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Speaker 1: always troubling when you see that the government is trying
Speaker 1: to break down some of the most intimate and close
Speaker 1: bonds that we can possibly have. I mean, it should
Speaker 1: be troubling to everybody when they see something like the
Speaker 1: latest bulletin out from the FBI. Family members and peers
Speaker 1: are often best positioned to witness signs of mobilization to
Speaker 1: violence help prevent homegrown violent extremism. This was their tweet.
Speaker 1: And then I saw the NCTC, where I'm sure they're
Speaker 1: very bored these days. The NCTC report on all of this,
Speaker 1: and it's been been shared out by the by the FBI,
Speaker 1: but it was shared out just this morning. Now the
Speaker 1: report is is from twenty nineteen. Why was this booklet created?
Speaker 1: It was initially published in twenty fifteen, with an updated
Speaker 1: version in twenty seventeen. Now they rereleased it in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: The booklet describes each indicator in terms of four criteria, diagnosticity, character, category, at,
Speaker 1: behavior observable by, and time sensitivity. They're trying to tell
Speaker 1: you how to how to spy on people around you
Speaker 1: to know if they're a violent extremist. Now, I want
Speaker 1: to know, of the perhaps hundreds, maybe few thousand people
Speaker 1: who read about this, how many of them are actually
Speaker 1: going to do anything to stop violent extremism or be
Speaker 1: in a position to do so. No, but the BI
Speaker 1: wants you to be on the lookout. They do this now,
Speaker 1: they remind you of it so that you can start
Speaker 1: to think, well, what is the violent extremism of the moment.
Speaker 1: Why are we being told this right now? What is
Speaker 1: the focus of our efforts in the intelligence community in
Speaker 1: other places? Oh, that's right, it is violent white nationalists,
Speaker 1: Trump supporters and insurrectionists. So when they have this steady
Speaker 1: drip drip drip of family members and peers, our best
Speaker 1: position to witness signs of mobilization. And you have that
Speaker 1: same government apparatus trying to tell everybody that the real problem,
Speaker 1: the real concern that we should all have, is the
Speaker 1: next insurrection. I think you can see why this is
Speaker 1: troubling stuff. I think you can see why the otherization,
Speaker 1: the dehumanization of the right by the Democrat Party is
Speaker 1: something that should trouble all of us. It certainly troubles me.
Speaker 1: And increasingly you don't even see dialogue between the two
Speaker 1: sides going on. It's just all, if you're a Trump supporter,
Speaker 1: you're evil. Now I look around and I see what
Speaker 1: the Biden administration has done, what it has accomplished, what
Speaker 1: it has not accomplished, And I say, what the heck
Speaker 1: is going on here? How can anyone think that this
Speaker 1: guy is not a total loser and a buffoon. But remember,
Speaker 1: they're not marking the progress of Biden against the reality
Speaker 1: of what was happening in this country before Biden came
Speaker 1: to office. They're not doing that. They're marking it against
Speaker 1: against Donald Trump being the threat to our republic and
Speaker 1: the insurrection causing usurper of twenty sixteen, the insurrection of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty. They have convinced themselves, they've convinced each other
Speaker 1: that he is a great evil, that there could be
Speaker 1: no greater evil in the Oval office than Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Now that's an absurdity, it is crazy, but they believe it.
Speaker 1: And this is the part that I think is so
Speaker 1: hard for many. It was this is the aspect of
Speaker 1: this that I view as so troubling for the future. Right,
Speaker 1: they actually think this stuff is true. That's the part
Speaker 1: of it that I've seen now more clearly than ever before.
Speaker 1: And you could say, well, Buck, what do you mean.
Speaker 1: I used to think that they cite themselves up, that
Speaker 1: the left at some level knew that the stuff that
Speaker 1: they were saying, what Russia collusion was a lie, you know,
Speaker 1: but it was the same kind of lie that a
Speaker 1: really aggressive defense attorney will will use or prosecutor to
Speaker 1: undermine a witness, you know, to insinuate something. They know
Speaker 1: it's not true, but it'll hurt their credibility, and that's
Speaker 1: their purpose. They don't care that it's not true. No,
Speaker 1: I think we're dealing now with a mainstream Democrat party
Speaker 1: that actually believes the most radical rhetoric that it puts forward,
Speaker 1: that believes this talk about how at any moment in time,
Speaker 1: there could be another insurrection, which is you have Nancy
Speaker 1: Pelosi and the rest of the Democrats going along in
Speaker 1: Congress with this select committee. I mean, it's absurd, It's
Speaker 1: absolutely absurd, and they're just gonna lean into all of
Speaker 1: it because Trump. They here's an example of it. Politico
Speaker 1: headline from yesterday, Trump on January sixth insurrection. These were
Speaker 1: great people. And let's see what else we get. A
Speaker 1: new new details suggest senior Trump officials work to appease
Speaker 1: leaders of the January sixth insurrection. That's the Milwaukee Independent.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's stuff about this now every day, you know.
