Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty arm.
Speaker 2: Strong and Getty and he.
Speaker 3: I'm Strong and Getty.
Speaker 4: The left viscerally makes me often want to touch them
Speaker 4: more because they're just so often like anti common sense.
Speaker 4: So they just insist on championing things that are really
Speaker 4: about them, but they have to feel like they're.
Speaker 5: Social justice warriors.
Speaker 4: You know, it's very important for them to feel like
Speaker 4: they're the good people. And by telling us that we're
Speaker 4: all bad, that's how they know they're good, right, and
Speaker 4: and that just becomes kind of annoying.
Speaker 1: Man Like the leading light of progressivism, Bill Maher fifteen
Speaker 1: twenty years ago. I remember seeing him on a college campus.
Speaker 1: It was insufferable. But he is the you know, center
Speaker 1: left compared to where they are now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sane liberal.
Speaker 1: I am, oh, oh my god dominating. This the eighth
Speaker 1: time I've vomited today. H watching the Jesse Jackson coverage
Speaker 1: on all the news channels, is everybody going to pretend
Speaker 1: that he was only what he set out to be
Speaker 1: early in life, a civil rights leader trying to help
Speaker 1: the downtrodden, which I think he probably sincerely was. But
Speaker 1: is everybody gonna pretend that he didn't end up being
Speaker 1: what he was where he just went around strong arming
Speaker 1: companies for million dollar donations to his Rainbow Coalition nonprofit,
Speaker 1: which allowed him to live a very lavish lifestyle.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: He would fly in, sit in the CEO's office and
Speaker 6: say you're going to donate half a million dollars or
Speaker 6: whatever it is to the Rainbow Coalition, or I'm going
Speaker 6: to say you're racist, and they would say, we're happy
Speaker 6: to contribute. Doctor Jackson pen the check, and off you
Speaker 6: would fly to the next office. Yeah, it was well known,
Speaker 6: well known. He is the living embodiment of Eric Hoffer's
Speaker 6: brilliant quote every great cause begins as a movement, becomes
Speaker 6: a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket.
Speaker 1: Why is absolutely the classic case. Not even Fox hinted
Speaker 1: at that. Today it is just all who dedicated his
Speaker 1: life to civil rights and helping the hungry.
Speaker 5: Okay do you say so? Yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 6: I was a kid in Chicagoland hearing about Jesse Jackson
Speaker 6: and his scams, and this is among good church going
Speaker 6: liberal people who are hardcore into civil rights and the
Speaker 6: rest of it. They're like, oh my god, Jesse Jackson,
Speaker 6: Operation Push or the Rainbow Coalition, solid money making enterprise. Anyway,
Speaker 6: all right, so he you know, he stood at MLK
Speaker 6: side during the heady days of one of the great
Speaker 6: civil rights campaigns in humanistry.
Speaker 5: So good for him. That's fine, that's fine.
Speaker 6: Speaking of the obnoxious progressive left, you got to get
Speaker 6: this on, Michael, I'm gonna call for eighty here. You
Speaker 6: remember Jennifer Siebel Newsom, the obnoxious, self satisfied, beautiful Marxist
Speaker 6: wife of Gavin Newsom, who made headlines last week for
Speaker 6: berating the free media for doing their jobs and chastising
Speaker 6: them for not serving as a loyal simpering pr wing
Speaker 6: of Gaby's presidential aspirations.
Speaker 5: Unbelievable. Here she is talking to Bloomberg Tech. What do
Speaker 5: you make of tech's turned to the right.
Speaker 7: It's disheartening and disturbing.
Speaker 5: It's very confusing.
Speaker 7: When you spend too much time in your bubble of
Speaker 7: wealth and perhaps in your limit perspective, where you only
Speaker 7: interact with people of the same economic ilk unless they
Speaker 7: actually are employed by you. I think that's a really
Speaker 7: dangerous place. A lot of people are losing their way.
Speaker 6: If you're keeping track the specter of one of America's
Speaker 6: most prominent furthest left, gender bending Marxist limousine liberals in
Speaker 6: California lecturing people on maybe being in a bit of
Speaker 6: a bubble. Good Lord, The Irny police have laid down
Speaker 6: their weapons and their badges gone to their homes. Mentioned
Speaker 6: this earlier came across this article. He had to He
Speaker 6: just won an Olympic medal. First, he had to learn
Speaker 6: German grammar to get on the podium and figure skating
Speaker 6: Nikita Vollatin had to conquer the triple twist and Germany's
Speaker 6: grueling citizenship test. Russian born. There's actually a couple of
Speaker 6: times that folks have had to at the last minute
Speaker 6: pass the language exam before they could compete for Germany.
