0:00

Have you ever told a friend? Have you ever told a friend,

0:02

Oh, I'm fine. Oh, I'm fine. When you really

0:04

felt... when you really felt just

0:06

so overwhelmed? Or sent

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a text Can't sleep. Can't sleep. Are

0:10

you awake? Are you awake? When when

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you couldn't find the words to say? I'm

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scared to be alone with my thoughts right

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now. Then this is your sign to reach

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out to the 988 lifeline for

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24-7 free confidential support. You don't

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have to hide how you feel.

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Text, call, or chat

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anytime. The

0:31

Joe Biden campaign team is ramping up

0:33

its efforts to re-elect the president. They've

0:35

already sent out official emails informing Biden

0:38

that he's president, he's running for re-election,

0:40

and his name is Joe Biden. They've

0:43

removed the illegal classified documents from his basement,

0:45

so there'll be more room for him to

0:47

hide down there, and they're returning the influence-pedaling

0:49

money he took from the Chinese so the

0:52

Chinese can pay scientists to develop a new

0:54

virus that will give Biden an excuse to

0:56

hide in the basement, where he can wander

0:58

around aimlessly, wondering what happened to all his

1:00

classified documents. Meanwhile, one campaign

1:03

worker has been assigned the job of

1:05

compiling a list of Biden's accomplishments, which

1:07

mostly involves tapping his pencil against a

1:09

pad of paper and scratching his chin.

1:12

The Daily Wire has acquired the first

1:14

cut of an early campaign commercial, in

1:16

which the president looks sincerely into the

1:18

camera and says, Four

1:21

years ago, I promised to unite

1:23

this country by extending the hand

1:25

of good will to crap-faced, MAGA Nazis

1:27

who want to destroy democracy. But

1:30

we have to stay the course. We can't

1:32

just run away in humiliating chaos like

1:34

we did in Afghanistan. Otherwise,

1:36

Donald Trump might get back in office.

1:38

And sure, Trump had a great economy

1:40

at home and a peaceful world abroad,

1:43

but he was mean to journalists and, after all,

1:45

their people too. And look what

1:47

he did to our border. During his

1:50

last month in office, 17 illegal aliens were

1:52

released into our country, and we still haven't

1:54

found them. They could be hiding anywhere. Maybe

1:56

in the crowd of 200,000 illegal aliens, we

1:58

released... This week?

2:00

How could we even tell them apart?

2:02

since they're all Mexicans. Except.

2:04

For the Arabs and Chinese, they're easy to

2:07

tell apart because they're the ones holding the

2:09

explosives but the next. But the Mexicans all

2:11

look pretty much alike and all their songs

2:13

have the word corazon and them so they

2:15

sound the same to. But. Without

2:17

them we wouldn't have any let and sure

2:20

let us taste like paper. It's disgusting but

2:22

it's good for you so vote for me.

2:24

I'm Joe Biden and I approve this message.

2:26

Who. Ama. Unquote, At

2:30

the center of the campaign will be

2:32

the slogan Guess What? Biden Omics

2:34

is working with. Biden will deliver

2:36

himself in a terrifying, raspy whisper

2:38

that sounds like the voice of

2:40

a demon spewing hellish lies Like,

2:42

guess what? Biden Omics is working.

2:45

The problem is that while the economy

2:47

is booming, the American people somehow feel

2:50

it's not giving them what they need.

2:52

Like. Food. And gasoline to

2:55

put in the car that used to have the for

2:57

they saw the to buy food. And

2:59

bus fare because they don't have a car

3:01

anymore. And. They're too hungry to walk. But

3:04

in reality, the economy is doing great

3:06

in certain sectors, like in The Imaginations

3:08

of Journalists and in the Biden campaign,

3:11

which last month received over forty million

3:13

dollars in donations from loyal democrat donor

3:15

organizations like Jews for People Who Hate

3:18

Jews and the National Association for the

3:20

Advancement of Colored People Who Don't want

3:22

to go to prison even though they've

3:24

committed crimes. So. Guess what? Buy.

3:27

Na mixed is working. Biden

3:29

Campaign Director when need a Mohamad

3:32

To me, Mohamad rodrigues Muhammad's who's

3:34

pronouns was A and them says

3:36

both they and them are hoping

3:38

they can change people's minds by

3:40

explaining exactly how Guess what Biden

3:42

Omics is working. According.

3:44

To Mr. Mr. Mohamad Rodrigues Truth

3:46

Quotes. First. We printed so

3:49

much money, the prices skyrocketed and no

3:51

one could afford anything. The. New We

3:53

gave them the money we printed so they

3:55

could buy food on amazon.com. Than. they

3:57

ate the food and had nothing but jeff

3:59

bezos had their money so he could

4:01

pay the few remaining reporters still employed

4:03

at the Washington Post to write stories

4:06

saying, guess what? Bidenomics is

4:08

working." The

4:10

Biden camp can also point to another

4:13

positive development in that the unemployment rate

4:15

is very low because people

4:17

have stopped looking for work because illegal aliens

4:19

have all the jobs, which is also great

4:21

because they don't have to pay taxes so

4:23

they can afford to buy more explosives. So

4:27

guess what? Trigger warning, I'm

4:29

Andrew Clavin and this is The Andrew Clavin

4:31

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4:47

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4:56

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He says reacting to something I said last week, he

5:56

says you either believe there's such a thing as a

5:58

just war Or you don't. Well.

6:00

I suppose that's true and I do believe the

6:02

such a thing as a just war. I just

6:05

don't we the such a thing as a good

6:07

war. I think those are two different things and

6:09

I believe that sometimes you have to go to

6:11

war before you actually know whether you're in a

6:13

just war or not. And having said that and

6:16

cleared up everything we can all go home for.

6:18

we can have today's episode the Persecution of Donald

6:20

Trump. The.

6:26

Last couple weeks of kind of been

6:28

sitting Tucker Carlson for his obviously absurd

6:30

reports from Moscow else and my general

6:33

point has been the just because we're

6:35

bad doesn't mean Russia's not worse. It

6:37

is worse. But. The reverse is

6:40

also true that just because Russia is

6:42

worse doesn't mean we're not bad. we

6:44

hawker. I think this stuff the Tucker

6:46

Carlson said about that is very true

6:48

for hims or be talking about something.

6:50

On. Their be talking about the news. Obviously all the

6:52

stuff is going on but I. Just. Have

6:55

to take it from a sort of personal point of

6:57

view. not from my personal point of view but personal

6:59

to all of us which his own to talk about.

7:02

How. To remain joyful and creative and

7:04

centered And com in the midst of

7:06

Rocky Times Because we are heading into

7:09

Rocky Times already. And in Rocky Times

7:11

and as the election approaches, we can

7:13

guarantee that this is gonna be. Tossed,

7:16

It's gonna be tough on all of us.

7:18

And let me remind you of two things.

7:20

One is that human history has times like

7:23

this is not as bad as has been

7:25

other places, but it's They're good times in

7:27

their beds on just like in your life

7:29

and. If you are going

7:31

to if you or state have been

7:34

is going to depend upon what. Is.

7:36

happening outside of yourself if your heart is

7:38

completely at the mercy of events you've given

7:40

away your greatest power which is the power

7:43

to live as you please and in your

7:45

best possible way so that you respect yourself

7:47

in the people around you get straight from

7:49

you instead of just running around and panics

7:51

suddenly on a remind you of is that

7:53

everybody dies and you know at my age

7:55

it could be during the show but for

7:57

the rest of you will will happen eventually

8:00

Which means you don't want to spend your

8:02

brief time on Earth being miserable because you've

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there are no other ones.

