0:01

All right, So the narrative with the crazies

0:03

the college campuses is changing.

0:06

At first, their narrative was, these are students

0:09

and they should have a right to stay

0:11

out there and protest and cause

0:13

havoc and threaten Jewish students and block

0:16

them from going to class because by golly,

0:18

they're Jewish, right, and they're

0:21

evil. Right, These students are evil, they're

0:24

Jewish, and we can basically treat

0:26

them like it's back during Hitler's time,

0:28

and it's okay because these

0:31

are fellow students that are doing this to other students.

0:33

Well, now that narrative, yeah, it's

0:35

all disappearing. Why

0:37

because now they're having to admit

0:40

that they've lost control on these college campuses

0:42

and they're looking for a way out the

0:45

university president. So now they're describing

0:47

them as quote, mostly outside

0:52

agitators. Now the White

0:54

House is having to also answer

0:56

questions now like, hey, why aren't you

0:58

guys coming out and why

1:00

are you being so silent on

1:03

the Columbia protests. For

1:05

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1:07

listen carefully.

1:08

You mentioned what he said in twenty seventeen after

1:11

Charlottesville. He said about Trump's response

1:13

then Charlottesville, for me was a moment where I

1:15

thought silence would be complicity.

1:18

So how's he explained?

1:19

How you explained is silence?

1:21

This week?

1:22

The President has not been silent on this issue

1:24

when it comes to hate speech, anti

1:27

semitism.

1:27

He started, wait, he started.

1:30

He launched the first ever anti

1:33

semitism, a strategy

1:35

to counter anti Semitism, something that no other

1:38

president did.

1:39

No other president did.

1:40

A school building at an Ivy League

1:42

campus.

1:42

Guy, and we called that out

1:45

and we said that is not peacefully

1:47

protesting. Taking over a

1:49

building at a university or college

1:51

is not peacefully protesting. And

1:54

we've been very clear, we've been very clear,

1:57

taking more than one hundred new actions to deal

1:59

with anti simim in this administration.

2:02

No one has ever done that before, not any

2:04

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2:06

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2:08

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2:10

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2:13

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2:15

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2:17

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2:19

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2:21

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2:24

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2:26

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2:28

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2:30

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2:33

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2:36

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2:39

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2:41

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2:44

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2:46

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5:03

back to the White House Press Secretary. The White

5:05

House Press Secretary was asked, Hey, you

5:08

guys have basically been completely silent

5:11

on these protesters.

5:12

You're not calling them out.

5:13

We've seen the chaos and anarchy that

5:15

is now unfolding on these college campuses.

5:18

We've seen hundreds now be forced to be arrested.

5:21

You guys are saying nothing. You're

5:23

completely silent on this. Why

5:26

listen to the White House? Deal with that?

5:28

I understand the President.

5:29

Biden historically has spoken

5:31

very forcefully about anti

5:34

semitism, but.

5:35

This week he's not.

5:37

He's nia Is he that worried about

5:39

losing the youth vote with these protesters.

5:42

I'm going to be mindful. You're talking about you vote,

5:44

you talk about twenty twenty four young

5:46

people. I have

5:49

to say what I have to say, and just give me a second.

5:51

So I'm not going to speak about some of these doorbell Is

5:53

that a doorbell? An

5:56

alarm?

5:56

Okay?

5:57

All right, and

6:00

I'll speak more broadly. I can't speak to youth

6:03

and support and voters. That's not something I can do

6:06

from here. The President has

6:09

taken a lot of policy

6:12

actions here that he knows

6:14

that young people care about, and a lot of those

6:16

actions are popular with those young folks, whether

6:18

it's giving a little bit of breathing room with student

6:20

debt relief. We made announcement

6:23

today, matter of fact, and we are going to continue

6:25

to do that because we think it's important as

6:27

families or as an American and you're coming out

6:29

of college and you want to build a family by home,

6:32

you have the opportunity to do that and not

6:34

be crushed by student debt. The President understands

6:36

how important no noice.

6:38

She's asked a question, why

6:40

has Biden been silent this past week?

