New York

19:05

Times and said it was the

19:07

largest surprise of his career that

19:10

he found that police officers were

19:12

not targeting Black citizens

19:15

in these random shootings. And

19:17

in fact, it was the opposite. Actually, you

19:19

found more white citizens were getting shot than

19:21

Black. And so this

19:23

has been a false narrative being

19:25

pushed by academia and by media

19:27

with their allies on

19:30

the left on the agenda that

19:32

doesn't take place again for a

19:34

political agenda to undermine our country,

19:37

divide Americans, to

19:39

push them, to push these agendas

19:42

of DEI and everything else that we

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have in the marketplace. Well, we'll talk

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about who might be the grandfather of

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DEI later in

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the Manhood Hour. It's a fascinating,

19:53

fascinating suggestion. But let me

19:55

just, of course, I'm oversimplifying

19:57

things and I'm no expert on it. on

20:00

U.S. history or on black

20:02

American culture, but it seems to me that,

20:04

for example, the Reverend Martin Luther

20:06

King Jr., he did what he

20:08

did to actually

20:11

improve race relations, and what we're

20:13

seeing happen today is

20:15

leveraging race for political power. And

20:17

those are two very different ways

20:19

of approaching the question of race.

20:22

One has the objective of improving things.

20:25

The other uses race to actually

20:27

make the exploiter of the issue

20:30

more powerful. We're talking to Kendall

20:32

Qualls. She's the author of The

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Prodigal Project, Hope for American Families,

20:37

the man behind the I'm a

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Victor documentary, and also the

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diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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And a very interesting theory in

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one of your latest articles. Not

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a theory, but an exposition, if

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you will. W.E.B. DuBois,

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or DuBois, as he's sometimes

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called, the man behind

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the founding of the NAACP. Although—although

25:21

there are those who say it

25:23

was, in fact, white Jewish Marxists

25:25

who really used him as their

25:28

poster boy to create that organization.

25:30

You said the division today has

25:32

been sown primarily in the teacher

25:34

training colleges because of Marxist ideology.

25:37

Will you explain to us why

25:39

this isn't just a crackpot

25:41

theory, but why the long

25:43

march institutions, as

25:46

Rudi Deutschke called it, is

25:49

demonstrable in institutions

25:51

in America that have been

25:53

riven through by left-wing ideologues?

25:57

Well, first of all, they'll—

26:00

tell you today. They're so blatant about it. They'll

26:02

tell you. In fact,

26:04

the head of the teachers union for

26:06

the United States, the National Federal Teachers

26:08

Union, they mentioned they're

26:10

at war against the patriarchy, they're at

26:13

war against capitalism. If

26:16

you're at war against capitalism, that means you're

26:18

for something else. And

26:21

the only two other elses that

26:23

I know are socialism and Marxism, and both

26:25

of those have been debunked from history from

26:27

just the outcome data. And

26:29

so that's clear. And

26:33

most of these organizations, most of

26:36

these schools will have some type

26:38

of annual celebration for one

26:41

of their heroes is Paulo Ferrari.

26:44

Ferrari is a Marxist that's come

26:46

out of Latin America in

26:48

the 1950s, 60s. And again,

26:51

a lot of his teachings as

26:53

pedagogy is something they replicate in the

26:56

teachers colleges. What's important

26:58

about the DEI part is then that they're

27:00

masters at this, they know how to use

27:02

language against. So

27:05

if you're against diversity, then that makes you

27:08

something that not so positive, if you get

27:10

inclusion. But all of these

27:12

words are the exact opposite of

27:14

what they mean. It's not diversity

27:16

and inclusion and equity.

27:18

And again, equity is more about

27:20

outcomes, not about equality. They don't

27:22

want equality. This

27:26

is about outcomes. And look,

27:28

my mind just give you a frame

27:30

of reference and context from my background,

27:32

my parents lived through the Jim Crow

27:34

South. I know

27:36

what systemic racism is. And

27:39

I share with people that my parents would have

27:41

loved to have grown up in

27:43

America. I grew up in. These

27:46

are not the same institutions from

27:49

the 1950s and 60s. Now, no one's going to

27:52

give you anything. You've got to go out and work for

27:54

it. But that's

27:57

the idea. You have to work for it. And the last

27:59

thing, the last What I just want to see is someone

28:01

like me with nothing,

28:04

absolutely nothing starting in my life, to

28:07

be able to go and achieve and be

28:09

successful in this country, raise a

28:11

family, raise five children to

28:14

love and adore this country and to be

28:16

successful themselves and be

28:19

contributors of their communities. Yeah,

28:22

you are the thorn in their side

28:24

because you disprove all

28:26

of their Marxist theories. Do

28:30

you need, we only have 30 seconds

28:32

here, but does there need to be

28:34

a centralized conspiracy or is this just

28:37

people who are all imbued with the

28:39

same ideological culture?