Speaker 1: New York Magazine had a piece the chilling message of
Speaker 1: Trump's embrace of Ashley Babbitt's martyrdom. Trump's insurrection is gaining
Speaker 1: steam six months after the capital attack that was just
Speaker 1: a few days ago. Donald Trump's January six You see
Speaker 1: what they're doing. I want to tell you what's happening,
Speaker 1: so that we can all be clear what the narrative
Speaker 1: is and what they're preparing. Trump's effort to run for
Speaker 1: office again, should he try, is inherently another active insurrection,
Speaker 1: don't you see. That's what they'll call it. That's why
Speaker 1: they're labeling everybody in insurrections. That's why they're using this term,
Speaker 1: because what they'll say is that his entire campaign and
Speaker 1: everything about it and all that he's gearing up to do,
Speaker 1: and this is even going to be said during the midterms.
Speaker 1: I know that it's a few years away before Trump
Speaker 1: could even run, but they're preparing the ground now so
Speaker 1: that they'll tell you if Trump doesn't win, that the
Speaker 1: whole point is that then he'll call for a real
Speaker 1: storming of the government in an overthrow. Now, whether we
Speaker 1: ever even get to that point or not doesn't matter
Speaker 1: to the left. If in a year, if in six months,
Speaker 1: they abandon this narrative in its entire It does not
Speaker 1: matter to them, because it's useful right now. It convinces
Speaker 1: the Democrat base that the people who disagree with them
Speaker 1: about our open border and about our crazy government spending,
Speaker 1: and about giving people more money to stay home than
Speaker 1: to work, and about LGBTQ plus indoctrination in you know,
Speaker 1: grammar school and too little kids, and to the transagenda
Speaker 1: and critical race theory and all these things. Anyone who
Speaker 1: opposes all of that is part of another insurrection attempt.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump running is the insurrection attempt. As far as
Speaker 1: they're concerned. It's illegitimate. You see, it's done under threat
Speaker 1: of force. And one of the fascinating parts about all
Speaker 1: this is that the last election was done under the
Speaker 1: quite explicit threat of force by Democrats. What was all
Speaker 1: the boarding up of stores and people preparing for riots
Speaker 1: all over America on Election Day twenty twenty didn't actually happen.
Speaker 1: The riots didn't happen. What was what was that all about? Well,
Speaker 1: because it was quite clear that Biden voters plan to loot, riot, pillage,
Speaker 1: and destroy if they didn't get their way. Now, that
Speaker 1: also has an impact on the psyche of people who
Speaker 1: are undecided independence. You want to talk about affecting turnout.
Speaker 1: What do you do if you're somebody who lives in
Speaker 1: a suburb of Philadelphia and you don't want to see
Speaker 1: Philadelphia have whole city blocks burned down because Donald Trump
Speaker 1: won reelection, maybe you don't. Maybe you just don't show
Speaker 1: up and vote for Trump. You know, if you live
Speaker 1: in Milwaukee and you happen to be a Trump supporter,
Speaker 1: maybe you don't cast your vote for him. And you know,
Speaker 1: in the critical state of Wisconsin in twenty twenty, because
Speaker 1: you don't want to see whole neighborhoods burned down. It's
Speaker 1: not worth it to you to get Trump elected. Right,
Speaker 1: You can see how this mindset could have very much
Speaker 1: affected the outcome, and it was. It was the quite
Speaker 1: clear threat of force behind it. That's what that is.
Speaker 1: Huff Post five days ago. Six months later, Republicans have
Speaker 1: a new January six message, insurrection. What insurrection? How can
Speaker 1: you have an insurrection which is an attempt to overthrow
Speaker 1: the government. How can you have an insurrection where there
Speaker 1: is no actual, faint possibility of a use of force
Speaker 1: to over overcome government force and seize power? Anywhere. They couldn't.
Speaker 1: They couldn't have even done in the Capitol they'd wanted to.
Speaker 1: But this is what they do. This what they say.