9:48

Just as I was finishing the

9:50

show last week, word came in

9:52

of this insanely corrupt

9:54

decision against Donald Trump in

9:56

New York. This biased,

9:58

I'm just going to remind you, in case you're

10:00

not following it, this biased attorney general in

10:02

New York, Letitia James, who repeatedly said when

10:04

she was campaigning that she would go after

10:07

Trump, basically this idea show me the man

10:09

and I'll show you the crime, which was

10:11

one of the worst abuses of the legal

10:13

process you can have. She

10:15

found Trump was committing a very typical

10:17

New York business practice. And remember, you

10:19

know, they've been after Donald Trump

10:21

for anything they can find on him since,

10:24

you know, the Stone Age when I was a

10:26

boy, and they've never gotten him on anything. He's

10:29

just not that corrupt, but New York is a

10:31

corrupt town. It's a town where people do business

10:34

in a very tough way and everybody understands that.

10:36

So they found this typical New York business practice

10:38

of inflating the values of his property in

10:41

order to secure loans, which the banks understand

10:43

and they correct for that. And Trump paid

10:45

back the loans with interest. The

10:47

judge clearly, what's his name, Engaron,

10:49

something Arthur Engaron, clearly,

10:51

in my opinion, just completely

10:53

ideological, ideologically corrupt

10:56

and out for vengeance and out to bring

10:58

Trump down, reckless in his misuse of the

11:01

rule of law, declared Trump guilty even

11:03

before the trial began, ordered him. And

11:05

then afterwards, as our

11:07

show was going off the air, he was convicted and

11:09

they ordered him to pay an amount that will, it's

11:12

astronomical, somewhere close to half a billion

11:14

dollars, like it'll be

11:17

$455 billion, a million dollars

11:20

by the time it's got interest and penalties and all this stuff.

11:24

And George Washington University legal scholar Jonathan Turley, who's

11:26

one of the few people who kind of just

11:29

speaks about the law and really doesn't take

11:31

a side, he explained why this decision is

11:33

so absurd. Cut one. Part

11:36

of the disconnect here is that you have

11:38

what will be over $455 million if you

11:40

include interest.

11:45

And then on the other side of the ledger, you

11:47

have zero. There's not a single

11:49

dollar lost by these victims. In fact,

11:51

the people that James calls the victims

11:54

actually wanted to do more business with

11:56

Donald Trump. They made a lot

11:58

of money and they viewed him as a. whale client.

12:00

They wanted more loans with

12:03

him. See, this is the thing. I know

12:05

New York really well. I lived there a long time. This is the

12:07

way business is done in New York. New

12:09

York law says that Trump can't appeal

12:11

this unless he deposits

12:14

the money with interest in a bank. So it's

12:16

like half a billion dollars in

12:18

bail, $455 million in

12:20

bail plus. So the judge,

12:22

this Arthur Angaron guy, who really does

12:25

seem to me, obviously it's only my

12:27

opinion, but he seems to me to

12:29

be really ideologically bad guy. The judge

12:32

barred Trump from taking loans in New

12:34

York. So obviously there's an obvious attempt

12:36

to keep this case alive throughout the

12:38

election, make him look really bad, make

12:40

it hard for him to spend money.

12:43

He's made it hard for him to do business in New York. Trump's

12:46

hot lawyer, because Trump only works with hot women, Alina

12:49

hubba hubba hubba is defiant, is what

12:51

she said. What they're trying

12:53

to do between this case, between my last

12:55

case is put him out of business. It's

12:58

not going to work. Number one, number two,

13:00

what they're doing is a scare tactic. Unfortunately,

13:02

they picked the wrong guy to pick on,

13:04

in my opinion, because he's strong, he's resilient,

13:06

and he happens to have a lot of

13:09

cash. Would you have missed

13:11

the pre-feminist days when people could make jokes

13:13

like Alina hubba hubba hubba? Nobody

13:15

does that anymore. It would be

13:17

terrible if people would be condemned for doing so. I,

13:19

for instance, would never make that joke. Now

13:21

here's Trump's statement outside the court. If

13:24

I weren't running, none of this stuff would have

13:26

ever happened. None of these lawsuits would have ever

13:28

happened. Nothing would I would have had

13:30

a nice life, but I enjoy this

13:32

life for a different reason. We're going to make

13:34

America great again. These are corrupt people. These

13:36

are people that shouldn't be allowed to do

13:38

the things they do. And they're

13:41

using this as weaponization against a political

13:43

opponent who's up a lot in the

13:45

polls and always will be

13:48

because I'm competing with a man who

13:50

can't put two sentences together, who doesn't

13:52

know what he's doing. And

13:54

we're heading into a third world war because of

13:56

this guy. You know, when I saw

13:58

this clip. I was watching the

14:00

speech he made, and I thought back to

14:02

January 6th, and I hit Trump pretty hard

14:04

on January 6th. I

14:07

wasn't on the air until a couple of

14:09

weeks later, and I talked about the fact

14:11

that he had made himself look like exactly

14:13

what the Democrats accused him of being, which

14:16

is bad politics, right? I'm a practical person.

14:18

I believe one of the things about politics

14:20

is he had to win, and he made

14:22

it harder on himself to win because he

14:24

handed this PR triumph into

14:26

the hands of the Democrats who've been running

14:28

with it ever since. They've said, oh my

14:30

God, it's an insurrection. It's a revolution, the

14:32

worst thing since the Civil War. Obviously, all

14:35

that is garbage, but still, he put himself

14:37

in the position where they could do that.

14:39

But here now, the Democrats have revealed themselves

14:41

to be exactly what he says they are,

14:43

and that's even

14:46

worse because Trump only looked like what they said he

14:48

is, but they actually

14:50

have become the authoritarian,

14:53

dictatorial, third-world kind of

14:55

banana-republic criminals

14:57

and tyrants that we have always

14:59

called them, and they are actually

15:01

what the right-wing fever

15:04

swamp calls the Democrats. They actually are.

15:07

You know, businesses in New York are now rightly thinking,

15:09

oh my God, a dirty judge could

15:11

take my business away to punish me for my

15:14

political views, and they're absolutely right. The governor,

15:16

Hochul, is saying, oh no, this is an

15:18

exception. This is an exception. If you're law-abiding

15:20

and follow the rules, you won't be hit,

15:22

but nobody in New York is law-abiding and

15:24

follow the rules. That's not how big cities

15:26

work. So obviously, they're all in danger now,

15:28

and I wouldn't blame any of them

15:30

for going out and doing business in Florida where they're not going

15:32

to have this problem. Now,

15:35

it would be hard for Trump to overstate

15:37

the wickedness of what New York did, but

15:39

of course he did because he's Donald Trump.

15:41

He put out a truth

15:43

social post after Putin murdered

15:46

the opposition leader, Alexei Navalny,

15:48

in prison, and Trump

15:51

said this, the sudden death of Alexei

15:53

Navalny has made me more and more

15:55

aware of what is happening in our

15:57

country. It is a slow, steady progression

15:59

with crooked, radical left politicians. prosecutors and

16:01

judges, leading us down a path to

16:04

destruction, open borders, redilections, and grossly unfair

16:06

courtroom decisions are all capitalists destroying America.

16:08

We are a nation in decline, a

16:10

failing nation, MAGA 2024. Now, the

16:12

left is making fun of this statement because

16:14

it's typical Trump hyperbole, but he's

16:17

not wrong. He's not incorrect. Obviously, Trump

16:19

is not Navalny, and this is not

16:21

an assassination. He hasn't been murdered in

16:23

prison, but the principles are the same.

16:25

I mean, if I spew hatred at

16:27

Jewish people and sheer on Hamas, I

16:29

don't know, American would ever do that.

16:32

But that doesn't make me Hitler. I haven't

16:35

murdered anybody. I haven't started a world

16:37

war, but it's

16:40

the principle is in there, right? I

16:42

am following Hitlerian principles. It's morally abhorrent.

16:44

It is morally abhorrent to hate people

16:46

because of their grandfather's DNA, which Hitler

16:49

did, or the color of their skin.

16:51

And, you know, people are made in the

16:53

image of God. You don't hate them for their

16:55

race. So you're

16:57

not Hitler, of course, if you say these things,

16:59

but if you spew hatred at people, you are.

