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Speaker 1: The Alex marlow Show, and I'm glad you're here. We've
Speaker 1: got a busy one today. We're going to get into
Speaker 1: the latest on the SPLC, which has been revealed to
Speaker 1: be a AstroTurf organization funding all sorts of far right violence.
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Speaker 1: back at it with a update from the Iran War,
Speaker 1: the biggest story of the day, and we'll start with
Speaker 1: the president of the United States, who, I might add,
Speaker 1: decided yesterday to promote the book Breaking the Law. Very strange,
Speaker 1: so Donald Trump endorsed the book. He gave me the
Speaker 1: most unbelievable endorsement, my third book New York Times bestseller
Speaker 1: on law fear that targeted his family and will target
Speaker 1: future Republicans. He gave me the best endorsement ever, but
Speaker 1: then did no promotion of the book while it was
Speaker 1: on the shelves. But he decided yesterday, for no apparent reason,
Speaker 1: to promote the book for me. So thank you, mister President.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it, though I would love to figure out
Speaker 1: what inspired him to decide to throw your humble host
Speaker 1: a bone.
Speaker 3: But it's nice. But it's a good book, and it
Speaker 3: is relevant.
Speaker 1: Because it does map out the playbook they will use
Speaker 1: to attack all of you and your favorite hosts and
Speaker 1: your favorite politicians should the Democrats seize power. More than
Speaker 1: that later in the show, But back to the topic
Speaker 1: at hand, Ron is having a very hard time figuring
Speaker 1: out who their leader is the president truth, they just
Speaker 1: don't know. The infighting is between the hard liners who
Speaker 1: have been losing badly on the battlefield and the moderates
Speaker 1: who are not very moderate at all, but gaining respect
Speaker 1: is crazy. We have total control over the Straight of
Speaker 1: War Mouse. No ship can enter or leave without the
Speaker 1: approval of the United States Navy. It is sealed up
Speaker 1: tight until such time as Iran is able to make
Speaker 1: a deal. Exclamation point, exclamation point, exclamation point, thank you
Speaker 1: for your attention to this matter, President Donald J.
Speaker 3: Trump.
Speaker 1: So he says that basically, the ceasefire is over. It's
Speaker 1: what it is, and I wish I coud interpret it
Speaker 1: more charitably, but not over and over for the not
Speaker 1: good reasons. So now we have seen a back and
Speaker 1: forth that's taken place in terms of the US Navy
Speaker 1: being ordered to shoot and destroy any small boats attempting
Speaker 1: to drop mines and Straight of War Mouse, they're instructed
Speaker 1: to shoot with no hesitation. The President's also directed mind
Speaker 1: sweepers to intensify operations in the area, and I'm told
Speaker 1: that this could take up to six months to clear
Speaker 1: all the minds.
Speaker 3: Not good. So this is going to be.
Speaker 1: Tripling the effort to sweep minds which is already taking
Speaker 1: place that I brought up on the show numerous times.
Speaker 1: So the tensions with Iran going up, and that's not
Speaker 1: a great sign for markets and for vibes. Dow is
Speaker 1: down a little bit, oil is up a little bit,
Speaker 1: as you can imagine, even though gas prices overall are
Speaker 1: still down, but some of those effects are lagging, and
Speaker 1: they're still entirely too high overall to make Americans feel good.
Speaker 1: But the President is not satisfied with the progress, and
Speaker 1: he is going to put his foot on the gas,
Speaker 1: so to speak. Interesting that he knows that there are
Speaker 1: hardliners and moderates, which comports with some of the establishment
Speaker 1: media's reporting earlier in the week that it's actually very
Speaker 1: chaotic at the top of the Iranian regime and directly
Speaker 1: contrast to what I was told by the alleged Middle
Speaker 1: East experts on the BBC when I was on a
Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago, that there is total unanimity amongst
Speaker 1: the leadership in the IRGC and Iran's government, that they're
Speaker 1: all in the same page. It could never not be
Speaker 1: on the same page. They're all interchangeable and they all
Speaker 1: agree on everything. So the president's saying that's not the case.