Speaker 6: This French born Bruno Masseau failed the language exam twice
Speaker 6: before he passed just in time to win gold for
Speaker 6: his adopted home country in twenty eighteen. Et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 6: You have to pass the Einbergen's gunden test a Einburgergerun's Oh,
Speaker 6: good Lord, Einbergerun's test. I studied Germany for a half
Speaker 6: a dozen years German for half a dozen years. So
Speaker 6: citizen citizenship exam with multiple choice questions, and I'm going
Speaker 6: now to Germany's official guide page. Now, keep in mind
Speaker 6: that in the United States, it's considered nasty to even
Speaker 6: ask somebody if they're a citizen, right, or to stop
Speaker 6: them at their at the border if they really really
Speaker 6: want to come in, or to bring up the fact
Speaker 6: that you don't speak English ever, right exactly? Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: it's racist and nativist to demand that people learn English.
Speaker 5: There is the exam.
Speaker 6: It assesses the applicants knowledge of German society, laws, history
Speaker 6: and values. It's thirty three multiple choice questions. You have
Speaker 6: to take it. It's about an hour long. Let's see.
Speaker 6: The Life in Germany test is essentially the same exam
Speaker 6: as the citizenship test, but you have to compete it
Speaker 6: at the end of an integration course. This is just
Speaker 6: to live in Germany on a semi permanent basis.
Speaker 5: Let's see, where do I take the test? How do
Speaker 5: I prepare for the Oh?
Speaker 1: But to live in Germany you have to be able
Speaker 1: to speak German?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, and passive tests.
Speaker 1: Why does every other country get to do that but us?
Speaker 1: When we talk about it, it will make the monsters
Speaker 1: of some sort again.
Speaker 5: Because the.
Speaker 6: Mouthpieces of our society, our media, education, and entertainment complexes,
Speaker 6: have given people a wildly twisted view of the rest
Speaker 6: of the world and what's right and what's wrong.
Speaker 5: People have completely lost perspective.
Speaker 6: For instance, there are thirty three multiple choice questions on
Speaker 6: the test. The first thirty questions are focused on general knowledge,
Speaker 6: such as German history, culture, social rules and regulations. The
Speaker 6: last three questions are more specific and focused on the
Speaker 6: region where you live.
Speaker 1: German history, lots of big wars that you started. There's
Speaker 1: your history Germany. There's a bit of that sample question
Speaker 1: general knowledge. Freedom of expression in Germany means, for example
Speaker 1: that I one may insult passers by on the street, certainly, hope,
Speaker 1: so what are you.
Speaker 6: Going to take away my hobby? Two express my opinion
Speaker 6: on the internet. Three may wear Nazi hamas or Islamic
Speaker 6: state symbols in public. Or four I can only express
Speaker 6: my opinion as long as I do not contradict the government.
Speaker 6: So it's interesting they want them to have a working
Speaker 6: knowledge of Freese Beach in Germany. What do you call
Speaker 6: the head of the government of the city State of Berlin.
Speaker 6: Blah blah blah. Let's see the Burgermeister Meischerberger. That's correct, Yeah,
Speaker 6: let's see. Brush up on your German history. As some
Speaker 6: questions we'll be focused there. Practice you're German with native
Speaker 6: speakers as much as you can, as it will help
Speaker 6: you improve. Take the mock tests at least once a
Speaker 6: day regularly. A few weeks before your test. The actual
Speaker 6: test will be in the same format as the mock exam,
Speaker 6: so you know what to expect. And there are all
Speaker 6: sorts of questions about not only history, but laws and
Speaker 6: rules and regulations in Germany and German customs and that
Speaker 6: sort of stuff. This is the number one economy in
Speaker 6: Europe and we're apologetic even stopping people at the border.
Speaker 6: We've gotten so twisted up into not spy or progressive,
Speaker 6: you know, evildoers who I named only moments ago.
Speaker 5: It's crazy.
Speaker 1: So what do you think about the whole And we're
Speaker 1: going to get into a little bit later. The Munich's
Speaker 1: Safety Conference is that what it's called, that security conference
Speaker 1: that was going on over the weekend, and Marco Rubio
Speaker 1: gave a speech that is getting tremendous accolades. Man I
Speaker 1: was thinking though, how about if Marco Rubio and his
Speaker 1: name flips out of my head, Rama Manuel were the
Speaker 1: two candidates for the two parties, would that be a
Speaker 1: return to like grown up politicians having real conversations might be.