Speaker 1: And this is also why I was so angry about
Speaker 1: what happened that day, because I knew that it was
Speaker 1: handing a huge propaganda victory to the DNA. Dide it
Speaker 1: handed a huge propaganda victory to the Democrats. This is
Speaker 1: why we keep hearing about it. But understand what I'm
Speaker 1: telling you. Now, Trump running, they will claim and they
Speaker 1: will act like is another act. Trump running for president
Speaker 1: will be treated as an insurrection in progress. Every step,
Speaker 1: every stage, every dollar given to it is illegitimate and
Speaker 1: meant to overthrow the government. By using the system and
Speaker 1: lawfully exercising his rights as an American citizen to run
Speaker 1: for office, Trump will be threatening the system. That's what
Speaker 1: they'll say. So at least you won't be surprised when
Speaker 1: it happens. Get get ready for it, because that is
Speaker 1: what's coming. You know. There's a drink Cuba libre, which
Speaker 1: is what is it? Rum? Sugar mint? Wait? Am I
Speaker 1: getting it wrong? Actually? What is in a Cuba Libre?
Speaker 1: It has yeah? Rum? Oh no, it's rum and coke. Really,
Speaker 1: that's it. I guess I was confusing with him with
Speaker 1: kind of a Mohito like thing. Yeah, Cuba Libre just
Speaker 1: has rum and coke. That's not really a very exciting drink,
Speaker 1: but it'll get it done. I mean, you know, if
Speaker 1: you're a sorority girl and you want to get you
Speaker 1: want to get lit, and you have a few of those,
Speaker 1: and you'll be good to go throw a little lime
Speaker 1: in there and make it look fancy. Anyway, Cuba Libree,
Speaker 1: Cuban liberty, Cuban freedom. It's not a real thing. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: the drink is in that sense poorly, poorly named. The
Speaker 1: origins are allegedly the back to the year nineteen hundred.
Speaker 1: Actually US Army captain stationed in Havana during the Spanish
Speaker 1: American War. He added Coca cola and a little lime
Speaker 1: juice to a Cubacardi rum, tossed his Cuban comrades are toasted,
Speaker 1: rather his Cuban comrades, and said, poor Cuba Libre to
Speaker 1: a free Cuba. So that's where the drink actually comes from.
Speaker 1: But will there actually be a free Cube? But well,
Speaker 1: it's an interesting question today because of what we are
Speaker 1: seeing on the streets of Havana and many many places,
Speaker 1: many areas, town cities across Cuba. And these are the
Speaker 1: biggest protests that anyone has really seen in living memory.
Speaker 1: I mean, there were some protests back in the nineties
Speaker 1: that also got a fair amount of attention. I mean,
Speaker 1: there was back in nineteen ninety four, when Fidel Castro
Speaker 1: was still alive. Cubans took the streets to protest. Then
Speaker 1: it was called the Malaconazzo, But that only really happened
Speaker 1: in the capital city in Havana, and Castro used it
Speaker 1: as an opportunity to just take people and create an exodus.
Speaker 1: He opened Cuba's maritime borders and sent all these folks
Speaker 1: out on boats and rafts, essentially as expelled the dissidents
Speaker 1: in the Balcero crisis. So that was how it was handled.
Speaker 1: Then how will this be handled? Now? That's something that
Speaker 1: nobody really has a particularly good answer to. Freedom. Thousands
Speaker 1: of Cubans take to the streets to demand the end
Speaker 1: of dictatorship. The end of dictatorship. Now you'll see something
Speaker 1: very interesting here. Democrats who claimed that they have particular
Speaker 1: interest in fighting back, I'm sorry, no particular interest in
Speaker 1: backing communism, have no fondness for it, and it's a
Speaker 1: smear to say the Democrat party has some allegiance to
Speaker 1: ideological or emotional allegiance to communism. In any way, you'll
Speaker 1: see plenty of Democrats who are just like, oh, it's
Speaker 1: just because of COVID, and and by transitive property of
Speaker 1: Democrat craziness, what's going on in Cuba will even be
Speaker 1: turned by some into oh, US foreign policy prevents them
Speaker 1: from having the healthcare system that is necessary to deal
Speaker 1: with COVID, So it's really our fault that the COVID
Speaker 1: crisis is hitting Cuba, and therefore it's not really the
Speaker 1: regime that's an issue, it's America. You'll see dance like
Speaker 1: that happening from Democrats who pretend that they don't love Cuba,
Speaker 1: but they do. And when I say I don't mean
Speaker 1: the people or the island, because it's beautiful island, actually
Speaker 1: great people, I'm in the regime. They have real feeling
Speaker 1: of fondness for the Cuban regime and they know that
Speaker 1: it hasn't worked and looking and say, if communism can't
Speaker 1: work on an island with total cultural and social unity
Speaker 1: in terms of language and history and you know, there's
Speaker 1: not a lot of diversity in Cuba in the lass
Speaker 1: sixty years, and it's been the same for a long time.