Speaker 1: But we know it is clear that it's very difficult
Speaker 1: to negotiate with the Iranians, and we're certainly seeing a
Speaker 1: We're seeing Trump amp up the aggression. Other things that
Speaker 1: is noteworthy. Iran is apparently now getting some of the
Speaker 1: toll money that they were angling for from the straight tolls. Now,
Speaker 1: personal level, I don't mind Iran taking a toll so
Speaker 1: long as the whole operation is coordinated by the United
Speaker 1: States and is basically a gift coming from US saying
Speaker 1: that you can get some toll money, but provided you
Speaker 1: don't do any more damage to the United States and
Speaker 1: to the global economy and to enrich any more uranium
Speaker 1: and loaded up on those intercontinental ballistic missiles that they've
Speaker 1: still been developing despite Trump's insistence they stopped doing that
Speaker 1: over a year ago. So here is what I'm being told,
Speaker 1: and this is from pretty high level sources. I got
Speaker 1: to say that I cannot name on the show, but
Speaker 1: I'm told that really the hold up with the negotiations
Speaker 1: is exactly what you would think.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: How long of a moratorium the Iranians would agree to
Speaker 1: you for enrichment. So some of the Iranians are apparently
Speaker 1: the hardliner so to speak, won a three year they
Speaker 1: would compromise it a three year ban. That makes a
Speaker 1: lot of sense. What is going to happen. It is
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six. Can I get the Jeopardy music teed up?
Speaker 1: What happens in the year twenty twenty nine, Ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: there will be a different president of the United States.
Speaker 1: So that's what Iran wants, basically saying Trump, we will
Speaker 1: not enrich so long as you're president, but as soon
Speaker 1: as you're out, we're back on it. And so Trump says,
Speaker 1: we want a twenty year ban, which seems like a
Speaker 1: good number because a lot can happen between now.
Speaker 3: Twenty year. To me is kind of infinity.
Speaker 1: It's kind of as a twenty year ban, who knows
Speaker 1: what the world's going to look like, And that's plenty
Speaker 1: of time. If we are careful, for meticulous and if
Speaker 1: we're effective with our policy towards Iran, in twenty years time,
Speaker 1: they could be just normalized in players in the regular
Speaker 1: global economy, the way that we've been doing things with
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia and the UAE and Guitar and other Arab
Speaker 1: nations in the region, who have just becoming part of
Speaker 1: the global economy in a major way. So could Iran
Speaker 1: be that way in twenty years. I think it's a
Speaker 1: high enough likelihood. I like that number. I think it's
Speaker 1: a perfectly adequate number. And so the debate is how
Speaker 1: long so we're they gonna net out? Hopefully it's to
Speaker 1: the higher end of that spectrum. But if Iran release
Speaker 1: digs in, and then the question is are they digging
Speaker 1: in or are they slow walking? The slow walking is
Speaker 1: significant possibility because you see what's happening in the American
Speaker 1: media today. I woke up today not quite as hot
Speaker 1: of a news day as a couple days earlier in
Speaker 1: the week. And when I woke up, I got to
Speaker 1: see a lot of stories about how Americans are now
Speaker 1: pinching pennies again because of energy costs, and I think
Speaker 1: that's real. I think that's a real thing. People diverting
Speaker 1: some of their funds, they're rebudgeting because gas prices are
Speaker 1: too high. I'm seeing stories about how Trump's economic approval
Speaker 1: is that it's lowest number since in this term at least,
Speaker 1: and maybe overall, and all this is, of course war related.
Speaker 1: Iran is carefully scrutinizing these headlines and the air of
Speaker 1: the belief. I can guarantee you I don't have the
Speaker 1: benefit of talking to them firsthand. But I can guarantee
Speaker 1: you that they know that the longer this thing goes out,
Speaker 1: the more chaos, the more trouble it causes President Trump
Speaker 1: at home. And that's the goal for them is the
Speaker 1: longer they can hold out, they feel like the better
Speaker 1: outcome they're going to get. So they want this thing
Speaker 1: to drag out. They move slow anyway, and they wanted
Speaker 1: to drag out because they know that America has to
Speaker 1: win the war of messaging at home. This is sort
Speaker 1: of a Vietnam Reducks in a lot of ways. The
Speaker 1: President has to go back. He's to convince half of
Speaker 1: his own base, the Magabase, and then all of the
Speaker 1: people who have disagreed with him in the past. That
Speaker 1: is a very tough thing. It's a very tough thing
Speaker 1: to do. And credit to the President for doing it
Speaker 1: as best he can. There's also been a shake up
Speaker 1: at the top of the Navy. Trump has removed the
Speaker 1: head of the Navy. He's replaced him with Hung cow
Speaker 1: who is a regular on our Bright Part News daily
Speaker 1: show in series XM. That we have so someone who
Speaker 1: communicates with us, So it seems like it's an improvement.
Speaker 1: But a Navy Secretary John Fhalen has been oustered from
Speaker 1: his position effective yesterday, and a lot of this has
Speaker 1: to do with tensions with Pete Heggsath. So this is
Speaker 1: a w for Pete Hegsath, which I think is generally good.
Speaker 1: I've been trusting Hegxeth a lot on this stuff. He's
Speaker 1: earned a lot of my respect during this process. Also
Speaker 1: pretty communicative with us, but he thinks Phalan is moving
Speaker 1: too slowly on shipbuilding reforms and he's had a He's
Speaker 1: irritated the Defense Department by trying to go around heg
Speaker 1: seth straight to Trump, which I understand that any level
Speaker 1: of insubordination is not going to be a good look.
