Speaker 1: Why we don't talk about mass shooting. So we talk
Speaker 1: about that again tonight. Something big is going on right
Speaker 1: now at the World Economic Forum. The elites are meeting
Speaker 1: to talk about you and why you suck. We have that,
Speaker 1: updates on the primaries and all that. And I'm right.
Speaker 1: My neighbor is a Democrat. Can ever tell you that?
Speaker 1: Don't worry, don't worry. I'm in a blood red area.
Speaker 1: And actually we get along great. I still actually don't
Speaker 1: think he knows what I do, but his Democrat. And
Speaker 1: if I found out right now as I'm doing the
Speaker 1: show with you, if I found out something terrible happened
Speaker 1: to his son, his son was in school and got shocked.
Speaker 1: Let's say that the wife texts me while I'm on
Speaker 1: the air right now, I would probably stop the show
Speaker 1: and I would get in my ride and I'd drive home,
Speaker 1: and I would probably go right over to his house.
Speaker 1: Why to be there for him, Just to be there
Speaker 1: for him, grab him something if he needs, be there
Speaker 1: for his wife, just be sad and mourn together. Now,
Speaker 1: he's not this type of person, but what if what
Speaker 1: if something happened to my son and he came running over,
Speaker 1: pounding on the door, and I'm devastated. The wife's devastated,
Speaker 1: brother's devastated. And he opens up the door and says,
Speaker 1: this is what I've been telling you about guns. Get
Speaker 1: those guns out of here. Now. What do you think
Speaker 1: that would do inside of me? How much bitterness and
Speaker 1: hatred and anger would fill me, not just in that moment,
Speaker 1: but lasting bitterness and hatred and anger for that man
Speaker 1: if he chose to use that moment to do that
Speaker 1: A lot? Right, a lot. Why don't we talk about
Speaker 1: mass shootings? Why don't we politic I guess I should
Speaker 1: say after mass shootings, because that has become commonplace in
Speaker 1: this country. This was ushered in by Barack Obama. He's
Speaker 1: the one that really brought this mainstream. And I'll hate
Speaker 1: him forever for this. But in the wake of a
Speaker 1: mass shooting, when something horrible happens, a shooting at a school,
Speaker 1: what's worse than a shooting at a school adorable little kids?
Speaker 1: What we should do with a country, cities states, as
Speaker 1: a nation, even if we hate each other, even if
Speaker 1: we disagree on the issues, just take some time and
Speaker 1: be sad together and mourn together. Mourning is a critical
Speaker 1: part of the human experience. It's why God lays it
Speaker 1: out in the Bible. It's read mourning is important. That's
Speaker 1: why every society, from big ones to little ones throughout history,
Speaker 1: they have funeral services, a way of honoring the dead,
Speaker 1: hoping the relatives who are still alive. Mourning is important.
Speaker 1: When you run to the microphone and start politicking while
Speaker 1: parents are still frantically making phone calls to find out
Speaker 1: if their ten year old girl is ever coming home again,
Speaker 1: you're robbing a society as a whole of its ability
Speaker 1: to mourn. And it's tearing this country apart, just like
Speaker 1: it would if my neighbor came running to my house
Speaker 1: on the day something happened to my son. You have
Speaker 1: nineteen children dead, twenty one people in total. It's unspeakable.
Speaker 1: And I want to tell you again a great rule,
Speaker 1: not just for social media, but in general for life.
Speaker 1: In the wake of these horrible things happening, one pray.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine what those families are going through right now?
Speaker 1: Can you even imagine they need your prayer? If you
Speaker 1: know them, do what you can't to just be there
Speaker 1: for them. They're hurting in ways that you probably hopefully
Speaker 1: can't imagine. And I hopefully will never have to imagine
Speaker 1: they're hurting in terrible ways. One Prey two the killer.
Speaker 1: Do not say his name, do not show his face,
Speaker 1: do not read his manifesto. We've always had six freaks
Speaker 1: in a society. Why do our sick freaks now choose
Speaker 1: to go out like this? They do it for the fame.
Speaker 1: If we stop giving them the fame, maybe next time
Speaker 1: they'll choose to just go swan, dive off a bridge
Speaker 1: or something like people used to do in three. Don't
Speaker 1: politic This is not a time, frankly, to discuss anything,
Speaker 1: not grabbing guns obviously, like we're about to get into.
Speaker 1: It's not even a time to discuss arms, school security,
Speaker 1: more guns, more this, more that. You know why, because
Speaker 1: right now everybody is emotionally raw, and you have a
Speaker 1: society of people saying do something. Somebody do something. Whenever
Speaker 1: you fear, whenever you hear people saying do something, do something,
Speaker 1: whenever you yourself have that feeling inside of you summon
Speaker 1: us to do something, that's when you know that's the
Speaker 1: worst time you could possibly do something, because your mind
Speaker 1: isn't in the right place to do something. We did
Speaker 1: something when coronavirus got here two years later, we are
Speaker 1: heading into a great depression for the world. Why because
Speaker 1: we did something people got scared and we sure did something,
Speaker 1: didn't we Now is the time to come together and
Speaker 1: mourn and pray and not politic And like I said,
Speaker 1: I go clear back to Barack Obama who brought this mainstream.