6:43

Is it because he's terrified of losing his

6:46

own voter support? And

6:48

then Jean Pierre's response

6:50

goes into student loans and

6:52

to loans and climate

6:55

change.

6:57

That's her response. Listen, She's not

6:59

done.

7:00

One important it is to deal with that

7:02

issue, climate change, something that

7:04

young people really truly care about.

7:06

One of the crises that the President said he came

7:08

into having to deal with was the climate change

7:10

crisis. As the President has taken more, I

7:13

take an aggressive, aggressive action to deal

7:15

with climate crisis. Look, I can't speak

7:18

to I can't speak to youth voters

7:20

or their support. What we're going to do

7:22

is continue to take actions that we believe

7:25

helps all Americans in all communities.

7:27

Didn't answer the question did she know? She

7:30

wouldn't tell you.

7:31

Look, of course, that's why the president's being

7:33

quiet about this.

7:35

This is the reason why.

7:36

And if you think these protests are over

7:39

or you think they're breaking them up, you're wrong.

7:41

They're now spreading to new college

7:43

campuses that this is all being organized

7:46

by the radical left of the Democratic

7:48

Party. In fact, protesters

7:51

are now asking schools to supply them

7:53

with water and food during

7:56

their insurrections.

7:57

That's the word the left loves to use, so let's

7:59

use it right.

8:01

Nothing says, you know, nonconformist

8:03

disruptor more than asking someone else

8:05

to provide snacks and treats to you

8:08

while you are being an anarchist.

8:11

These people are saw folks, listen,

8:14

be.

8:15

Obligated to provide food to

8:17

people who've taken over a building.

8:20

Well, first of all, we're saying that they're obligated

8:23

to provide food to students who pay

8:25

for a meal plan here.

8:26

But you mentioned that there was a requested that food

8:28

and water be brought in unless I misten.

8:30

To allow it to be brought in. I mean, well, I guess it's

8:32

ultimately a question of what kind of community

8:35

and obligation Columbia feels it has to its students.

8:38

Do you want students to die of dehydration

8:41

and starvation or get severely ill, even

8:43

if they disagree with you. If the answer

8:45

is no, then you should allow basic I

8:48

mean it's crazy to say because we're on an ivy

8:50

Lea campus, but this is like basic humanitarian aid

8:52

we're asking for, like could people please to have

8:54

a glass of water?

8:55

But they did put themselves in that very

8:59

deliberate thing, that situation,

9:01

and in that position. So it seems

9:03

like you're sort of saying, we want to be

9:05

revolutionaries, we want to take up this building. Now,

9:07

would you please bring us some food and water.

9:10

Nobody's asking them to bring anything everything.

9:12

We're asking them to not violently

9:14

stop us from bringing in basic humanitarian

9:17

aid.

9:17

They're stopping the delivery of food.

9:20

We are looking for a commitment from them that

9:22

they will not stop it. By

9:25

well, I don't I'm not. I don't

9:27

know to what extent it has been attempted,

9:30

but we're looking for a commitment glub

9:32

Hub.

9:33

I love this.

9:33

Right.

9:34

They're like, hey, we want our grub Hub,

9:36

we want our uber eats.

9:38

Uh, we want a commitment from Columbia

9:40

Universities. And I laugh because

9:43

Columbia University is who created

9:45

these people who are now at

9:48

there taking over a building and then demanding

9:51

food and water and snacks and treats

9:54

now. And the best part is even the media

9:56

is like, well, hold on, no one said they were going to like not

9:58

let you have water and show up right, Well

10:01

no, but we want a commitment for them that they're not going to

10:03

starve us to death. Like these people are such

10:05

dramatic morons. You

10:09

look at these students at just a side

10:11

note, they're in New York City. Like, if

10:13

there's any place it's really hard to

10:15

starve to death, it's New York City. There's

10:17

food everywhere, literally on every street corner.

10:19

There's like vendors. There's ninety

10:22

nine cent a slice pizza. Okay,

10:24

there's hot dogs, there's there's

10:26

gyros, there's the pretzels,

10:29

there's the peanuts.

10:30

What else do you need? And

10:33

they're out there and they're saying.

10:35

Well, we demand, we demand

10:37

this, we tell you we demand it.