Speaker 1: I don't know if either one of them are going
Speaker 1: to get the nomination or But anyway, Marco Rubio gave
Speaker 1: a great speech over the weekend. But the whole politics
Speaker 1: ends at the waters edge thing, which has never completely
Speaker 1: been true in my lifetime. Really, but the going to
Speaker 1: another country and really really bad mouth in the United
Speaker 1: States or the president like Gavin Newsom did. Did you
Speaker 1: see him. He's sitting there and he said, we have
Speaker 1: secret police something you all know about here in Germany
Speaker 1: in our country now, comparing our police to Gestapo in
Speaker 1: a foreign land.
Speaker 5: The East Germans Stazi. Yeah, yeah, sick. That's awful.
Speaker 6: All right, More on that to come, including AOC burnishes
Speaker 6: her presidential.
Speaker 5: Hopes with a.
Speaker 6: Foreign policy statement that will not soon be forgotten or comprehended.
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Speaker 1: Simply So a couple of presidential hopefuls on the left
Speaker 1: went to Munich to try to get their foreign policy
Speaker 1: credentials stamped, and at least according to the Mark Alpern
Speaker 1: newsletter I wrote right over the weekend, he thought Gretchen Whitmer,
Speaker 1: governor of is she the governor?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: Submissioner an f AOC and F and Gavin Newsom not
Speaker 1: a very good grade either. All three of them didn't
Speaker 1: really have a good go of it and didn't seem
Speaker 1: very prepared for some reason. But anyway, we'll play some
Speaker 1: of that this hour and you can determine for yourself
Speaker 1: and a lot of other stuff on the way. Stay here.
Speaker 8: I'm actually a little word for you because you're a
Speaker 8: good athlete. But these guys are another level.
Speaker 1: Hey have the highest level. I am the level.
Speaker 5: No, you're at the level. You're a good athlete.
Speaker 8: But honestly, when I'm thinking of Saquon Barkley and I'm
Speaker 8: thinking of like, this is like real football, This is
Speaker 8: real competition that I won seven to you know what
Speaker 8: matters this game March twenty first and Saudi.
Speaker 1: The audacity of Tom Brady. I can't believe it wins
Speaker 1: seven super Bowl. It stinks. He could just go around
Speaker 1: talk about his flag football game like it's gonna be
Speaker 1: the Pro Bowl.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be way better than that.
Speaker 1: Tom Brady and Logan Paul promoting Saudi Arabian flag football game.
Speaker 5: Oh now I'm excited.
Speaker 1: So Saudi Arabia, which is spending lots of money to
Speaker 1: try to get involved in world sports, as they did
Speaker 1: with golf. And what was the other one they got
Speaker 1: involved was that the uaear cutter, host of the World
Speaker 1: cut up. Controversially, all those Arab boils shake thems are
Speaker 1: trying to, you know, join the rest of the world.
Speaker 1: And remember they hired all the best comedians to come
Speaker 1: over there and do a show. And now they're trying
Speaker 1: to hire a bunch of b athletes to come over
Speaker 1: and play flag football when they hired Tom Bradar Logan Paul. Obviously,
Speaker 1: how starved for entertainment are you?
Speaker 6: If you're thinking, wow, a flag football game in Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 6: Now you've got my attention.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 1: I sent in a text the other day and uh autocorrect,
Speaker 1: which I'll never understand. I voiced text almost everything, and
Speaker 1: I'll hit it with a you know, a complicated phrase.
Speaker 1: It gets it right. I can see it on the screen.
Speaker 1: It hurt it and got it one hundred percent right,
Speaker 1: and then it changes it to incomprehensible. You got it
Speaker 1: right the first time. Why did you change it incomprehensible.
Speaker 1: I don't understand that.
Speaker 5: I'm not an apple basher, but boy, their ai is
Speaker 5: it really is? Yesterday?
Speaker 6: As I need to lose some weight, I was curious
Speaker 6: Judy made me an apple pie for my birthday.
Speaker 5: It's fantastical.
Speaker 1: God, that sounds good. Oh so good. God, I gotta
Speaker 1: get one sliver left. God do I give up my
Speaker 1: no desserts on my birthday Saturday?