Speaker 1: Sure politicians have done this before, but he really really
Speaker 1: chose to make this a thing. And now in the
Speaker 1: wake of every shooting, this is simply the expected thing
Speaker 1: every Democrat, senator, media personality, President of the United States.
Speaker 1: Instead of just coming together, they do this as a nation.
Speaker 1: We have to ask, when in God's name are we're
Speaker 1: going to stand up to the gun lobby, when in
Speaker 1: God's name we do what we all know in our
Speaker 1: gut needs to be done. What in God's name do
Speaker 1: you need to solvent for except to kill someone? Dur
Speaker 1: aren't running through the for us with kevlar vests on.
Speaker 1: For God's sake, it's just sick. And the gun manufacturers
Speaker 1: were spent two decades aggressively marking assault weapons, which make
Speaker 1: them the most and largest profit. For God's sake, we
Speaker 1: have to be courage to stand up to the industry.
Speaker 1: While he was giving that speech. While he was giving
Speaker 1: that speech, I was tracking some of this stuff live.
Speaker 1: Parents were frantically friendly. Can you imagine what you'd be
Speaker 1: going through, calling and texting their sons and daughters in
Speaker 1: the schools. He's not picking up. I'm getting a hold
Speaker 1: of police. He's not picking up. Is he one of
Speaker 1: the dead ones? While he was giving a speech about
Speaker 1: the gun lobby. That's sick. It's next level sickness. It
Speaker 1: is you remember that Westboro Baptist Church, the group of
Speaker 1: freaks used to show up at people's funerals, the funerals
Speaker 1: of dead soldiers and scream at their relatives. That's what
Speaker 1: the entire Democratic Party has become. It is a sickness,
Speaker 1: and it is dividing this country and it's universal. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's Alyssa Milano, Rob Rainier is saying Republicans have blood
Speaker 1: on their hands, Elizabeth Banks telling people to vote Democrat.
Speaker 1: Rose O'Donnell of course, being the lovely human being she
Speaker 1: always is. And maybe the worst example I saw is
Speaker 1: actually something that happened earlier this afternoon. We have a
Speaker 1: press conference going on in Uvalde, Texas, where this took place,
Speaker 1: and what we have there is governor, Lieutenant governor, Senator
Speaker 1: Cruz was there. We have the you've Aaldi mayor was there.
Speaker 1: And this is a press conference updating a community that
Speaker 1: has just been ripped to shreds. Nineteen children slaughtered, a
Speaker 1: community that's been ripped to shreds. And you watch this
Speaker 1: press conference and you sit there and you think, Man,
Speaker 1: those poor families, the poor parents, I can't believe it
Speaker 1: they're going through. You have the all these real human emotions.
Speaker 1: The communist like bed Old Rourke, he looks at this
Speaker 1: thing as an opportunity to politic Excuse me, excuse me,
Speaker 1: excuse me. Sit down, you're out, you're out of line,
Speaker 1: and then an embarrassment after shooting right now and you're
Speaker 1: doing nothing. No, please can get out. And this isn't
Speaker 1: the place to talk to the show. This is totally
Speaker 1: sure you're out of line. Sure you're out alive. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you're out of line. Please leave the shortorial. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I can't believe you're a come dood. You like this
Speaker 1: to make a political issue. That guy you heard called
Speaker 1: Beto o'rouric, the sixth son of a beep, That is
Speaker 1: the mayor of Uvaldi, and word is he has just
Speaker 1: been personally destroyed for the last twenty four hours for
Speaker 1: these families, just gut punched, as all the families would be.
Speaker 1: And the communist looks at this press conference and thinks,
Speaker 1: oh nice, this is a good opportunity. These are the
Speaker 1: kind of anti humans we're dealing with. And while we're
Speaker 1: dealing with things like this over here and distracted by
Speaker 1: politics over here, the global elites, billionaires, senators, tech billionaires,
Speaker 1: Bill Gates, they're all meeting in Davos or Davos, I
Speaker 1: don't know how you say the stupid name in Switzerland
Speaker 1: for the World Economic Forum meeting. And what are they
Speaker 1: meeting about. Well, they're meeting to discuss how to get
Speaker 1: rid of you and your pesky freedoms that are holding
Speaker 1: back the world. Here's super villain Cloud Schwab. Let's also
Speaker 1: be clear, the future is not just happening. The future
Speaker 1: is built by us, by a powerful community. As you
Speaker 1: here into school, the future is built by us. Look
Speaker 1: at us, billionaires, politicians, It's our future we're building. And
Speaker 1: forget about the peasants. Understand, I've told you a million
Speaker 1: times about the three things all these people have in common.
Speaker 1: They're all on display at the World Economic Forum. One,
Speaker 1: no love of country. Oftentimes they hate country, but no
Speaker 1: love of country. Why is there a World Economic Forum anyway?
