Speaker 1: H Hello friends, I'm Robert Evans, and this is once
Speaker 1: again Behind the Bastards the Sure we tell you everything
Speaker 1: you don't know about the very worst people in all
Speaker 1: of history. Uh. And today we're actually doing a contemporary episode.
Speaker 1: We're not even diving in the history. We are talking
Speaker 1: about the bastards of the two thousand eighteen midterm election. Now,
Speaker 1: this episode will be dropping on a Thursday, which you
Speaker 1: know if you're listening to it because it's a Thursday,
Speaker 1: or you're listening to it after it's aired, in which
Speaker 1: case I want you to act spiritually as if today
Speaker 1: as a Thursday. Um, just in your own lives. Now,
Speaker 1: the first episode of our mid term coverage was on
Speaker 1: a Mr Ted Cruz, a man so shitty he needed
Speaker 1: like fourteen pages of writing on him. But today we're
Speaker 1: talking about something different because in all of the chaos
Speaker 1: of two thousand eighteen, which has been a chaotic year. Uh,
Speaker 1: it would be totally understandable if you listening at home
Speaker 1: missed the fact that a couple of basketball teams worth
Speaker 1: of white supremacists and Nazis all ran from major state
Speaker 1: and federal offices this year. Uh. Now, the good news
Speaker 1: of that a lot of these guys were running in
Speaker 1: primaries and have already been eliminated by the time of
Speaker 1: this recording. UH, guys like Paul Neelon. He lost the
Speaker 1: Republican primary race this year in Wisconsin's first congressional district.
Speaker 1: Now he's run several times against Paul Ryan, and he
Speaker 1: was essentially running to take Paul Ryan soon to be
Speaker 1: vacated space this year. UH. This year when he ran,
Speaker 1: Mr Neelon enjoyed the support of Sarah Palin, Steve Bannon,
Speaker 1: and other popular conservative figures until reporters revealed his open
Speaker 1: support of white nationalism. See It turns out Mr Neelon
Speaker 1: had guessed on an anti Semitic podcast called Fashion the Nation.
Speaker 1: Oh my God. During this episode of this podcast, he
Speaker 1: had advised a Jewish magazine editor to quote self deport
Speaker 1: and quote eat a bullet. Mr Neelon denies being a fascist.
Speaker 1: He's just showing up on Fashion the Nation, but he's
Speaker 1: not a You know, it does sound fashy, sounds a
Speaker 1: little fashy. Were you getting that from Katie? You know? Um,
Speaker 1: his words really his words? Yeah, And I guess the
Speaker 1: title of the podcast. Speaking of titles, I did not
Speaker 1: introduce you guys when we started this. I'm just so
Speaker 1: used to talking with you about terrible things happen. Collis,
Speaker 1: My guest today are from the the some News network,
Speaker 1: uh some more News Network. You're right, you're right, legally
Speaker 1: sak Katie Stole and Cody Johnston, whose name I mispronounced
Speaker 1: in the first episode despite working with you for virtually
Speaker 1: the entirety of my twenties, it's very easy, almost a
Speaker 1: decade since I couldn't legally drink good times anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 1: thank you for having Yeah, thank you for being on.
Speaker 1: Are you guys excited to talk about the the actual
Speaker 1: straight up fascists and white supremacists who might win in
Speaker 1: November literally can't win now, We're not. I want to
Speaker 1: make it clear here, I'm not We're not just talking
Speaker 1: about Republicans. We're not calling all Republicans fascists. Everyone on
Speaker 1: this list is someone you can incredibly argue is a
Speaker 1: straight up Nazi. That's the distinction because also, and you have,
Speaker 1: you know a lot of Republicans you know sort of
Speaker 1: nuzzle up too. Fascists are like white supremosis groups. But
Speaker 1: there now there's a category of people who are just like,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, I'm into it. These guys are full on fascists.
Speaker 1: They're not just cradling the balls of fascists. Yeah, so,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I didn't want to portray cradling the balls
Speaker 1: is a negative thing. This podcast is. We're in the
Speaker 1: wrong crushing. Shouldn't have started on this. There are lots
Speaker 1: of types of balls to cradle in this situation. Those
Speaker 1: are fascist balls. There fascist balls. So that's the balls
Speaker 1: that they choose to exactly, and all of the balls
Speaker 1: in this story are fashion I don't know why I
Speaker 1: let this go so far. Let's just keep going with it.
Speaker 1: So uh now, Mr Mr neelon the guy who told
Speaker 1: a Jewish magazine editor to eat a bullet, selfort and
Speaker 1: self deport the vote in the election. Now he's still lost.
Speaker 1: But this means that six thousand, six d and thirty
Speaker 1: five people thought this guy would be a good congressman.
Speaker 1: Too many people. Too many people. Now the good news
Speaker 1: is he's still lost. But the bad news is that
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of people just like him when in
Speaker 1: November people like Russell Walker. Now, Russell Walker is a
Speaker 1: candidate for North Carolina House District forty eight. If you're
Speaker 1: in Hoke or Scotland County, North Carolina and listening to
Speaker 1: this right now, this dude might be elected to represent
Speaker 1: you in November. Now, I just learned about him from
Speaker 1: a Rally News and Observer article titled God is racist,
Speaker 1: Jewish people all descend from Satan, North Carolina. Candidate says, yes,
Speaker 1: right there we go. God is racist and Jewish people
Speaker 1: come from the devil. Russell Walker. Uh, as you might expect,
Speaker 1: Russell Walker's campaign website is something else. Uh, Cody, why
Speaker 1: don't you why don't you describe that? That picture there,
Speaker 1: that's a just walk our readers through. That's the landing
Speaker 1: page to his campaign web This the pictures will be
Speaker 1: on our website. Behind the bastardy man with very large
Speaker 1: clothes that don't quite fit his body. Um. And he's
Speaker 1: an older white man, bald with a donkey, um who
Speaker 1: described as my little white ass and me what um?
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna reserve judgment because you know who knows
Speaker 1: what his views are. I mean I do because of
Speaker 1: what we're talking about. Oh, it's Mr Building? What aged?
Speaker 1: He looks kind of like Mr Building with a donkey.
Speaker 1: So yeah, Russell Walker quaint little website looks like it
Speaker 1: was designed by an elderly racist who believes Jews to
Speaker 1: send from Satan. To his credit, Russell's campaign platform does
Speaker 1: include ending the war on drugs and reducing police brutality.
Speaker 1: It also demands an into forced vaccinations, institution of English
Speaker 1: as the official language, and the removal of fluoride from
Speaker 1: our tap water. He could almost be any fringe candidate,
Speaker 1: left or right wing until you scroll down a little
Speaker 1: bit more and you find his rant against the Southern
Speaker 1: Poverty Law Center, who, as you might imagine, have declared
Speaker 1: him an anti Semite. Here's part of his response. They
Speaker 1: hate those who do not agree with them and seek
Speaker 1: to destroy by any means their opponents. They are not Southern,
Speaker 1: they are Jewish. How dare those Jews call me in
Speaker 1: anti Semite? Wow, they're just mad because I says it
Speaker 1: like it is. Yeah. Um, I'm interested to know how
Speaker 1: he plans to end the war on drugs because I
Speaker 1: bet it's not something that I would be supportive. Darkness
Speaker 1: in there. Yeah, also the idea that you can't be
Speaker 1: Southern in Jewish. A lot of Jewish cowboys, one of
Speaker 1: them was in a great episode of the Simpsons, fantastic episode. Uh.