10:39

We must have it now the university.

10:42

Be obligated to provide food to

10:44

people that have taken over a building.

10:48

Well, first of all, we're saying that they're obligated

10:50

to provide food to students who pay

10:52

for a meal plan.

10:53

Here you mentioned that.

10:55

I love it.

10:55

We're taking over a building. We've

10:57

literally broken into a building. We're squad

11:00

on campus, and now these students

11:02

are like, well, if we're on a meal plan, damn it,

11:04

you need to bring us our meal, okay,

11:07

like right now, like like

11:09

we need you to bring us our meal, all

11:11

right? The number one, like right now

11:14

immediately we need the meal.

11:16

We're hungry.

11:17

Okay, we broke a window and we're sitting

11:19

here in an air conditioned building that's

11:21

worth millions of dollars in a very

11:23

nice part of New York City, and we

11:26

need our food and we need it right now. Just

11:29

a side notes, anyone holding the hostage in the

11:31

building, like can they not leave and go get

11:33

their own food? That's the other question I would have asked,

11:35

like, Hey, who's saying they

11:37

can't leave the building to go

11:39

get food? And for

11:42

that matter, then just like I don't know, come right

11:44

back, Like if you want to come back, then just

11:46

like, you know, come right back, like you

11:48

can.

11:49

You can just come right back over

11:51

here and.

11:51

Just you know, hang out,

11:54

do what you do, right, because you guys

11:56

are crazy and they're like, well,

11:58

you don't understand, we may

12:01

starve to death. We also

12:03

now are hearing that at Fordham

12:05

University they're building an encampment.

12:08

This is phase two of the anti

12:10

Israel encampment establishment. Fordham

12:13

University happens hours after

12:15

police rated other campuses

12:18

in the area. Now Fordham

12:20

University is in New York City, and

12:23

hours after they got rid of the encampments

12:25

in theory. At Columbia University,

12:28

the same colored tints that we've seen

12:30

at the University of Wisconsin, the

12:33

same colored tints we've seen out in California,

12:35

the same colored tints that we saw at

12:37

you know, many of these universities, right,

12:39

all these universities seem to have the same

12:42

campus you know, encampments

12:44

pop up with the same damn tents. I wonder if they're

12:46

buying them in bulk, right, Maybe is

12:48

there a chance, I bet you there is a chance.

12:51

That's exactly what we're saying.

12:52

Well, now Columbia University's

12:55

encampments kind of disappearing it's

12:57

being dismantled, and sure

12:59

enough boom Fordham University.

13:02

The tents were.

13:03

Saying set up inside, this time

13:05

a building on the university's campus

13:08

as part of a quote Gaza

13:10

solidarity encampment. So

13:12

they're not even gonna do it outside. This is how

13:15

this is how rich and entitled these idiots

13:17

are. At Fordham University, They're like, no, no, we're

13:19

not sleeping outside. No, We're gonna sleep

13:21

inside. It's

13:24

a lot nicer here if we do that. Officers

13:27

for the New York Police Department, dressed in riot gear

13:29

begin a raid on the anti Israel

13:31

encampment at Columbia University and then bam,

13:34

what is pop right up over here at another

13:36

university.

13:36

It'll be just fine.

13:38

Fordham University students launching their

13:40

Gaza solidary encampment, just

13:44

mere hours after encampments

13:46

were swept at CCNY

13:49

and Columbia University in New York.

13:52

Video footage post on x showed protesters

13:55

gathering outside of Fordham University at the Lincoln

13:57

Center campus, and support of the

13:59

encamp set up inside.

14:02

The crowd could be here chanting disclosed

14:04

divests, we will not stop,

14:07

we will not rest, disclose,

14:10

divest referring to their funds,

14:12

right, because now it's all about, well where's our money?

14:14

You got our money with any Jewish people out

14:17

there, any Jewish funds, any Jewish

14:19

fund managers. Now, these

14:22

students that are out there at Fordham, they're

14:24

also throwing red paint

14:26

that looks like blood on

14:29

the New York Police departments buses

14:32

that bring in police officers,

14:35

and they're screaming, of course, exuatives

14:37

at them. Now this new encampment

14:40

that is inside, as they put these

14:42

tents together with the green top the white sides,

14:45

exactly like we're seeing all these other encampments

14:48

around the country, they say that

14:50

they are expecting to stay until at

14:52

least June.