Speaker 1: Doesn't sound like very much patriotism, right. Two. Completely disconnected
Speaker 1: from the real world. They all fly private jets into
Speaker 1: five star hotels and eat steak dinners for three or
Speaker 1: four days discussing the ways this world's economy should be managed,
Speaker 1: how you can hardly afford a tank a gas in
Speaker 1: three and this is probably the most appropriate one for
Speaker 1: the World Economic Forum. Remember, these people genuinely see themselves
Speaker 1: as kings and queens, and they do believe, not that
Speaker 1: they're just above you. They believe they should rule as
Speaker 1: kings and queens, and you, the peasant, should do what
Speaker 1: you're told when you're told by them the elites, of course.
Speaker 1: I mean these people openly, not quietly behind closed doors.
Speaker 1: God only knows what they're saying behind closed doors. These
Speaker 1: people are openly talking about tracking your carbon footprint. We're
Speaker 1: developing through technology and ability for consumers to measure their
Speaker 1: own carbon footprint. What does that mean? That's where are
Speaker 1: they traveling, how are they traveling, what are they eating?
Speaker 1: What are they consuming on the platform, So individual carbon
Speaker 1: footprint tracker. They tuned. We don't have it operational yet,
Speaker 1: but this is something that we're working on. Very exciting, right,
Speaker 1: aren't you looking forward to that? Oh up, Sorry, Nancy,
Speaker 1: Beep beep beep. You had a driving allotment of thirty
Speaker 1: miles today. I know you had to run back to
Speaker 1: school and pick up the kids, but you actually drove
Speaker 1: forty two miles. You're being penalized your meat allotment for tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I think that sounds crazy. All these people would sign
Speaker 1: up for that immediately like that, and they're working on
Speaker 1: the technology to do so. And speaking of meat, you
Speaker 1: enjoying your trips to the grocery store? Now your trips
Speaker 1: to the gas pump? Are you enjoying paying your power bill?
Speaker 1: We just got ours yesterday. I almost fell out of
Speaker 1: my dad gone chair. I want you to understand, speaking
Speaker 1: of no connection to the real world, these people, all
Speaker 1: that economic pain that's going on, not just in America,
Speaker 1: worldwide right now. These people are dag gone thrilled about it.
Speaker 1: We need to accept that there will be some pain
Speaker 1: in the process. The pace that we need will open
Speaker 1: up for missteps, it will open up for short additional energy,
Speaker 1: It will create inflationary pressures, and maybe we need to
Speaker 1: start talking about that, that that pain is actually worth it.
Speaker 1: What are you worried about? Can't go see your mom?
Speaker 1: Can't afford that medication? Your wife needs to have some
Speaker 1: kind of quality of life. Looked, pain is worth it.
Speaker 1: Quit whining, peasants, pipe down. Maybe you're sitting there saying
Speaker 1: to yourself, Jesse, this is crazy though we surely American
Speaker 1: politicians wouldn't talk like this. Well. Senator Joe Mansion was
Speaker 1: there yesterday talking about it, and here's Joe Biden at
Speaker 1: going the same stuff when it comes to the gas prices.
Speaker 1: We're going through an incredible transition that is taking place
Speaker 1: that God willing, when it's over, will be stronger in
Speaker 1: the world, will be stronger and less relying on fossil fuels.
Speaker 1: When this is over. We're not having pain, We're not
Speaker 1: having problems. We're going through what did he say, an
Speaker 1: incredible transition. Remember the destruction everything you see around you
Speaker 1: right now, it's intentional. They're not sitting at home trying
Speaker 1: to figure out how to solve the problems we're facing.
Speaker 1: They're sitting at home saying, nice, this is working out.
Speaker 1: All that may have made you uncomfortable. But I'm right.
Speaker 1: We've got a great show. I'm not done on this
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Speaker 1: start your morning. As I said, we really should be
Speaker 1: paying more attention to what's happening at the World Economic
Speaker 1: Forum right now because it has world implications for all
Speaker 1: of us. Joining me now is my friend Jordan's Shaqtel,
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Speaker 1: All right, Jordan, let's let's begin with this World Economic Forum.
Speaker 1: Everyone hears Klaus Schwab looking like looking and sounding like
Speaker 1: a Bond villain over there. But Americans. They're Americans over there.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of Americans there, both Democrats and lots
Speaker 1: of Republicans. It really gives you the sense that there's
Speaker 1: most certainly a ruling class slash uniparty in the United States.
Speaker 1: And interestingly, Jesse, they're not really publishing much about their
Speaker 1: presence at the World Economic Forum this year, which makes
Speaker 1: me think that our side is doing a pretty good
Speaker 1: job of exposing this nefarious organization. I'd like it. Who
Speaker 1: were some names we should know on our side? It's
Speaker 1: not a surprise to communists Alwin over there. What Republicans
Speaker 1: are over there? So you have Governor Larry Hogan of Maryland.
