Speaker 1: There is chaos on the campuses of some of America's
Speaker 1: most elite universities. The university has lost control of the
Speaker 1: campus to such a degree that no students can go
Speaker 1: to school. Whether it's UCLA, whether it's NYU, whether it's
Speaker 1: Harvard University. There are colleges all over America that cannot
Speaker 1: function because of the chaos unleashed on the campus. Let's
Speaker 1: think about this as the Ivy League Intofada. Look at
Speaker 1: these images from all over the country. Who do they help?
Speaker 1: Who do they aid? Politically, the American people will not
Speaker 1: tolerate this order. And Joe Biden wants to pay off
Speaker 1: the student loans of these kids. This is a political
Speaker 1: disaster and it needs to be faced squarely indirectly. It
Speaker 1: is May second, twenty twenty four, and there are one
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty seven days until the American presidential election.
Speaker 1: If it were tomorrow, Donald Trump would be elected president.
Speaker 1: Biden is behind in the swing states that will decide
Speaker 1: the election. This is the warning. Television is a powerful tool.
Speaker 1: Any device with a screen that can show video has
Speaker 1: the potential to warp your sensibility of what it is
Speaker 1: that you are seeing. New York City is a metropolis
Speaker 1: with eight million people. Is the entire city in chaos?
Speaker 1: Or is it just Columbia University? Is it just NYU.
Speaker 1: It's tough to tell, because if it's on your screen,
Speaker 1: then it appears to be ubiquitous everywhere. The world as
Speaker 1: it is being presented to you, is presented to you
Speaker 1: through the lens of a camera. The world is what
Speaker 1: the camera showed. It doesn't exist an inch outside the frame.
Speaker 1: Not for the television viewer. They see what they see.
Speaker 1: And so what is it that we are seeing on
Speaker 1: America's college campuses, mostly in the United States? We're seeing
Speaker 1: students go to class. That's certainly the case at the
Speaker 1: overwhelming majority of American universities and colleges, but not everywhere.
Speaker 1: There is chaos on the campuses of some of America's
Speaker 1: most elite universities, including the Ivy League's Columbia University in
Speaker 1: New York, which costs a student roughly one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a year to attend, and these students, once again,
Speaker 1: in the shadow of COVID, are homeschooling. The university has
Speaker 1: lost control of the campus to such a degree that
Speaker 1: no students can go to school, whether it's UCLA, whether
Speaker 1: it's NYU, whether it's Harvard University. There are colleges all
Speaker 1: over America that cannot function because of the chaos unleashed
Speaker 1: on the campus. Let's think about this as the Ivy
Speaker 1: League into Fada. What is it that we are seeing
Speaker 1: besides a great deal of moral repugnancy by ignorant young people,
Speaker 1: boys and girls, children who are steeped in privilege, don't
Speaker 1: know anything about anything, who have been marinated in a
Speaker 1: soup of ignorance, have been coddled by their parents, have
Speaker 1: never worked a day in their life. What is it
Speaker 1: that you get when you put all of those things together?
Speaker 1: You get Dehskafia Karen spokesperson for a Generation. Let's watch.
Speaker 2: First of all, we're saying that they're obligated to provide
Speaker 2: food to students who pay for a meal plan here.
Speaker 3: But you mentioned that they requested food and water be
Speaker 3: brought in unless I missen.
Speaker 2: To allow it to be brought in. I mean, well,
Speaker 2: I guess it's ultimately a question of what kind of
Speaker 2: community and obligation Columbia feels it has to its students.
Speaker 2: Do you want students to die of dehydration and starvation?
Speaker 2: Or get severely ill, even if they disagree with you.
Speaker 2: If the answer is no, then you should allow basic
Speaker 2: I mean it's crazy to say because we're on an
Speaker 2: IVY leagu campus, but this is like basic humanitarian aid
Speaker 2: we're asking for, like could people please to have a
Speaker 2: glass of water?
Speaker 3: But they did put themselves in that very deliberately, in
Speaker 3: that situation and in that position, so it seems like
Speaker 3: you're sort of saying, we want to be revolutionaries, we
Speaker 3: want to take up this building. Now, would you please
Speaker 3: bring us food?
Speaker 2: Nobody's asking them to bring anything everything. We're asking them
Speaker 2: to not violently stop us from bringing in basic humanitarian aid.
Speaker 1: Or let's watch these young ladies who have no idea
Speaker 1: why they've come to NYU from Colombia to protest, no
Speaker 1: clue whatsoever, And.