14:54

Okay, sure, let's see how that works

14:56

out.

14:56

Also, an initial pro

14:59

palacing aamp meant that was established

15:01

at Columbia University on April seventeenth,

15:04

as now officially, resulted in several students

15:06

being suspended and hundreds

15:08

of protesters being arrested. Columbia

15:11

University removed the initial encampment, another

15:14

one popped up in its place, and

15:16

so now it's a game of basically cat

15:18

and mouse. We also know that anti

15:20

Israel encampments have been established established

15:23

at colleges and universities across the nation

15:26

that's now grown to include George Washington

15:28

University, Harvard, University

15:30

of Wisconsin, Madison, Princeton University,

15:32

and the University of California Los Angeles

15:35

UCLA. And the protesters

15:38

are saying, we're not leaving, but

15:40

we need to eat food and water. So if you guys could

15:42

bring that to us, that would be super.

15:45

Now the White House having to admit

15:47

this is pandering. They're not going to call

15:49

out the encampments. They're not going to call out what has

15:52

happened. Okay, that's

15:54

not what they're doing. They're going to

15:56

just act like, you know, well, this is kind of

15:58

a you know, both sides kind of thing, and

16:01

when you got both sides here, this is

16:03

what we're going to do here. DeSantis,

16:06

by the way, making sure this doesn't

16:08

happen in Florida. He's made

16:10

it clear that if you open these encampments were

16:12

coming after you. Here's part

16:14

of what he had to say earlier about what's

16:16

going on in Florida compared to New York,

16:19

you.

16:20

Know, one, with regard to what's going on in college

16:22

campuses, the state

16:24

of Florida is not New York and

16:26

so when you go out and try to commandeer

16:29

a property, when you try to set up encampments,

16:32

you are not going to be allowed to do that in this

16:34

state. And people have found that out at University

16:37

of South Florida, Florida, Florida

16:39

State. So just

16:42

understand that that's the way it's going to go. We

16:45

do not allow the inmates to run the asylum

16:48

in the state of Florida. And if you can't

16:50

abide by the rules that we have in place

16:52

for conduct, then we will show

16:55

you the door and you will be expelled. It

16:57

is that simple that.

16:59

What we're going to.

17:01

We're going to show you the door and you're going

17:03

to be expelled, same exact thing.

17:05

By the way that it's happening in Texas

17:07

right now in Texas, you cannot

17:10

get away with this Democratic

17:12

Representative Torrez saying this on

17:14

Fox News Channel about what's happening

17:16

now as universities are becoming ground zero

17:18

for Israel and anti

17:21

Israel protests.

17:22

I'm reading the bill has forty co sponsors, thirteen

17:24

of whom are House Democrats, so maybe

17:26

it's got a shot here. I want you to listen to Elon

17:28

Omar from this week about

17:33

Jews on campus and what

17:35

we have seen so far, and listen to the end of this

17:37

comment that she makes, and.

17:39

I think it is really unfortunate that

17:41

people don't care about the

17:44

fact that all Jewish kids

17:46

should be kept safe and that we should

17:48

not have to tolerate anti

17:50

semitism or bigotry

17:52

for all Jewish students, whether they

17:55

are pro genocide or anti genocide.

17:57

She might have been saying the right things there for a while, so

17:59

she got to the end.

18:00

You're either for genocide or you're against it.

18:03

Congress mentors, we have free

18:05

speech in America, and free speech sometimes

18:08

can be ugly speech. But there is the First

18:10

Amendment. How do you overcome that with this

18:12

legislation.

18:16

Well, keep in mind that the First Amendment applies

18:19

to the government, not to a private university, which

18:21

has its own policies and its own code of conduct.

18:24

But even if it did apply to private

18:26

universities, it's subject to time, place, and

18:28

manner restrictions.

18:30

And first, there's a.