Speaker 1: You have Senator Pat Toomey, a couple other Republican senators
Speaker 1: and governors. You have the mayor of Miami, Francis Suarez,
Speaker 1: some influential congressional Republicans. It's very unfortunate to see. But
Speaker 1: my goal is so the World Economic Forum claims to
Speaker 1: be this nonprofit group, but it's a hyper political organization,
Speaker 1: and I get why the Libs are going, but there
Speaker 1: should be no reason why a Republican official goes to
Speaker 1: this globalist organization which their whole ideology as premised on
Speaker 1: stealing your fundamental freedoms. You know, the whole you will
Speaker 1: own nothing and be happy. Bumper sticker was formatted by
Speaker 1: the World Economic Forum. The Great Reset, Build Back Better,
Speaker 1: all this stuff intended to steal your individual freedoms. That
Speaker 1: those are all World Economic Forum narratives. So I have
Speaker 1: no idea why Republicans are there, Jordan. The American media,
Speaker 1: there's a great and very appropriate meme going around online.
Speaker 1: I've seen it a thousand times where it basically just
Speaker 1: displays the American media as just being mouthpieces for the powerful. Now,
Speaker 1: what's the American media saying about this group of elites
Speaker 1: over there plotting to take our freedom and private property? Yeah?
Speaker 1: So I wrote about this the Dossier over the earlier
Speaker 1: this week, and the World's Economic Forum has a brilliant
Speaker 1: strategy when it comes to allow which media outlets it
Speaker 1: allows into the doors at Davos. You know, you see
Speaker 1: our friends at Rebel News and elsewhere reporting on the
Speaker 1: outside of the World's Economic Forum, but they're not in
Speaker 1: because you can. You need to partner with the World's
Speaker 1: Economic Forum to be allowed into the facility and into
Speaker 1: you know, the whole setting over at Davos. And what
Speaker 1: they do is these media organizations, The New York Times, CNN, Reuters,
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal, all of the big corporate press outlets.
Speaker 1: They pay hundreds of thousands of dollars or access to
Speaker 1: these global elites. And of course, when you're literally on
Speaker 1: the payroll, when you're paying out these enormous sums, you're
Speaker 1: not going to ask hard questions of Klaus Schwab, who
Speaker 1: makes all this access possible. To you, it's a mutually
Speaker 1: beneficial relationship between the corporate press and the ruling class.
Speaker 1: They're really one and the same. That there's no objective
Speaker 1: journalism going on inside the gates of the World Economic
Speaker 1: Forum's annual meeting. Jordan, you just said hundreds of thousands
Speaker 1: of dollars. It doesn't cost that much to fly to Switzerland.
Speaker 1: Why are they spending that much money? So they have
Speaker 1: a really interesting format. So in order to get invited
Speaker 1: to this annual meeting, first of all, the World Economic
Speaker 1: Forum will screen you to basically be narrative compliant, as
Speaker 1: you can see in the headline. You also need to
Speaker 1: be triple vacs or at least show proof. And these
Speaker 1: people who knows if they actually took the shots, but
Speaker 1: they have a doctor on the payroll, I'm sure because
Speaker 1: they're very wealthy. And then once you get in, you
Speaker 1: need to become a partner to the World Economic Forum.
Speaker 1: And then in addition to that, you have to pay
Speaker 1: for your ticket, and that runs up an enormous tab.
Speaker 1: My guess is after calculing these numbers that each attendees
Speaker 1: paying at least a quarter million dollars just to get
Speaker 1: into that event, and the World Economcum entirely compromises them
Speaker 1: by making them part of this group. So whatever they
Speaker 1: advocate now, these organizations and individual partner entities, they need
Speaker 1: to also stand by, you know, this crazy climate agenda
Speaker 1: that they're pushing, because now they are official partners to
Speaker 1: the World's Economic Forum a quarter million dollars. You know,
Speaker 1: I was thinking about going Jordan, but I decided it
Speaker 1: is probably not for me. Maybe not this year, maybe
Speaker 1: next year. All right, what is the focus? These things
Speaker 1: usually have a theme. What's the theme this year? What
Speaker 1: big scary thing are these elites going to save us from?
Speaker 1: So one of the dominant headlines, if not the most
Speaker 1: dominant headline that ties into everything is that. And you've
Speaker 1: been raising awareness a lot about this is this Marxist
Speaker 1: climate agenda and there is no room for debating the
Speaker 1: climate agenda and the so called green transition, that the
Speaker 1: debate is really over. How soon they can rob us
Speaker 1: of all of our rights in order to institute all
Speaker 1: of these crazy policies to deal with this so called
Speaker 1: climate crisis. Yeah, okay, so it's all one big climate
Speaker 1: change pile of fears stuff. And I did see the
Speaker 1: the e Safety Commissioner. I had to read that against
Speaker 1: I didn't even know there was such a thing for
Speaker 1: Australia had something very interesting to say about freedom is speech,
Speaker 1: and at the end of this had something about child dignity.
Speaker 1: Here she was we have increasing polarization everywhere, and everything
Speaker 1: feels binary when it doesn't need to be. So I
Speaker 1: think we're going to have to think about a recalibration
Speaker 1: of a whole range of human rights that are playing
Speaker 1: out online, you know, from freedom of spreech to the
Speaker 1: freedom to you to be free from online violence or
Speaker 1: the right of data protection, to the right to child
Speaker 1: dignity online violence and the right to child dignity. Jordan,
Speaker 1: could you translate that for me please. Yeah. Essentially, they
Speaker 1: d be the Chinese Communist Party's surveillance state and they
Speaker 1: want to model our global future after that involving just
Speaker 1: robbing everyone of their fundamental rights and liberties. They cannot
Speaker 1: say that outright, so they talk about, you know, in
Speaker 1: these nuanced terms, how we need to recalibrate freedom of speech.