Speaker 4: What would you say is the main goal with tonight's protesting.
Speaker 5: I think the goal is just showing our support for
Speaker 5: Palestine and demanding that NYU stops.
Speaker 2: I honestly don't know all of what NYU's doing.
Speaker 1: Is there something that NYU's doing, I really don't know.
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure there.
Speaker 2: Do you know what ny is.
Speaker 4: Doing about it?
Speaker 2: About Israel?
Speaker 3: Why are we protesting here.
Speaker 2: I guess that was more educated.
Speaker 4: I'm not either.
Speaker 5: I feel like I can't say Columbia.
Speaker 2: I was there on that Columbia and we came down
Speaker 2: this side our support, so I came down. I've heard
Speaker 2: there's lots of pops.
Speaker 3: Some people were saying it was getting there.
Speaker 1: Well, we're witnessing, to some degree, is a fad by
Speaker 1: a mob. We are watching the social media generation pointing
Speaker 1: their phones, pointing their cameras at themselves. It's saying to
Speaker 1: the whole world, look at me. And these are some
Speaker 1: of America's best students, the brightest I have college aged children,
Speaker 1: and I have a serious question for all of the
Speaker 1: kids out there worrying and fretting about what school they
Speaker 1: will get into, about their grades, about their test scores.
Speaker 1: She got into Columbia. This is the caliber of intellect
Speaker 1: that the Ivy League attracts. Just looking at these Ivy
Speaker 1: League schools, whether it's Harvard's Ted Cruz or Elis Stephanic
Speaker 1: or these children, it seems that there's a problem in
Speaker 1: the Ivy League, that there's a moral degeneracy, a lack
Speaker 1: of character and ethics, that what these schools produce are
Speaker 1: Sam Bankman, Freedz and Josh Holly's and Ted Cruzs and
Speaker 1: Kafia Karen. And with regard to Kafia Karen, I have
Speaker 1: news for her and her half a million dollar Columbia education.
Speaker 1: I would never hire you, not in a billion years,
Speaker 1: because you don't know anything about anything, and you are
Speaker 1: not interested, spoiled, entitled, petulant and silly. Yet these protests
Speaker 1: matter because what these ignorant young people are embracing is
Speaker 1: a moral repugnancy. They are embracing not peace but Hamas.
Speaker 1: They are calling for and chanting for or the extermination
Speaker 1: of all the Jews in Israel. They're calling for death,
Speaker 1: not a cease fire. All of these protests have intimations
Speaker 1: of violence embedded in them, the intimidation of Jewish students,
Speaker 1: the calls for more genocide against Jews. Now, this is
Speaker 1: a tragic hour in the world. There are two major
Speaker 1: wars underway in Israel is losing this Gods of war
Speaker 1: and it's losing this Gods of war because Israel is
Speaker 1: led by the most incompetent and am moral prime minister
Speaker 1: in its history. But that does not relegate Israel, the nation,
Speaker 1: the people to the immoral status is immoraly being imposed
Speaker 1: on them by these protesters who are there in the
Speaker 1: embrace of an act of terror that murdered more Jews
Speaker 1: on any single day since the Holocaust. A thousand Hamas
Speaker 1: fighters crossed the border and they killed, They burned people alive,
Speaker 1: They raped, they murdered, they killed babies, they killed children,
Speaker 1: they killed old people. They killed Jews wherever they could
Speaker 1: find them, and they kidnapped hundreds of people, including Americans.
Speaker 1: What should we say to young people marching with signs
Speaker 1: that say queers for Palestine? Do they not understand that
Speaker 1: if they took that sign to the Godza strip that
Speaker 1: they would be killed? Says something. When an Iranian university
Speaker 1: is offering scholarships to all of the American students, and
Speaker 1: hopefully there's a great many who have been expelled from
Speaker 1: these schools, let them go to Iran and let them
Speaker 1: see how another society operates and functions. They should enjoy
Speaker 1: it there very much. I suspect they should see what
Speaker 1: happens in Iran when students occupy a government building or
Speaker 1: a university building, then maybe they can develop a bit
Speaker 1: of appreciation for the free, impluralistic society that they were
Speaker 1: born into making them the luckiest people alive. But they
Speaker 1: hate it, they despise it. In this self loathing attribute,
Speaker 1: identifying mark of the radical left is nothing new, and
Speaker 1: understand this. The radical left is the super fuel by
Speaker 1: which the fascist right will come to political power in
Speaker 1: the United States. Look at these images from all over
Speaker 1: the country. Who do they help? Who do they aid? Politically,
Speaker 1: the American people will not tolerate this order. And Joe
Speaker 1: Biden wants to pay off the student loans of these kids.