28:42

This has been orchestrated from the top and

28:44

started in the politics and I believe in

28:46

starting in the Obama administration. Because

28:50

they all share the same ideology. If

28:54

you are Ilhan Omar or

28:57

Obama or the head of a

28:59

teacher training college, you all

29:01

share the same ideology. Fundamentally that America

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29:06

is bad, capitalism is bad, and

29:09

the founding fathers, all of that is

29:11

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29:15

we must all be divided into oppressed or

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you know fatherless homes are the number one

33:05

problem in the black community? 85%

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of all youth in prison didn't have their father in

33:10

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33:12

of all high school dropouts didn't have

33:14

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33:18

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one of the most tragic things, Mr.

33:46

Qualls, that truly breaks my heart. If

33:48

you just look at the figures for

33:51

black America that 60, 70 years ago, less

33:53

than 30% of

33:56

children were born out of wedlock. And now that proportion is down.

34:00

has flipped and it's 70% that are

34:02

born without a father in the home,

34:04

which I think explains so much that

34:06

we need to know. I'm going to

34:09

ask another version of the question I

34:11

asked previously. Why is the

34:13

black community allowing this to

34:15

be done to themselves again

34:17

and again and again? Yeah.

34:21

So first of all, I did a deep dive

34:23

into this and it started about five years ago

34:26

and I got involved in a public arena in

34:28

the Ramford Public Office. And

34:30

having lived it myself, starting

34:35

in Harlem back in the early

34:37

late 60s, here's what's

34:39

happened in our country beginning

34:41

in the mid 70s with the LBJ administration.

34:43

I don't think people have a full understanding.

34:47

When the social welfare program started, I

34:50

tell people it's the first time in

34:52

the history of the United States that

34:55

the government financially incentivized women

34:58

to have children outside of

35:00

marriage. And

35:03

I have to ask, was the goal

35:05

really, was it really

35:07

so cynical just to put black

35:09

Americans back on a plantation, this

35:12

time a political one? Was it

35:14

really a conscious effort to buy

35:16

these people in perpetuity? Absolutely

35:20

it was. Now

35:22

there is a circumstantial

35:24

evidence that points to that. It's

35:26

not direct, but there's a

35:29

ton of, I would call, circumstantial

35:33

evidence and LBJ directly.

35:37

Here's what happened and the evidence

35:39

proves afterwards, especially

35:41

even leaders in the black community. So

35:44

your question is why do they continue

35:46

to do this? Sebastian,

35:50

after the first decade

35:52

and the second and third decade

35:54

of seeing these declines of marriage

35:56

and these steep increases of the

35:58

Foggleness Homes, There's

36:00

not been one initiative, not

36:03

one national initiative, reversed

36:06

it then, until now. This

36:09

is what we're doing at Take Charge. In fact,

36:11

we have the largest video library. So

36:13

think about PragerU library, for example. We

36:16

have the largest video library of Black Americans

36:19

that denounced critical race theory, denounced Black Lives

36:21

Matter, and they called for a need to

36:23

get back to the basics of

36:26

what the cultural roots were of the Black

36:28

community was faith, family, and education. And

36:31

we're the only organization nationally that

36:34

is calling for a restoration of

36:36

the two-parent Black family and school

36:38

choice. Not

36:40

the NAACP, not the Congressional Black Caucus,

36:43

not the Urban League, and definitely not

36:45

Black Lives Matter. We're the

36:47

only organization to do that. It's

36:49

shocking to me, personally, it's disheartening. Even

36:53

the Black leaders have led this organization,

36:56

led our organization, and led our culture

36:58

astray. And this

37:00

is the nature of my book, the prodigal project.