Speaker 1: If it can't work there work, where is it going
Speaker 1: to work. If it can't work in the shadow of
Speaker 1: the safety, relatively speaking, created by the world's greatest superpower
Speaker 1: next door. I know people say, oh, but what about
Speaker 1: the embargo. Well, we have not blockaded them, we have
Speaker 1: not prevented them from being able to trade with the
Speaker 1: rest of the world. That's on them. And of course
Speaker 1: this some of this was loosened a little bit by
Speaker 1: the Obama administration. But people have finally had enough, and
Speaker 1: this would be a perfect opportunity, a perfect opportunity for
Speaker 1: the Biden administration to come forward and say that this
Speaker 1: is this is what we want to see. We want
Speaker 1: the Cuban people to demand their freedom. We back them,
Speaker 1: we support them, we stand beside them, at least in spirit.
Speaker 1: And you know, we love that there are American flags
Speaker 1: that these Cuban dissonance. These protesters are flying down with
Speaker 1: communism and freedom. They're chanting, They're chanting Patria e Vita,
Speaker 1: homeland and life. That's their battle cry. Because there's the
Speaker 1: revolutionary slogan homeland or death, and they're turning them around
Speaker 1: that they want better lives. People actually want to live
Speaker 1: in a place where they have access to, you know,
Speaker 1: good food, clean water, freedom to speak their minds, freedom
Speaker 1: to enjoy their lives, private property. This is why society exists.
Speaker 1: When society cannot provide those things, society ceases to be
Speaker 1: a worthwhile endeavor for a lot of folks. They want
Speaker 1: a different society. And the way that these places, these
Speaker 1: situations are held together is by brute force, which is
Speaker 1: the case in Cuba. It's a country that has murdered, tortured, enslaved,
Speaker 1: and miserated people for sixty plus years now, and the
Speaker 1: Democrats have nothing but victimology and whining about America to offer.
Speaker 1: For the most part, because Democrats are socialists by emotion,
Speaker 1: they would prefer sure, right now, America's capitalists and they
Speaker 1: like to benefit from it. But if they could snap
Speaker 1: their fingers and make America a socialist country tomorrow, a
Speaker 1: lot of Democrats would do it. I would offer a
Speaker 1: majority of the Democrat Party if they could do that,
Speaker 1: would That's different from saying they're pushing for that every
Speaker 1: day in Congress because they know that that actually hurts
Speaker 1: their power because a majority of the American people are
Speaker 1: not with them. But Democrats could make America socialist country,
Speaker 1: they would, and they see a lot of virtue in communism.
Speaker 1: The path to hell is paved with good intentions, and
Speaker 1: the path the misery is paid for communism, and they
Speaker 1: simply don't care about the results. They care about the
Speaker 1: what was tried. And this is why you have propagandistic
Speaker 1: morons like Michael Moore who make movies that are supposed
Speaker 1: to be documentary. It's just it's just a video editorial,
Speaker 1: like the same crap you could read on the HuffPo
Speaker 1: or Salon dot com or in these other places full
Speaker 1: of idiot limbs. I mean increasing what you're seeing because
Speaker 1: of COVID. Actually, I believe is that the left really
Speaker 1: is this is a anxiety disorder that to be a
Speaker 1: woke leftist in America today means that you actually suffer
Speaker 1: from clinical issues. You are not able to see the
Speaker 1: world as it is, and you live with exaggerated fears
Speaker 1: and concerns and are not able to balance what is
Speaker 1: important from what is not. I'm being sure, I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to be funny or provocative. I'm being serious. I
Speaker 1: actually think that to be a leftist in America today
Speaker 1: is to be suffering from an anxiety. An anxiety and
Speaker 1: depress I should disorder of some kind, because every every
Speaker 1: true leftist that I know also, I mean the ones
Speaker 1: that are really true believers are are pretty miserable. I
Speaker 1: could maybe think of a few exceptions, but very very few.