Speaker 1: This is a political disaster and he needs to be
Speaker 1: faced squarely indirectly, because when the American people see this,
Speaker 1: they're disgusted by it, as they should be. This is
Speaker 1: not popular sentiment, This is not popular opinion. This is
Speaker 1: not anything other than attention seeking children. There's another thing
Speaker 1: that needs to be said looking at the Ivy League
Speaker 1: children and their cafeas they're Americans. They don't live in
Speaker 1: the Middle East, they don't live in Gaza, they don't
Speaker 1: have to go through an Israeli security checkpoint. They don't
Speaker 1: live in Israel where you have to worry about being
Speaker 1: blown up in a bakery by an active terror or
Speaker 1: killed by a missile launched from a terror group supplied
Speaker 1: by the Iranians. None of these little girls at these
Speaker 1: protests on college campuses have to worry about being whipped
Speaker 1: lashed for not covering their hair properly. None of them
Speaker 1: have to worry about being beaten by police. None of
Speaker 1: them have to worry about being stoned to death by
Speaker 1: a male relative. None of them have to worry about
Speaker 1: any of the barbarism inflicted on women in these despotic countries.
Speaker 1: That they venerate, that they celebrate, that they stand as
Speaker 1: useful idiots for across the world on global television. Less
Speaker 1: than eighty years have passed since the death camps were liberated,
Speaker 1: not even the span of a human lifetime. Six million
Speaker 1: Jews shipped, transported, their possessions, stripped, taken, stolen, their gold
Speaker 1: teeth mind eighty years and now on American college campuses
Speaker 1: we see laissez fair calls for genocide from the river
Speaker 1: to the sea. What it means is the extermination of
Speaker 1: all the Jews between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.
Speaker 1: It is twenty twenty four. Across America's most expensive colleges,
Speaker 1: most elite colleges, Jewish students are intimidated. They can't go
Speaker 1: to class their threatens. It is intolerable and it cannot
Speaker 1: be tolerated because this is America, not the Middle East.
Speaker 1: We have a different faith here, and our faith is
Speaker 1: an American one. It says that all are created equal.
Speaker 1: It says that are all endoubt by their creator, with
Speaker 1: inalienable rights, and that those rights are life, liberty, and
Speaker 1: the pursuit of happiness. We recognize a long last, the
Speaker 1: inherent dignity and value of all human life, regardless of
Speaker 1: skin color, regardless of ethnicity, faith, religious, creed.
Speaker 2: Or do it.
Speaker 1: A virus has awakened. He is raging and it's been
Speaker 1: building for a long time. America's college campuses have become
Speaker 1: unmoored from the concept of education from the development of character.
Speaker 1: Let's watch John Kennedy talk about this concept as he
Speaker 1: delivers one of the last major addresses of his presidency
Speaker 1: at Amherst College. Let's listen to John Kennedy talk about
Speaker 1: what purpose does a college have a university if it
Speaker 1: is not to serve a great national purpose.
Speaker 4: I look forward to an America which will reward achievement
Speaker 4: in the arts as we reward achievement in business or
Speaker 4: state craft. I look forward to an America which will
Speaker 4: steadily raise the standards of artistic accomplishment, and which will
Speaker 4: steadily enlarge cultural opportunities for all of our citizens. And
Speaker 4: I look forward to an America which commands rechip throughout
Speaker 4: the world, not only for its strength, but for its
Speaker 4: civilization as well. And I look forward to a world
Speaker 4: which will be safe not only for democracy and diversity,
Speaker 4: but also for personal distinction.
Speaker 1: These universities are America's Chernobyl. They have become factories of
Speaker 1: dogma producing ideologists. For a long time, people have talked
Speaker 1: with worry about what's going on on college campuses, about
Speaker 1: the intolerance, about the illiberalism, and now it has all
Speaker 1: burst forward, thank god. Politically, it is the end of
Speaker 1: the school year and soon these colleges will shut down
Speaker 1: for the summer largely, and these students will be going home.