Speaker 5: Oh? Sorry, torture you? Yeah, well, cheap day. But anyway,
Speaker 5: what was I saying? Oh? So, I said my phone.
Speaker 6: I says, hey, siri, Oh, I'm going to turn on everybody? Serious,
Speaker 6: stop turn off. I don't want you to cancel. Cancel anyway,
Speaker 6: I said quiet. I said, hey, you know what, how
Speaker 6: many calories are there typically in home made apple pie?
Speaker 6: And after an unforgivably long time in the twenty first century,
Speaker 6: it came back with the number of calories in a
Speaker 6: commercially produced apple pie.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I mean, that's just sad.
Speaker 1: But the other day, I was texting something and it
Speaker 1: changed the word horror to whrror, and like the meaning
Speaker 1: was really not appropriate, especially for who I was sending
Speaker 1: you to. It really wouldn't have been appropriate for anyone.
Speaker 1: But I had to go back and fix that really fast.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, would you like to go out for
Speaker 6: sushi horror pizza?
Speaker 5: Katie?
Speaker 9: You know what I don't understand is the Apple AI
Speaker 9: edit option. Or you send a text message and then
Speaker 9: you can edit it, but then it gives the person
Speaker 9: the option to look at the text message before it
Speaker 9: was edited.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 1: Why is that?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 1: What is this? Well, you already sent it, so you
Speaker 1: know the law people have a right to know what
Speaker 1: you almost sent them? What?
Speaker 2: What the hell is that?
Speaker 1: Its on my phone? I'm sending the message.
Speaker 5: Let me I almost. I'm gonna edit this now.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna have to stand up for Apple, which I
Speaker 6: certainly hope will get me a new iPad for free
Speaker 6: once it's on my phone. I don't want them reaching
Speaker 6: in and editing something that I.
Speaker 5: Have on my phone.
Speaker 6: I mean no, I just michel Angelo threatens my life again,
Speaker 6: nos he so often does. Within the edit Joe, I'm
Speaker 6: going to kill you while you sleep, good luck. I
Speaker 6: hate you, and then I go to the cops and
Speaker 6: it says, Joe, You're a hell of a guy. I
Speaker 6: love you. I'm glad we worked together. Mike, I'm like,
Speaker 6: you edited.
Speaker 5: It, damn it?
Speaker 1: Why then, why even have the feature?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I agree, Why have the you can edit it or
Speaker 1: unsend it feature?
Speaker 6: Because I have fat fat sums and I make mistake.
Speaker 1: I agree with Kenny, you ought to have the whatever
Speaker 1: the window is, thirty seconds or whatever to edit it
Speaker 1: and them not see what you almost said. And it
Speaker 1: was the point.
Speaker 9: And if it's a situation where someone threatened your life,
Speaker 9: Apple has the message, you know, we can.
Speaker 1: Go as well. Learn it from the whole Nancy gut
Speaker 1: Thrie thing. These companies are hanging on to this stuff forever.
Speaker 1: Do you want me to stop at the grocery store?
Speaker 10: Whorror?
Speaker 5: Can you.
Speaker 1: Exactly? And I don't know who it was, like to
Speaker 1: my mom or something. It was really I don't remember
Speaker 1: who it was, but it was really inappropriate. Yeah, let
Speaker 1: me change horror to orr, would you?
Speaker 6: I'm certain I mean the conjunction and not the shot
Speaker 6: at sex work. I'm pretty sure I'm looking sentence over
Speaker 6: a couple of times, and I'm absolutely confident.
Speaker 1: Wow, I'm trying to indicate a choice between two things,
Speaker 1: not exchanging sex for money, completely different. AOC went to
Speaker 1: Germany to try to show she's got chops to run
Speaker 1: for president, and she shows up toward the top of
Speaker 1: any polls of likely candidates for the Democratic Party. She
Speaker 1: was asked about Taiwan, and it looked like she had
Speaker 1: never heard the question in her life.
Speaker 6: She stepped in the Schwitzen no doubt. So we'll have
Speaker 6: AOC's failure and Marco Rubio hitting it out of the park.
Speaker 5: Our next president.
Speaker 1: Hmmm, Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 10: I watched AOC answering questions in Munich. This was not
Speaker 10: a good look with the United States. I watched Gavin
Speaker 10: Nuskam answering questions for in Munich, and this was a
Speaker 10: bad look for our country. This was a bad These
Speaker 10: two people are incompetent, and at least Sailor is competent.