Speaker 1: There's no recalibrating our freedom of speech. These are unalienable rights.
Speaker 1: It goes to show the extremism that is exemplified at Davos.
Speaker 1: You would think that because all of the elites show up,
Speaker 1: that they have some kind of like mainstream ideology here,
Speaker 1: but no, they have. It's an extremist ideology to its core.
Speaker 1: They want to take away your rights, make you eat bugs,
Speaker 1: drink Bill Gates's poop water, and they want to people
Speaker 1: that subscribe to this depopulation agenda, which is what it is.
Speaker 1: It's the most extremist worldview and it categories humans as
Speaker 1: beings that you shouldn't be here, and that opens up
Speaker 1: a whole can of worms and the possibilities that they
Speaker 1: would entertain to get rid of us, because these people
Speaker 1: do not value human life. In fact, they see human
Speaker 1: life as something that needs to be clamped down upon. Grief. Finally,
Speaker 1: super Villain through super Villain, I still can't believe that,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm not going to go into it
Speaker 1: right now. George Soros was there and he brought up
Speaker 1: Russia Ukraine. The invasion of Ukraine didn't come out of blue.
Speaker 1: The world has been increasingly engaged in the struggle between
Speaker 1: two systems of governance that are diametrically opposed to each other,
Speaker 1: open society and close society. Other issues concerning all of humanity,
Speaker 1: fighting pandemics and climate change, avoiding ut war, maintaining global
Speaker 1: institutions have had to take a back. That's try a
Speaker 1: shape o salization may not survive. Global organizations was the
Speaker 1: part of that that stood out to me. What global
Speaker 1: organizations is he talking about? Jordan? Yet he wants to
Speaker 1: protect the interests of himself and his buddies, and this
Speaker 1: means protecting the current organizational government in Ukraine. As it stands,
Speaker 1: this really has nothing to do with some type of
Speaker 1: like fundamental morality. George Soros when he says, oh, I
Speaker 1: would love to for everyone to be able to live
Speaker 1: in an open society. But when George Soros says open society,
Speaker 1: he means like open, open society where there are no
Speaker 1: border defensible borders, and everyone subscribes to this crazy globalist worldview.
Speaker 1: Think George Soros is there just to protect his interests.
Speaker 1: And I'd rather not fight a thermonuclear war against a
Speaker 1: power that has thousands of nuclear weapons so George Soros
Speaker 1: and his buddies can have their interests protected. Jordan shack
Speaker 1: Tell goes subscribe to his sub stack the Dossier. Thank you,
Speaker 1: my friend, I appreciate you. Yeah, thanks so much. All Right,
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Speaker 1: be back. We're in a culture war. But I know
Speaker 1: you've heard that a thousand times, but accept the fact
Speaker 1: that we are, and it is a war. It is
Speaker 1: a big one. The other side despises everything you stand for.
Speaker 1: They hate your values. If they're allowed to have their way,
Speaker 1: we are going to become a nation of sodom and gomorrah.
Speaker 1: It's going to be the most horrific thing you've ever seen.
Speaker 1: If you have your way, if you win, we're going
Speaker 1: to become a decent nation again, a same nation again.
Speaker 1: Now we're never going to see the end of this war.
Speaker 1: I don't care how old you are. I know we
Speaker 1: have kids who listen to this show. I know we
Speaker 1: have older folks who listen to the show. It's going
Speaker 1: to take years and years, decades and decades and decades
Speaker 1: to finally win this war. What does that mean? We
Speaker 1: have a million battles to fight between now and then,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna lose some. We've lost a lot already.
Speaker 1: That's why we are where we are. We're gonna lose some,
Speaker 1: but we're also gonna win some. And when you're in
Speaker 1: this long struggle to take back your culture like we are,
Speaker 1: it's important when you get little winds man, take am
Speaker 1: in it and put a smile on your face and
Speaker 1: celebrate them. Take a minute and celebrate. Do you remember
Speaker 1: when Heavy D in the Florida legislature they decided they
Speaker 1: had about enough of Disney's mouth when Florida passed a
Speaker 1: bill that said don't talk to kindergarteners about sex, and
Speaker 1: Disney studied chirping and chirping and chirping, and Heavy D
Speaker 1: in the Florida legislature decided, Okay, we're gonna go ahead
Speaker 1: and meet enjoy paying more in taxes up yours, Disney
Speaker 1: and about half the right of the pundit class and
Speaker 1: politicians on the right, Well, I'm not really comfortable that's
Speaker 1: not who we are. Well, you want to know why
Speaker 1: you have to be uncomfortable, Well, you have to do
Speaker 1: things that make yourself uncomfortable now, because anti communism works,
Speaker 1: aggression works. The communist is never going to wake up
Speaker 1: and say, ah, you know, I don't feel right about this.