37:02

It is literally, we went

37:04

off the run. We

37:06

left what we have learned as a

37:09

culture in the worst of

37:11

times that kept our families together. And

37:13

this prodigal project is all about going

37:15

back not to the 1950s, not to the 1960s,

37:17

but back to

37:19

the basics. That's what we're

37:21

talking about and what you can expect. When

37:24

you do that. My reaction, and

37:26

this isn't meant to be a criticism, just a

37:28

statement of fact or my reaction.

37:32

I love PragerU. I think it's one of the

37:34

most important entities taking back the

37:36

culture. And Dennis is a friend

37:38

of mine. But it's one thing to make

37:41

videos of what needs to be

37:43

done. But surely, unless

37:45

the leaders of the

37:47

Black community, especially the church leaders say,

37:50

yeah, a father is needed.

37:52

Yes, the nuclear family is good.

37:54

Yes, rap culture is bled. Yes,

37:56

yes. Unless the leaders step up

37:58

to the plate. Is anything going

38:01

to change, Mr. Qualls? Absolutely

38:04

not. And you're right, Sebastian.

38:06

And that's why our organization, we

38:08

have over 50 volunteers now that

38:10

have joined our organization and we've only

38:12

been around for literally less than three

38:14

years. And we're

38:17

spreading this beyond the state of Minnesota. And

38:19

it just so happens we have to be,

38:21

we happen to be

38:23

in the epicenter, where the most recent

38:25

rioting and looting and all that happened and

38:27

spread across the country. Our

38:29

goal is to start another

38:32

revolution and transformation in the epicenter

38:34

here in Minnesota and have it

38:36

spread in a positive way across

38:38

the country and restoring those

38:40

two-parent families and finding the right leaders.

38:43

The leaders that we have now in our

38:45

communities, they're all mini Al Sharptons. They've

38:47

been bought for and paid for. And

38:50

all of our leaders- They're in the, what

38:53

I call the ethno business. They're

38:55

the race hustlers. It is in their

38:57

interest not to have robust

39:00

black families in America, because then there's

39:02

no need for them, and then there's

39:04

no way they can hustle their money

39:06

out of your IBM, Coca-Cola and everybody

39:09

else. We're talking to the author of

39:11

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there's something with regards to your

41:38

issue, Kendall calls it, is so,

41:40

I don't know, promising, that is

41:42

a political aspect. You recently wrote

41:44

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41:46

hearing every day. Disillusioned

41:49

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41:51

GOP, which of course, let's remind

41:53

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41:55

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41:58

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42:01

this the moment? Is this where

42:03

we could break the grip of

42:05

what I deem to be a

42:07

genetically racist party, the Democrat party,

42:10

break their grip on black America?

42:12

Is it really happening? And if

42:14

it is happening, how

42:17

much and how important and significant

42:19

could it be? Well,

42:22

to that point, let me give you an idea,

42:24

Sebastian. You got

42:26

to remember, black

42:28

Americans have been told for the last five

42:30

years 365 days a day, 24-7, that

42:38

Donald Trump, the Republican Party, the most

42:40

racist institution, racist, racist, that's all they've

42:42

been hearing the last five years. And

42:45

now the New York Times poll shows

42:48

that over 20 percent of black Americans will

42:50

be willing to support Donald Trump. How

42:52

in the heck did that happen? This is

42:54

going on organically. This is not

42:56

some type of campaign by the

42:58

Republican Party, by conservatives.

43:01

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43:04

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43:07

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43:09

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43:11

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43:14

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43:16

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43:19

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43:22

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43:25

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43:27

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43:29

a – running for a seat as a

43:31

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43:34

so, I mean, these are – these

43:37

things are happening organically because people are

43:39

– get that logical

43:41

deductive reasoning. We've been here. We

43:43

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43:46

a short period of time when President Trump was in

43:48

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43:51

now we're not again. Yeah, we're not again. That

43:53

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46:24

welcome to your dose of

46:26

sanity. Three hours of what's

46:28

really happening in America, what's

46:30

happening in the world, and

46:33

what the left has planned

46:35

for you. One of

46:37

the, I can't even use the word mastermind because

46:41

that would mean he'd have to have

46:43

a high IQ. One

46:45

of the eminence greys, one of

46:47

the grey beards of the Democrat

46:50

party is James Carville. And here's

46:52

a rather strange take on the

46:54

new Speaker of the House, Mike

46:56

Johnson. And it kind of

46:58

indicates what the game plan

47:01

is for the next eleven and a half months.