Speaker 10: She's just Trump deranged. She was so deranged. She is
Speaker 10: an angry woman.
Speaker 1: But see, we're gonna play Hillary a little bit later.
Speaker 1: She didn't get angry at one of the conversations she
Speaker 1: was having there in Germany about Trump in a variety
Speaker 1: of things. She's an angry woman, Trump says.
Speaker 6: In a story that will get one one thousandths the
Speaker 6: attention is the disappearance of poor old missus uh three.
Speaker 6: For instance, Marco Rubio went to the Munich Security conference
Speaker 6: and absolutely knocked it out of the park with his speech,
Speaker 6: according to everyone, according to hardcore conservatives, warhawks, Europeans. Gerard
Speaker 6: Baker in the Wall Street Journal called it elegantly bravura.
Speaker 6: I was gonna call it that too, but he stole
Speaker 6: the words out of my mouth.
Speaker 1: You know what. The analysis I thought that was really
Speaker 1: interesting from a lot of people I like is he
Speaker 1: said a lot of the same things jd. Vance said
Speaker 1: to Europe, but he presented it in such a way
Speaker 1: that people gave him a standing ovation. Yeah, and that
Speaker 1: is that's politics right there. That's a political trick right there,
Speaker 1: to get people on your side with stuff, as opposed
Speaker 1: to put them in a position of being defensive.
Speaker 6: Right being unnecessarily a richard. Yeah there. I think it
Speaker 6: is possible in life, in business, in law, in all
Speaker 6: sorts of areas, keep it positive until.
Speaker 5: There's a reason not to.
Speaker 6: It's way better for business and it gets you more
Speaker 6: cooperation too, and so Marco knocked it out of the
Speaker 6: park again. If people paid any attention to this sort
Speaker 6: of thing, I think he would have edged ahead of JD.
Speaker 6: Vance in the who might be the next President Olympics.
Speaker 6: But it's too early to worry about that much, So
Speaker 6: let's just hit some of his speech, Michael. We'll start
Speaker 6: with seventy.
Speaker 11: Many came to believe that the West's age of dominance
Speaker 11: had come to an end, and that our future was
Speaker 11: destined to be a faint and feeble echo of our past.
Speaker 11: But together our predecessors recognized that decline was a choice,
Speaker 11: and it was a choice they refused to make. This
Speaker 11: is what we did together once before, and this is
Speaker 11: what President Trump and the United States want to do.
Speaker 2: Again now, together with you.
Speaker 11: And this is why we do not want our allies.
Speaker 2: To be weak, because that makes us weaker.
Speaker 11: We want allies who can defend themselves so that no
Speaker 11: adversary will ever be tempted to test our collective strength.
Speaker 6: And to me, this is the key bit that is
Speaker 6: not only really well said, but is the message that
Speaker 6: needs to be sent.
Speaker 5: Next clip, this.
Speaker 11: Is why we do not want our allies to be
Speaker 11: shackled by guilt and shame. We want allies who are
Speaker 11: proud of their culture and of their heritage, who understand
Speaker 11: that we are heirs to the same great and noble civilization,
Speaker 11: and who together with us, are willing and able to
Speaker 11: defend it. And this is why we do not want
Speaker 11: allies to rationalize the broken status quo. Rather than a
Speaker 11: reckon Willard is what is necessary to fix it. For
Speaker 11: we in America have no interest in being polite and
Speaker 11: orderly caretakers of the West's managed decline.
Speaker 5: Amen to that, brother, Wow, that's good stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah to the presidential talk. People will be declaring in
Speaker 1: ten months running for president, which is ten months away,
Speaker 1: but it ain't you know, five years from now. All
Speaker 1: indications are and he has set it out loud several times.
Speaker 1: If JD vance runs, which he will, Marco will not
Speaker 1: run against him. I don't know why that is, but.
Speaker 6: Hm, events, dear boy, events, We'll have to see. Right now.
Speaker 6: JD looks like he's got the baton in his firm grasp.
Speaker 1: But I heard talk of smart people that a JD.
Speaker 1: Rubio ticket with JD on top might be the way
Speaker 1: to handle it. They just announced themselves the ticket off
Speaker 1: the bat, completely clear of the field. Nobody runs against them.
Speaker 1: They just with no competition.
Speaker 6: And maybe JD says, and listen, Mark, Marco is going
Speaker 6: to be my guy for foreign policy, maybe even make
Speaker 6: him deep and secretary of State.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, wait, I'm blowing my own mind.