Speaker 1: He doesn't seem like a Simpsons fan. Now I don't
Speaker 1: think he is. Probably maybe he should be. Certainly not
Speaker 1: that episode. Certainly not anything written by Hollywood, for reasons
Speaker 1: that I'm sure he would want to elaborate on. Weird.
Speaker 1: I wonder if there's going to be any more weird
Speaker 1: anti Semitism. The next sentence I've written later in his website,
Speaker 1: he makes a comment about the funding of the s
Speaker 1: l PC and then says this the Southern Poverty Law
Speaker 1: Center a k a. Shylock Putrid Lion Cabal. We're not done.
Speaker 1: The ultimate hate group. They cry hate. They are not
Speaker 1: just haters, but all caps hypocrites. His blood be upon
Speaker 1: us and on our children. Matthew Ashkenas Jews descend from
Speaker 1: jap and not from him Genesis Tin one through three.
Speaker 1: The anti Semitic thing is a blatant lie. It's like
Speaker 1: your racist uncle head Aphasia proof read it, man, like,
Speaker 1: write it and then think about what you're trying to
Speaker 1: convince people of, and then read it. How dare of
Speaker 1: a hate group? Is haters people who hate it? When
Speaker 1: he is anti Semitic, These Jews, these Jews, anti semitic, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: It's I mean, at least he doesn't have a section
Speaker 1: on his website that literally is just like the holocaustant nap.
Speaker 1: Some some candidates this year have had that. We'll be
Speaker 1: talking about them in minutes. Yeah, that's Russell Walker. Russell Walker.
Speaker 1: You'll be happy to know the Republican Party of North
Speaker 1: Carolina has pulled all funding and support from Russell after
Speaker 1: his views became publicized them. Yeah, after his views became publicized.
Speaker 1: Really important, really important clause there. We should note that
Speaker 1: North Carolina is not the only state Republican Party dealing
Speaker 1: with a surprise fascist candidate. Surprise, Yeah, hit me. The Nazi.
Speaker 1: Arthur Jones started as a kookie French candidate in the
Speaker 1: Illinois third Congressional district. The state party was against him
Speaker 1: from the beginnings to the Republican Party due to the
Speaker 1: fact that he bragged about his past membership in the
Speaker 1: American Nazi Party. Yeah, he was a member of the
Speaker 1: American Nazi Party until and he bragged about it. He
Speaker 1: did brag about it. Yeah, but then Jones won the primary. Anyway,
Speaker 1: you know, the state Republican Party was against him in
Speaker 1: retrospect and maybe in forspect. The party had numerous opportunities
Speaker 1: to stop Jones before he got this far. Political Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: Political notes that the Illinois State Republican Party missed the
Speaker 1: deadline to register a third party candidate for its members
Speaker 1: to vote for in the general election in lieu of
Speaker 1: the Nazi quote. Prior to that, the party had also
Speaker 1: failed to recruit a candidate to challenge Jones in the
Speaker 1: primary election, failed to knock him off the primary ballot,
Speaker 1: and wasn't able to field a write in candidate against
Speaker 1: him in the primary. Okay, so what this actually means
Speaker 1: is that they're just not going to officially support him.
Speaker 1: That they were like, you don't just fail to do
Speaker 1: your job like that. We don't like that this Nazi
Speaker 1: is running as a Republican, but we will take literally
Speaker 1: no action to stop him from becoming our candida. We
Speaker 1: do like winning, though, We do like winning. Interesting that
Speaker 1: they feel like they need to come out against these people,
Speaker 1: but not strong enough, and even when they do, they
Speaker 1: get voted for. Like maybe the party is sort of
Speaker 1: like taken on a form that they weren't expecting, sort
Speaker 1: of like the natural progression of their ideology over many decades,
Speaker 1: and we're sort of seeing like, oh oh, oh, the
Speaker 1: curtain has been pulled back. Like if you keep relentlessly
Speaker 1: pulling to the right and refusing to compromise with anyone
Speaker 1: who happens to be on the left, eventually that leads
Speaker 1: you into fascism. Maybe maybe, maybe, maybe that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe there's some some press and I wonder if
Speaker 1: the exact same thing happened in Germany in the nineteen
Speaker 1: twenties and thirties, that would be good to know. There's
Speaker 1: no way to find out there. How would you even
Speaker 1: begin to look at history. It's imposting. It's impossible to
Speaker 1: study that sort of thing now. When Politico interviewed Arthur Jones,
Speaker 1: Jones expressed shock and glee that his state Republican Party
Speaker 1: hadn't registered a third party candidate for the general Yeah,
Speaker 1: Politico actually informed him that they weren't running a candidate
Speaker 1: against him as a third party. He didn't even even know. Really,
Speaker 1: you know what the worst combination of reactions is from
Speaker 1: an actual Nazi SHO they didn't put up a third
Speaker 1: party candidate, Jones asked, when reached by phone Thursday. That's great,
Speaker 1: that's fantastic. I snuckerd them, he said of state Republicans.
Speaker 1: I played by the rules. What can I say? Oh?
Speaker 1: How so? How bad is Jones aside from the small
Speaker 1: manner of having at one point been a literal registered Nazi. Well,
Speaker 1: I'd like to turn to his website, specifically the section
Speaker 1: of it just titled Holocaust. It's just the one. It's
Speaker 1: just the website I was talking to Holocaust with the
Speaker 1: question mark. The whole Holocaust question mark section appears to
Speaker 1: just be a series of scammed images of very old
Speaker 1: Holocaust denial pamphlets. Katie, you want to describe this and
Speaker 1: then maybe read the first paragraph. First off, just tell
Speaker 1: us what is this scanned document look like? Well, it
Speaker 1: looks legit. Um, it's got a funky font that says
Speaker 1: the Holocaust in quotes racket. You want the first paragraph
Speaker 1: of that thing? Where don't you describe the little image
Speaker 1: on there? First? Yeah, there's the uh what is in
Speaker 1: the middle of this that's the star of day the
Speaker 1: hammer and in the middle of the yes, yes, and
Speaker 1: they can't um overstate how fun the font is. Super fun.
Speaker 1: And then okay, the first paragraph says this idea that
Speaker 1: six million Jews were killed by the National Socialist government
Speaker 1: of Germany in World War Two is the biggest blackest
Speaker 1: lie in history other than a few professional concentration camp survivors.