Speaker 1: It's going to cause a lot of tension, and I
Speaker 1: hate that sort of drama in an organization. I think
Speaker 1: Trump is probably more tolerant of it than others, but
Speaker 1: Pete hegg sth not tolerant of it, it seems, and
Speaker 1: pushed him out. Pentegon, a spokesperson announced that Hank cow
Speaker 1: is coming in. He was the acting he's the acting
Speaker 1: secretary now he's under secretary. Before fine with this, seems
Speaker 1: like a bright part guy. There's also notes about Phalan
Speaker 1: being on a Jeffrey Epstein plane flight, which who even
Speaker 1: knows what that means, but certainly something that could be
Speaker 1: used against you if you were This is the problem.
Speaker 1: If you don't have a clean slate, if you're in
Speaker 1: a glasshouse, you can't cast stones. So if you're gonna
Speaker 1: beast with people, maybe you did nothing. But the problem
Speaker 1: is that if you have any skeletons in your closet.
Speaker 1: In Washington, it's a town that operates on leverage in
Speaker 1: order to execute on power. So that's what's going on.
Speaker 1: So the war's evolving, naval standoff going on both countries
Speaker 1: now going back and forth, and some accused piracy. I'll
Speaker 1: play a clip we come back from Caroline Levitt saying
Speaker 1: that Aron's now engaging in piracy in the area. So,
Speaker 1: sadly a step back, but hopefully only a momentary one,
Speaker 1: and hopefully good news ahead. All right, but I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: thing that's a silver lining to the Iran war dragging
Speaker 1: out a little bit. Is the country that's suffering the
Speaker 1: most is China, and I think this is probably an
Speaker 1: ad of benefit to the war itself, but also might
Speaker 1: compel us to drag things out longer than necessary, and
Speaker 1: I hope not.
Speaker 3: But China is a major.
Speaker 1: Buyer of Iranian oil and a lot of their economic
Speaker 1: interests are based on keeping the Straight open. Chi Jinping
Speaker 1: stepped in and has suggested that they need to open
Speaker 1: up the Straight so that China can benefit. It handles
Speaker 1: about twenty percent of global oil shipments go through That's straight,
Speaker 1: and China is the major beneficiary of all that, plus
Speaker 1: a lot of Chinese goods in general. Are going back
Speaker 1: and forth on that. But is noteworthy that Chijinping publicly
Speaker 1: demand the reopening of the Strait to normal traffic, applying
Speaker 1: pressure on Iran, and Iran is losing allies like Iran
Speaker 1: even lost the Taliban as an ally, so the Taliban's
Speaker 1: mad because Iran is bombing other Arab nations and Taliban
Speaker 1: not generally moral paragons, like hey, what's going on here?
Speaker 3: You guys got to stop?
Speaker 1: But they said the straits impossible to the opening the
Speaker 1: straits impossible, and the talks have been rejected. But there's
Speaker 1: all just trash talk. You're trash talking people, the Iranians.
Speaker 1: But unfortunately not a lot of good news to report
Speaker 1: this morning. I will say the White House is talking
Speaker 1: tough and I'll hear some of this. Let's play the
Speaker 1: Press Secretary Caroline Levett play cut eighteen.
Speaker 4: Gentlemen, Iran has gone from having the most lethal navy
Speaker 4: in the Middle East to now acting like a bunch
Speaker 4: of pirates. They don't have control over the Strait. This
Speaker 4: is piracy that we are seeing on display. And the
Speaker 4: naval blockade that the United States has imposed continues to
Speaker 4: be incredibly effective. And to be clear, the blockade is
Speaker 4: on ships going to and from Iranian ports, and the
Speaker 4: point of this is the economic leverage that we maintain
Speaker 4: over or on now right.
Speaker 1: So they are acting like pirates, and I think that's
Speaker 1: noteworthy because it's also a weak look. I think that
Speaker 1: word is deliberate, because it makes them seem like they're
Speaker 1: a roade nation and not really to be taken seriously
Speaker 1: and to be dominated, which is gonna be a lot
Speaker 1: of the talk in Washington these days. Senator Tubberville spoke
Speaker 1: pretty clearly about this directly to the President on Fox
Speaker 1: Business Play Cut fourteen Team.
Speaker 5: The one thing that I'd love for him to do
Speaker 5: is take a big map and circle about twenty targets
Speaker 5: and don't let them put people around the targets. Just
Speaker 5: put twenty twenty targets on. Say listen, we're gonna block you.