Speaker 1: It's we shouldn't talk to kids about sex. He's never
Speaker 1: going to wake up and have this moral clarity moment.
Speaker 1: The only thing the communist understands is fear and pain.
Speaker 1: Unless you're willing to put those things on him, you'll
Speaker 1: never win. Florida decided to put some pain on Disney.
Speaker 1: What's the result. That's way beyond Disney. It's way beyond
Speaker 1: Disney now. Corporate America got put on notice courtesy of Florida.
Speaker 1: Watch yourself. The days of us laying down are gone.
Speaker 1: You watch yourself. Netflix is one of the most famously
Speaker 1: left wing companies out there. Been in the news recently.
Speaker 1: Netflix is flat out telling employees we're going to take
Speaker 1: some creative chances. Things might be offensive. If you don't
Speaker 1: like it, get out. I mean, they used corporate language,
Speaker 1: but that's pretty much what they said. If you don't
Speaker 1: like it, work here Netflix, I mean Netflix has this
Speaker 1: kind of stuff out there now, I love it. No women,
Speaker 1: I mean the old fashioned ones. You know, the old
Speaker 1: fashioned women. Oh god, you know the ones with wombs, Oh,
Speaker 1: those saws. No, I love the new women. I know
Speaker 1: the new women. They're great, aren't you know? The new
Speaker 1: ones we've been seeing lately. One the ones with beards
Speaker 1: as good as they're as good as gold. I love them.
Speaker 1: Now it's the old fashioned with and now the old
Speaker 1: fashion they've got. Oh they want to use old toilets.
Speaker 1: Why shouldn't they use your toilets for ladies? They are ladies.
Speaker 1: Look at their pronouns. What about this person isn't a lady? Well,
Speaker 1: he's penis her penis. You figured that would never have flawed.
Speaker 1: Netflix said, we're playing it. If you don't like it,
Speaker 1: there's the door. These are cultural winds. This State Farm
Speaker 1: dust up. In case you missed it, State Farm puts
Speaker 1: out an internal email to employees saying we're giving to gendercool.
Speaker 1: What's gender cool? Well, gender cool tells kids they can
Speaker 1: become transgenders. It's a disgusting, sick organization. You know how
Speaker 1: long that lasted? Less than a day. State Farms vice
Speaker 1: president came out because there was such a vicious backlash
Speaker 1: from you and me, such a nasty backlash from the
Speaker 1: right less than a day. Their vice president says, I've
Speaker 1: been in constant communication about our participation in a book
Speaker 1: program with Gendercool first and foremost. I want you to
Speaker 1: hear directly from me that we made a mistake with
Speaker 1: our involvement in this program, and we're sorry. As soon
Speaker 1: as we fully understood the issue Monday morning, the first
Speaker 1: decision we made was to cease our involvement with this organization.
Speaker 1: That is a fool scale retreat in less than a day.
Speaker 1: Why because the New Right has done playing these games.
Speaker 1: The New Right understands we must be offensive, aggressive, attack,
Speaker 1: no longer laying down, no longer live and let live.
Speaker 1: Why not, because that's not how we want to live. Right,
Speaker 1: I want to live, live and let live. We don't
Speaker 1: live and let live because you cannot live and let
Speaker 1: live your way out of communism. All they understand. It's
Speaker 1: fear and pain. Now we've got some whims and we
Speaker 1: should be happy. But don't think we don't have a
Speaker 1: long way to go. I'm about to play for you
Speaker 1: a brief Keep this brief video of some disgusting sick
Speaker 1: drag queen show taking place in a high school. But
Speaker 1: it's not a high school in New York or California.
Speaker 1: This is a high school in blood Red, Iowa. We
Speaker 1: got a long way to go. Iowa got run for
Speaker 1: school board. Take over your school board, you hear me,
Speaker 1: take over your school board. Don't think your red area
Speaker 1: is safe, bunch of sickos. All right, what's happening with
Speaker 1: the Primaries. We're going to talk about that in a second,
Speaker 1: but first, putting your money where your morals are. You
Speaker 1: want to talk about aggressive new right? How do you
Speaker 1: do that? Stop spending money with people who hate you.
Speaker 1: In fact, take it a step further. Only spend your
Speaker 1: money with companies that share your values. Now, where do
Speaker 1: you find those companies? Which ones? You don't have a list? Handy?
Speaker 1: Do you? Why do? Why don't you? It's an app.
Speaker 1: It's called public sq, Google, Play, Apple, whatever you have,
Speaker 1: Go download public sq. You want a list of where
Speaker 1: you should spend your money public sq. Put your money
Speaker 1: where your morals are. This is how we win. We'll
Speaker 1: be back. It's primary season and I know primaries are
Speaker 1: not sexy. I totally get it, but understand they are
Speaker 1: the most important elections happening in the country right now. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Democrats are going to take a beating in November. If
Speaker 1: they take a beating from the same useless Republicans we've
Speaker 1: been sending, then nothing's going to change at all. We
Speaker 1: have huge Republican primaries going on in Georgia, Arkansas, Alabama, Texas, Minnesota.