Speaker 1: That's all in caps, such as the concentration camp survivors,
Speaker 1: that's what they're saying, Oh my god, such as the
Speaker 1: late Simon Eisenthal, you know, Simon Vaisenthal, famed, it's a famed,
Speaker 1: fake concentration. The current Semitic superstar Eli Wisel. There is
Speaker 1: no proof such a so called Holocaust ever took place
Speaker 1: anywhere in Europe against the Jews. Yeah, so well, you know, God,
Speaker 1: that's convincing is that he's also like, well, the Nazis
Speaker 1: were actually socialists, just call them nationals. So like seeing that,
Speaker 1: I'm like, okay, So not only are you saying, like,
Speaker 1: what like the thing that Nazis did that was bad,
Speaker 1: they didn't even do that, but also they're the bad
Speaker 1: thing that you need to reject, Like there's no you
Speaker 1: can't together. It's like a double side collision of crazy
Speaker 1: in the car of our national I mean, listen, he
Speaker 1: is so blatantly anti Semitic. I almost don't understand why
Speaker 1: you even need to deny the Holocaust, Like like, well,
Speaker 1: he doesn't deny it, he's just asking questions, which is
Speaker 1: why it's just I'm just asking questions, questions about the Holocaust. Man.
Speaker 1: This is a neat scan of Nazi propaganda. Yeah, of
Speaker 1: a pamphlet like you would find shoved into your mailbox
Speaker 1: after fucking swastika was spray painted on your garage door. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh so, congratulations Illinois Republicans. This guy officially represents y'all
Speaker 1: in the eyes of the world because you had a
Speaker 1: chance to stop him, and instead of trying to stop him,
Speaker 1: did nothing. I didn't try, didn't try at all, didn't
Speaker 1: try at all. Wasn't that big a deal. Don't seem
Speaker 1: to mind, don't seem to mind. I do hope he
Speaker 1: loses the election. Well at that point, also, like this
Speaker 1: is the thing that really frustrates me. I mean, aside
Speaker 1: from everything, aside from everything, but like with the Republican
Speaker 1: Party in this situation, and I think to a degree
Speaker 1: this applies to like Donald Trump as a person and
Speaker 1: as as their president. But like in this situation, come
Speaker 1: out and say vote for the Democrat. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 1: you do when you're accidentally running a Nazi. Yeah, when
Speaker 1: a Nazi is and you didn't, maybe like put forth
Speaker 1: another candidate, and you've done nothing to make sure that
Speaker 1: the Nazi doesn't win. When that happens, you say, vote
Speaker 1: for the Democrat. We Republicans were sorry we put forth
Speaker 1: the Nazi this time, but don't vote for the Nazi.
Speaker 1: We don't support the Nazi. Democrats to vote for the Nazi. Yeah,
Speaker 1: officially say it. You just can't officially say it. But
Speaker 1: they can do nothing to stop the Nazi from winning.
Speaker 1: The good news is that this has played very badly
Speaker 1: for the state's Republican governor. It's possible he might lose
Speaker 1: reelection as a result of this, So you know, fingers,
Speaker 1: motherfucking cross. It's actually kind of remarkable how bad state
Speaker 1: Republican parties have been at containing the spread of fascism
Speaker 1: in white supremacy within their own ranks. It's almost like
Speaker 1: they don't care enough to even try to stop it.
Speaker 1: This brings me to the Commonwealth of you. On Tuesday,
Speaker 1: August two, eighteen, Corey Stewart beat Nick Fritis in the
Speaker 1: Virginia Republican Senate primary. Stewart is running against Tim Kaine
Speaker 1: this November. When Stewart won, the President Donald Trump sent
Speaker 1: out a congratulatory tweet, congratulations to Corey Stewart for his
Speaker 1: great victory for Senator from Virginia. Now he runs against
Speaker 1: a total stiff, Tim Kane, who was weak on crime
Speaker 1: and borders and wants to raise your taxes through the roof.
Speaker 1: Don't underestimate Corey a major chance of winning. Now, I've
Speaker 1: got a picture of the tweet on this, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to hand this to you, Cody, And why don't
Speaker 1: you read up at the top. Who retweeted Donald Trump? There?
Speaker 1: Jason Kessler, organizer of the first Unite the Right rally. Now,
Speaker 1: of course this doesn't necessarily say anything can can retweet whoever, However,
Speaker 1: Jason Kessler, the white supremacist who planned and organized the
Speaker 1: first two Unite the Right rallies Virginia. In Virginia knows
Speaker 1: Corey Stewart because before the first Unite the Right rally,
Speaker 1: Stewart made several passionate speeches and defensive Confederate monuments. He
Speaker 1: also showed up at Charlottesville to support Jason Kessler's attempt
Speaker 1: to get Counselor West Bellamy removed removed from office for
Speaker 1: quote supporting a black supremacist agenda. So Corey Stewart was
Speaker 1: unning for governor at that point, but he didn't soften
Speaker 1: his attitudes on the Confederacy once he started his Senate campaign,
Speaker 1: or in the wake of the bloody Unite the Right
Speaker 1: rally for that matter. At one rally in two thousand seventeen,
Speaker 1: he stood next to a Confederate battle flag and stated, folks,
Speaker 1: this is a symbol of heritage. It is not a
Speaker 1: symbol of racism. It is not a symbol of slavery.
Speaker 1: I am proud to be here with this flag. No,
Speaker 1: white man, you don't get to say, what's a symbols
Speaker 1: all it ever wants. But also, yeah, you don't get
Speaker 1: to say that this is not a symbol as thing.
Speaker 1: This means this, No, it doesn't mean no. It was
Speaker 1: the battle flag of a nation founded for slavery. It's like,
Speaker 1: there's a video I saw the day was another one
Speaker 1: of these like we want to tear down this statue,
Speaker 1: would take down this, uh, this slavery flag, and as
Speaker 1: an argument being recorded and like look at this person,
Speaker 1: he's like being so mad. But then the person who
Speaker 1: wants the statue to say is being very respectful and
Speaker 1: they just wanted to have a conversation, and you zoom
Speaker 1: in the video in the back of his ears an tattoo.
Speaker 1: It's like you're not even trying to hide him, and
Speaker 1: you're just enough. It doesn't matter how polite's being. He's
Speaker 1: a Nazi. Like you, just don't trust Nazis. Yeah, don't
Speaker 1: don't believe what they say. If I feel like that
Speaker 1: should be a whole class we have to take in
Speaker 1: high school. Don't trust Nazis, don't trust don't don't trust Nazis.
Speaker 1: Things that are Nazis the class, just like apparently we
Speaker 1: need it. There's some room for debate on things that
Speaker 1: are Nazis. But SS ruins on your neck, that's a
Speaker 1: pretty clear I've also heard it's just the it's half
Speaker 1: of the Kiss logo. Finish it, then finish the kiss
Speaker 1: logo or that or that that unit of Marine Corps
Speaker 1: snipers who said it stood for Scott Sniper even though
Speaker 1: it was the exact same things and they had a
Speaker 1: banner printed up and good times. So yeah, the good
Speaker 1: news is that Corey Stewart will almost certainly lose his
Speaker 1: race against the incumbent, So good on you, Tim Kane,
Speaker 1: bashing against fascism, bull work of democracy and guy I
Speaker 1: completely forgot existed. On November nine, two sixteen. We were
Speaker 1: watching the news recently and Tim Kaine apparently was on,
Speaker 1: and we were like, that's not Tim Kane. That's not
Speaker 1: what he looks like. Is it is that generic man
Speaker 1: with his teachers receding into a self Tim Kane, who
Speaker 1: is this potato with googly eyes? Sorry, Tim Caine. He's
Speaker 1: the distilled essence of a Democrat politician. Yeah, most forgettable man.