Speaker 5: We're gonna keep you from getting anything in or out,
Speaker 5: and then we're gonna take away your money. And then
Speaker 5: every once in a while, I'm gonna hit one of
Speaker 5: these targets and you're not gonna know which one we're
Speaker 5: gonna hit, and we're gonna hit them one at a
Speaker 5: time and just put the pressure on them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I hit them one a time.
Speaker 1: Put the pressure on They've been devastating a lot of ways.
Speaker 1: But of course that might make it seem as though
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a longer road to be able to
Speaker 1: to get to a sort of long lasting piece. But
Speaker 1: I do think we had a few more weeks to go,
Speaker 1: so maybe the move is to just be a little tougher.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's time to get tough, to quote one of
Speaker 1: Trump's books, and we're going to continue to track how
Speaker 1: so many people in the American media, both throughout the
Speaker 1: political spectrum, are aligned against the president and are trying
Speaker 1: to side with their allies. The latest person to throw
Speaker 1: their hat in that ring is Pete boot Edge Edge
Speaker 1: Edge Edge. He's on Stephen Colbert Show that used to
Speaker 1: be a comedy show and now is just a political
Speaker 1: puntry show. Completely cut seventeen guys, how do.
Speaker 3: You view America's role in the world.
Speaker 6: Diminished? Sadly? I mean, you know, when I was a student,
Speaker 6: it was just understood that the US was the leading
Speaker 6: nation in the world, not just the biggest, not just
Speaker 6: the richest, not just the most powerful, but the country
Speaker 6: that people look to because of our values as well
Speaker 6: is because of our strength. And now under Donald Trump,
Speaker 6: there are by some measures, more people around the world
Speaker 6: who trusts China to do the right thing than the
Speaker 6: United States.
Speaker 1: So China good, America not as good as China, even
Speaker 1: though China is the ones who are suffering the most.
Speaker 1: And just how do we forgive China for inflicting a
Speaker 1: pandemic on the rest of the planet just five six
Speaker 1: years ago from a lab growing viruses?
Speaker 3: We justly forgive them for that trying to murder.
Speaker 1: Us with fentanyl that they get south of our border,
Speaker 1: that gets brought up through our open southern border and
Speaker 1: then kills one hundred thousand plus Americans every single year.
Speaker 1: They're trying to literally kill us right now. With that,
Speaker 1: they've got a genocide going on. They're racist people, they're
Speaker 1: a anti women people. It's just overall, I don't don't
Speaker 1: understand this. So China is more respected. It's more respected
Speaker 1: because of one thing. I don't see it up here, guys.
Speaker 1: One of the things that is remarkable about this is
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Speaker 3: How do you view America's role in the world.
Speaker 7: Diminished?
Speaker 6: Sadly? I mean, you know, when I was a student,
Speaker 6: it was just understood that the US was the leading
Speaker 6: nation in the world, not just the biggest, not just
Speaker 6: the richest, not just the most powerful, but the country
Speaker 6: that people look to because of our values as well,
Speaker 6: is because of our strength and now under Donald Trump,
Speaker 6: there are, by some measures, more people around the world
Speaker 6: who trust China to do the right thing than the
Speaker 6: United States.
Speaker 8: And they said, here's what you do boot edge edge
Speaker 8: say edge like the edge of a building.
Speaker 1: Edge foot edge ye, And why does he stop at
Speaker 1: two edges? You need to just keep going boo je
Speaker 1: je jet jetge, I keep going, That's what I do.
Speaker 1: So but he's a scary guy because he's gonna run
Speaker 1: for president even though he's at a party that's obsessed
Speaker 1: with race. And I guess say, one of my favorite
Speaker 1: moments of the week so far was I think I
Speaker 1: really nailed the Kamala Harris impression when she was doing
Speaker 1: a caricature of a sassy black woman. You doesn't have
Speaker 1: to pull that up in prior shows, but that was
Speaker 1: fun doing that. But he's pulling zero percent with black
Speaker 1: people and still wants to be president of a party
Speaker 1: that's obsessed with race.
Speaker 3: But if we give people like these guys like.
Speaker 1: Pete Boodh edge edge edge edge power, then they're just
Speaker 1: gonna use it to investigate Republicans. Conservatives understand this. With
Speaker 1: the SPLC story, which I will get back to momentarily,
Speaker 1: that this investigation the DJ has that they're just an
Speaker 1: AstroTurf organization that is doing the work of the far
Speaker 1: left of the Democrat Party, and they do have on
Speaker 1: the horizon partnerships with a Democrat administration. Should Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: have won. If she had won, you can beat that
Speaker 1: that the SBOC would have been folded into the US
Speaker 1: government NGO style to do the bidding of the Democrat
Speaker 1: Party by framing literally conservatives and Republicans are being worse
Speaker 1: than they are. I saw a very scary clamporage Greg
Speaker 1: Grab for me, Eric Holder, former Attorney general under Barack Obama,
Speaker 1: talking about what's in store for Trump in the future.
