Speaker 1: The announcement from Stephen Miller marked an inflection point. It
Speaker 1: ended the world as we know it and harkened a
Speaker 1: new era that left Jake Tapper speechless because he understands
Speaker 1: finally what it is that Steven Miller is saying.
Speaker 2: So should there be an election?
Speaker 3: Mean, if you're giving the floor for thirty seconds, let
Speaker 3: me tell you what we are doing here, Jake.
Speaker 2: The United States. This is sort of foundational.
Speaker 3: The United States is using its military to secure our
Speaker 3: interests unapologetically in our hemisphere. We're superpower, and under President Trump,
Speaker 3: we are going to conduct ourselves as a superpower. It
Speaker 3: is absurd that we would allow a nation in our
Speaker 3: own backyard to become the supplier of resources to our adversaries,
Speaker 3: but not to us, to hoard weapons from our adversaries,
Speaker 3: to be able to be positioned as an asset against
Speaker 3: the United States, rather than on behalf of the.
Speaker 2: United States sovereign country.
Speaker 3: The Monroe doctrin and the Trump doction is all about
Speaker 3: securing the national interests of America. For years, we sent
Speaker 3: our soldiers to die in deserts in the Middle East
Speaker 3: to try to build them parliaments, and Steve trying to
Speaker 3: build them democracies, to try to give them more oil,
Speaker 3: to try to give them more resources. The future of
Speaker 3: the free world, Jake, depends on America being able to
Speaker 3: assert ourselves and our interests.
Speaker 1: With that apology, do you understand, let's decipher it. It
Speaker 1: is January sixth, the fifth anniversary of Donald Trump's coup
Speaker 1: against the people of the United States, his attempt to
Speaker 1: take down government of the people, buy the people for
Speaker 1: the people, and install himself as an illegitimate leader. He
Speaker 1: did it with the full consent of the abdicating Congress,
Speaker 1: which allowed him to get away with it. This is
Speaker 1: the warning. Just like Hitler got away with his coup
Speaker 1: in nineteen twenty three. Five years later the January sixth,
Speaker 1: criminals are free. Five years later, the US Constitution is
Speaker 1: on fire, the checks and balances are gone, and no
Speaker 1: less a figure than Nancy Pelosi has said the Congress
Speaker 1: abolished itself. Stephen Miller said something incredible. Stephen Miller said
Speaker 1: that the last eighty years and epoch that historians call
Speaker 1: the American Century was in fact a time of defeat,
Speaker 1: not what it really was, a golden age of peace, prosperity,
Speaker 1: an upward advancement of humanity unrivaled in the entire sweep
Speaker 1: of human history. Eighty years ago, a terrible World war
Speaker 1: ended that killed upwards of eighty five million people. It
Speaker 1: ended with the defeat of Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany,
Speaker 1: their unconditional surrender and the destruction of their societies. It's
Speaker 1: what fascism purchased for the German and the Japanese people
Speaker 1: thinking about the world over the horizon, a world of opportunity,
Speaker 1: of peace that never again would risk the survival of humanity.
Speaker 1: Franklin Roosevelt, in the late night conversation with the Canadian
Speaker 1: Prime Minister, said it was his vision that the world
Speaker 1: order that he architected would hopefully last for as long
Speaker 1: as everybody who was alive on the day the war
Speaker 1: was won was still alive. He said, nothing lasts forever. Today.
Speaker 1: The people who survived those events, who survived at death camps,
Speaker 1: who landed on the beaches of Normandy, who participated in
Speaker 1: the air campaign over Europe, who fought in the Pacific,
Speaker 1: the youngest of them is one hundred years old. There's
Speaker 1: only forty to seventy thousand left, and soon there will
Speaker 1: be none left. And those events will recede from lived
Speaker 1: memory into the pages of history. What Stephen Miller did
Speaker 1: was repudiate the sacrifice and declare that Mike makes right
Speaker 1: to moral It's indecent and it is insanity. I want
Speaker 1: you to think about something. For those of you who
Speaker 1: are married, imagine your spouse cashing out every investment, every dollar, everything,
Speaker 1: taking it to Vegas, betting on black and winning. Would
Speaker 1: you be happy when they came home or would you
Speaker 1: be enraged over the risk? Why is nobody in the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party talking about what it is that Donald Trump did.
Speaker 1: He put more than one hundred and seventy American aircraft
Speaker 1: in the air and risked the lives of an extraordinary
Speaker 1: number of American military personnel. Donald Trump inserted Delta Force
Speaker 1: not because there was a threat to American security, but
Speaker 1: for this reason. Stephen Miller talked nonsense with Jake Tapper,
Speaker 1: and Jake Tapper goes silent and says, I have no
Speaker 1: idea what it is you're talking about.
Speaker 2: This whole period it happened after World War Two where
Speaker 2: the West began apologizing and groveling and baking engaging. What
Speaker 2: you're talking about, It's what I'm talking about, Jake, is
Speaker 2: the idea.
Speaker 3: And by the way you do, I know you love
Speaker 3: doing that smarmy thing, Jake, and I was hoping to
Speaker 3: be better than that this time.
Speaker 4: I'm just I asked you about if it should be
Speaker 4: an election exactly. I asked you if there would be
Speaker 4: an election in Venezuela. That's what I asked. I said,
Speaker 4: why was the president so quick to dismiss Machiado? You
Speaker 4: answer that question, and then I said.