Speaker 1: They just picked one who spoke Spanish, where like, this
Speaker 1: is enough to you can you can do it. You
Speaker 1: hold the line, You'll really help that inferno of charisma
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton deliver her message. We need to sort of
Speaker 1: balance these Canadas her wild firebrand. They have two dynamos,
Speaker 1: too much, too much flavor. Really good strategy from the Democrats, solid,
Speaker 1: solid plan. Well that's the one thing I know about
Speaker 1: Democrats is they're good at strategy. Yeah, yeah, they're really
Speaker 1: masters of that. Speaking of not Democrats. Next up on
Speaker 1: our list of fascists who might have political power very
Speaker 1: soon is Bill Fowl. Like Arthur Jones, He's from Illinois.
Speaker 1: He believes the Sandy Hook mash shooting of two thousand twelve,
Speaker 1: in which twenty children were murdered, was a false flag attack.
Speaker 1: Here is a post from his campaign's Facebook page. It's
Speaker 1: elect Fowel. It's a it's pictures of a principle that
Speaker 1: died at the Sandy Hook school, and it essentially is
Speaker 1: arguing that she looks like someone who is present at
Speaker 1: the Boston marathon bombing. And so this woman who was
Speaker 1: murdered protecting children was actually an actor hired by the
Speaker 1: government to take away your guns. Cool, right, I wish
Speaker 1: I could get one of those jobs, working as an
Speaker 1: actor for the government. There's a whole snokes conspiracy theory
Speaker 1: on this lady. It's it's whack up. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: two different people. There are two different people. It's just
Speaker 1: not it's just very offensive. Other posts by the followl
Speaker 1: campaign list the San Bernardino attacks in nine eleven as
Speaker 1: false flags. Nine eleven. By the way, it was done
Speaker 1: by the massad. Interesting. I wonder if that's gonna have
Speaker 1: anatic undertones. No, no, now, Fawol does seem to have
Speaker 1: a special obsession with Sandy Hook. My favorite post of
Speaker 1: his is a Facebook post a link to wak Shington's blog.
Speaker 1: The title of the article is overwhelming irrefutable video and
Speaker 1: documentary evidence Sandy Hook and at their false flag criminal attack.
Speaker 1: And the picture with it is just George Washington next
Speaker 1: to George Washington denying the murder of twenty children. Classic
Speaker 1: George got und imagine, Well it's Washington. They uncovered George
Speaker 1: Washington's old blog post about Sandy Hook. I'm sure he'd
Speaker 1: be proud to be associated with this. Oh. Absolutely. If
Speaker 1: there's one thing George Washington loved, it was denying the
Speaker 1: murder of great school children. Bill Fowell was also an
Speaker 1: early prominent supporter of the pizza Gate conspiracy theory. It
Speaker 1: was shocker right. He claimed in an interview that there
Speaker 1: is nothing fake about pizza Gate, and he posted this
Speaker 1: to his Facebook on November two, sixteen. Click on and
Speaker 1: like at the bottom of the first paragraph of this
Speaker 1: article and see the YouTube videos of coment Pizza confirming
Speaker 1: the Podesta Pedophilia January party to celebrate the birth of
Speaker 1: their Lord. Yeah. You might think I'm crazy, but I'm
Speaker 1: just sharing the increasingly obvious truth that Satanists are trying
Speaker 1: to take over America. He's right, I do think he's crazy.
Speaker 1: I do think he's crazy. I think now by the
Speaker 1: standards of this list However, I will say Foul is
Speaker 1: probably the best person we're going to talk about today
Speaker 1: because so far nothing inherently Nazi. Okay, so he's just
Speaker 1: kind of a crackpot Alex John supporter. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he does believe again that the Massad was behind nine
Speaker 1: eleven seems like something. Yeah, well, he he seems like
Speaker 1: more of a normal conspiracy right wing kind of candidate
Speaker 1: than an explicitly fascist one. And that's why he first
Speaker 1: ran unopposed in his primary. That's also why he was
Speaker 1: able to secure endorsements from several Illinois Republican groups. But
Speaker 1: then Media Matters helped break the story of his conspiracy
Speaker 1: theorist bullshit. And you know when they did this, they
Speaker 1: asked the Rock Island County GOP chair Drew Milky, if
Speaker 1: the fact that this guy was spouting Pizza Gate conspiracy
Speaker 1: theories changed his endorsement. Milky said, we support Foul and
Speaker 1: he's a constitutionalist. In talking to him, I've heard him
Speaker 1: focusing on the issues of our district. There are a
Speaker 1: lot of things that Bill Fowel could do for our
Speaker 1: districtblicly ignore the problem though. Well, after this, all Republican
Speaker 1: Party officials in Illinois have since withdrawn their support of Fowl.
Speaker 1: Before we leave him, I do want to note that
Speaker 1: some heroic journalists over at CNN unearthed a bunch of
Speaker 1: his old blog post and found that he also believes
Speaker 1: Beyonce is part of the illuminati, which is, in fairness,
Speaker 1: a reasonable thing to believe. Sure, Yeah, I mean, if
Speaker 1: anyone's going to be that will be her. She in
Speaker 1: it without jay z it seems like itationship. You would
Speaker 1: have to ask Mr Fowl I do. I will pinpoint
Speaker 1: nothing explicitly like, oh, you're not anti Semitic, openly like
Speaker 1: you're not like literally saying I support fascism. But there
Speaker 1: is a very clear like tie between fascism and like
Speaker 1: far right conspiracy theories. Yeah, it's umberto Echo is probably
Speaker 1: the first person to really noted that there has to
Speaker 1: be the sense of being under siege and by like
Speaker 1: international conspiracies outside and inside, or of trying to take
Speaker 1: you down, and like you see that in all these
Speaker 1: sort of fascist groups, that they have these wild conspiracy
Speaker 1: theories about maybe a specific race of people, but maybe not.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's all about the ers meet right down to it.
Speaker 1: May if you like dig a little bit push push, push, push,
Speaker 1: and find out speaking of not that Thank goodness, you
Speaker 1: know what's good and not racist or this is a
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Speaker 1: I was going to say products. It sounds very interesting
Speaker 1: to me. I like products. All right, let's hear some
Speaker 1: of products and also perhaps a service or three, and
Speaker 1: we're back. We're talking about the fascists and the one
Speaker 1: guy who's kind of on ads, you know, conspiracy theories,
Speaker 1: Bill Fowl. Best guy we've talked about so far. Now
Speaker 1: we're moving on to John Fitzgerald. Now we've been hitting
Speaker 1: the Midwest in the South pretty hard so far. But
Speaker 1: John Fitzgerald is running in California's eleventh congressional district. History
Speaker 1: ought to be nombly familiar to y'all by now. The
Speaker 1: headline the New York Times gave to this July sixth
Speaker 1: article is a good starter. Summary of his campaign, Holocaust
Speaker 1: denier in California congressional race leaves state GOP scrambling scrambling. Well,
Speaker 1: this one's this is what you're gonna laugh. You're gonna laugh.