17:02

And if you are taking the opposition

17:04

and abusing the rule of law,

17:06

so now we can't respect

17:09

the rule of law in America, you are

17:11

undermining this country, you're being reckless about this

17:13

country. You don't have to cozy

17:16

up to a dictator like Putin in order

17:18

to say, hey, something is wrong in America.

17:20

And the thing about Biden that makes him

17:22

so bad is Biden is threatening something. And

17:24

he really is

17:28

threatening it with his incredibly

17:31

politicized Justice Department and the

17:33

stuff that they're doing in states with the rule of

17:35

law that Letitia James is doing, that they're doing in

17:37

Georgia. All of this stuff

17:39

is threatening something so much greater

17:41

than Russia has ever had. America

17:45

was and remains one of the greatest, possibly

17:47

the greatest political idea in the history of

17:49

the world. And they are threatening it because

17:51

they want power, they want more power. And

17:54

I've explained this before that what

17:56

is happening to the Democrats is that during the 60s and

17:58

70s, they

18:00

had installed

18:03

welfare systems and civil

18:05

rights laws that have not done what they

18:07

said they were going to do. They said

18:09

they were going to make us all equal

18:11

and everything was going to be fair. They

18:13

haven't done that, but at the same time,

18:15

they have enriched the Democrats and a lot

18:17

of politicians by giving them power and giving

18:19

them control over all those tax dollars. And

18:21

so every time you say, this is not

18:23

working, they call you a racist and they

18:25

ramp that up. They made

18:28

it worse and worse and worse and now we

18:30

see the high crime in black neighborhoods and dysfunction

18:33

of black neighborhoods and illegitimate children in black neighborhoods

18:35

and we see that and they haven't done anything.

18:37

In fact, they've made it worse because of their

18:39

welfare and because of feminism and things telling people

18:42

they didn't need to get married. They've made things

18:44

worse. So now they've just abandoned even like

18:47

these pretense and what they say is, well, we're just

18:49

going to hire black people. We're not going to hire

18:51

white people. We're going to call white people bad people

18:53

and we're going to be as racist as they were

18:55

in reverse. And I felt because when you're racist in

18:58

reverse, that fixes the old racism and they're just now

19:02

basically have become the thing that they said

19:05

that they were going to fix in order

19:07

to hide the fact that this fountain of

19:09

tax dollars being poured in to their welfare

19:11

programs and this fountain of power that they've

19:14

got through civil rights law and it's abused

19:16

by trial lawyers, all of those things won't

19:18

go away because they're going to fix

19:21

everything and the black people will keep voting for

19:23

them because they're being given jobs they're not qualified

19:25

for because they haven't gotten an education because they

19:27

were locked out of their schools. My

19:29

point is though that you

19:32

don't have to feel that Tucker Carlson is right

19:35

or that Putin is a good guy to understand

19:37

that something is terribly wrong in this moment in

19:39

America. That is a right

19:42

to feel. It's not some

19:44

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20:01

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a court justice and they. serve the

22:00

powerful, to disdain the people, and

22:03

that's what's given corrupt Democrats the arrogance to

22:05

lie and do the things they are doing

22:07

because they know the media,

22:09

it is a corporate media, the corporations

22:11

and the media will shield them in

22:14

order to do business with the government,

22:16

which is very profitable to corporations. Just

22:20

to give you an example of this, I

22:22

want to play my favorite clip this week.

22:24

In some ways, this is apropos of nothing,

22:26

but it so perfectly illustrates who our press

22:28

is, even though it took place on MSNBC,

22:30

and I try not to pick on MSNBC

22:33

because they're openly left winged, but this

22:35

was just too good to let go. This

22:37

is a woman from Politico who

22:39

has a name that's all consonants

22:42

like that little Elphin villain Mr.

22:44

Mixup, Piltilik in Superman comics. Her

22:46

name is Heidi Priscibla. Heidi Priscibla,

22:48

and she's explaining the evil, how

22:50

evil Christian nationalists, this is their new scare

22:53

tactic. We used to be MAGA extremists, the

22:55

far right people. This is people who don't

22:57

want their children raped. You're far right. That's

22:59

far right if you're not to want your

23:01

children raped. People who believe

23:03

in the Constitution, you're a MAGA

23:05

extremist. Now we're Christian nationalists. This

23:07

is people who believe in God

23:09

and are patriots, and she's explaining

23:11

what it is that makes Christian

23:14

nationalists especially dangerous on MSNBC

23:16

as cut 18. The

23:19

one thing that unites all of them, because there's many

23:21

different groups orbiting Trump, but the thing that unites

23:24

them as Christian nationalists, not Christians

23:26

by the way, because Christian

23:28

nationalists is very different, is that they

23:30

believe that our rights as Americans, as

23:33

all human beings, don't come from any

23:35

earthly authority. They don't come from Congress.

23:37

They don't come from the Supreme Court. They come from

23:39

God. I

23:42

love this smug look on her face as she

23:44

expertly delivers this. And by the way, sitting next

23:46

to her is Michael Steele, who's a very smart

23:48

man, and he knows he's nodding

23:50

his head. And he knows exactly what

23:52

crap he's listening to, because of course

23:54

it says in our founding documents we

23:56

are endowed by our creator, who actually

23:59

is not universal. studios. It actually

24:01

is the living God. We

24:03

are endowed by our creator with our rights.

24:05

So she is, you know, this kind of

24:07

smug idiot spreading this thing. And I guess

24:09

everybody on MSNBC going, rights

24:11

of God, what a horrible thing. So this is

24:13

part of what makes us feel bad. We are

24:15

surrounded and, you know, the media is like now,

24:17

it used to be you went home, you turned

24:20

on the TV, there were three channels and they

24:22

were kind of in a slightly

24:24

left-of-center agreement, but the audience was right-of-center so

24:26

they had to play to them. Now we

24:28

are just surrounded by this like a cloud

24:30

and it makes you feel bad because you

24:32

are being treated badly. You're being told your

24:34

country stinks, you're being told your religion stinks.

24:36

It's not all Christians, it's Christians who believe

24:38

their rights come from God, which is all

24:40

Americans. You know, all Americans have to believe

24:42

their rights come from God whether they believe

24:44

it or not. They have to accept that

24:46

as a premise of the country because it

24:48

means that there is something higher than the

24:50

government which isn't supposed to be going well.

24:53

So I want to take a look at

24:55

some of the corruption of the press and

24:57

just that this is some of the stuff

24:59

that enhances your lousy feelings about what's happening

25:01

in America and I think it's

25:03

important because I think on too many conservative

25:05

shows and I consider myself a conservative, on

25:08

too many conservative shows they want you to feel

25:10

that bad thing, it's like a drug, they want

25:12

you to be addicted to that and I'm just

25:14

explaining to this so I can talk against it.

25:17

This week Anthony Bobolinsky, the former business

25:19

associate of Hunter Biden, testified before the

25:22

House Oversight Committee. You may not

25:24

have heard that but he did. We're going to just

25:26

give you a quick transcript of something he said. He

25:28

said, sold

26:00

out to foreign actors who were seeking to

26:02

gain influence and access to Joe Biden and

26:04

the United States government. Joe Biden was more

26:07

than a participant in and beneficiary of his

26:09

family's business. He was an enabler despite being

26:11

buffered by a complex scheme to maintain plausible

26:13

deniability. And if you listen to the show,

26:16

you know all about the phone calls he

26:18

would make and the visits he would do.