Speaker 1: So what's going on in there? I don't know. Let's
Speaker 1: ask John about it. My friend John Phillips joins me
Speaker 1: now of the great John Phillips Show on KABC in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles that showed Frickin makes me laugh all the time. John,
Speaker 1: all right, primaries for the good guys, the non squishy losers.
Speaker 1: How are they going for us so far? Well? I
Speaker 1: think it was overall a pretty good night for Republicans
Speaker 1: who want to see Republicans take back control both houses
Speaker 1: of Congress, in part because what happened yesterday destroyed the
Speaker 1: mainstream media narrative as to where Republicans are. All you
Speaker 1: hear right now from the mainstream media is that Republicans
Speaker 1: are sycophans. They belonged to this cult of personality where
Speaker 1: whatever our leaders, specifically Donald Trump, tell us to do
Speaker 1: is what Republican voters do. And all you have to
Speaker 1: look at to disprove that in a very healthy way,
Speaker 1: I think is Marjorie Taylor Green's congressional district in Georgia.
Speaker 1: In that district, those voters voted for Brian Kemp, who
Speaker 1: was one of the candidates that Trump wanted to see defeated,
Speaker 1: and they also turned out to vote for Marjorie Taylor Green,
Speaker 1: who GOP House leadership told everyone not to vote for.
Speaker 1: So they said, thanks for your recommendations, We're going to
Speaker 1: do what we're going to do, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: And they went out and elected Kemp and Marjorie Taylor
Speaker 1: Green Kemp and also this Brad Raffinsburger. He's a Secretary
Speaker 1: of State and Trump didn't want him there either, and
Speaker 1: both of them got their nomination. John. What are we
Speaker 1: supposed to take from that? Is Trump? I mean, I
Speaker 1: still believe maybe I'm wrong that Trump's the most popular
Speaker 1: Republican in America. Is he losing some juice that he
Speaker 1: never really have the juice that it was a people's
Speaker 1: movement or what am I seeing? Well, all politics is local,
Speaker 1: and if you go back to those two elections they
Speaker 1: had for the US Senate in twenty twenty, Trump cost
Speaker 1: us those seeds by going down there and saying, well,
Speaker 1: maybe you just shouldn't vote. And both Republican candidates lost
Speaker 1: those elections by tiny, tiny, tiny margins, and that allowed
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer to be in control of the United States
Speaker 1: Senate and have Kamala Harris be the deciding vote. So
Speaker 1: I think there are a lot of Republicans in Georgia
Speaker 1: who like Donald Trump, have voted for him in the past,
Speaker 1: like his policies, certainly, but we'll have residual anger over
Speaker 1: both of those Senate seats going to the Democrats. So
Speaker 1: they said, all right, we're gonna vote for Marjorie Taylor Green,
Speaker 1: We're gonna vote for conservative members of the House, but
Speaker 1: you know, screw you for blowing that election. We're going
Speaker 1: for Kim and the incumbent Secretary of State Stacey Abrams. Well,
Speaker 1: here was Stacy Abrams after I believe she called it
Speaker 1: Jim Crow two point oh, this Georgia voter law. Here
Speaker 1: was Stacey Abrams asked about huge turnout. The question about
Speaker 1: voter suppression and voter turnout is causation without correlation. We
Speaker 1: sorry make mistakes even when you know what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: It's correlation without causation. We know that increased turnout has
Speaker 1: nothing to do with suppression. Okay, John, is the sky
Speaker 1: green because because that doesn't make sense at all, Well,
Speaker 1: that incumbent governor running for reelections. Sure, No, they do
Speaker 1: this all the time. They tell us things over and
Speaker 1: over and over and over and over again, and then
Speaker 1: when they're disproven, they just move on to the next one.
Speaker 1: You know, all of their claims about voter suppression would
Speaker 1: be proven if people wanted to vote and they couldn't vote.
Speaker 1: You had all these claims, who voh they didn't mail
Speaker 1: me a ballot, Oh I showed up to the polling
Speaker 1: place and all the lights were off and or the
Speaker 1: line was so long, and they No, none of that happened.
Speaker 1: Everyone who wanted to vote got to vote. It's the
Speaker 1: easiest thing in the world to do. And the results
Speaker 1: if you look at the raw numbers, yes, the raw
Speaker 1: numbers were up, but the raw numbers on the Republican
Speaker 1: side should scare the living hell out of all of
Speaker 1: these Democrats who are going to be on the November ballot.
Speaker 1: Because if you want to see a real test of enthusiasm,
Speaker 1: just compare the raw numbers, and you can do it
Speaker 1: in any of these states. Do it in any of
Speaker 1: the states had voted yesterday, do it in Pennsylvania, do
Speaker 1: it all over the place all of those numbers, or
Speaker 1: should frighten these Democrats Sean. As you mentioned earlier, Marjorie
Speaker 1: Taylor Green stays, which is good. I like her. I
Speaker 1: think we need someone in there blowing everything up. Madison
Speaker 1: Cawthorne doesn't stay. Now. You couldn't wake up for the
Speaker 1: past three months without a new Madison Cawthorne headline of
Speaker 1: a real or imagined scandal. Why did he go down? Well,
Speaker 1: he's very young. You hired a lot of very young
Speaker 1: stampers around him instead of people who have been in
Speaker 1: Washington and know how Washington works, and young people just
Speaker 1: tend to make mistakes and do things that old hands
Speaker 1: wouldn't necessarily do. So I think if he were to
Speaker 1: come back and win that seat back in Congress, at
Speaker 1: a certain point, you need to surround yourselves with some
Speaker 1: people with a little snow on the roof. That being said,
Speaker 1: you look at that primary. That was a very crowded primary.