Speaker 1: It sounds hilarious. So far in June, he won almost
Speaker 1: a quarter of the votes in his district's open primary,
Speaker 1: making him number two overall in the district. Now, the
Speaker 1: eleventh Congressional District is around Berkeley, so we're talking about
Speaker 1: the San Francisco Bay Area. We are talking about what
Speaker 1: is generally considered to be a bashion of leftism. This
Speaker 1: guy one, yeah, about a quarter of the votes, and
Speaker 1: he was the top ranking Republican. So he's gonna wind
Speaker 1: up running against the Democrat here. And the State Republican
Speaker 1: Party of California had a policy of whenever there was
Speaker 1: a Republican who was the only Republican running in a district,
Speaker 1: automatically endorsing him. That was the policy, you know, adomatically
Speaker 1: endorsed these people. So they automatically endorsed John Fitzgerald when
Speaker 1: he when he came at number two. Now this became
Speaker 1: a real big problem for them after the primary when
Speaker 1: John Fitzgerald grew more open about his beliefs. About three
Speaker 1: weeks after becoming the endorsed candidate of the California Republican Party,
Speaker 1: he showed up on a radio show and stated, everything
Speaker 1: we've been told about the Holocaust is a lie. My
Speaker 1: entire campaign, for the most part, is about exposing this lie.
Speaker 1: That's not it's California bals, California bro his entire campaign.
Speaker 1: That is, I can't imagine that this development is going
Speaker 1: to help him. Well, I mean, the California Republican Party
Speaker 1: did eventually disavow Mr Fitzgerald, stating in an email to
Speaker 1: The New York Times, once we learned of Mr Fitzgerald's
Speaker 1: anti Semitic worldview in late May, we moved immediately to
Speaker 1: undo the unfortunate automatic endorsement. Maybe automatic endorsements are a
Speaker 1: bad idea, right, like it, but maybe undo the policy.
Speaker 1: Maybe consider that, Yeah, take get a step first, like
Speaker 1: what was what was the problem in the first place? Yeah,
Speaker 1: if I were to have accidentally endorsed Holocaust, and I
Speaker 1: would think really carefully about the things that may happen,
Speaker 1: like why did you Why did you automatically endorsed Holocaust?
Speaker 1: And I are without knowing that he was a Holocaust
Speaker 1: and I are. Yeah, did some some tips for the
Speaker 1: California But maybe that like yeah, and I'm sure they're listening,
Speaker 1: taken under advisement, they're big listeners of the show, big fans.
Speaker 1: You're doing a great job. You're doing other than this endorsing. Now,
Speaker 1: John Fitzgerald, of course has a website. Uh now, when
Speaker 1: I first visited his website, it had a very long
Speaker 1: and detailed section about the sinking of the USS Liberty,
Speaker 1: which was a US warship that was off the coast
Speaker 1: of Israel and was accidentally destroyed by the Israelis in
Speaker 1: like the seventies or eighties. It was just a horrible accident,
Speaker 1: and he had a whole thing about John Fitzgerald's attitude.
Speaker 1: It has since been removed from his website, and in fact,
Speaker 1: I can no longer find anything anti semitic on John
Speaker 1: Fitzgerald's website. Uh yeah, yeah, yeah, as of right now.
Speaker 1: The first three or four paragraphs of his platform statement
Speaker 1: are broadly sane seeming, if inaccurate. It takes about six
Speaker 1: paragraphs before he claims that the nine eleven report was
Speaker 1: a fraud and starts ranting about geo engineering and airborne aluminum,
Speaker 1: which is airborne aluminum. I love that's why planes work, science, Oh, airplanes.
Speaker 1: I love the bar that we have. Now of visitings website,
Speaker 1: I couldn't find anything explicitly anti semitic, things that were
Speaker 1: explicively anti semitic. Yeah yeah, I will say, being an
Speaker 1: explicitly anti Holocaust happened Canada, and then it's okay to
Speaker 1: be anti Holocaust, but anti Holocaust happened. But then removing
Speaker 1: all of that from your website when it has a
Speaker 1: political cost. It's like the Nazi equivalent of when Obama
Speaker 1: gave up on closing down Guantanamo. Like yeah, now. A
Speaker 1: few days after that New York Times article, voters in
Speaker 1: the East Bay started receiving robot calls urging them to
Speaker 1: vote for John Fitzgerald. We're gonna play one such call
Speaker 1: in its entirety and the Jewish takeover of America and
Speaker 1: restore our democracy by voting John Fitzgerald for US Congress,
Speaker 1: even if you are a registered Democrat. It's no longer
Speaker 1: a real democracy when the two percent ethnic minority that
Speaker 1: are Jews has dominance over America and uses it to
Speaker 1: serve the foreign country of Israel. Your vote for John
Speaker 1: Fitzgerald means no more US wars for Israel based on
Speaker 1: their lives, like a Jewish conductive attack of nine eleven.
Speaker 1: Your vote for John Fitzgerald means no more sacrificing the
Speaker 1: lives and limbs of our children for Israel. Your vote
Speaker 1: for John Fitzgerald means no more killing for Israel. Don't
Speaker 1: be swindled by their cliche slander of him as being
Speaker 1: a neo Nazi, which only shows how done they think
Speaker 1: you are. Reversing the takeover of America by a single
Speaker 1: two percent ethnic minority. Is a hundred percent American, a
Speaker 1: hundred percent Democratic, whatever your party of afiliation of. Save
Speaker 1: our democracy while you still can and vote John Fitzgerald,
Speaker 1: Free West Congress. It's message paid cool by the Road
Speaker 1: to Power dot Com. Don't use that song. I like
Speaker 1: that song Road to Power dot Yeah, we're going to
Speaker 1: tower dot Com. Want to talk about that. I was
Speaker 1: going to say, like, I hope we get to visit
Speaker 1: Road to Power dot huh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. The
Speaker 1: Road to Power dot Com sponsored this message. Now, the
Speaker 1: first coverage I found of this robocall was an ABC
Speaker 1: seven news report. Uh, and it just noted that this
Speaker 1: group had paid for quote similar racist messages in the past.
Speaker 1: It also noted that Fitzgerald denied coordinating with them at
Speaker 1: all or having any rule in the creation of that ad.
Speaker 1: It's actually possible this is true, although it does jell
Speaker 1: in exactly with things his opinions seemed. Yeah, so I
Speaker 1: looked into the group the Road to Power dot com.
Speaker 1: Just a little bit more. I found an article on
Speaker 1: them by the Anti Defamation Leak. The article reports that
Speaker 1: during this last year, the group has robo called communities
Speaker 1: in California, Idaho, Iowa, Florida, and Pennsylvania. The Fitzgerald Ads,
Speaker 1: even their most racist, Andrew Gillum, became the first black
Speaker 1: man to win a major party's nomination for governor of Florida,
Speaker 1: and the Road to Power was ready with a racist robocall.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to read out the text of the
Speaker 1: racist robocall. It involves a man making a minstrel voice,
Speaker 1: That's how it's described by the A d L and
Speaker 1: talking in what would have been a stereotypical blackmail accent
Speaker 1: in like nineteen thirty, like that kind of racism, like
Speaker 1: brear rabbits. Yeah quote. The voice talks about mud huts
Speaker 1: and unfair policing practices while the sound of drums and
Speaker 1: monkeys play in the background. Fu yeah that one. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: The same group both attacks wherever a political issue in
Speaker 1: this country has taken on even the faintest racial dimension,
Speaker 1: the Road to Power has been there. They were both
Speaker 1: called people in Charlottesville after the bloody Unite the Right rally.