Speaker 6: All right, One more clip of Marco Rubio seventy three, please, Michael,
Speaker 6: this is where he gave our good bodies, our flabby, lazy,
Speaker 6: quasi socialist good bodies, about a kick in the little kick.
Speaker 2: In or oarth.
Speaker 11: An alliance ready to defend our people, to safeguard our interests,
Speaker 11: and to preserve the freedom of action that allows us
Speaker 11: to shape our own destiny, not one that exists to
Speaker 11: operate a global welfare state and atone for the purported
Speaker 11: sins of past generations. An alliance that does not allow
Speaker 11: its power to be outsourced, constrained, or subordinated to systems
Speaker 11: beyond its control. One that does not depend on others
Speaker 11: for the critical necessities of its national life, and one
Speaker 11: that does not maintain the polite pretense that our way
Speaker 11: of life is just one among many, and that asks
Speaker 11: for permission before it acts. And above all, an alliance
Speaker 11: based on the recognition that we the West have inherited together,
Speaker 11: well we have inherited together, is something that is unique
Speaker 11: and distinctive and irreplaceable, because this, after all, is the
Speaker 11: very foundation of the Transatlantic bond.
Speaker 6: The Western world need not apologize for itself, and it
Speaker 6: should damn well defend itself.
Speaker 5: That is just great, great stuff.
Speaker 1: And again he got standing ovation saying more or less
Speaker 1: the same thing jd. Vance said last year that got
Speaker 1: them all pissed off.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, just he and Trump.
Speaker 6: You know, it's well again, to quote Jerry Baker more
Speaker 6: or less from the Journal, what is it?
Speaker 5: It's right here.
Speaker 6: It's amazing what you can achieve if you resist the
Speaker 6: temptation to say you're going to annex Greenland.
Speaker 5: Anyway.
Speaker 6: Love that from Marco, absolutely love it. On the other hand,
Speaker 6: he wasn't the only foreign policy sage on the scene.
Speaker 6: Jack the gentle Lady from New York AOC went to
Speaker 6: the Munich International.
Speaker 5: Oh oh, that's right. I knew I had one more
Speaker 5: thing to say.
Speaker 6: All that stuff about being apologetic and blah blah blah,
Speaker 6: the past generations and all.
Speaker 5: Let me translate for you. I went to school for this.
Speaker 5: What Marco was.
Speaker 6: Saying look was look, we know you had a Nazi
Speaker 6: thing like three four generations ago. We're over it. You
Speaker 6: get over it, please en. Anyway, So AOC was over there, had.
Speaker 1: A Nazi thing, Nazi play a long time ago. That
Speaker 1: whole Nazi thing remind me to talk about the movie Nuremberg,
Speaker 1: which I watched with my kids over the weekend, speaking
Speaker 1: of the Nazis.
Speaker 5: Not well truly, that's right.
Speaker 6: So AOC was over there at the Munich International Security Conference.
Speaker 6: What possible reason would she have for being there except
Speaker 6: to raise her profile as a thinker, as a presidential candidate,
Speaker 6: as a foreign policy guru. Un Fortunately she was blindsided.
Speaker 6: What's an obscure question out of nowhere that nobody could
Speaker 6: have anticipated. It's a topic nobody ever talks about. How
Speaker 6: could the poor deer have been prepared?
Speaker 5: Here's how it went. Would and should the US actually
Speaker 5: commit US troops to defend Taiwan if China were to move?
Speaker 5: You know, I think that.
Speaker 12: This is such a you.
Speaker 1: Know, I think that.
Speaker 2: This is a.
Speaker 5: Yes. This is of course a very long.
Speaker 12: Standing policy of the United States, and I think what
Speaker 12: we are hoping for is that we want to make
Speaker 12: sure that we never get to that point, and we
Speaker 12: want to make sure that we are moving in all
Speaker 12: of our economic research and our global positions to avoid
Speaker 12: any such confrontation.
Speaker 5: And for question to even arise.
Speaker 6: Hmm, economic research and global positions.
Speaker 5: He has so thought of that.
Speaker 1: One of the obvious questions is how you go How
Speaker 1: you decide to go to the Munich Security Conference to
Speaker 1: show off your foreign policy skills and not have anybody
Speaker 1: on your team bring up maybe the number one foreign
Speaker 1: policy topic on planet Earth. If it's not number one,
Speaker 1: it's certainly right up there. And because she the look
Speaker 1: on her face was like she had never thought about
Speaker 1: it in her life or heard of it.