26:20

Now, Bob Olinsky

26:22

is incredibly plausible, and

26:25

an eyewitness. He was there at some of these meetings. But

26:27

if people haven't heard of him, it's because

26:29

the only person who gave him a full

26:31

and solid hearing is Tucker

26:34

Carlson. Tucker Carlson is the guy who had

26:36

him on, I think, for maybe two days running or at least

26:38

an entire show. So if I'm right

26:40

and Tucker Carlson is doing something wrong with

26:42

his Putin cheering and his Andrew Tate cheering

26:45

and his nonsense UFO and conspiracies of how

26:47

bad is NBC and CBS and ABC and

26:49

the New York Times and The Washington Post

26:51

that Tucker scooped them on this and covered

26:53

it when they really didn't. And you know,

26:56

I understand it would feel much better. It

26:58

would make me more popular if I could

27:00

say to you, well, the news people

27:02

are bad, but Tucker is great. But that's not the way I

27:05

feel. That's not what I'm seeing with my eyes. What

27:07

I'm seeing is that everybody, everybody is surrounding

27:10

you with things that you know in

27:12

your heart are

27:14

untrue. And that is a

27:16

terrible, terrible thing, except for me because

27:18

I'm on a mission from God. But

27:20

this is happening so openly that

27:23

you can't help but see it. Remember, I told

27:26

you, I think it was last week that Catherine

27:28

Harridge, excellent reporter who worked for CBS, who was

27:30

homing in on some stories that the Biden regime

27:32

didn't like because she had some good stuff about

27:35

Hunter and about Biden's corruption.

27:38

She was fired in the midst of other

27:40

layoffs. And people noticed that because she is

27:42

a great reporter. She's the last reporter you

27:44

follow, but this is the same network that

27:47

fired Cheryl Atkinson or forced her out

27:49

for covering Obama's corruption. And

27:52

now something even worse has happened.

27:54

The network grabbed Harridge's personal notes,

27:56

which could endanger some sources she's

27:58

trying to protect. from the

28:01

government and informed her that it would

28:03

decide what, if anything, would be turned

28:05

over to her and sagging after her,

28:07

which are far left unions are absolutely

28:10

condemning them for this.

28:13

And this is like the dishonesty that is

28:15

now pervasive. And now, even worse

28:18

of all, it's becoming mechanized with AI.

28:21

And this is maybe

28:24

the worst story I'm going to tell you today. Google,

28:27

whose slogan I believe is, Be Evil,

28:30

it used to be something else, but they crossed out one of

28:32

the words I can't remember, which is Be Evil. They've

28:34

unleashed their new AI, which is called Gemini. And

28:38

it's instructed to take your requests

28:40

and make sure that you are

28:42

schooled in its replies

28:44

with its racially diverse replies.

28:47

So in other words, it will not give you what you ask

28:50

it for. It will give you what you ask it for as

28:52

it should be. So if

28:54

you tell it to give you a

28:56

picture of George Washington, you get something like this

28:58

where George Washington is a black guy, as we

29:01

all know, of course, he was. And

29:04

Google says, has paused it,

29:06

has paused the AI because they were called out in so

29:08

many things. I mean, it's just ridiculous. You ask for

29:10

a picture of the Pope, it gives you a black Pope, there's never been

29:12

a black Pope. You ask for a

29:15

hockey player, it gives you a female hockey player,

29:17

which is hilarious. Google

29:20

says, we're trying to correct it. It says,

29:22

Gemini's AI image generation does generate a

29:24

wide range of people. And that's generally

29:27

a good thing because people around the

29:29

world use it, but it's missing the

29:31

mark here. This is from

29:33

Jack Krawizik. Everybody, they're all Mr. Mitzvah

29:36

and Pultillik, they all have consonants in

29:38

their names. He's the senior director for

29:40

Gemini Experiences. But he's full of it

29:42

because this is the same guy who

29:44

once tweeted, white privilege is effing real,

29:47

don't be an a-hole and act guilty

29:49

about it. You should

29:51

act guilty about it. Do your part

29:53

in recognizing bias at all levels of

29:55

egregious. Now remember, this bias that is

29:57

at all levels of egregious is simply

29:59

the failure of their programs. That's what

30:01

it is. It's not biased at all

30:03

levels. People are perfectly welcoming now. I

30:06

think black people want black people to

30:08

come and work with their firms because

30:10

of all the lawsuits. So they're

30:12

perfectly welcoming and this is just

30:16

a way of protecting this mountain

30:18

of money that they get from

30:20

great society programs, great society and

30:23

following programs. So this guy is

30:25

full of it. Here's Jen Jenai,

30:27

who works on Gemini. Her

30:31

title is something like expert and responsible

30:34

innovation and AI ethics because we're living

30:36

in Georgia Orwell. Here's what she said

30:38

about putting together a diverse staff cut

30:40

16. I treated every

30:42

member of my team the same and expected

30:44

that that would lead to equally good outcomes

30:47

for everyone. That was not true. I

30:49

got some feedback that a couple of members of

30:51

my team didn't feel they belonged because there is

30:53

no one who looked like them in the broader

30:55

org or our management team. It was a

30:58

wake up call to me. First, I

31:00

shouldn't have had to wait to be told what was

31:02

missing. It was on me to ensure I was building

31:04

an environment that made people feel they belong. It's

31:07

a myth that you're not unfair if you

31:09

treat everyone the same. So first

31:11

they hide this thing. They don't tell you that

31:13

it's going to make George Washington black. Then they

31:15

get called out for it and they say, we're

31:17

pausing it. We're going to fix it. But they're

31:19

lying because the lie is not that George Washington

31:21

was black. That's just a stupid falsehood. The lie

31:23

is DEI. The lie is that you should treat

31:25

people unfairly as this lady

31:27

says, because you can fix bigotry in

31:30

the past by being bigoted in the

31:32

present, which is absurd. The people who

31:34

suffered the worst indignities in the past

31:37

are dead. What you are doing now

31:39

is penalizing innocent people for things

31:41

that were done by people who are dead,

31:43

right? And who were living in a culture

31:45

that was, you know, basically shaping their opinion.

31:48

DEI is a lie. The efficacy of DEI

31:50

is a lie. And let me tell you

31:52

something. Elon Musk

31:55

and, you Know, Bill Gates are not

31:57

going to be hurt by DEI. Nobody

32:00

gonna say I'm sorry you have to

32:02

be a black person Now we have

32:04

to get rid of you and have

32:06

a black billionaire know only working class

32:08

people. White people are going to be

32:10

hurt by this because they don't have

32:12

the power to strike back at these

32:14

idiots for only defending their interests. Which

32:17

is the interests of having these programs

32:19

in place that help trial lawyers. This

32:21

helped democrat politicians that bring in all

32:23

this tax dollars these tax dollars and

32:25

makes the government bigger and stronger. It's

32:27

d I is why? Because it is

32:29

racist, Okay racism. You know this is

32:31

the thing. Racism is a lie and when

32:33

you or confronted with racism it makes you

32:35

races to people often. Why it's about the

32:38

people often tell the truth which is that

32:40

there's probably more anti white racism in the

32:42

black communities than there was anti black racism

32:44

in the white communities. But yeah you can

32:46

understand that blacks have been treated badly historically

32:48

in this country and you can see how

32:50

that resentments builds up. That's

32:52

what happens. Douglas Murray. Wrote

32:55

about the since his book the War Out

32:57

on the West You probably know him from

32:59

his recent Israel cough, cough or sneeze or

33:01

terrific writer Good guys. very very smart and

33:04

he was writing about this in the book

33:06

is with one was he said he did

33:08

not think of himself in racial terms. He

33:10

did not want to think of other people

33:13

in racial terms. but if you put him

33:15

in a corner if you keep saying to

33:17

him that whites are no good, that whites

33:19

are bad, that everything wasted were was bad,

33:22

that everything they did was racist, he is

33:24

dead going to. Respond And when he

33:26

responds. having been backed into this

33:28

corners, this is what he's going

33:30

to say. And I'm quoting Douglas.

33:33

Now, The good things about being

33:35

white include: been born into a

33:37

tradition that has given the world

33:39

a disposable, a disproportionate number, if

33:41

not most of the things that

33:43

the world currently benefits from. They

33:46

include almost every medical advancements that

33:48

the world now enjoys. They include

33:50

almost every scientific advancements that the

33:52

world now benefits from. White people

33:54

founded. Most of the world's oldest and

33:57

longest established educational institutions, they lead the

33:59

world and. Invention and promotion of the

34:01

written word. White Western people's happened have

34:03

also developed all the world's most successful

34:06

means of commerce, including the free flow

34:08

of capital. This system a free market.