Speaker 1: Their calls urged voters to strip black people of civil rights. Uh, hid,
Speaker 1: maybe they're not hiding. When an undocumented immigrant was implicated
Speaker 1: in the of Molly Tibbots, out came a robocall by
Speaker 1: the Road to Power dot Com stating that Latino Americans
Speaker 1: were quote low i Q bottom feeding savages. So these
Speaker 1: ads are obviously cartoonishly racist garbage. And according to the
Speaker 1: A d L, the founder of the Road to Power
Speaker 1: is Scott D. Rhodes, who they described as quote a
Speaker 1: white supremacist to achieve local notoriety in late two thousand
Speaker 1: seventeen when police linked him to the distribution of white
Speaker 1: supremacist propaganda at Sandpoint, Idaho High School, harassment of a
Speaker 1: Standpoint resident, and threatening anti Semitic calls that included recordings
Speaker 1: of Hitler. Yeah. Now, it does appear that the website
Speaker 1: The Road to Power dot Com has been taken down.
Speaker 1: If you try to find it, you will be taken
Speaker 1: to his bit shoot account. Uh. He also has a
Speaker 1: gab that's still now those of you don't know. Gab
Speaker 1: is basically Twitter for Nazis. Bit shoot builds itself as
Speaker 1: anti censorship YouTube, which basically means it's YouTube or nazi.
Speaker 1: These are the Nazi versions of the social media apps
Speaker 1: we all use. I'd like to play you a selection
Speaker 1: from one of the Road to Powers bit shoot videos.
Speaker 1: So this video, which is like a regular show that
Speaker 1: he was doing, opens with like a montage. It's very
Speaker 1: offensive and racist. This is what I like. It's they live,
Speaker 1: but they've got like a star of David superimposed on
Speaker 1: it and yeah, just uh Nazi imagery. It's pretty unfortunate.
Speaker 1: So pire Scott Rhodes, founder of the Road of Power
Speaker 1: dot com, talking on his podcast slash bit Shoot Show
Speaker 1: about the fourth of July, which had just happened when
Speaker 1: this video ran. In sad reality, there isn't much to commemorate.
Speaker 1: The American Revolution was a divide and conquer strategy by
Speaker 1: the same ethnic group behind the destructive English Revolution, the
Speaker 1: French Revolution, the Russian Revolution, the German Revolution, the revolutions
Speaker 1: of eighteen forty eight, and even behind the Southern Secession
Speaker 1: of eighteen sixty one. Who did the Confederate Jewe manipulation
Speaker 1: of the South a swindle that never should have happened. Relution, Wait, wait, wait,
Speaker 1: what didn't they do. They are a busy people. They
Speaker 1: were behind the American Revolution. So he's saying, but he
Speaker 1: doesn't like America. No, he's saying that it was a
Speaker 1: way to divide. I don't the ideological. I think he's
Speaker 1: saying kings are good and Jewish people wanted to stop that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it seems like he's I mean, he's fascist. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: wants he wanted to have some sort of like strong
Speaker 1: man diatorial figure, so kings would be good and the
Speaker 1: revolution was bad because apparently the Jews did it. That
Speaker 1: all checks out, It all checks out. This is unimportant.
Speaker 1: But is a Road to Power spelled like his name?
Speaker 1: No it's not, you'd think. So missed opportunity, really missed opportunity. Now,
Speaker 1: this video I just played an extrait from only has
Speaker 1: about views in seven up votes. In his last posted
Speaker 1: video was near the end of August. The Road of
Speaker 1: Power seems to have paused its video production and I
Speaker 1: haven't heard of a more recent robot call coming out
Speaker 1: from them. But they meaning Scott, are still active on gabs.
Speaker 1: So that's nice, good, good for GAP. I'm glad that
Speaker 1: they have a place. Oh it's nice. Yeah. One of
Speaker 1: the big conversions in GAB right now is they just
Speaker 1: banned essentially animated child porn, which is really frustrated some
Speaker 1: free speech advocates. Oh I saw somebody complained about it,
Speaker 1: and it's like it's so very clear, Like I just
Speaker 1: I'm angry other people can't freely express their desire to
Speaker 1: fuck children to children, but I think it's everybody else
Speaker 1: right to be able to want to. On principle, the
Speaker 1: free speech is important for these people who aren't me,
Speaker 1: who want to look at this kind of stuff. That's
Speaker 1: not why I'm on GAB, but I do support free speech. Unbelievable,
Speaker 1: it's great, I mean, extremely believable. Yeah, super believable. So
Speaker 1: the last candidate we're going to talk about today is
Speaker 1: an actual member of Congress right now, Representative Steve King. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: good stuff. He is up for re election in Iowa.
Speaker 1: He was first elected to the state Senate and has
Speaker 1: been a member of the U. S House of Representatives
Speaker 1: since two thousand and three. And we're going to talk
Speaker 1: about Steve King for the rest of the episode pretty much.
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Speaker 1: talk about Steve King. Now. As I was writing this
Speaker 1: story on October eighteen, Vanity Fair published an article titled
Speaker 1: Republican Congressman Steve King endorses white supremacy. Now, Vanity Fair
Speaker 1: is being a little bit unfair in the title because
Speaker 1: Steve King did not just come out and say I
Speaker 1: am a white supremacist. They do, they rarely do, but
Speaker 1: not actually all that rarely and winning Yeah when they do.
Speaker 1: Um so representative. Steve King, however, did not openly endorsed
Speaker 1: white supremacy, just a white supremacist. The racist in question
Speaker 1: was Faith Goldie. Faith Goldie is a right wing YouTuber
Speaker 1: amy oral candidate for Toronto. She's run on a platform
Speaker 1: of preventing white genocide in Canada and recently recited the
Speaker 1: fourteen words oath on a podcast. She did it laughingly
Speaker 1: and then proceeded to pretty vociferously defend the idea of
Speaker 1: essentially establishing a future for white children. Yeah. One thing
Speaker 1: that struck me is, uh, like I'm familiar with the
Speaker 1: fourteen words and like what they are, like what they
Speaker 1: what they espouse. She didn't miss a beat. She knows
Speaker 1: him by heart. And then that has the memorize, right,
Speaker 1: That's the thing. It was like, you want me to
Speaker 1: say him, Okay, I'll say him bam bam bam bam bam.
Speaker 1: I know it. Some people like to wrap as a
Speaker 1: party trick and she likes to memorize. She just like
Speaker 1: one of these is an interesting to me? Is the
Speaker 1: guy interviewing her in that video While they're having a
Speaker 1: conversation says millennial millennial was says something along the lines of,
Speaker 1: you know, those words aren't as controversial as they used
Speaker 1: to be. Not an accurate statement. Why do you think
Speaker 1: that is? Yeah, what do you think God is there?