Speaker 5: Right right?
Speaker 6: Is this her, mister Garbachev, tear down this wall quote?
Speaker 6: You know, I think that this is such a you know,
Speaker 6: I think that this is a This is of course
Speaker 6: a very long standing policy of the United States.
Speaker 1: I watched more of her stuff and her answers on
Speaker 1: like your social justice stuff are really good, you know,
Speaker 1: for for that crowd she is. She is fluent in
Speaker 1: that language in a way that I'm not. I mean,
Speaker 1: I I would get blindsided them in some question about
Speaker 1: you know, food handouts or whatever, because I don't live
Speaker 1: in that world and think about things that way. She's
Speaker 1: really good at that sort of stuff. But man, if
Speaker 1: you want to run for president, you got at least
Speaker 1: and I mean, that's not a gotcha question. That's not
Speaker 1: sitting George Bush down like they in one interview and saying,
Speaker 1: who's the president of Bolivia? Do you know that?
Speaker 5: You know? Like that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: This is a big question that everybody's gonna have to deal.
Speaker 6: With, perhaps the biggest and most media question foreign policy.
Speaker 1: Are we going to defend Taiwan if China tries to
Speaker 1: take it? And she's oh boy uh As Charles C.
Speaker 1: W A Cook of The National Review said, the problem
Speaker 1: is she's a stupid communist.
Speaker 13: People out there in our nation don't have that. And
Speaker 13: I believe that our education like such as a South
Speaker 13: Africa and Iraq everywhere like such as.
Speaker 6: I would argue that that young woman's answer was more
Speaker 6: substantive than AOC.
Speaker 1: Now always the question if AOC exact same personality and
Speaker 1: answers was a middle aged, bald, fat guy, would she
Speaker 1: have gotten anywhere?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 6: Well, he's neither stupid nor a communist. He's incredibly cynical,
Speaker 6: and he's so visibly turgid for the ALLVL office buttonist
Speaker 6: sport coat.
Speaker 1: Youid it?
Speaker 5: Ah, Gavin Newsome, what did he choose to do when
Speaker 5: he was there in Munich?
Speaker 6: Why praise the communist Chinese our greatest geopolitical.
Speaker 5: Adversary, which is just interesting seventy five Michael China.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 5: Look at their GDP growth last year.
Speaker 6: Where was their GDPRE growth Disproportionately it was in the
Speaker 6: clean energy space. All right, kiss hesiin pings, ask Gavvy,
Speaker 6: that's a good America loves you for that.
Speaker 5: Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I didn't like him talking about how we have
Speaker 1: secret police in the United States. I mean, you know
Speaker 1: something about that here and taps the guy on the
Speaker 1: shoulder of the German at any they don't go, don't
Speaker 1: go to foreign soil and bad mouth's that way. I
Speaker 1: don't like that.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: They would machine gun people who tried to escape from
Speaker 6: their communist hell hole.
Speaker 5: Gavy. Oh yeah, that's disgusting.
Speaker 1: And you know, just to throw it out there, I
Speaker 1: didn't dig when Trump sided with Putin over our intelligence
Speaker 1: services back in the day. So I'm now looking at
Speaker 1: this one on one sided way.
Speaker 6: No, indeed, but what of the the old hand, the sage.
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton, she was there too. We're gonna get to
Speaker 5: her next.
Speaker 1: Ah yeah, next, next segment. She's she's smart woman. She
Speaker 1: got really angry when she got pushed by one of
Speaker 1: the people on the stage. It's why she didn't get
Speaker 1: elected president. When she gets angry, man, that voice is
Speaker 1: hard to take. Anyway, we got a lot of We
Speaker 1: had a lot of stuff on the ways to hear.
Speaker 1: We should revisit that horrifying shooting in Rhode Island at
Speaker 1: the hockey match. If you've heard of that and haven't
Speaker 1: heard that the shooter was trans that's being left out
Speaker 1: on purpose, because that's three of the last five mass shootings.
Speaker 5: I think at least maybe four of the last six.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and this is a tiny part of the population. Yeah,
Speaker 6: let's start talking honestly about this place.
Speaker 1: So we've been talking a lot about this Munich security
Speaker 1: conference because all the heavyweights went over there and talked
Speaker 1: about a variety of things. Hillary got into it with
Speaker 1: the Czech deputy prime minister over the weekend. So this dude,
Speaker 1: the Czech debuty prime minister, attempted to defend President Trump's policies.