Speaker 1: But if this rages across the fall in September and October,
Speaker 1: it will be an electoral disaster for Joe Biden. These
Speaker 1: protests are growing and escalating, and they are a harbinger
Speaker 1: of what awaits the Democratic National Convention in the city
Speaker 1: of Chicago. President Biden was wise to address the country
Speaker 1: about this matter on Thursday and he will need to
Speaker 1: be diligent in making sure that the American people understand
Speaker 1: that he holds zero sympathy with these spoiled, entitled young
Speaker 1: people advocating for this amorality, this taunting, hunting, targeting of
Speaker 1: Jews in America in the third decade of the twenty
Speaker 1: first century, here's the president.
Speaker 6: So let me be clear. Peaceful protest in America. Violent
Speaker 6: protest is not protected. Peaceful protest is. It's against the law,
Speaker 6: and violence occurs. Destroying property is not a peaceful protest,
Speaker 6: it's against the law. Vandalism, trespassion, breaking windows, shutting down campuses,
Speaker 6: forcing the cancelation of classes and graduations. None of this
Speaker 6: is a peaceful protest. Threatening people, intimidating people, instill infering
Speaker 6: people is not peaceful protest. It's against the law. The
Speaker 6: scent is essential to democracy, but the scent must never
Speaker 6: lead to disorder or to denying the rights of others.
Speaker 6: So students can finish the semester and their college education.
Speaker 1: This is a moment where there is enormous wishful thinking, hopium,
Speaker 1: delusional optimism against the events that are transpiring in America.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is sitting in the trial he looks weak,
Speaker 1: but as a list of fire points out on the view,
Speaker 1: he can't do himself to damage that he typically does
Speaker 1: every day while being quiet.
Speaker 5: My initial thought was him being on trial and in
Speaker 5: a courtroom and not on the campaign trail was going
Speaker 5: to hurt him. I'm starting to think that it doesn't
Speaker 5: in the same way because he's not out there saying
Speaker 5: crazy things. He's not saying immigrants are poisoning our blood.
Speaker 5: He's actually has to kind of sit there silently with
Speaker 5: his hands folded. So what the media or what people
Speaker 5: are seeing when they turn on the media, not that
Speaker 5: crazy time piece we read yesterday about all the horrifying
Speaker 5: things he's going to do in a second term. They
Speaker 5: see violence, and they see protests on college campuses. They
Speaker 5: see young people calling Joe Biden genocide Joe, and it
Speaker 5: scares people. Whether it's you're from a law and order perspective,
Speaker 5: whether you're on the fence about Biden. I think there's
Speaker 5: a real reality right now that Joe Biden could pick
Speaker 5: up swing voters. He could pick up moderate Republicans and suburbs.
Speaker 1: But what was the reason.
Speaker 5: That's not why listen, he could pick up all the
Speaker 5: demographics who generally need, but lose young progress and lose
Speaker 5: the election to Donald Trump. That's where we are.
Speaker 1: What nobody knows how all of this will play out
Speaker 1: over the next one hundred and eighty seven days. But
Speaker 1: what remains true today, as it has for most every
Speaker 1: day but a few over the last year, is that
Speaker 1: if the election were tomorrow, the next president of the
Speaker 1: United States would be Donald Trump, and that will open
Speaker 1: a door, a portal to global catastrophe that will one
Speaker 1: day end with the funerals and the rifle valleys and
Speaker 1: the taps being played as tens of thousands of American
Speaker 1: caskets are lowered beneath an American flag into the ground
Speaker 1: mark my words. Donald Trump has promised he will deploy
Speaker 1: the military. He has made clear that it is within
Speaker 1: government province to murder a political opponent. He has made
Speaker 1: clear that he believes it is an appropriate use of
Speaker 1: government authority to monitor a woman's pregnancy. Donald Trump has
Speaker 1: promised revenge, and he means it. We have one hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty seven days in America to save the country,
Speaker 1: to rally to stop something terrible, which requires getting behind
Speaker 1: something very mediocre, which is the bide in candidacy. It
Speaker 1: does not inspire, It cannot articulate better. It just is stability, normalcy, competency,
Speaker 1: and it's the best we have. It is catastrophe and
Speaker 1: death that will surely follow, or it is America and
Speaker 1: President Biden all over America. A malevolent movement is bearing
Speaker 1: its teeth. It keeps asserting what it will do, and
Speaker 1: over and over again. The people to whom it promises
Speaker 1: to do those things respond to the threat by saying,
Speaker 1: what what did you say? Do you think they meant it?