Speaker 1: And do you think they should be? Do you think
Speaker 1: they should be? No? I don't think millennial wis does now.
Speaker 1: Steve King, of course does not identify as a white
Speaker 1: supremacist or a neo Nazi or anything like that, but
Speaker 1: he does have a nasty habit of continually agreeing with
Speaker 1: people who are open white supremacists and neo Nazis. Back
Speaker 1: in June, he retweeted a British neo Nazi, Mark Collette,
Speaker 1: a white supremacist activist in the subject of a two
Speaker 1: two documentary Young Nazi and Proud. So the post from
Speaker 1: Mark Collette it's a Twitter post of a what appears
Speaker 1: to be a bripe Heart article and Collett's Italians under
Speaker 1: the age of thirty five now opposed mass immigration. Europe
Speaker 1: is waking up. Steve King quoted this and responded, Europe
Speaker 1: is waking up dot dot dot will America dot dot
Speaker 1: dot in time fun stuff. Now King claims he didn't
Speaker 1: know Mark Collette was a Nazi when he retweeted him.
Speaker 1: But he's refused to take down the tweet because that
Speaker 1: would basically mean admitting that he got bullied into not
Speaker 1: endorsing a Nazis opinions, which is as bad as being
Speaker 1: a Nazi. I hate being bullied into not endorsing a Nazis. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's terrible. That's what the real Nazism. It's telling people
Speaker 1: supporting Nazis is bad. Just that attitude, that attitude, just
Speaker 1: refusing to say I made a mistake, right, It's the like,
Speaker 1: never apologize to the mob. Well what if they're like,
Speaker 1: don't endorse that Nazi? Yeah, what if the mob says that,
Speaker 1: like the idea that because of like tons of people
Speaker 1: think a thing, that you should just resist it no
Speaker 1: matter what. Well, maybe they're right, Yeah, maybe you're continually
Speaker 1: agreeing with Nazis is a sign that you should reevaluate
Speaker 1: your value, rethink, like what your opinions. You don't identify
Speaker 1: as a Nazi, but maybe you do identify as a Nazi.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're Nazi. Maybe you accidentally slid into Nazism, and
Speaker 1: that's how it often happens with people. Maybe, hey, g op,
Speaker 1: just like think about why there are so many Nazis
Speaker 1: that support you. Yeah, uh, he told CNN. I mean
Speaker 1: it's the message, not the messenger. I love that, right,
Speaker 1: it is the message. I right, he's tweet that. Before
Speaker 1: recently it was like I would I would retweet the
Speaker 1: devil if the devil said I love Jesus. And first
Speaker 1: of all, you'd also retweet the devil if he tweeted
Speaker 1: the fourteen words. But like the whole point is that,
Speaker 1: like I don't believe what the devil says because he's
Speaker 1: the devils. If like, if the devil says I love Jesus,
Speaker 1: maybe he's trying to trick you into perhaps like the
Speaker 1: thing the devil does, like literally, like think about what
Speaker 1: the devil does. The thing you should do with the
Speaker 1: devil is engage him in a fiddle playing contest. If
Speaker 1: you're good, if you're good at if you're good at that.
Speaker 1: You're saying that if the devil had to come to
Speaker 1: Jesus moment, you wouldn't accept him. I would wait for Jesus.
Speaker 1: I would wait for Jesus. All right, So Jesus, the
Speaker 1: devil said this thing, and like I'm not one to
Speaker 1: trust the devil, so I'm waiting for you to I
Speaker 1: know you just retweeted a Nazi, but like, what if
Speaker 1: suddenly is yeah, did the Holocaust happen? He has some
Speaker 1: strong opinions on that. So Republicans have been notably loath
Speaker 1: to since your Representative Steve King, when he tweeted that
Speaker 1: Western civilization can't be maintained with someone else's babies, Paul
Speaker 1: Ryan said, I'd like to think he misspoke. When Representative
Speaker 1: King clarified that he had not misspoken, Paul Ryan said,
Speaker 1: not a goddamn thing. He didn't. He didn't say a word. Now.
Speaker 1: Steve King still sits on the Congressional Subcommittees for Civil
Speaker 1: Justice and the Constitution UH. He continues to receive thousands
Speaker 1: of dollars from Coke Industries pack King's racism has been
Speaker 1: evident for some time, and it has not cost him
Speaker 1: any success with the Republican Party. According to a two
Speaker 1: thousand and fourteen Talking Points Memo profile. During the Iowa
Speaker 1: Senate campaign, he stumbled upon his signature issue in the legislature,
Speaker 1: English is the official language. He remembers the moment down
Speaker 1: to the exact date. During an October tenth n fundraiser
Speaker 1: at Yellow Smoke Park, sponsored by the then governor Terry Branstadt,
Speaker 1: a Republican, he made the speech that shaped his political future.
Speaker 1: I was running through my topics and I said, and
Speaker 1: I believe English should be the official language of the
Speaker 1: state of Iowa. And it just brought the house down.
Speaker 1: There was this huge applause. King says, I knew how
Speaker 1: strongly I believed in it, but I didn't know how
Speaker 1: strongly they believed in it. That's how the politics go.
Speaker 1: Representative King is known in Washington for keeping a small
Speaker 1: Confederate flag on his desk, even though Iowa fought with
Speaker 1: the Union. How do you like, you're in Iowa, dude,
Speaker 1: that's nuts. Iowan's died stopping the Confederacy, And like, obviously,
Speaker 1: like even if you live in the South, maybe like
Speaker 1: recognize the history and like what that means, but like,
Speaker 1: you're Iowa, man, what are you doing? I have a
Speaker 1: little bit more It's not right, But if like you
Speaker 1: come from a family and a bunch of your relatives
Speaker 1: fought for the Confederacy, you have a little bit of
Speaker 1: a leg to stand on. I don't think it's a
Speaker 1: heritage issue, but like it's different from an Iowan elected
Speaker 1: representative taking It's like, well, yeah, you live in Georgia
Speaker 1: and your whole family fought for the Confederacy. I'm not
Speaker 1: surprised you have a Confederate flag on your desk. I
Speaker 1: think it's fucked up, but it's not weird. Got there,
Speaker 1: Steve King? How how did this happen? And like, I
Speaker 1: know how, but yeah, we we know how. Steve King
Speaker 1: has also claimed that Dreamers who came here as children
Speaker 1: have calves the size of quote cantelopes because each of
Speaker 1: them carries seventy five pounds of marijuana into the country
Speaker 1: with him when they crossed the border uh In two
Speaker 1: thousand eight, he stated that because of Barack Obama's middle name,
Speaker 1: if elected president, the radical Islamist the Al Qaeda would
Speaker 1: be dancing in the streets and greater numbers than they
Speaker 1: did on September eleven because they would declare victory in
Speaker 1: this war on terror. Do you guys remember that when
Speaker 1: Okada won the war on terror because Barack Obama's middle
Speaker 1: name was the name of a guy who hated al
Speaker 1: Qaeda and fought them brutally. Remember that the anti Islamist
Speaker 1: Saddam who's saying how that was a big. I don't
Speaker 1: understand the logic here. Yeah, familiar. All brown people are
Speaker 1: the same. Yeah. King turns, Yeah, yeah, there we go.