Speaker 1: Let's play cut five, please, guys.
Speaker 9: I'm not being hyperbolic here. I'm not big alarmist, but
Speaker 9: I think what you're seeing coming out of the Republican
Speaker 9: Party now really threatens our democracy, and if we allow
Speaker 9: them to do what they are trying to do, you
Speaker 9: could have another two years. Donald Trump unchecked what he
Speaker 9: said in that quote that you played. You know there'll
Speaker 9: be changes at the federal level. Well, that's exactly right.
Speaker 9: You know, a House run by Democrats will issue subpoenas,
Speaker 9: will hold hearings, will look at the rampant corruption of
Speaker 9: this administration, and.
Speaker 1: They wanted to partner with the SBLC. The SBLC, the
Speaker 1: same group that put Charlie Kirk on his hate list
Speaker 1: among many of your other favorite conservatives, rasped by Bart
Speaker 1: over and over again. And now we learned they were
Speaker 1: funding the exact people that they were claiming were hatemongers,
Speaker 1: from the KKK to various Aryan groups that have no currency.
Speaker 1: Charlie had an amazing quote about the SPLC that has
Speaker 1: been making the rounds on X, the Everything app. I
Speaker 1: think it's from Fox. I saw this on the kanak Koa,
Speaker 1: the Great X account and the Everything app, and I
Speaker 1: wanted to play this because he called this one. This
Speaker 1: was last year cut twenty two.
Speaker 8: Please, they're literally putting high school chapters of ours on
Speaker 8: a hate group next to the KKK and next to
Speaker 8: neo Nazi groups. And I mean, we can laugh us off.
Speaker 8: There's an element to this. Remember that there was a
Speaker 8: shooter that went to the Family Research Council years ago
Speaker 8: inspired by the SPLC list. This is them trying to
Speaker 8: make us basically surrender at turning point USA. We're going
Speaker 8: to do the opposite in our students are only going
Speaker 8: to lean in even more. But they can't debate us
Speaker 8: on our ideas. They cannot have dialogue, they cannot actually
Speaker 8: go onto the merits of why they are right or
Speaker 8: why we might be wrong. Instead, they must smear us
Speaker 8: with the age old one liner that you are a
Speaker 8: racist or that you are a hater.
Speaker 1: He's right on, of course, and that's why they killed him,
Speaker 1: because he understands us and he says it with polite
Speaker 1: debate and kindness. He does not say this out of
Speaker 1: hatred at all. They have to frame us up to
Speaker 1: make us look like haters. And just know this when
Speaker 1: every time you see footage, you can flash back the footage.
Speaker 1: I'll try to share some on the show. But if
Speaker 1: you think about all the how absurd the Charlottesville Unite
Speaker 1: the Right rally look with all the tiki torches and
Speaker 1: all the young angry meals that were there, and how
Speaker 1: obviously bogus it was, and it looks so AstroTurf for
Speaker 1: the time, and then now we know it was all
Speaker 1: funded by the institutional left, by the SPLC, which had
Speaker 1: lots of money, and they got more money after that stuff.
Speaker 1: Because you fund the hate, the hate happens and then
Speaker 1: they say, this is why we're necessary, and then they
Speaker 1: go and fundraise more. That's their sequence, and they were
Speaker 1: going to partner with Kamala Harris's government. And you could
Speaker 1: bet even if the SBOC were to go away. By
Speaker 1: the way, the Southern Poverty Law Center, we got data
Speaker 1: on the CEO's salary. Five hundred and twenty k per year.
Speaker 1: Five twenty k for the CEO of a poverty group.
Speaker 1: Not a great look. And you can bet that is
Speaker 1: the bare minimum of what she's getting paid. I would
Speaker 1: love to get a sense of her expense account. So
Speaker 1: Margaret Huang, what a monster she must be. She hadn't
Speaker 1: known all about this. It's not a poverty group, it's
Speaker 1: not a civil rights group. It's a hate group that
Speaker 1: is trying to divide our country. And the Democrats like it.