Speaker 1: They tend to be very miserable people. And I think
Speaker 1: that's also why they focus on if you're an American
Speaker 1: and you're always obsessed with socialism, if you're an American
Speaker 1: and you praise the Cuban regime and think that they've
Speaker 1: got something figured out, think of all the amazing things
Speaker 1: in this country that you have to overlook, Think of
Speaker 1: all the absurdity you have to embrace in order to
Speaker 1: come to that conclusion. And I think it becomes manifest
Speaker 1: very quickly that yeah, yeah, it's an anxiety disorder. And
Speaker 1: I'm saying anxiety. I don't know what you you know,
Speaker 1: maybe it's some kind of a disassociated I'm not a
Speaker 1: psychiatrist or a psychologist, but it's these people have mental
Speaker 1: health issues, which is also why they think they need
Speaker 1: to share their pronouns all the time, and they have
Speaker 1: to do all these things. I mean, what normal person
Speaker 1: thinks that they have to announce their pronouns. These are
Speaker 1: the same people that think that if they're even if
Speaker 1: they've had the disease and they're vaccinated against COVID, they should,
Speaker 1: you know, double mask outside. I was outside today. Lots,
Speaker 1: not a majority, but plenty of people walking around outdoors
Speaker 1: masks on. In New York City, I'd say ten percent
Speaker 1: maybe maybe you know which, which is way better than
Speaker 1: it was, but there's still a lot of people who
Speaker 1: are frankly absurd. Anyway, back to Cuba and what's and
Speaker 1: what's going on in Cuba, people are just sick of it,
Speaker 1: They're tired of it, and they finally take into the streets.
Speaker 1: The government is probably going to get very ugly with
Speaker 1: all of this. The government is probably going to do
Speaker 1: some really nasty things. And in Havana, according to Miami Herald,
Speaker 1: here about three hundred people close to the government gathered
Speaker 1: near the Capitol building, shouting slogans in favor of the
Speaker 1: late president Fidel Castro and Diaz Knell. Some people from
Speaker 1: the assaulted an Associated Press cameraman, disabling a Camerawell, an
Speaker 1: AP photographer was injured by the police. On Twitter, Cuban
Speaker 1: four Minister Bruno Rodriguez suggested the protests were orchestrated by
Speaker 1: the US President Diaz Canal b is in San Antonio
Speaker 1: with del Los Banos, with the revolutionary people that are
Speaker 1: mobilized against the imperialist campaign and its salaried agents. We
Speaker 1: appreciate the international solidarity and Hubans living abroad. This is
Speaker 1: this is absurd, right, this is absurd. This is what
Speaker 1: we see happening in a place where that the fallback
Speaker 1: is always it's America's fault, It's America's problem. We're the
Speaker 1: ones making this stuff happen. We're the ones that are
Speaker 1: that are causing this issue. And the Cuban regime plays
Speaker 1: into that too. They will say things that are just
Speaker 1: frankly nuts, and it does not matter to them that
Speaker 1: it's so manifestly absurd and crazy. It doesn't matter to
Speaker 1: them at all. It's just sort of what it sounds
Speaker 1: like on the streets. I'vner right now. By the way,
Speaker 1: here's Marco Rubio talking about what he sees going on
Speaker 1: well in the street, protesting, and they've been channing. We
Speaker 1: are not afraid, and why are they in the street.
Speaker 1: They're in the street because they seek freedom. What they
Speaker 1: seek to do basically is to live in a normal country.
Speaker 1: What they're tired of is having to be the people
Speaker 1: that can only achieve their dreams by going somewhere else.
Speaker 1: Why can Cubans achieve all kinds of things all over
Speaker 1: the world, including here in the United States, but they
Speaker 1: can't do it inside of Cuba. They're tired of living
Speaker 1: under tyranny, and they're tired of they're living under incompetent leaders.
Speaker 1: That's what the Cuban regime is because socialism and Marxism
Speaker 1: doesn't work. It's a failure. It's a failure everywhere it's
Speaker 1: been tried, and it's having a catastrophic impact on the
Speaker 1: people of Cuba. Nothing to do with the embargo, nothing
Speaker 1: to do with everything anything else. It has to do
Speaker 1: with the fact that these tyrants are also incompetent and
Speaker 1: socialism marks some communists is it doesn't work. It doesn't
Speaker 1: work anywhere. Now we've already had reports that the Cuban
Speaker 1: military and the police are in the street, that they're
Speaker 1: out there to hurt these people and to crack down
Speaker 1: on them. Let me tell you something a couple of things.