34:10

Capitalism has lifted more than one billion

34:12

people out of extreme poverty just in

34:15

the twenty first century. Thus far as

34:17

it is Western people who developed the

34:19

principle of representative governments of the People

34:21

by the People. For the People is

34:24

the Western World. The developed the principles

34:26

and process of political liberty of freedom

34:28

of thought and conscience. Of freedom

34:30

of speech and expression. It evolved the

34:33

principles what we now call civil Rights

34:35

rights the do not exist in much

34:37

of the world. All this is before

34:39

you even get into the cultural achievements

34:41

that the West has gifted the world.

34:45

Now. White people

34:47

would be justified in saying that

34:49

confronted with bigotry. And

34:51

that's where I don't wanna lose a do not

34:53

want to live in this place for smokes. I

34:55

don't believe I believe Europe as the great as

34:57

it at it's height was the greatest cultures that

35:00

mankind as your seats. I don't believe it was

35:02

that because the people in it were white they

35:04

were all different races. The Spanish were different from

35:06

the French. In the French were difference in the

35:08

English center different. Today they're different people. But

35:11

the these situations historically.

35:14

A climactic li. A

35:16

chance wise, all kinds of different situations

35:18

when into building this culture. To say

35:20

ojos because they were whites is stupid.

35:22

I mean read some Thomas Soul he

35:24

explains was really brilliantly. But Murray's point

35:26

here is not that white people are

35:28

great and everyone else thinks it's that

35:30

if you want to play that game

35:32

it's going to blow up in your

35:34

face and and this is true of

35:36

us to with we get so angry

35:38

that we. Retreat. Into

35:41

racism because they are treating us in a

35:43

races manner. We are going to lose our

35:45

joy. Because. i always tell you

35:47

all joy comes from love sprawl love depends on

35:49

truth right you love someone for thirty years than

35:51

find out she's been cheating on you and laughing

35:53

behind your back all the time you didn't want

35:56

her you weren't really in loves you were in

35:58

love with something in your imagination Same

36:00

thing is true if you want to be proud of

36:02

being black, if you want to love your blackness. That's

36:04

going to fade away. If you want to love your

36:06

whiteness, it's going to fade away because it's a lie.

36:08

Gay pride, straight pride, all of these things are a

36:10

lie because it's a mirage. All

36:13

of pride in the good sense of the word,

36:15

not being sinfully proud, but

36:17

all self-esteem comes from what you

36:19

do. It comes from who you

36:21

are. These liars,

36:24

these politicians, the media, they're not

36:26

just hitting you with

36:28

falsehoods. They're teaching you misery.

36:31

They're teaching you lovelessness. They're teaching you

36:33

joylessness. And the minute you become them

36:35

and say, well, white people gave us

36:38

most of the good stuff we have, then they're

36:40

going to, of course, scream that you're the racist,

36:42

even though you're just reacting to their racism. So

36:45

my question is this. This is the thing I'm trying to get

36:48

to. Are we going to learn

36:50

the lessons they're teaching us? Or are we going

36:52

to learn the lessons that will keep us steady

36:54

as we guide this country through a period of

36:56

tumult and change? It's going to be tough. The

36:59

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37:01

about it. The darkness is going to come. We're

37:03

going to be moving through shadow in rough water.

37:06

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37:08

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37:11

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37:13

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To. Begin with a. Sad. Story

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couple weeks ago in New York and

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a hip hotel for the Soho. Fifty

38:47

four prostitutes was beaten to death with

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38:51

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in Scottsdale, Arizona Spotted a man

39:01

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of crimes against women and attempted carjacking

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where he allegedly stabbed the woman, the

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at he was arrested for assault and

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Florida and Texas and sit. He's never

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confessed to the police some these crimes

39:23

and he confessed to the Soho killing.

39:25

So now New York City wants to

39:27

extradite him to try and their. This.

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Is Maricopa County attorney.

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A Ritual is county attorney so she's

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like the Da's Ritual missile. So she's

39:37

not going to say extradite has got

39:39

a New York because the Da there

39:41

is. Alvin Brags Cut for. Having

39:44

observed up the treatments of violent

39:46

criminals is a New York area

39:48

my them Manhattan be a their

39:50

album bragged. I think it's safer

39:53

to keep him here and keep

39:55

them in custody so that he

39:57

cannot be out doing this with

39:59

in. So, Bragg, of

40:01

course, I mean, this is

40:03

humiliating that one sovereign state

40:05

will not extradite a

40:08

murderer, an alleged murderer, to another state

40:11

because that state might let him go.

40:13

That's what she's afraid of. Everybody knows

40:15

it's true. He's a George Soros DA.

40:17

Soros spent $40 million helping to

40:19

plant 75 of these creeps around the country

40:21

with the idea that too many people of

40:23

color were being arrested. There's that racism again,

40:25

right? It's not a question of what color

40:28

you are. It's a question of what crime

40:30

you committed. And we know there's high crime

40:32

in the black neighborhoods because of Democrat policies,

40:34

in my humble opinion, but they don't want

40:36

to get rid of those policies. They cannot

40:38

admit those policies are bad because the money

40:40

they bring in and the power, political power

40:43

they give them. But according

40:45

to Matt Palumbo within the New York Post,

40:48

this tide, this Soros tide, is starting

40:50

to recede. At least 10 of

40:53

these Soros clowns have either been removed from

40:55

office or hobbled in some way. In

40:58

fact, the profile, Marilyn Mosby in Baltimore was

41:00

voted out and is awaiting sentencing on fraud

41:02

and perjury charges. Kim Gardner was forced to

41:04

resign in St. Louis. Jesse Boudin, you probably

41:07

remember, was recalled in San Francisco of all

41:09

places. So some of

41:11

this stuff is beginning to pull back.

41:14

Harvard, New

41:16

York Times hilarious story. What

41:18

was the headline at Harvard? Some wonder

41:20

what it will stop, what it will

41:22

take to stop the spiral, a summit

41:24

of university presidents, at a

41:26

summit of university presidents. The talk was

41:29

about Harvard and its plummeting reputation. What

41:32

will it take to stop the spiral?

41:34

I wonder what it will take. Of

41:36

course, it never occurs, never, ever, ever

41:38

to wonder, oh, maybe we deserve this.

41:41

Maybe we deserve this. Maybe we shouldn't

41:43

be, you know, they put out a

41:45

statement denouncing anti-Semitism after it erupted after

41:48

October 7th in this disgusting display of

41:50

support for the butchers and rapists of

41:52

Hamas. So suddenly, Harvard was, you know,

41:54

Claudine Gay, of course, was chased out

41:57

for, she couldn't answer the question. Sempitism

42:00

was a bad thing or not, basically.

42:03

But they're not saying, oh, you know

42:05

what, we're going to fire some of

42:07

these teachers because they're teaching garbage. This

42:09

anti-colonialism is garbage. This DEI is garbage.

42:11

This racism that we're teaching them is

42:13

garbage. And it always comes down on

42:15

the Jews because the Jews have suffered

42:18

more racism historically than anybody. They

42:20

are number one with a bullet, no

42:23

pun intended, in the racism department,

42:25

and yet they thrive. And yet they thrive. How

42:27

do they do it? They

42:29

stick to their values. They stick to their families. They

42:31

stick to education. And they thrive even under all this.

42:33

And that's why the left has to hate them because

42:35

they disprove everything they say. Same

42:37

thing going on in the press, right? Press

42:41

is firing people everywhere. I mean, they're collapsing.

42:43

The press is, you know, what is a

42:45

guy, Peter Van Buren in the American Conservative

42:47

said it's an extinction level event. He says

42:50

the Grimace News is from the Los Angeles

42:52

Times. The biggest newspaper outside the East Coast,

42:54

the paper announces, is cutting 115 people, more

42:57

than 20 percent of its newsroom in June

43:00

of last year. The Times dropped 74 people.