Speaker 1: They want to work with it, they have worked with it,
Speaker 1: and they really share a lot of the common values
Speaker 1: that so much of the institutional left has right now,
Speaker 1: which is censorship and shutting down the voices of people
Speaker 1: with whom they differ. This permeates the entire left. They
Speaker 1: think that but your speech is violence, Conservative speech is violence,
Speaker 1: and left is violence. Is legitimate protest Baylor University yesterday
Speaker 1: was trying to sabotage a Turning Point USA event with
Speaker 1: Tom Homan and Kim Paxton. This is unbelievable. I spoke
Speaker 1: to Andrew Colvitt, who is the Turning Point spokesman, yesterday,
Speaker 1: and he called me. He says, you would not believe
Speaker 1: what has happened. We sold fifty five hundred tickets to
Speaker 1: this event at Baylor University and we were told at
Speaker 1: the last minute by the school that forty five hundred
Speaker 1: of these tickets these people cannot show up to the event,
Speaker 1: and it's something to do with them not being part
Speaker 1: of the student body, whereas one to twenty of the
Speaker 1: student body actually bought tickets, so one out of every
Speaker 1: twenty people in the student body had bought tickets to
Speaker 1: the event anyway. And others in the community, with the
Speaker 1: Waco community, bought tickets to the event because they want
Speaker 1: to see Tom Homa, they want to Seekim Paxton, they
Speaker 1: wanted to be a part of a Turning Point event,
Speaker 1: and they were told the last minute you cannot come.
Speaker 1: That is back to our censorship. The exact type of
Speaker 1: stuff that Charlie fought against. Really noteworthy, really noteworthy that's
Speaker 1: going on. And just know that the Democrats, their ruthlessness
Speaker 1: has no end. And we saw it in Virginia, where
Speaker 1: we have good news to report, best news of the day.
Speaker 1: A judge is blocked Virginia from certifying the results of
Speaker 1: the redistricting referendum. Yet another call shot in the Marlow Show.
Speaker 1: I came out yesterday in the show and said flat out,
Speaker 1: it is clearly unconstitutional, and probably the court was sitting
Speaker 1: on it hoping that the referendum would go down, but
Speaker 1: the cases was put on hold until after the vote,
Speaker 1: probably because they knew was illegal and they don't want
Speaker 1: to get caught holding the knife, so to speak. But
Speaker 1: I went through a bunch of the things that were
Speaker 1: objectionable in this. It was supposed to have fifty days
Speaker 1: of early voting that didn't happen. There needed to be
Speaker 1: published text for ninety days that didn't happen. The whole
Speaker 1: argument that this was to literally the text of the
Speaker 1: bill was the language supposed to restore fairness, which is
Speaker 1: probably misleading and therefore illegal. Considering it's disenfranchising a lot
Speaker 1: of Democrats, I mean a lot of Republicans. I understand
Speaker 1: why the Democrats might want to do it. They want
Speaker 1: to do it because Republicans are redistricting elsewhere in the country.
Speaker 1: I get it, I get the politics of it, but
Speaker 1: it's hard to argue fairness. Not fairness that's doing it.
Speaker 1: It's taking the Democrats and allowing them to choose their
Speaker 1: own constituents, not letting the constituents choose their own representatives.
Speaker 1: So though a law require two legislative sessions special sessions,
Speaker 1: apparently only one of them happened. So the promos the
Speaker 1: proposed map itself violates another state constitutional requirement because the
Speaker 1: districts need to be compact and contiguous. They're definitely not
Speaker 1: compact and they're arguably not contiguous. So obviously this is
Speaker 1: got to get thrown out. So it's been so we
Speaker 1: judge blocked. It has been appealed higher up, and so
Speaker 1: we'll see how it gets ruled on when it gets
Speaker 1: the State Supreme Court. But a minor victory there for
Speaker 1: the ruthless Democrats who are willing to lie, cheat and steel,
Speaker 1: and the willingness they're openly willing to lie, cheat and steel,
Speaker 1: all you need to know is their embrace of this
Speaker 1: guy hasan piker who I've been featuring on the show
Speaker 1: far left streamer who wants the blood of the capitalist
Speaker 1: to flow in our streets, thinks of the United States
Speaker 1: deserve nine to eleven. Got a puff piece in the
Speaker 1: New York Times. He's getting puffed up by all sorts
Speaker 1: of Democrat Paul all sort of democrat. Podcasters has got
Speaker 1: a vent schedule with mainstream Democrats. I want to play
Speaker 1: this cut that we got from at Breitbart News where
Speaker 1: he justifies the murder of the United health CEO. Guys,
Speaker 1: I don't know which one it.
Speaker 3: Is, might cut you.
Speaker 7: Brian Thompson as the United Healthcare CEO was engaging in
Speaker 7: a tremendous amount of social murder, the systematized forms of violence,
Speaker 7: the structural violence of poverty, the for profit pay called
Speaker 7: system of healthcare in this country, and the consequences of
Speaker 7: that are tremendous amounts of pain, tremendous amounts of violence,
Speaker 7: tremendous amounts of deaths.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he basically says that having a healthcare business
Speaker 1: is violence, and thus it's okay to kill innocently, shooting
Speaker 1: the back of father of two.
Speaker 3: Very serious stuff.
Speaker 1: That this is where Charlie Kirk matter, because being able
Speaker 1: to speak to younger people to understand that this is
Speaker 1: a truly demonic and evil instinct. And because he's got energy,
Speaker 1: the Democrats are embracing him. Really noteworthy that this is happening.