Speaker 1: Steve King twists yeah. Now. In two thousand sixteen, Representative
Speaker 1: King filed an amendment to block attempts to put Harriet
Speaker 1: Tubman on the twenty dollar bill. It's just he's just
Speaker 1: a gargoyle. At least he's doing something useful with his
Speaker 1: time in office. Yeah, it's something you're very useful, impactful
Speaker 1: on people's lives. Yeah, well, I mean Harriet Tubman, what
Speaker 1: heroic thing did she do other than smuggle thousands of
Speaker 1: people to freedom? Meanwhile, Andrew Jackson genocided some people. You
Speaker 1: want she was breaking the law. Man, she was a criminal.
Speaker 1: He was a president with a big old wheel of cheese. Now.
Speaker 1: In December of last year, Steve King quoted Hungarian prime
Speaker 1: minister and almost dictator Victor Orban in a tweet. The
Speaker 1: quote from Orbon that he tweeted was mixing cultures will
Speaker 1: not lead to a higher quality of life, but a
Speaker 1: lower one. Um, fuck the melting pot. That is literally
Speaker 1: not true. No flies in the face of literally twelve
Speaker 1: thousand years of human experience. That's like, oh, my god,
Speaker 1: you had or text mex buddy, did you just wake
Speaker 1: up and like, look at honest rock and roll music.
Speaker 1: Give them a little country. They can all go live
Speaker 1: and die off and just become inbred and it would
Speaker 1: be nice, right right, just like do the thing that
Speaker 1: you want. Go ahead, see how it works up. If
Speaker 1: we just had two planets and they could do whatever
Speaker 1: they wanted to one and we could not poison the
Speaker 1: atmosphere of this to have our political disagreements. But I'll
Speaker 1: be like, well, conservative or liberal, let's keep the oxygen breathable,
Speaker 1: common ground, common common ground, common air. Wouldn't that be nice?
Speaker 1: I love this idea. This emergence of like diversity is
Speaker 1: just bad and it hurts everybody, and like no, it
Speaker 1: hurts racists running on racist and like studies even show
Speaker 1: that like yeah, at first, like a lot of diversity
Speaker 1: and like multiculturalism can like cause people to sort of
Speaker 1: like hunker down and like getting their little tribes, but
Speaker 1: over time it benefits everybody in all aspects of life. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: kind of like how we land on the moon when
Speaker 1: we stole scientists from all around the world, multiple different countries,
Speaker 1: and had them all working together to put people on
Speaker 1: the moon, and like when you have like, uh, the
Speaker 1: code talkers, it's like, yeah, you have people from like
Speaker 1: different walks of life and like you work together, Like
Speaker 1: that time when a multicultural to actually multicultural massive nations
Speaker 1: defeated an alliance of of unicultural fascists in a global
Speaker 1: war that killed tens of millions, the time when the
Speaker 1: people who believed in multiculturalism won that war. Speak on that,
Speaker 1: tell me about this magical sounds very true. Also, like
Speaker 1: you in existence and like life on the planet, evolution
Speaker 1: is built off of diversity and time. Like how hybrids
Speaker 1: when people who are different make babies, the babies are healthier, beautiful. Yes,
Speaker 1: how like racially mixing is literally the best way to
Speaker 1: ensure your child has a robust immune system. Yeah that
Speaker 1: sounds made up. That sounds like some scientific number bulls.
Speaker 1: Now you're gonna tell me they should be vaccinated to
Speaker 1: It is weird have the far left and the call
Speaker 1: right there lock step about whooping cough being great common
Speaker 1: ground given the measles as we think kind of locks
Speaker 1: stuff about Jewish conspiracies too. Yeah, yeah, that is kind
Speaker 1: of weirdly common anyway in interviews and saying this as
Speaker 1: a as a leftist. A whole lot of creepy Jewish
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories on the left too. Nobody's blaming this here,
Speaker 1: yeah now. In interviews, Steve King has also advised Americans
Speaker 1: to read The Camp of the Saints, a far right fascist,
Speaker 1: anti immigrant book, The Vote Filled with Brown people sailing
Speaker 1: over to destroy a white civilization. Steve Bannon loves this book.
Speaker 1: I met Lauren Southern loves that book, got it. I
Speaker 1: bet she's got the cover tattooed on her. That's probably
Speaker 1: where she got her idea like block boats from saving
Speaker 1: people in the ocean. Uh. Steve King is currently running
Speaker 1: against Democrat J. B. Sholton Man, whose most notable trait
Speaker 1: is his ability to not repeatedly agree with and amplify
Speaker 1: the voices about right fascists. Sounds great to me. According
Speaker 1: to the Des Moines Register, he has significantly outraised King,
Speaker 1: but the election is still something of a long shot
Speaker 1: for the Democratic challenger. So if you are in Iowa,
Speaker 1: please please don't vote for the guy who regularly recites
Speaker 1: neo Nazi for that guy. Vote for that guy. We're
Speaker 1: going to talk about this race and next our next podcast. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, just like all these like amplifying even like
Speaker 1: a Tucker Carlson, just like amplifying like Nazi talking point. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like, I'm just to have some questions. I'm just agree.
Speaker 1: I'm not agreeing with you, just asking Nazi questions. Stop
Speaker 1: it right now, stop asking those questions. Stop asking Nazi questions.
Speaker 1: We answered that question in with a no. We said no, yeah,
Speaker 1: we killed like nine million of them, well the Russian
Speaker 1: and then like the lead boy was like, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: kill myself. Yeah, and that was great. Really the best
Speaker 1: choice Hitler made. I support that last that last year,
Speaker 1: he finally did something right. Finally you didn't, buddy, You
Speaker 1: know what. That is kind of inspiring because we all
Speaker 1: got on the same page at the end there. Ye,
Speaker 1: Hitler needed to die. This is a bad idea. I
Speaker 1: shouldn't be right, Oh boy. Common ground, common ground and ground,
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Speaker 1: C O D Y. That's going to follow you always.
Speaker 1: I know. I wish I could change it or that's
Speaker 1: my solution. You're never going to be a Mr. But
Speaker 1: just change my name to Mr. I'll change my last
Speaker 1: name legally, the Cody and where you go your middle
Speaker 1: name Cody last name. Okay, my name is, my name
Speaker 1: is Mr Cody. Become Dr Johnson is too confusing anyway,
Speaker 1: common ground, Well, this has been Behind the Bastards. You
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Speaker 1: the love of Christ, if you are in any of
Speaker 1: the states or districts where these people are are running
Speaker 1: for office, vote for not the people we talked about today,
Speaker 1: Vote for not the Nazis for Yeah, we all have
Speaker 1: our our own politics, not going to try to push
Speaker 1: mine on you. Aside from don't vote for Nazis, I
Speaker 1: think that's the one thing we should all be able
Speaker 1: to agree on. Don't vote for Nazis.