18:31

Difference between free expression

18:34

and intimidation, between free expression

18:36

and harassment, and what we're seeing

18:38

in places like Columbia University is

18:41

systematic harassment and intimidation of Jewish

18:43

students, the creation of a hostile

18:46

environment for Jews on college campuses

18:48

in violation of Title six. And

18:51

so it's not about free speech, it's

18:53

about conduct that is putting at

18:55

risk the safety of Jewish students throughout the country.

18:58

Jewish students right now clearly under

19:00

attack on college campuses. And all of

19:02

this is being funded by the

19:04

left. This is the Democratic Party.

19:07

There's a reason why the President's been silent

19:09

because he doesn't want to lose his own young

19:12

voters. So he says, I guess we just

19:14

got to go with this and just deal with

19:16

it. And it's just going to be the way it's

19:19

going to be. Mayor Adams

19:21

coming out trying to rewrite what has happened,

19:23

saying this about what's

19:25

happening on these campuses.

19:29

And I know that they're those who are attempting

19:31

to say, well, the majority of people may have been

19:33

students, you don't have to be the majority

19:36

to influence and co op and

19:38

operation. That is what it's

19:40

about. And so if we want to play

19:43

the road police, you could do.

19:45

So.

19:45

I'm going to play the New York City

19:48

Police. Well, we're going to protect our city

19:50

from those who are attempted to do

19:52

what is happening globally, There

19:55

is a movement to radicalize young

19:57

people, and I'm not going

19:59

to wait until it's done and

20:02

all of a sudden acknowledge the existence of it.

20:04

This is a global problem that young

20:06

people are being influenced by

20:09

those who are professionals at

20:11

radicalizing our children, and

20:13

I'm not going to allow that to happen. As the mayor

20:15

of the City of New York. So the men

20:17

and women of New York City Police departmentship proud

20:19

of yourself. At the request

20:22

of Columbia University, after

20:26

speaking with them throughout the week,

20:28

at their requests and their acknowledgement

20:31

that outside agitators were

20:34

on their grounds, training and

20:37

really co opting this movement, at

20:41

their request, we went in

20:43

and conducted an operation to allow

20:46

Columbia University to remove those

20:49

who have turned the peaceful protests

20:52

into a place where anti Semitism

20:54

and anti Israeli attitudes

20:57

were pervasive.

21:00

I love this guy.

21:01

This is the same guy that's like, Oh, we're all in

21:03

favor of the protesters until they start

21:05

occupying buildings and you know, like threatening

21:08

to like burn things down, And now all of a sudden, we're

21:10

like, Wow, they're radicals. This is

21:12

your party, man, like you're

21:14

the one that created these. Columbia

21:16

created these, Harvard created these These

21:19

people were created by the people

21:21

that are now saying, wow, they're radicals. Really,

21:25

one more final thing I want to say is get

21:27

ready because they are going to be more of these protests.

21:30

They're not over all right.

21:31

This is going to continue through

21:34

I would think at least the end of May,

21:36

whenever these different colleges let out of

21:38

school. Like, they're going to do this to the

21:40

very end, and you're gonna see him

21:42

pop up just like you just saw it for them.

21:45

They're just gonna start popping up in different

21:47

places and they're not going to stop.

21:49

And the Democrats aren't going to stop them either,

21:52

because if they do, they lose

21:54

the youth vote. The Democratic

21:56

liberal wacko extremists who are

21:58

Socialists and Marxists who've

22:00

been trained by the same Democratic Party that they're

22:02

now having to deal with their crazies

22:05

that they created. Never forget

22:08

they created the crazies.

22:11

These radical extremist youth

22:14

were designed by the Democratic

22:16

Party, the Marxists, the socialists,

22:19

the communists who've been in doctrinating

22:21

them in our high schools and our junior highs and

22:23

our elementary schools.

22:24

Okay, and in our colleges.

22:27

These radical professors that get tenured

22:29

that can't get fired for anything, including

22:31

anti Semitism. Right that

22:33

these are the people that created

22:35

these these these psychopaths

22:38

at Fordham or these psychopaths

22:40

at Harvard or Yale or Prinson. Never

22:43

send your kids these Ivy leagues or Columbia

22:45

Like, whatever you do, don't do it

22:48

because it will never stop.