Speaker 1: At the same time, we're learning the far right activists
Speaker 1: that probably don't interest you if you're in my audience,
Speaker 1: but you're aware of them online, that they've obviously been
Speaker 1: pumped up by leftist money in order to divide our movement.
Speaker 1: And now you see, this is what the Democrats go for,
Speaker 1: is main stream all that stuff. I mean, you could
Speaker 1: spend a whole day breaking down the clip, but let's
Speaker 1: do it. Let's play it again and I'll interrupt it.
Speaker 1: Go ahead one more time.
Speaker 7: Brian Thompson, as the United Healthcare CEO, was engaging in
Speaker 7: a tremendous amount of social murder, the systematized forms of vioce.
Speaker 3: So social murder.
Speaker 1: So basically because he's a healthcare business and the healthcare
Speaker 1: system could not save every single life that came through
Speaker 1: the system or wanted additional care that they couldn't afford,
Speaker 1: then that means he's engaging in murder. And thus Luisimano
Speaker 1: Mangioni killing him is justified go.
Speaker 7: On violence, the structural violence of poverty.
Speaker 1: The structural violence of poverty. Can someone take out a
Speaker 1: Webster's dictionary for me and you can email me a
Speaker 1: low hot Alexmilow dot com. Can you try to find
Speaker 1: some sort of a reasonable definition of that? Because I
Speaker 1: am at a loss the structural violence of poverty? I
Speaker 1: can you begin to describe it? I just want to
Speaker 1: let the words hang out there, so you know, he's
Speaker 1: only saying this to make it so that you feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: He doesn't even know what this means. He knows that
Speaker 1: if you try to fight back against him, though, it'll
Speaker 1: be very uncomfortable for you. So that's why he just
Speaker 1: throws this stuff out there.
Speaker 7: Continue a for profit, paywalled system of healthcare in this country,
Speaker 7: and the consequences of that are tremendous amounts of pain,
Speaker 7: tremendous amounts of violence, tremendous amounts of deaths.
Speaker 3: Okay, pas, So, this is a guy who lives in
Speaker 3: a huge house.
Speaker 1: He wears designer clothes, he wears designer sunglasses, and all
Speaker 1: he wants to do is to have free health care,
Speaker 1: which is really government run healthcare that is more akin
Speaker 1: to what they've got in Cuba. America still got the
Speaker 1: best healthcare in the world. We've got all sorts of problems.
Speaker 1: We need to have innovation, we need to move faster,
Speaker 1: we need to cut red tape where we can. But
Speaker 1: all the innovation. The best place to do healthcare is
Speaker 1: in the United States. That's why all the best come here.
Speaker 1: I'm still still see it, guys. This is why in
Speaker 1: the United States still is the best healthcare. And they
Speaker 1: want a socialist, communist system and that's what they're amplifying
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 3: All right.
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Speaker 3: keep an eye on those.
Speaker 1: The healthcare narrative is one that always favors Democrats, even
Speaker 1: though their ideas are basically be more like Cuba, and
Speaker 1: the President is trying to come up with some creative
Speaker 1: approaches to it. President Trump's acting Attorney General, Todd Blanch
Speaker 1: just reclassified state licensed medical marijuana as a less dangerous drug.
Speaker 1: The order does not legalize it, but it shifts it
Speaker 1: from Schedule one to Schedule three, which eases some of
Speaker 1: the barriers for medical marijuana, which I'm anti pod guy
Speaker 1: in general. Never smoked it, never adn interest, seems very bad.
Speaker 1: It's kind of ruining la that's ubiquity for recreational purposes.
Speaker 1: But overall, and I've run this by the doctors in
Speaker 1: my life, it's useful for nausea control, appetite stimulation, and
Speaker 1: cancer patients. And it's not particularly addictive. I think the
Speaker 1: lifestyle is addictive to some people if they're addicted to it.
Speaker 1: But this creative stuff where Trump does this, where he
Speaker 1: does try to borrow from some of the best ideas
Speaker 1: of Democrats. Not say this is the best idea. It's
Speaker 1: kind of a so so idea. But it's an idea,
Speaker 1: and I like that he's not trapped in a box,
Speaker 1: and I think that's very useful. So maybe, you know,
Speaker 1: if he gets really creative, then he could figure out
Speaker 1: the structural violence of poverty, which is because poverty is
Speaker 1: very violent and it's important on you to understand those structures.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: California had a debate for a governor yesterday, and I'll
Speaker 1: do some more clips on my podcast I got coming up,
Speaker 1: so I'll play some of them. But I did want
Speaker 1: to share a pretty remarkable moment from Javier Bassira, who
Speaker 1: is the former attorney general of the state and is
Speaker 1: running for governor and is not pulling very well, but
Speaker 1: I thought this message was unbelievable. Can play cut nineteen, please, guys.