43:03

Sports Illustrated is in trouble. The Washington

43:05

Post, NBC News, ABC News, CNN, NPR,

43:07

Box and BuzzFeed, among others, have shed

43:09

hundreds of journals. Vice is shutting down

43:12

vice.com. I don't know what they're going

43:14

to do, but they're laying off hundreds

43:16

of people. Here's a, and

43:18

why is it? Why, you know, I wonder what it

43:20

is. And they keep saying, oh, well, it's the Internet.

43:22

You know, it's the Internet. It's that. It's this. It's

43:25

that. No, it's not. This is how

43:28

I read bothered by their headlines, how I rediscovered sexual

43:30

liberation through fisting. I

43:32

wonder, I wonder what it is. Let's

43:34

take a look at the media. Is

43:36

it a little bit to communist sex

43:38

workers doing financial domination for practice the

43:40

next few week long orgy ravaging London's

43:42

gay sex party scene, the far right

43:44

are uniting around their right to quote

43:47

unquote free speech. Fat phobia

43:49

exists, especially bad in the bedroom. So Vice

43:51

is gone. That's what they're covering. Disney.

43:55

I killed us at Disney. Disney Just

43:58

sold part of its distribution. Arm

44:00

to Sony which means lay offs are

44:02

on the way there because. You.

44:04

Know why It couldn't be the lies. Could

44:06

it? It couldn't be the was in Oaks.

44:11

Christian. Non. Christian

44:13

todo. Esta Hollywood.

44:15

In total. Reports or an

44:18

Expos from Sunny Bunch the culture editor

44:20

at the anti Trump Bulwark Rights and

44:22

See says Bunch says I knows a

44:24

long chain of people's Christian Total Reporting

44:26

on Sunday Bunch who's at the anti

44:28

Trump Bulwarks Sunny Been says he got

44:30

a D M from a Disney exec

44:33

and this is what the Disney Jackson

44:35

said: Simplicity wouldn't find the floor. Is

44:39

a disease that talking? Everyone says it's

44:41

the movie stupid which is an easy

44:43

thing for people to say wise. Disney

44:45

losing so much money? More appealing. Movies

44:47

are a great way to jump

44:49

the political issues, but more and

44:51

more our audience of or the

44:53

segment of the audience that has

44:55

been politicized equate the perceived messaging

44:57

and a film as a quality

44:59

issues. They won't say they find

45:01

female empowerment distasteful in the Marbles

45:03

or Star Wars, but they will

45:05

say they don't like those movies

45:07

because they are bad so make

45:10

better movies becomes code for make

45:12

movies that conform to were aggressive

45:14

gender stereotypes or put men front

45:16

and center in. The narrative which is

45:18

what you're seeing now and would Bob

45:20

Iger as Pivots is about right now.

45:22

So let's start with this sort with

45:24

us. When. They do it when

45:26

they stuff their messages into the film.

45:29

That's not politics is only politics when

45:31

we protests. Like is only culture war

45:33

when we fight back. Otherwise, it's not.

45:35

The other thing is this. The

45:37

issue to entertain us. It's not. You

45:40

know what? What are we supposed to think?

45:42

Oh, have forgotten, Prove to Hollywood how righteous

45:44

lamps Because we know how righteous they are.

45:46

Rights you know I'd buy hopes of I

45:48

hope they'll stop screwing children for a minute

45:50

watch a righteous I Am I going to

45:52

their movies, it's their job to entertain us.

45:54

And by the way, one of the ways

45:56

they can entertain us his by learning from

45:58

are higher mortality Salvation beats instead. Telling us

46:00

from rehab or wherever the hell they are.

46:02

Some said I'm phoning their fourth wife and

46:05

saying you know what, We've gotta teach these

46:07

people how to be moral people because they

46:09

suck a terrible people and this is one

46:11

of the reason they. they just don't know

46:14

what's happened. They put out this movie. This

46:17

weekend. the think that was. With

46:19

three seat is a female action picks

46:21

and called Madam Web three lady Spider

46:23

girls. So John multi the northern neighbor

46:25

for Breitbart Why I just love the

46:28

guys were and he just since each

46:30

the stuff for snow his This is

46:32

like. Takes. To him straight,

46:34

when are one hundred million dollar movie

46:36

out? Another fifty million or so for

46:38

promotion opens over a six day holiday,

46:40

weekends to just twenty six million domestic

46:42

and another twenty six million overseas is

46:45

over even before it began. The Hollywood

46:47

Reporter a lousy is I'm fairly left

46:49

wing. Strange paper allows a tiny kernel

46:51

of truth to sneak into the article.

46:53

I don't know if women are enough

46:56

to carry the box office here. One

46:58

source told the Hollywood Reporter was as

47:00

it adds that has to be a

47:02

source because. They wouldn't be named. Males

47:04

make up sixty five percent to

47:07

seventy percent of the superhero audience

47:09

in North America. In the case

47:11

of Madam Web, the percentage of

47:13

female viewers was only forty six

47:15

percent. That's. The problem right?

47:17

Men don't wanna see women beating people up

47:19

because women don't be people up in real

47:22

life and because part of the sexual dynamics

47:24

is that men protect women And that's part

47:26

of what creates the drama of living and

47:29

therefore create the drama. Storytelling: The powers that

47:31

women have is very different than the power

47:33

that men and you know with again. when

47:35

I complained once of women couldn't win a

47:38

sword fight in the medieval times, people when

47:40

nuts because they lied of themselves. They tell

47:42

them than women tell themselves or we don't

47:44

need men is the same. As when you

47:47

say or white people would would have white people

47:49

ever done this. goods you know what of women

47:51

ever been benches and men if you're if you're

47:53

gonna play that game there is a thing that

47:55

men do which has been stuff and build stuff

47:58

and make us in order to protect women. And

48:00

their children but that's been erased. I mean,

48:02

the honor of he saw that last Mission

48:05

Impossible story. You couldn't

48:07

tell the difference between the women and

48:09

men, it was absolutely sexless because the

48:11

women are just as tough as the.

48:14

So. Again,

48:17

this you have to picture these meetings. You

48:19

have to think about what these meetings or

48:21

what's when a guy says art. Most of

48:23

the audience for action films and superhero films

48:25

are male and they want to see strong

48:27

men protecting women. Let's not give them that

48:29

because then were being in a were telling

48:32

them that it's okay to be though we

48:34

don't want to make entertainment. It costs about

48:36

what Twenty bucks to go see a movie?

48:38

Know we don't want people to pay twenty

48:40

dollars to be entertained and told that it's

48:42

okay to be them. You know. Yeah, okay.

48:44

they built this country. It's yeah. you'll do.

48:46

The backbone was country. Yeah they do most

48:49

of them living and dying and paying taxes

48:51

in this country. but we know but we're

48:53

Hollywood we know what's best for the people.

48:55

So so let's give the movies that they

48:57

don't wanna see and then when they don't

48:59

come we call them names and that will

49:01

make them com and then they'll be educated.

49:03

What was what was the end of that

49:05

meeting? New yes son. think the rest of

49:07

the day off. What a great idea You

49:09

know? get me to skip me You know,

49:11

some girl on the phone and put her

49:13

in an outfit and letter B people ups.

49:15

You do that. Of.bob Cratchit before you

49:18

dots another ice. They are living

49:20

on planet. Stupid. they're living than

49:22

that stupidity of pride still surrounds

49:24

to the system. A system that

49:26

I'm talking about. The system of

49:28

the press. This dishonest pressed. Benefits

49:31

them in that it and Tiger nice

49:33

as us and silences us and a

49:35

demonize as us. and that's a benefit

49:38

to them. but it also backfires because

49:40

it surrounds them. With. Their

49:42

own opinions so no one ever says

49:44

slums know with. This. Idea about making

49:46

movies the people don't want to see and than insulting them

49:48

when they don't show up. That's actually

49:50

a bad idea. I'm. Sorry, what did

49:52

you say brother words I said. I said

49:54

it's a bad idea about it. We're spending

49:56

your two hundred million dollars, one hundred and

49:58

fifty million morning mix. Money back.