22:50

And you have to understand something. The

22:52

Democratic Party has learned.

22:54

The only way that they win, they believe, is

22:56

to is to be radical and extreme

22:58

in every issue. Now,

23:01

another example is the Green

23:03

New Deal, the green energy,

23:06

the green religion that they've

23:08

created with the radicals and the extremists

23:11

in the Democratic Party. Right, if

23:13

you're not saving the environment and walking

23:16

on one foot, and you're not killing

23:18

all the cows because they

23:21

literally fart, that's.

23:22

What they say.

23:22

We should get rid of all animals for that reason,

23:25

because the methane gas they spread into the

23:27

world.

23:28

This is again what they say. Okay,

23:30

this is how insane they are.

23:33

Then they will come for you, They will come after

23:35

you, and they will turn on you in two

23:37

seconds. In fact, some

23:39

of these climate activists were

23:42

in front of Congress, and they

23:44

were brought to Congress by the Democratic

23:46

Party today because while

23:49

you're looking at what's happening at Columbia

23:51

and at all these other universities where they're ripping

23:53

down American flags and putting up Palestinian

23:55

flags, just know they have not

23:58

lost focus at all

24:00

on their Marxist ideas when it comes

24:02

to climate change. One

24:05

of those climate activists is a guy by

24:07

the name of Jeffrey Serpent. Jeffrey

24:11

is a very interesting character,

24:14

and Senator Kennedy decide

24:16

to ask him some questions in Congress.

24:19

Listen to this back and forth.

24:21

Super Let me ask you a couple of questions.

24:23

Okay, you're here at the request

24:25

of my Democratic colleagues.

24:27

No, sir, no, the doctor Supern.

24:30

That's correct, Yes, okay, doctor

24:32

Supern.

24:33

On December fourteenth,

24:35

twenty twenty three, you

24:38

you tweeted in support

24:40

of Climate Defiance. That's

24:43

an entity that the Brookings

24:45

Institute has

24:48

called a radical climate change

24:50

group.

24:50

Is that correct? I don't recall.

24:52

I'm my fraid okay, would this be the same.

24:56

Climate Defiance that you I'm

24:59

looking at you tweet? You you tweeted

25:01

in support of them. Would this be the

25:03

same Climate defiance

25:06

that called Senator

25:09

Joe Biden.

25:09

Quote a sick funk.

25:12

I don't know, but as I would, this be the

25:14

same climate defiance that

25:16

call Senator Lisa Murkowski

25:18

a murderer.

25:20

I do not know, As I said in my state with.

25:22

This be the same climate defiance

25:25

who told the CEO of

25:27

EXE exeon to quote

25:30

each Darren close quote.

25:33

I'm not responsible for the statements of others around

25:36

with.

25:36

Doc, here's what your tweet says.

25:39

Quote.

25:40

We do and in support of climate

25:42

defiance.

25:43

We do not do online petitions,

25:45

We do not do n g O coalition

25:47

letters, we do not do.

25:50

Bus stop ads.

25:51

We chase fossil fuels CEOs

25:54

and the politicians who do their bidding,

25:56

and we do not apologize close quote.

25:58

Did I read that correctly? That is

26:00

not my tweet, sir, That is your tweet. I'm

26:02

looking at it.

26:03

Here's a copy right here.

26:04

It's right off your it's right off

26:06

your website.

26:07

Biggest dallas on O Chober

26:09

thirty one, twenty twenty three,

26:11

you said this on twitter.

26:13

Quote.

26:14

Climate justice was coined by our

26:16

movements to locate it as a

26:18

struggle against genocidal racial

26:21

injustice, colonialism and apartheid.

26:24

If your climate justice.

26:26

Doesn't stand with the Patmestinians

26:29

against colonialism and apartheid

26:31

apartheid, then your climate

26:34

justice has no justice in it.

26:36

Cold quote. Did you say that I

26:38

believe not?

26:39

Here is math, Yes,

26:42

sir, and the and the witnesses documentary.

26:46

Form. The senator's time has expired, and there are other

26:48

Senator's.