Speaker 1: What is it that you think they mean when they
Speaker 1: talk about locking up political opponents, or creating vast attention
Speaker 1: camps or deploying the military to fill them. What do
Speaker 1: you think that means? Do you think they're just saying it,
Speaker 1: or do you think they mean it? I believe they
Speaker 1: mean it, which is why last night on Script's News
Speaker 1: I said this, almost the entirety of the Republican Party
Speaker 1: in Congress denies the result of an election. That is
Speaker 1: the cornerstone not just of our politics, but our civilization,
Speaker 1: our way of life. There's no replacement for that, and
Speaker 1: so the assault on that is a very very serious thing.
Speaker 1: And he is promising to pardon hundreds of people, including
Speaker 1: those who have been convicted of seditious conspiracy of trying
Speaker 1: to overthrow the government. So there has never been an
Speaker 1: interview like the one given to Time Magazine by a nominee. Ever,
Speaker 1: and two, there has never been a plan in writing
Speaker 1: as exists right now with this project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: to fundamentally fire everybody in government service, destroy the civil service,
Speaker 1: and impose a loyalty requirement for government service, not an
Speaker 1: oath to the Constitution, but an oath to Trump. It's
Speaker 1: time to wake up, America. It's well pass time to
Speaker 1: wake up. There is a threat at hand. There is
Speaker 1: a domestic enemy at the door. Can you see it?
Speaker 1: Your children's future depends on it. So if you can't,
Speaker 1: perhaps it's time to consider opening your eyes, clearing your ears,
Speaker 1: and waking up. The world is dangerous. America is threatened
Speaker 1: not by an outside force, but by an internal cancer
Speaker 1: that rejects our creed, that rejects our faith, that rejects
Speaker 1: our liberty. In the name of their power. It is
Speaker 1: the most Unamerican movement since the Confederate States. It is
Speaker 1: the manifestation of Jim Crow for our time. These are
Speaker 1: the ghosts of the ku Klux Klan of the eighteen
Speaker 1: seventies and the nineteen twenties. The fire has begun to
Speaker 1: burn again. We did not pay attention, we were not careful,
Speaker 1: and now we will pay the price. How higher price
Speaker 1: is still in the hands of the American people. But
Speaker 1: we must together stop this madness now before it goes
Speaker 1: any further. And it has gone quite far enough. The
Speaker 1: United States of America is made up of all of
Speaker 1: the peoples of the world. In this country, every language
Speaker 1: known to man is spoken somewhere every day. We are
Speaker 1: a mosaic of faith, seek and behind and Mormon and Catholic,
Speaker 1: and Presbyterian and Methodist, Muslim and Baptist in June, a
Speaker 1: Native American, and nothing at all. We believe in the
Speaker 1: separation of church and state. Our government will never tell
Speaker 1: an American when to bend their knee and submit to
Speaker 1: God with humility. Ever, there will be no king that
Speaker 1: says this is your faith. There will be no emperor
Speaker 1: that demands obedience. It's our gift, our inheritance, and our
Speaker 1: responsibility to steward it as trustees for the next generation.
Speaker 1: There has never been a calm moment in American life,
Speaker 1: not for a minute, not for an hour, not for
Speaker 1: a day, a week, a month, or a season. The
Speaker 1: American people have always possessed and had it their fingertips,
Speaker 1: the collective national self destruct button. We decide the American people,
Speaker 1: if we keep this going, this idea, a freedom of liberty.
Speaker 1: There's eight billion people in the world. In all of history,
Speaker 1: there's only been seven hundred million Americans, and more than
Speaker 1: half of us who have ever lived or alive right now.
Speaker 1: And the terrifying thing is when you look at Tafia Karen,
Speaker 1: that's the future, our best and brightest. How can you
Speaker 1: conceivably not be pessimistic? But here's the thing, She's not
Speaker 1: Our best and brightest. Our best and brightest are out
Speaker 1: on our warships, out in the army, in the Marine Corps,
Speaker 1: working at our state universities. There's such resiliency in the country,
Speaker 1: such brilliance. But something has gone off the rails at
Speaker 1: the top in American life. And the proof of it
Speaker 1: is where those people send their children to and what
Speaker 1: those children become when they get there. Spoiled, rhyme, petulant, silly, entired,
Speaker 1: unpatriotic children like this little girl who wants her catered
Speaker 1: meal plan quite the revolutionary. She because Bob Marley Mund said,
Speaker 1: now we're gonna find out who the real revolutionary be.
Speaker 1: One hundred and eighty seven days to go. This is
Speaker 1: the warning. I'm Steve Schmidt. This is the warning, and
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