Speaker 3: The objective, Jake, is security and stability for the people
Speaker 3: of Venezuela. With our help and leadership, that country will
Speaker 3: become more prosperous than it has ever been in his
Speaker 3: whole history.
Speaker 4: Venezuela is the woman running Venezuela right now is part
Speaker 4: of the majority of regime.
Speaker 3: There will be there will be conversations shake about all
Speaker 3: of these guy posts along the way. The reason why
Speaker 3: I was giving you that speech, which I know you
Speaker 3: didn't want to hear, is because you're approaching this from
Speaker 3: the wrong frame, this neoliberal frame that the United States
Speaker 3: job is to go around the world and in demanding
Speaker 3: immediate elections be held everywhere, immediately, all the time, right vacuums.
Speaker 2: That's not what I think. But you invaded the country.
Speaker 4: We took get into the country, and we seize the
Speaker 4: leader of Venezuela.
Speaker 2: Damn straight, we did.
Speaker 4: And I'm saying, we're not gonna let these is the
Speaker 4: US going to have new elections.
Speaker 3: No, we're not going to let Tim Pott communist dictators
Speaker 3: send rapists into our country, send drugs into our country,
Speaker 3: send weapons into our country.
Speaker 2: Okay, And we're not going to let a country fall
Speaker 2: into the hands of our adversaries.
Speaker 1: I want to share something with you.
Speaker 2: These may be.
Speaker 1: The most profound words spoken in the last eighty years.
Speaker 1: Listen to them. They're a type of survival God, and
Speaker 1: they come from General Douglas Macarthur're speaking on the battleship
Speaker 1: Missouri in Tokyo Bay, the second part of his address
Speaker 1: to a global audience on the occasion of the Japanese
Speaker 1: surrender at the dawn of the Atomic Age, and what
Speaker 1: he says is we are at our last chance. America
Speaker 1: is not great because it is big and rich and powerful.
Speaker 1: America is great because America has been a force for good.
Speaker 1: We are an exceptional nation, not because we are belligerent,
Speaker 1: but because we are the only nation in the history
Speaker 1: of the world that's sprung from an idea about human dignity,
Speaker 1: that all men are created equal and now by a
Speaker 1: creator with inalienable rights, among them life, liberty, and the
Speaker 1: pursuit of happiness. And over time, the struggle for the
Speaker 1: achievement of that lofty goal has brought us ever closer
Speaker 1: to it. Yesterday was a day of disgrace. The United
Speaker 1: States kidnapped illegally the president of Venezuela, according to Trump,
Speaker 1: for our oil companies. And what's left running Venezuela today
Speaker 1: is the same regime that Trump said he's toppled. The
Speaker 1: United States doesn't run Venezuela. The vice president of Venezuela
Speaker 1: is an extreme marks. The Interior minister is worse than Meduro.
Speaker 1: Those are the two people. Those are the two choices.
Speaker 1: A Marxist, a leftist who hates America, or another drug trafficker.
Speaker 1: That's what's achieved. That's what Donald Trump risked the lives
Speaker 1: of American forces to bring about. It is a despicable action,
Speaker 1: it is a lawless action, but it took place because
Speaker 1: the American Republic is in collapse. Nancy Pelosi said, the
Speaker 1: Congress has abolished itself, it has defenestrated itself from its power,
Speaker 1: and until and unless it reasserts that we are a
Speaker 1: government of the people, by the people for the people,
Speaker 1: that we are a government of Trump and Miller. When
Speaker 1: you watch this video and you see these clips of
Speaker 1: Steven Miller, I want you to understand what it is
Speaker 1: that Jake Tapper went silent about, because after ten years time,
Speaker 1: Jake Tapper, I think finally got the essence of what's happening.
Speaker 1: He finally understood that what sit in front of him
Speaker 1: through the camera lens, the person who's a colleague of
Speaker 1: Scott Jennings is a Nazi. That's what these people are.
Speaker 1: They are fascist, and fascists bring death and war. Stephen
Speaker 1: Miller has an uncanny resemblance to the propagandist Joseph Goebbels,
Speaker 1: although frankly he's much more deranged, much more erratic. When
Speaker 1: Adolph Iikman was hung in Jerusalem, the man who had
Speaker 1: interrogated him for two hundred and seventy five hours was
Speaker 1: a German Jew named Abner Less. In nineteen eighty one,
Speaker 1: he spoke about the experience and he was asked a question,
Speaker 1: did you have any takeaways from it? And he said, yes,
Speaker 1: I do. He gave me my faith in democracy. It
Speaker 1: gave me my faith in democracy because democracy keeps us safe.
Speaker 1: He said. There are Adolph Hikmans everywhere. They're all around us.
Speaker 1: But in a democracy they're latent. In a dictatorship of
Speaker 1: the left or right, they turned deadly in an instant,
Speaker 1: My friends, Stephen Miller is turning deadly. It is January
Speaker 1: the sixth, and this is the warning. We have had
Speaker 1: our last chance and we are out of time. And
Speaker 1: I'm Steve Schmidt. This is the warning. I invite you
Speaker 1: to join this community where I promise to be honest,
Speaker 1: blunt and direct about what is happening in this country.
Speaker 1: America is in crisis. Follow and subscribe to this channel
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Speaker 2: Thank you.