26:48

Wait, I've got a bunch more tweets.

26:50

Thank you for your objective advice.

26:52

You do you can make put them into a question

26:54

for the record.

26:55

And yes, I'd like to submit all all

26:57

of the good doctor's objective tweet

27:00

and scientific analysis for

27:02

the record.

27:03

That will be done without objection.

27:05

Senator Merkley, May I clarify

27:07

one final point, proceed,

27:10

These are not my tweets. These are retweets.

27:13

You often retweet stuff you don't support.

27:15

Is that what you're telling me.

27:16

Doc, I did not say that I don't support this. I

27:18

simply did not tweet it, which as you were allegend retweeting.

27:21

I'd like to make.

27:22

Very clear that this formation

27:24

is characteristic of the propaganda techniques

27:26

you retweet.

27:28

Thank you, Are you going to call.

27:30

Me a sick it's Senator Merkley's time

27:33

unbelievable. This

27:35

is, by the way, what we all need to do with these

27:37

people. You know, this is the radical

27:39

left. They gave this guy a platform and

27:41

said, wear a suit today, come to Congress

27:43

today, testify today before Congress.

27:46

We're going to raise your profile. And

27:49

what Senator Kennedy did was he did his research.

27:52

He said, Okay, let's tell America who

27:54

you really are. You're a climate

27:56

radical activists who says

27:58

some of the most horrific things online,

28:01

and you're a guest of the Democratic Party who

28:03

is here today. So, whether

28:05

it's at Columbia University over being

28:08

anti Israel, or

28:10

whether it's the example that I just played

28:12

for you of these radical activists

28:15

that are green alternative energy, you got to understand

28:17

the Democratic Party is dead. They

28:20

are socialists, Marxist communist radicals

28:23

who are willing to destroy this

28:25

country to get their

28:28

way. They want to lock you up,

28:30

right, if you don't believe in green

28:33

and green alternative

28:36

energy, if you don't believe in global

28:38

warming, they want to lock you up.

28:40

Who believes that a guy by.

28:41

The name of Kennedy that's running for president right

28:44

now wrote about that. They believe

28:46

that if you are a company and

28:49

you don't do your fair share to save the

28:51

environment, that you should lose your

28:53

ability, your license

28:56

to operate as a business.

28:59

Owen as their kids are

29:02

extremists and radicals on college campuses,

29:04

they're also making sure they do everything

29:07

they can right now to demand

29:09

that the students, even if they

29:12

are arrested, will

29:15

not actually be suspended long

29:17

term from the universities which they

29:19

are invading and breaking

29:21

into the buildings and setting up encampments

29:24

and chanting death to America and

29:26

death to Israel and ripping down

29:29

American flags and putting

29:31

up terrorists flags. And

29:34

what's the Left doing. They're bailing

29:36

them out of jail. They're funding these

29:38

radicals on college campus. They're

29:41

making sure that each and every one of

29:43

these radicals is taken care of. They're

29:45

paying the organizers, they're

29:47

shipping them in, they're sending

29:50

them supplies.

29:51

Hell, they've all got matching tints.

29:54

If you want to know what's at stake this November,

29:56

huh, this is it, folks. This

29:58

is what is at stake. And if you think

30:01

you're doing your kid a favor by sending them to

30:03

the quote best school they get into, you're

30:05

not paying attention.

30:07

And the reason why.

30:08

I say that is because if you think it's a good idea

30:10

to send your kid to Harvard or Yale or Columbia

30:12

after what I just played for you,

30:15

you are not paying attention

30:18

the Democratic Party, whether it's the elder

30:21

Statesman, this Democrat I

30:23

just played for you, whether it's the President I

30:25

sates America refusing to condemn the

30:27

actions of the left on college campuses.

30:30

Completely silent this

30:33

week on purpose, and they're

30:35

silent on purpose because they want to make

30:37

sure that no one in the

30:39

radical left doesn't get out

30:42

and vote for them. Joe Biden

30:44

is selling his soul to the devil of

30:46

the Communists and Marxist and he's

30:48

happy to do it. Make sure you share

30:51

this podcast with your family and your friends, and

30:53

I'll see you back here tomorrow.