47:03

Play cards. Some are

47:05

Christian nationalism. Absolutely. This

47:08

is a bigger threat than Al Qaeda up

47:10

to this country. Let me

47:12

tell you something. They have Speaker of

47:14

the House, they got probably

47:17

at least two Supreme Court

47:19

justices, maybe more. Don't

47:22

kid yourself. People in the press

47:24

have no idea who this guy is,

47:26

how he was formed, what the

47:28

threat is. And this is a

47:31

fundamental threat to the

47:33

United States. It is a fundamental threat.

47:35

Don't believe in the Constitution. They'll

47:38

tell you that. A fundamental threat to

47:40

the United States. What's he talking about? He's

47:42

talking about Mike Johnson. He's talking

47:44

about the new Speaker of the House.

47:48

And he says that that individual, because he

47:51

believes in God, is

47:53

a greater threat to America than

47:56

Al Qaeda, who killed 3,000 people in a high-tech country. 102

48:00

minutes. What's happening?

48:03

Why are they doing that? Well,

48:05

we've got the headlines just over

48:07

the weekend. The Atlantic

48:10

says the second Trump

48:12

administration would be a

48:14

catastrophe. The New York

48:16

Times, why a second Trump

48:18

presidency may be more radical

48:20

than the first. Oh,

48:22

we've got this trainee multiple cuts that we

48:24

will share with you who

48:27

says that the America, the

48:29

United States, is sleepwalking

48:31

into a dictatorship with

48:34

Donald Trump as the

48:36

GOP front-runner. And

48:38

then lastly, Robert

48:41

Kagan, neo-con

48:43

par excellence, his,

48:47

what is it, 10,000 word,

48:49

vomitous piece in the Washington

48:51

Post, a Trump dictatorship is

48:53

increasingly inevitable. We should stop

48:56

pretending. Who made all of

48:58

that possible? Who gave us

49:00

a new speaker? As

49:02

Carville said, who's more dangerous than Al

49:04

Qaeda. We've got him on the line,

49:06

Florida's very own Matt Gaetz. Happy Monday

49:09

to you, Congressman. Happy

49:11

Monday. Thanks for having me, Dr. G. All right.

49:13

We haven't spoken in front of our audience since,

49:16

I don't think we have since it happened. So

49:18

I just want to thank you personally and on

49:20

behalf of the American First Listers for getting us

49:22

a new speaker of the house, Matt. Well,

49:25

we needed one and now the work

49:28

lies ahead and we can attack it

49:30

in earnest. My problem with the last

49:32

few turns is that we never could

49:34

get straight answers. And when we received

49:36

commitments, they were often unfulfilled. Mike

49:39

Johnson has begun his time as speakership

49:41

getting the subpoenas out the door to

49:43

Hunter and Frank Biden. That had been

49:45

really constrained by Kevin McCarthy for seven

49:48

months prior. And he also got more

49:50

of the January 6 tapes out. We've

49:52

got additional tranches to come, but

49:55

that was something that we were told couldn't

49:57

happen before. Now it's happening. budget

50:00

process has to actually reduce spending,

50:02

not with games or gimmicks, but

50:04

in the reduction of actual dollars.

50:07

And as I'm speaking with you, Dr.

50:09

Gorko, we're negotiating the finer points of

50:11

our reforms to some of the spying

50:14

and surveillance authorities that the FBI has

50:16

really turned against the American people. We

50:19

have to talk about the news from Chairman

50:21

Comer regarding what seems to be the smoking

50:23

gun of bank transfers

50:26

from the Hunter Biden Company or

50:28

WASCO to Joe Biden. I'll

50:31

get your take in a moment. But first,

50:33

could you react? It seems to be the

50:35

Democrats were issued their talking points over the

50:37

weekend, and they can't

50:39

defend Biden anymore. And

50:41

so all they're saying is Donald

50:44

Trump, Nazi, Nazi, Nazi, fascism, dictatorship.