Speaker 10: What grade does he get on homelessness and what, if anything,
Speaker 10: would you do differently?
Speaker 1: You have sixty seconds, Frank, I would say that the
Speaker 1: governor has made efforts. We've seen him come down to
Speaker 1: Los Angeles actually go out and try to clean some
Speaker 1: of these streets.
Speaker 7: On effort. I would give him an A.
Speaker 1: An A for homelessness. Katie Porter, also in the debate,
Speaker 1: gave him a B A. Tom Steyr gave him a B.
Speaker 1: Homelessess is ruining some of the nicest areas of the city,
Speaker 1: alienating people, It's making a lot of us want to leave.
Speaker 1: And it's part of the reason why homelessess has happened
Speaker 1: is because housing affordability is very high, particularly for poor people,
Speaker 1: which again we've done nothing to address that, and advocating
Speaker 1: for all sorts of inflationary spending has not helped with affordability.
Speaker 3: As well.
Speaker 1: Importing a lot of illegal aliens and a allowing for
Speaker 1: the border to be open has allowed for housing costes,
Speaker 1: costs to get driven up by the added competition. And
Speaker 1: then this guy gives him an A and the rest
Speaker 1: of the Democrats give him a B. You look at
Speaker 1: the map on it. Since newsm became governor, homelesses is
Speaker 1: up about thirty one percent in LA.
Speaker 3: That's an A to you. That's even a B for you.
Speaker 1: The two Republicans on the stage as Steve Hilton and
Speaker 1: Chad Biago both give and F which.
Speaker 3: I thought was probably a better grade.
Speaker 1: And Tom Steyer also at an unbelievable moment, another Democrat
Speaker 1: who is probably the likely I think he's going to
Speaker 1: get the top Democrat vote.
Speaker 3: You lay cut twenty one. Please, team, mister.
Speaker 10: Styer, where do you draw the line on this? Should
Speaker 10: language proficiency for truckers be strictly enforced, even if it
Speaker 10: means that some of them will probably lose their jobs?
Speaker 10: You have sixty books.
Speaker 11: I agree with what was said, which is we don't
Speaker 11: know the context of this stop. But what I can
Speaker 11: say is this racial profiling is illegal, and in fact,
Speaker 11: picking on people based on the color of their skin
Speaker 11: in the state of California is illegal.
Speaker 3: It's not based on the color of their skin.
Speaker 1: It's based on can they speak the English language, the
Speaker 1: language that our entire country runs on. And this is
Speaker 1: where I'm saying that there is such a divide now
Speaker 1: between Democrats who just seem to live in a total
Speaker 1: alternate reality. How is it going the fact that instead
Speaker 1: of having a common culture is having a common language.
Speaker 1: Would you ever root for someone in America to not
Speaker 1: learn the English language? If someone came to this country
Speaker 1: and you wanted to help them get ahead, would you
Speaker 1: say that the best thing for them to do is
Speaker 1: to learn English or to not learn English? So why
Speaker 1: are you making a system that encourages them to not
Speaker 1: learn English? This is something that is a pander to
Speaker 1: certain voters immediately at the expense of them doing better
Speaker 1: in their lives. This is the type of cynical politics
Speaker 1: that I truly resent about the Democrats, and it's pretty
Speaker 1: much top to bottom.
Speaker 3: Throughout the party. This is how they behave.
Speaker 1: They try to behave in a way that's most expedient
Speaker 1: for the current political moment and not actually for what's
Speaker 1: better for people. You know, really interesting. I haven't had
Speaker 1: a chance to closely scrutinize the article, but my friend
Speaker 1: Rob Lockwood has got a peace in the Washington Post
Speaker 1: today arguing that Trump should actually change the name of
Speaker 1: the English language to the American language.
Speaker 3: And I could be convinced. I could be convinced.
Speaker 1: It seems like kind of a fun Trumpyan troll, but
Speaker 1: also it's America is the superpower on Earth. England continues
Speaker 1: to retreat from the world stage, and we have updated
Speaker 1: the language, so a lot of the changes in the
Speaker 1: language are sort of following America, but we also needed
Speaker 1: to officially be our national language. And the fact that
Speaker 1: we have commercial driver's licenses for people who are supposed
Speaker 1: to read our road signs obay, our traffic signs deal
Speaker 1: with our law enforcement, deal with checkpoints, and not speak
Speaker 1: the English language. That's to not be a requirement in
Speaker 1: California is completely absurd. That's the message for today. Thanks
Speaker 1: for listening and watching. Go in peace, to love and
Speaker 1: serve the Lord.
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