Speaker 1: First of all, don't do it. Do not go after
Speaker 1: your own family members, your cousins, your uncles, your aunts,
Speaker 1: the people you grew up with, your brothers, your sisters,
Speaker 1: your own blood. All these people want us to live
Speaker 1: in a normal country where their own dreams and their
Speaker 1: own hopes can become reality. Where they were born, where
Speaker 1: they are from. That's what they want. And the second
Speaker 1: thing that people need to know is we're not living
Speaker 1: in the sixties and seventies anymore. Now we know everyone's
Speaker 1: first name and their last name, there will be nowhere
Speaker 1: to hide. If you're out there hurting these people and
Speaker 1: participating in this crackdown, We're gonna know who you are
Speaker 1: when you try to come into the US three years
Speaker 1: from now on vacation. We're gonna know who you are
Speaker 1: when you decide Cuba's no longer for you and you
Speaker 1: try to come into the US and gain asylum here,
Speaker 1: and you're gonna one day have to face justice in
Speaker 1: a free Cuba. And I hope the US media and
Speaker 1: the global media are paying attention and give this coverage,
Speaker 1: give coverage to the fact that there are people in
Speaker 1: the street in Cuba because they do not want to
Speaker 1: live into Marxism and communism and socialism anymore. They want freedom.
Speaker 1: They want freedom political freedom, but they want economic freedom.
Speaker 1: They want the ability to live their lives as they choose.
Speaker 1: Cover it because it's happening, Do not ignore it. We're
Speaker 1: certainly covering it here. Cuba is the issue that Marco Rubio,
Speaker 1: Senator Rubio, is strongest on. I will say that he's
Speaker 1: always been strong on it because it's near and dear
Speaker 1: to him for obvious reasons, and what he's saying is
Speaker 1: all true there. You know, I just went and visited
Speaker 1: a friend of mine, a dear friend of mine when
Speaker 1: I was in Miami the last time, who was a
Speaker 1: mentor to me for years when I was in the government,
Speaker 1: and I have some great times and great stories with him.
Speaker 1: He was at the Bay of Pigs, he was captured,
Speaker 1: he was ransomed back by the United States government, and
Speaker 1: he tells this great story where he says he realized
Speaker 1: he wanted to go right into the United States military.
Speaker 1: And he was with some of his friends and he
Speaker 1: was at a restaurant and he asked a waitress who
Speaker 1: was walking by. He said he saw a very he said.
Speaker 1: A very lovely, young, young female waitress was walking by,
Speaker 1: and he said, Hey, who do you think, who do
Speaker 1: you think has the most handsome uniform? That's what he said.
Speaker 1: And she said, this is the story he tells me.
Speaker 1: And she said, Oh, I like the Marines, and I
Speaker 1: think they look so handsome in their in their dress uniforms.
Speaker 1: So he promptly joined the Marines. He served in Vietnam.
Speaker 1: The sky has stories like you would not believe, and
Speaker 1: among them being at at at the Bay of Pigs
Speaker 1: and being there on the beach when he just views
Speaker 1: it as a massive betrayal by Kennedy and by the
Speaker 1: American political class. I saw him and I talked him
Speaker 1: a little bit about about Cuban when he thinks is
Speaker 1: going on there most recently. Unfortunately, he's he's starting to
Speaker 1: get a little foggy. He was actually very hard. It
Speaker 1: was hard in that sense to go see him because
Speaker 1: there's somebody that I've known for so long and it's
Speaker 1: such a dear friend. And he's, um, you know, he's
Speaker 1: in his eighties now and uh, and he's he's just
Speaker 1: he's just a little foggy. He's he was good, but
Speaker 1: it's tough. Tough to see somebody that you've viewed as
Speaker 1: a as a mentor and really a hero start to
Speaker 1: you know, just get old to the point where they
Speaker 1: need a little help, they need a little more support. Um.
Speaker 1: But anyway, he was at the Bay of Pigs, and
Speaker 1: I've spoken to him many times over the years just
Speaker 1: about the evils of the communist regime. And I'll tell
Speaker 1: you this, people in this country who aren't Cuban just
Speaker 1: have no idea. They don't they don't understand how bad
Speaker 1: it really got. They don't understand how vicious and evil
Speaker 1: and brutal. Castro and Givara and these people, Um, they don't.