50:46

It looks like that is their

50:48

campaign platform for 2024. I

50:52

think it's even worse. I think that

50:54

they are greenlighting assassinations. When

50:56

you hear people talk about Trump

50:58

as Hitler or as some sort

51:01

of authoritarian tyrant, they're trying

51:03

to justify violence against him and

51:06

violence against his supporters. And

51:08

it is sickening and un-American. I

51:10

condemn it in the strongest

51:12

possible terms. But they're

51:14

done having a debate with

51:16

us about trade policy or

51:19

foreign policy or economic policy.

51:21

We're just also so

51:25

evil to our core that we

51:27

have to be vanquished from the

51:30

debate. And that's where you really

51:32

start to see society erode and

51:34

fall apart. And I

51:37

want to engage our political

51:40

opponents in the battle space of ideas.

51:43

And yet they seem to be

51:45

so eager to try to use

51:47

these unprecedented tools for politics. And

51:50

we see that through the criminal

51:52

justice process, through the efforts

51:54

to try to remove Trump from the

51:56

ballot so he's not even considered in

51:58

some jurisdictions and the American people aren't going

52:00

to stand for it. What is

52:02

the right response, Congressman Gates? I

52:05

think you're right. If we have the likes

52:07

of Dan Bongino, former Secret Service agent, we

52:10

have no Trump supporter, but

52:12

we have Harvard Emeritus Professor Alan Durch,

52:14

we'd say they both fear for the

52:16

life of the president. What is the

52:18

right response, seeing that we have 11

52:20

and a half months ago? Well,

52:22

we have to win. That

52:25

is oftentimes in

52:28

service of this tactical plan we

52:30

need, that not allow ourselves to

52:33

be outvoted, out balloted, even

52:35

when a majority of the people want to

52:38

see Trump elected. I worry

52:40

about our election integrity efforts. I'm

52:42

trying to bolster those by getting

52:44

some of our sharpest operatives and

52:46

attorneys engaged and right

52:49

there on a hair trigger, because one

52:51

thing we learned after the last election

52:53

is that after a properly

52:56

voted ballot gets polluted

52:59

with improperly voted ballots, there's not a

53:01

judge in the land that will grant

53:03

the remedies to go unwind that. I'm

53:06

laser focused on making sure in

53:09

these critical jurisdictions they're not changing

53:11

the rules or the practices in

53:14

order to try to disrupt what

53:16

I think will be a way

53:18

of election for Donald Trump and

53:20

Republicans. We've got two minutes left

53:22

with Congressman Matt Gaetz of Florida.

53:24

His book and his podcast is

53:26

Firebrand. Follow him at repmattgaetz.house.gov. Congressman,

53:30

please explain the significance of

53:33

the news from the Chairman's

53:35

Office of the wire transfer

53:38

from the Hunter Biden Company in 2018

53:40

straight to Joe Biden. Yeah,

53:44

you call it a company, but

53:47

Alaska was really just a money

53:49

laundering pass-through. They made no products

53:51

and provide no legitimate service. They

53:53

were there just to function as

53:55

a vehicle so that foreign cash

53:57

could make its way into the

53:59

bank. accounts of members of the

54:01

Biden family and their close

54:03

circle. And so seeing direct payments

54:06

from Alaska to Joe Biden, it

54:08

shows who was really benefiting. We

54:10

already know what was really being

54:12

sold, and that was access to

54:14

Joe Biden. And now we see

54:16

who was benefiting. And that was,

54:18

indeed, Joe Biden. It continues

54:20

to also erode the credibility of

54:22

the president. He said he was

54:24

never involved in these business deals,

54:26

but yet he's on the phone

54:29

talking to the business participants and

54:31

principals, according to the Kevin

54:33

Archer testimony. Now the records

54:35

show he's directly financially benefiting.

54:38

It seems to tighten the noose legally

54:41

speaking around the facts that Chairman

54:43

Comer has been developing. And I

54:45

think that it's one of the

54:47

reasons why we now have the

54:49

vote to have the

54:51

impeachment inquiry blessed by the

54:53

United States House of Representatives.

54:56

I think we have to get you back for

54:58

a longer discussion, Congressman, especially before the deposition

55:00

of Hunter Biden next week. In the

55:02

meantime, please follow this man at Rep

55:05

Gates, Matt Gates, and also the

55:08

Firebrand podcast. Thank you, Matt. I'm Sebastian

55:10

Gorkett. This is America First. Make sure

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