Speaker 1: Hillary was up there where we pick up here in
Speaker 1: the sound she had just done a long laundry list
Speaker 1: of how Trump had betrayed the West, seeking unaccountable power
Speaker 1: by modeling himself after Putin. That's Hillary talking about the
Speaker 1: sitting president in Munich on a stage.
Speaker 6: As in Germany and other countries get ready for actual
Speaker 6: war with Putin.
Speaker 1: Former Secretary of State. I just ben, that is the
Speaker 1: sort of thing that would not have happened in the past.
Speaker 1: I guess some of you who hate Trump would say, well,
Speaker 1: Trump's not like anything in the past. But there you
Speaker 1: go with our race to the bottom. Anyway, so he
Speaker 1: and Hillary get into it here as he's trying to
Speaker 1: stand up for Trump and she is not having it.
Speaker 1: Hillary doesn't like Trump, Munch. I don't know if you remember
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, but anyway, here we go.
Speaker 14: Peter, do you agree that the Trump administration's actions train
Speaker 14: have produced a rift in the West?
Speaker 2: Well, first, I think you really don't like him.
Speaker 14: You know that is absolutely true, But I really not
Speaker 14: only do I not like him, I don't like him
Speaker 14: because of what he's doing to the United States and
Speaker 14: the world. And I think you should take a hard
Speaker 14: look at it.
Speaker 11: If you think that there is something good that.
Speaker 15: Will come out of what I think what I think
Speaker 15: Trump Trump is doing in America. I think it is reaction, reaction,
Speaker 15: reaction for something that for some policies that really went
Speaker 15: too far, too far from the regular people to what
Speaker 15: from reality. So you know, we saw the cancel culture.
Speaker 15: That's that, we saw the Vogue revolution. We we I
Speaker 15: don't agree with the gender revolution, the climate alarm, missa gender.
Speaker 2: I think there are two genders.
Speaker 15: So but but some of some of us us, some
Speaker 15: of us thing that there is more than one or
Speaker 15: more than two, sorry, more than two gender. I think
Speaker 15: there is male and female and the rest probably is
Speaker 15: a social construct. So this is something that went too far.
Speaker 1: Man, that's no country for old women. That's someone who's
Speaker 1: stuck in the seventies. He brings up genders and she
Speaker 1: thinks it's all about you know, the ra and equal
Speaker 1: rights for women.
Speaker 5: Nor to wear pants.
Speaker 1: No. I don't know if you've been following the news lately,
Speaker 1: but when you bring up gender and wokeness, you're talking
Speaker 1: about the trans thing and there's fifteen different genders and
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. That's what he taching me to little children, right,
Speaker 1: Come on, Hillary. I mean, we don't get women, don't
Speaker 1: get their rights. Oh my god, what are you wow?
Speaker 1: Join the now. That was kind of juicy. Let's roll on,
Speaker 1: But does.
Speaker 14: That justify selling out the people of Ukraine who are
Speaker 14: on the front lines, dying to say their freedom and
Speaker 14: their two genders, and that's what you're worried doing.
Speaker 2: Can I please finish my points?
Speaker 15: I'm sorry that it makes you makes you nervous.
Speaker 2: I'm really sorry for that nervous.
Speaker 1: It makes me.
Speaker 2: Have to I have to. I have to say one
Speaker 2: more thing.
Speaker 15: You said that Ukraine fights for our future and for
Speaker 15: our freedom. I think first Ukraine fights for Ukraine's future,
Speaker 15: Ukraine's freedom, Ukraine's sovereignty and independence. So we should help them,
Speaker 15: of course. But what I see in on some people
Speaker 15: in the West, they are trying to misuse help the Ukraine.
Speaker 15: But that's another question.
Speaker 1: I don't know, just because a lot of time. But
Speaker 1: it's interesting that the host jumped in with the Hey,
Speaker 1: let him finish with the former Secretary.
Speaker 6: Of State of the United States, right right. I wouldn't
Speaker 6: mind hearing him tease out the rest of that. But uh, yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean Ukraine's fighting for Ukraine.
Speaker 5: The whole.
Speaker 6: They're fighting for freedom around the globe. All right, I'm
Speaker 6: a grown up. I mean I'm with them. I'm against Russia,
Speaker 6: but they're fighting to survive.
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