Speaker 1: They don't understand how terrible they were. Honestly, that's the
Speaker 1: part of it that gets left out because in America
Speaker 1: are you know, academics are so often Marxists, and they
Speaker 1: find a way to be sympathetic to it. I'm not
Speaker 1: sitting here saying that we should, you know, land the
Speaker 1: eighty second Airborne, or we should send a marine expeditionary
Speaker 1: force or anything like that into Cuba. This is for
Speaker 1: the Cuban people to sort out. But I do think
Speaker 1: we should at least stand in real solidarity with them
Speaker 1: and in no uncertain terms, let them be no, Let
Speaker 1: let them know that the second they get rid of
Speaker 1: these thuggish kleptocrats running the Cuban government, the American people, man,
Speaker 1: we want to turn Cuba. We want to be best
Speaker 1: friends with the Cuban people. We want to turn Cuba
Speaker 1: into a place that people want to live and work
Speaker 1: and play and be and go and everything else. And
Speaker 1: it wouldn't be hard. It's got it. There's a lot,
Speaker 1: there's a lot going for it. The reason it's been
Speaker 1: immiserrated is because of the people in charge. They get
Speaker 1: rid of those people, be a whole new start for
Speaker 1: that island. And I mean, you see what's happened in
Speaker 1: other countries that have embraced rule of law and free
Speaker 1: market capitalism. You see what's happened and say South Korea
Speaker 1: over the last fifty years, it seems happened in Taiwan.
Speaker 1: You see when places choose rule of law and markets
Speaker 1: and incentives over revolutionary dictatorship or you know, the government
Speaker 1: of quote, you know the workers, it's never actually the
Speaker 1: workers who run these governments. Of course, we've run the experiment,
Speaker 1: We've seen what the results are. I really do hope
Speaker 1: for the people of Cuba, and as I was just
Speaker 1: telling you some of some of whom some of the
Speaker 1: Cubans who fled Cuba become my very among my very
Speaker 1: dearest friends. But I hope the Cubans still in Cuba
Speaker 1: are able to get rid of this oppressive, tyrannical lunacy
Speaker 1: that has been forced upon them. I think the Biden
Speaker 1: administration is going to do the right thing here, say
Speaker 1: the right thing no now, because there are far too
Speaker 1: many Democrats, unfortunately, who are sympathetic to communism and Marxism,
Speaker 1: if not openly Marxists themselves, and they don't like to
Speaker 1: see another another authoritarian, collectivist regime taken off the chessboard.
Speaker 1: They want as many as they can have. But what
Speaker 1: I wanted to get your reaction to is the crowd
Speaker 1: cheering when this gentleman talks about how the government was
Speaker 1: not able to achieve a ninety percent vaccine goal. The
Speaker 1: crowd cheers. As a public health official, what's your reaction
Speaker 1: when you hear that. It's it's horrifying. I mean they're
Speaker 1: cheering about someone saying that it's a good thing for
Speaker 1: people not to try and save their lives. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you just unpack that for a second. Jake. It's
Speaker 1: almost frightening to say, hey, guess what, we don't want
Speaker 1: you to do something to save your life. Yay, everybody
Speaker 1: starts screaming and clapping. I just don't get that. I mean,
Speaker 1: and I don't think that anybody who's thinking clearly can
Speaker 1: get that. What is that all about? I don't understand
Speaker 1: that Jake Fauci is a little fascist. I think you
Speaker 1: understand that the sky is a nightmare. He's the absolute worst.
Speaker 1: And I've been saying it now for over a year. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do I think that it's not great optics when people
Speaker 1: are cheering for the not hitting the vaccination goal. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because Democrats are going to turn around and act like
Speaker 1: that means people don't want to be protected from COVID.
Speaker 1: What they leave out of this is no, they just
Speaker 1: don't want the government to force everyone five year olds,
Speaker 1: eight year olds, thee hundred million people who have already
Speaker 1: had COVID like me. There's one hundred million plus of
Speaker 1: us out there. A lot of them have already gotten
Speaker 1: vaccinated with no apparent good reason for that. And now
Speaker 1: they're talking about top off shots. You know, get another
Speaker 1: shot here, another shot? There. We don't want the government
Speaker 1: ruining everyone's lives by pretending they're saving lives when they're not.
Speaker 1: That's really what this comes down to. But Fauci refuses
Speaker 1: to see what's going on here. He still just believes
Speaker 1: that there are people who are just dumb dumbs. They
Speaker 1: don't believe in science, and there's no reason for this,
Speaker 1: and you know they just watch too much Fox News
Speaker 1: Play eleven. It's an inexplicable pushing back on the part
Speaker 1: of some people about getting vaccinated. I hurt it when
Speaker 1: you were talking just a while ago to the congressman
Speaker 1: about the idea of people saying that government is knocking
Speaker 1: on your door trying to force you to vaccinate. That
Speaker 1: is not the case at all. We're getting trusted messages
Speaker 1: to try and get people to understand and appreciate why
Speaker 1: it's important for their own safety, for that of their families,
Speaker 1: and for the community in general. There's no reason not
Speaker 1: to get vaccinated. Did you make a very good point.