50:01

Wait, Are you interest me strangely? Let

50:03

me hear more. It's basically what to

50:05

make that money back People don't want

50:07

to see his has been sleeping with

50:09

their values because they're the audience they

50:12

have. They have the money we want

50:14

the money. Ah good You're right that

50:16

that's file a report. Get back to

50:18

me they are living in the stupidity

50:20

this is caused by the fact that

50:22

they have built for themselves and ironclad

50:24

bubble was an iron bubbles in which

50:26

they never get to see who they

50:28

are offending, namely their audience. The

50:33

plan to save their. Civil.

50:36

Rights structure of Feeds Try warriors by

50:38

having them sue perfectly innocent people. That

50:40

destroys the right to associate with anybody

50:42

want to even if you're a big

50:45

it's that are these. The welfare of

50:47

the has made black people in other

50:49

for people to dependence and has encouraged

50:51

and subsidize single parents homes which means

50:53

increasing crimes which means get more people

50:56

been put in prison which means George

50:58

Soros sitting around seen too many black

51:00

people in prison state not want that

51:02

to go away. So all they're going

51:05

to do. Is summer you and Amri

51:07

you and Hammer use with the fact that

51:09

is your fault for not seem what you're

51:11

saying. you're not who you should be. It's

51:13

all your fault of their plans sales. now.

51:16

Does that mean that it's gonna work? Of

51:18

course it means is going to collapse. My

51:20

point is in this chapter is collapsing. As

51:22

I'm talking all of their plans are going

51:25

down the drain. They're making up a fortune

51:27

off a I and a I. gonna do

51:29

a lot of good things, but the Ai

51:32

they're making stinks so badly that is going

51:34

to be replaced ultimately by someone. Smart enough

51:36

to do it. However, However,

51:38

all of this is aggravating is truly

51:40

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this is once. And I'm

53:18

fasting by not going to any

53:20

Hollywood movies. Were. Reading the New York

53:22

such. As. For people for me,

53:25

but I'm somehow getting through. But Lent as

53:27

you know, ends with Good Friday. It ends

53:29

with Easter. But Good Friday's the day of

53:31

the crucifixion. and I I think about Good

53:33

Friday a lot. I'd not just during Lent.

53:35

I think about it all the time because

53:38

on Good Friday Christ was crucified. And

53:40

the people who followed him and believed them and

53:42

loved him and received love from him and saw

53:44

him do things that no one had ever done

53:47

before. No one has done since. We're.

53:49

Devastated they were crushed, right? I mean,

53:52

Even though he had told them again

53:54

and again three days I will Rip

53:56

rise they had no idea what that

53:58

meant. How could the output? anybody's. Know

54:00

what that was going to mean? So at

54:02

that moment. When they thought things

54:04

were blackest, they were actually on the verge

54:06

of the greatest miracle in human history. I

54:09

know this from personal experience at that time

54:11

in my life when I thought I was

54:13

buried under a dark hole from which I

54:15

would never arise. I thought everything was the

54:18

what's I was in fact about ten feet

54:20

away from seen the light of the end

54:22

of the tunnel Sometimes want to go back

54:24

to that kids and smack him in the

54:26

face. Insane in are you severe thinking of

54:29

killing yourself but in fact you're there. You

54:31

made it is done it and in the

54:33

light. Is about to science. Nothing's ever be rough

54:35

this year. But. I'm

54:38

watching what's happening and I see them.

54:40

Rolling back, I see the left rolling back

54:42

as he walked in, collapsing. I see the

54:45

arts collapsing. I see opportunity all around and

54:47

I know that they're trying to stop us.

54:49

You know that this stripe of the which

54:51

is the system that we can get payments

54:54

on. Sub Stack Spencer My are doing this

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with them and we can't get anybody speaks

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English Release: Really difficult it happens. The lives

55:09

of Tic Toc spread. To to in as we

55:11

get to this. Election

55:13

More of this is going to

55:15

happen. Smite my numbers. My followers on

55:18

Sex haven't budged for weeks, which is

55:20

ridiculous because I see them sign me

55:22

up, but they never bud. Because

55:25

they are going to start to shut down voices

55:27

now and this going to be real and they're

55:29

going to cause conspiracy theorists there was for pointed

55:31

it out but as a real thing they're going

55:33

to shots people down and so it's going to

55:35

feel like oh my god this is the dark

55:37

as thing ever. I. Don't know who's gonna win

55:40

the election? I don't know who's gonna be in the election

55:42

to the Axe. Absolutely. Honestly, I think things are going be

55:44

a lot different the we think they are. But.

55:47

This. Is Not the moment when everything is going

55:49

to collapse around border years? This is not. We're

55:51

not at that point yet. And

55:54

Withers is that moment or not.

55:56

We. Still have to live the only large we have.

55:59

this is the only like are you get This is

56:01

it. You know we there may be a new have

56:03

a new the north and a new like beliefs but

56:05

still. This. Is this life? And

56:07

it's Press. It's it's it's beautiful. And

56:09

he wanted to be. A

56:11

beautiful wife. And in that moment, When.

56:15

Of. Good Friday. When people have lost all

56:17

their faiths they needed to find out as

56:20

they would find out that impact on their

56:22

face was justified. This all their faith was

56:24

justified. But that didn't mean there wasn't going

56:27

to be darkness of weren't going to be

56:29

periods of darkness so. I'm

56:32

saying this because I know there are a

56:34

lot of voices on the right that are

56:36

furious and are racists. Last week I do.

56:38

They I thought of really funny satire about

56:40

the black national anthem and most people gotta,

56:42

but the receive was in there that can

56:44

responded with racism like Snoop. Screw the blacks

56:46

And that's not what I was trying to

56:48

say it all when I was trying to

56:50

say no When. Black. People are

56:52

told them play the black national anthem. Others

56:55

response should be the are we have a

56:57

national Anthem is the Star Spangled Banner and

56:59

that's the national Something guarantees the rights that

57:01

we want to. When we say the we're

57:04

not getting or reiser American was the defendants

57:06

the given by God but they're defended by

57:08

America. That's why we respect the flag. That's

57:10

why we stance for the national anthem. Thus

57:12

weather is no Blacks were Jewish or Polish

57:15

names national anthem. In America we have one

57:17

because we are one people made out of

57:19

many people. So I'm saying the opposite of

57:21

this because. I know, I know

57:23

for fact that the been and

57:26

hatred and reactionary hatred will make

57:28

you miserable. Right? to ask yourself.

57:31

If you know all these people talk

57:33

about like the benedictine option we're going

57:35

a former communities and there's some there's

57:37

some that to that that's a not

57:40

a conversation for another day but you

57:42

are. The image of God. Is.

57:44

Is you right? Is not Donald Trump.

57:46

It's not somebody far off. It's not

57:48

some rescuers gonna come. It's use As

57:50

we have to ask yourself, what are

57:52

you doing with the image of God?

57:54

Look for your mom rights and your

57:56

baby screaming will start screaming, your tonsils

57:59

throwing tantrums year. Little boy is

58:01

running around the house destroying things in your

58:03

heroes. Fear is absolute chaos. What?

58:05

Are you doing? What? You're. Creating

58:07

salts and that's not going to make the

58:09

chaos feel that early. You gonna field the

58:12

frustration that every mom feals in that moment.

58:14

Every mom is had that moment most as

58:16

about that moment do but when you realize

58:18

what you're doing is is magnificent. This

58:21

is so much greater. Than changing

58:23

a diapers, making a meal, or

58:25

keeping a house clean is actually

58:27

creating souls. Beautiful new people, So

58:31

different. Say. You. Know maybe they

58:33

be worth the job where you cleaned bathrooms and

58:35

the train stations noodle feel like that's a Jobs

58:37

are that are very is not a very high

58:39

low level job. You're supporting a family. Are yourself

58:42

the of the dignity of doing that work so

58:44

that you can form yourself? Maybe you're young person

58:46

was to do menial labor like I did before.