Speaker 1: You had a lot of different candidates on that ballot,
Speaker 1: so you could beat an incumbent with something like thirty
Speaker 1: some odd percent of the vote. If you look at
Speaker 1: Marjorie Taylor Agreen, that was an a versus b and
Speaker 1: that makes it easier for the incumbent, even if everyone's
Speaker 1: just piling on with all the negative attention, to survive
Speaker 1: the election. John, I have this theory that we're all
Speaker 1: too deep in the bubble, especially political people like me
Speaker 1: and you. We're just we're in a bubble. It's unavoidable.
Speaker 1: We're in a bubble. I see people out there talking
Speaker 1: about herschel Walker facing off against Rafael Warnock and Georgia,
Speaker 1: and I say to myself, if I think there's even
Speaker 1: a chance herschel Walker loses, I'm probably in a bubble.
Speaker 1: He's herschel freaking Walker running for Senate in Georgia. He's
Speaker 1: winning that, right, I would assume so. And I mean,
Speaker 1: you just look at the generic ballot. You look at
Speaker 1: the generic ballot that shows Republicans ahead by five six points,
Speaker 1: depending on which one that you look at. Even in
Speaker 1: massive Republican years, the Democrats usually have an advantage on
Speaker 1: the generic ballot. For Republicans to be as far ahead
Speaker 1: as they are now that means that Republicans should win
Speaker 1: everywhere they're supposed to win, and they're gonna win in
Speaker 1: some places that are not even on anyone's radar. They're
Speaker 1: gonna be Democrats that lose in places like Washington State
Speaker 1: or Vermont or places like that because the wave is
Speaker 1: just going to be so huge. If the wave is
Speaker 1: as big as we're expecting it to be, I don't
Speaker 1: see any way at all the candidates that are supposed
Speaker 1: to win how they don't end up winning, and he
Speaker 1: would certainly be one of them. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, obviously,
Speaker 1: she was Trump's press second, did a great job for
Speaker 1: a long time, total firebrand, went and took the GOP
Speaker 1: nomination for governor in Arkansas. There's rumors floating she might
Speaker 1: end up being Trump's VP choice if and when he runs.
Speaker 1: What do we make of Sarah Huckaby Sanders benefit for Trump,
Speaker 1: bad for Trump? Well? I think it's probably good for
Speaker 1: Trump because she associated with his brand and she had
Speaker 1: a commanding victory. But the name Huckabee is a name
Speaker 1: that matters in Arkansas. Her dad was not only the
Speaker 1: governor of Arkansas, he was a lieutenant governor of Arkansas.
Speaker 1: Certainly a fixture on cable news for a very long time.
Speaker 1: A presidential candidate, she was certainly very visible, not only
Speaker 1: as the press secretary for President Trump, but prior to
Speaker 1: that as a television news talking head. So that is
Speaker 1: a name brand in that state. And when you have
Speaker 1: these races where you have a name that people in
Speaker 1: the state have been voting for for generations, they tend
Speaker 1: to get elected. And I think that's what happened with her,
Speaker 1: and I think to a certain degree that also explains
Speaker 1: a lot of what happened in Georgia. Where you go,
Speaker 1: how could someone vote from Marjorie Taylor Green and Governor
Speaker 1: Kemp Well, those are two of the most well known
Speaker 1: political names in the state of Georgia right now. And
Speaker 1: if people are, as you said, not in the bubble,
Speaker 1: they tend to go with the name that they know.
Speaker 1: And certainly in Arkansas, the name Huckabee is a name
Speaker 1: that everyone knows outside of that other name Clinton. John
Speaker 1: Phillips of The John Phillips Show, thank you, my brother,
Speaker 1: thanks for having me a little snow on the roof.
Speaker 1: I'm totally stealing that line. I'm not even gonna give
Speaker 1: John credit for it. I'm stealing it, all right, we
Speaker 1: got light in the mood. Next. I don't like pets,
Speaker 1: I said it. I don't like pets. I'm not a
Speaker 1: pet guy, all right. I want to be free to
Speaker 1: live my life the way I want. When I want
Speaker 1: to leave and go to red Lobster at the drop
Speaker 1: of a hat, I want to be able to do that,
Speaker 1: and pets hold me back. That said, I have a dog,
Speaker 1: and now we have a snake. Don't ask. I'm officially
Speaker 1: snake guy. I'm wearing cargo shorts as we speak right now.
Speaker 1: I'm a snake guy. But one thing I don't have,
Speaker 1: and one thing I'll never have is cats. You know why,
Speaker 1: because cats are psychopaths. I don't want that in my house.
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