Speaker 1: There are places in the world, many places where the
Speaker 1: vaccination availability is practically mill Those people would do anything
Speaker 1: to get a vaccine. We in the United States have
Speaker 1: enough vaccinations to give to everybody in the country and
Speaker 1: their life saving. I mean, we've got to put aside
Speaker 1: this ideological difference or a difference is thinking that somebody's
Speaker 1: forcing you to do something. The public health officials like
Speaker 1: myself and my colleagues are asking you to do something
Speaker 1: that will ultimately save your life. See that's just not true.
Speaker 1: For ninety nine percent of people of any age, the
Speaker 1: vaccine is not going to save their life because they're
Speaker 1: actually not at risk of dying from the virus in
Speaker 1: the first place. But see, they just they exaggerate, they
Speaker 1: don't deal with the nuances they give no Fauci gives
Speaker 1: no difference. I could care less about your freedom. You
Speaker 1: can take your freedom, your individual choice. You're running of
Speaker 1: your own life, and you can stuff it as far
Speaker 1: as he's concerned. And this is not to stop. I
Speaker 1: told you they're not going to stop. The coffee shop
Speaker 1: on my corner still requires masks, even though New York
Speaker 1: City says masks for the vaccinated are not necessary indoors.
Speaker 1: And I'm not bringing that up like, oh woe is
Speaker 1: me my coffee shop. I'm just saying it's still out there.
Speaker 1: I get on a plane, I have to wear a mask.
Speaker 1: I get out there I get told, you know, you've
Speaker 1: got to be vaccinated, and they're fighting back against us.
Speaker 1: They want a regime where people can go door to
Speaker 1: door and check on you. They want you to have
Speaker 1: a little bar code that they can scan to see
Speaker 1: if you've actually gotten vaccinated. And if you question it,
Speaker 1: you have to deal with the wrath of sake Bomb
Speaker 1: and others who are saying that you're questioning of any
Speaker 1: of this is killing people. Play five. Well, let me
Speaker 1: first say that the failure to provide accurate public health information,
Speaker 1: including the efficacy of vaccines and the accessibility of them,
Speaker 1: to people across the country, including South Carolina, is literally people.
Speaker 1: So maybe they should consider that. But I would say
Speaker 1: that what this is and what is it is not
Speaker 1: This is not federal employees going door to door. This
Speaker 1: is grassroots volunteers. This is members of the clergy. These
Speaker 1: are volunteers who believe that people across the country, especially
Speaker 1: in low vaccinated areas, should have accurate information, should have
Speaker 1: information about where they can get vaccinated, where they can
Speaker 1: save their own lives and their neighbors lives and their
Speaker 1: family members lives. That's exactly what this is. It's something
Speaker 1: that's been going on since April, and it's something where
Speaker 1: we've seen an impact in states where there are lower
Speaker 1: vaccination rates. So it is something we will continue to
Speaker 1: work with local groups to do. And it's a disservice
Speaker 1: to the country and to the people who may lose
Speaker 1: their lives, who may lose family members, to provide inaccurate
Speaker 1: disinformation at a moment where we're still fighting a pandemic.
Speaker 1: I mean, is it's never going to be enough, you guys,
Speaker 1: get that right, It's never going to be enough in
Speaker 1: terms of vaccination. One thinks these vaccines last forever. They're
Speaker 1: talking about the variants so and they're never gonna get
Speaker 1: to one hundred percent of vaccination. And they don't believe.
Speaker 1: They don't believe herd immunity can be achieved by a
Speaker 1: combination of vaccination and natural infection, which of course they're
Speaker 1: wrong about, but they don't care. Do what they say,
Speaker 1: do what they say. That's all this really comes down to,
Speaker 1: do what you are told. There are people who have
Speaker 1: a COVID anxiety disorder mixed with a virtue signaling obsession
Speaker 1: around COVID, and you must cater to their whims or
Speaker 1: else I say no, I mean This is a podcast,
Speaker 1: so I can say whatever I want now in terms
Speaker 1: of curses, but I'd say go, you know, go blank yourself, libs.
Speaker 1: We've heard it all. People have had plenty of opportunity.
Speaker 1: People at high risks should get vaccinated. The rest of
Speaker 1: us should be left to hell alone. That's it enough.
Speaker 1: They won't do it. They won't do what they like
Speaker 1: the sense of urgency for their power, and that's what
Speaker 1: it really comes down to. Thanks for being here with me, folks.
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