58:48

You can do the things you want to do

58:51

like I did and so you you do that

58:53

you are. You take the where I used to

58:55

say this all the times when I was working

58:57

jobs that were not that good. a safe for

58:59

work on my hands as the work of my

59:02

hands. May be driving a cab. I may

59:04

be in a working know a construction site but

59:06

as the work of my hands and I'm going

59:08

to take pride in it and take pride in

59:10

what I'm doing. Skill: When you can look at

59:12

yourself. And say all and

59:14

doing the work of God even though

59:16

it may be frustrating right now or

59:18

darkness then the stuff that other people

59:20

are doing it so ugly. You.

59:23

Can live with that because you're doing the

59:25

important thing that you were actually made to

59:27

do. And this is why immorality we consume

59:29

when you let them keep. Make you

59:31

hate people when you let them because they

59:34

say why people stink White people White people

59:36

sit within a be unfair white people and

59:38

you such as L Yellow black to the

59:40

steaks. when you get to that then. You.

59:43

Don't have the same price because you're

59:45

not the same person. You're not actually

59:47

exercising the. Image. Of God and

59:49

and enlightening the image of God that anger

59:51

is not going to help. If so you

59:53

know I understand your people who are the

59:55

hit me on on my son all the

59:58

time. It's ah they say well Homosexuality This

1:00:00

and. Ah, the homosexuality is a

1:00:02

sin is fine, But if you're Christianity consists

1:00:04

of condemning gay people. You think your life

1:00:06

is going to be joyful. You know that?

1:00:08

I don't think so. I don't think that's

1:00:10

what's gonna happen if is it is. I

1:00:13

believe that Christ's is the way in the

1:00:15

truth and life would have. My religion consists

1:00:17

of condemning people who don't accept Christ. Is

1:00:20

my what's gonna be joyful else except snows talking

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about this sub sector New Jersey Jerusalem which I'm.

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Extremely proud of I went unseen us

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doom my son of I to the

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letters were writing or I'm shocked by

1:00:32

what they are and. One. Of

1:00:34

the things I talked about, one of my letters was

1:00:36

I talked of the fact that the used to call

1:00:38

christianity the way the when you think of it that

1:00:40

way. It. Really changes.

1:00:43

What? You how you understand it all on

1:00:45

the moral orders like don't commit murder, don't

1:00:47

commit adultery they stopped being like sort of

1:00:49

don't be naughty or the Sky Daddy will

1:00:52

punish you and they be some disciplines of

1:00:54

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1:00:56

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1:01:00

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you're going to love them in that soon

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for charity, The poor. You have always with

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1:01:15

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1:01:17

are more important than that coin you're grabbing

1:01:19

in your hands at the least popular of

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Christ commandments. Judge not. And yes, he did

1:01:23

say it. Yes, he did Meet it's it's

1:01:25

it's condemning the sins of others don't advance

1:01:27

you in years. In your

1:01:30

struggle to be com the image

1:01:32

of God inside you you know

1:01:34

and and communion. Is part of

1:01:36

the way to taking them. The. Bread

1:01:38

and Wine and understanding that it becomes

1:01:40

the body of Christ. Understanding that everything

1:01:43

we're doing, every single thing we're doing

1:01:45

is about got. The

1:01:47

ways away have seen and what you're trying

1:01:49

to seize you Clint Eastwood. God sees what

1:01:51

he treats, the good in the battle like

1:01:53

when he signed the sun on the on

1:01:55

it's just and the unjust. The lights. And

1:01:58

will cry says I have to do this

1:02:00

so that my joy may be in you

1:02:02

and your joy may be complete. Toys and

1:02:05

happiness, Toys gusto and them. The things thinking

1:02:07

yes I back at my job Which is

1:02:09

so important because I'm creating souls because I'm

1:02:11

feeding of families, because I'm doing work The

1:02:13

gives me dignity by supporting me because I'm

1:02:15

loving somebody in my life because I'm giving

1:02:17

them that love. That's where the the joy

1:02:20

comes from. This is vitality of living. Don't

1:02:22

let these guys take it away from you.

1:02:24

I know who they are, I see who

1:02:26

they are on. not blinded to the the

1:02:28

wickedness in our country right? Now I'm not

1:02:30

being a mocking Pollyanna Macias up there.

1:02:33

But Do not. Lessons infuse. they are

1:02:35

hate and you do not let them.

1:02:38

Destroy. Your joy and living and if

1:02:40

you is that it's happening to you. Do

1:02:43

with the wiseman. Didn't the Bible go home by

1:02:45

another way? Or I ask yourself, what am I

1:02:47

doing with my wife? What is my life's mean?

1:02:49

What does the work of my life mean? And

1:02:52

focus on that because we're going into rough waters

1:02:54

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1:02:57

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Dear Mister Claimants Recently in the Backstage

1:04:19

episode Kinda Owens asserted that women shouldn't

1:04:21

both because they're more emotional, less rational

1:04:23

and many you agreed. I can see

1:04:25

why many conservatives are coming to this

1:04:27

conclusions as many young women or falling

1:04:29

for woke. Islam and voting for liberal

1:04:31

leaders' policies. But I think this reveals

1:04:33

a society has failed and their moral

1:04:35

education rather than been evidence that women

1:04:37

are inherently irrational best regards objects well

1:04:39

I've as that that's perfectly good point

1:04:41

and I want to say first the

1:04:43

when I say this of half joking

1:04:45

and the reason I say I'm half

1:04:47

joking as I believe the logic of

1:04:49

America insists that women be able to

1:04:51

votes and. Part in which

1:04:53

I'm not joking is I do believe

1:04:56

that. Women not only want

1:04:58

to be taken care of, but need more

1:05:00

taking care of because of children and because

1:05:02

some of the things they do don't earn

1:05:04

the money that that men can earn because

1:05:07

their spiritual things and more important in some

1:05:09

ways than the things we pay people for,

1:05:11

right? We pay comedians a gazillion dollars. We

1:05:13

pay cops thousands of dollars in a we

1:05:15

don't really. Capitalism actually doesn't judge whether something

1:05:18

is worthy of the money it pays. It

1:05:20

just gives you the money that you can

1:05:22

guests and so. What?

1:05:24

so? That women need more protection and

1:05:26

so the boat for more protection. The bill

1:05:28

for bigger governments and less freedom. But.

1:05:31

The thing this is that they should be

1:05:33

getting that protection and giving the surrendering some

1:05:36

of that freedom to their husbands. And the

1:05:38

problem is the failure of marriage. This is

1:05:40

why Obama put out that thing the southern

1:05:42

scrubbed from the internet. Remember the license for

1:05:44

was a Julie the laces somebody some girls

1:05:47

were he was just gonna get a see.

1:05:49

Barack Obama is gonna give her things for

1:05:51

her whole life. Need a husband? She just

1:05:53

needed the government give her things. That's why

1:05:56

they want to break up marriages. What Karl

1:05:58

Marx said He said with. The women

1:06:00

out of the home because the home is

1:06:02

a bulwark against the great state which is gonna

1:06:04

save us off and and so. When

1:06:07

marriage for support. Women's

1:06:09

boats become. Worse

1:06:11

than useless. And so that's the problem

1:06:14

and does have a really big problem

1:06:16

And that if there were no women

1:06:18

voters, would be no democrats president's I

1:06:20

mean that every democrat president was elected

1:06:22

in some sense by women. I

1:06:24

think that may be exception of that, but a

1:06:27

much worse. But so that's the thing that I'm

1:06:29

saying that. I'm saying that half jokingly. I don't

1:06:31

actually believes that women should lose their votes, but

1:06:33

I do think it's. It's. We've

1:06:36

lived so much about what women are and

1:06:38

what men are, and we've told people that

1:06:40

if you don't agree with the wiser, a

1:06:42

bad person. And that's a

1:06:44

very crippling thing that's happened to our

1:06:46

society. You know? I see these poor

1:06:48

women dressing like, ah, you know, like

1:06:50

hookers wondering why they don't They're not

1:06:52

happy wondering why they don't have the

1:06:54

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1:06:56

those women are going to vote badly.

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