BIDEN AMNESTY PLAN??? 500,000 Illegal DACA Recipients To Be Legalized | America First Ep. 1343BIDEN AMNESTY PLAN??? 500,000 Illegal DACA Recipients To Be Legalized | America First Ep. 1343
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00:17:54.000And this is a story that's been in the making for a long time.
00:17:59.000The DACA saga has been going on now for over 10 years.
00:18:04.000Something I've actually covered on the show for seven years at this point.
00:18:11.000And if you don't know, DACA is the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals program.
00:18:20.000It's meant to shield illegal aliens who were brought here as children from being deported.
00:18:28.000And although many people think of DACA recipients as children, they are not children.
00:18:34.000They were realistically never children.
00:18:38.000At least, they weren't children when the program was created.
00:18:43.000They are illegals that were brought here as children, but basically since the program was created, average age at that time, 12 years ago, was 17, 18.
00:19:16.000Five months before the election, it seems that Biden is trying to satisfy both sides on the immigration issue, trying to appear tough on the border, but also now giving amnesty.
00:20:25.000We'll also be talking tonight about a brand new report.
00:20:30.000This is new, although it confirms earlier reports from last year that the State of Israel had prior knowledge of the October 7th attack by Hamas.
00:20:41.000And like I said, this is, this particular story, this is a new report, but it's actually not new in the sense that there have been reports
00:20:55.000Ever since October that Israel had prior knowledge.
00:20:59.000There was a report that came out very soon after October 7th.
00:21:03.000I believe it came out in October 2023, just weeks after the attack, and it had said that Israel knew years in advance that Hamas was planning something like what they carried out
00:21:18.000This report says that as recently as three weeks before they had with detail and specificity prior knowledge of what was going to happen, when it was going to happen, and they had evidence that Hamas was training for what eventually happened.
00:21:37.000And if this is true, then this shows that Israel killed their own people deliberately, intentionally.
00:22:14.000I'm just realizing I don't have my phone so if there's any problem with the show I'm not gonna be able to see it.
00:22:22.000So I'm gonna have to pull up the group chat.
00:22:24.000If there's any problem with the show you gotta hit me up in the group chat because normally I have my phone right here in case there's an issue then people can text me but I'm in the dark.
00:22:45.000There's gonna be some upgrades to the studio very soon, so we won't have to do this kind of thing any longer.
00:22:51.000But before we get into the news, I want to remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble and Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live.
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00:23:09.000I'm your guy and you you don't like everybody every day so you have to like every video because you like what I'm about in general so smash the like button no matter what if you're watching live for the replay and with that we'll dive into the show one other thing I am taking a short vacation the rest of the week I'm not going to be here tomorrow Thursday or Friday I'll be back on Monday
00:23:38.000I have to rest and recuperate a little bit from AFPAC.
00:23:43.000I literally drove back yesterday, did a show, gave you the whole recap.
00:23:48.000It was like a million degrees in here.
00:23:50.000I got the new AC in so it's not that hot anymore.
00:23:53.000We're in the middle of like a heat wave and it... I hate it!
00:24:22.000I'm gonna do a news show tonight and just give you a little content and then I gotta take a break cause I'm just... I'm exhausted to be honest with you.
00:24:31.000I've been going non-stop for a long time.
00:24:52.000We'll be covering the Republican, or I'm sorry, not the Republican, the presidential debate, general election debate on Thursday.
00:25:00.000And then there's going to be some major, major changes to the studio probably about a week after that, so then we're locked in from then until the election.
00:25:09.000So I'm taking a short break, and then we're locking in, and it's going to be really intense until the election, and then hopefully we'll be doing another event in December.
00:25:19.000Just to give you a little preview of what's coming for the latter half of the year.
00:25:24.000So it's going to be our last show of the week.
00:26:12.000You know, I feel like there's this tendency, because we're amateur, I mean, I think that what we do is very high level and very professional, but we're not in the institutions.
00:26:25.000And so there's this tendency, because all of us are just honest people from various walks of life, we're not institutional like these people that are in politics for a hundred generations,
00:27:34.000There's a lot of like silly little drama and infighting within the circles of people that criticize Israel.
00:27:40.000We really need to step outside of that and bring the attacks and bring the confrontation and the drama to Turning Point, to Trump, to Daily Wire.
00:27:53.000We have to sustain a full spectrum, full frontal attack
00:28:00.000That means ignore everything else, ignore all other drama, ignore all other attacks coming from bad faith losers or Jews that don't have a following.
00:28:13.000We need to sustain and maintain a full spectrum
00:28:18.000Attack and by attack, of course, I don't mean violence I do have to clarify that because I think I sat on like a Twitter space a few years ago I said we're in like a war and they said oh you mean like a literal war.
00:28:31.000No, I mean figuratively We need to maintain a full attack on the conservative movement by forcing them to reckon with the fact that we are not down with
00:28:45.000Zionist capture of the conservative movement.
00:28:48.000We are not down with legal immigration.
00:28:51.000We're not down with supporting Israel.
00:28:56.000And so, in order for us to really have the most impact and to be the most productive, we have to bring the fight to the Trump campaign on Twitter and True Social.
00:29:06.000We need to bring the fight to Daily Wire on YouTube and Twitter.
00:29:09.000Bring the fight to Turning Point, mainly on Twitter.
00:29:13.000And you could see that that's what I've been doing.
00:29:15.000I go and I ring Jack Posobiec every day putting him on blast and various others you know guys like Matt Walsh or whomever and that is where we need to direct all the energy.
00:29:28.000Just a little note because I don't want to address anything specific.
00:29:32.000I think maybe you guys know a few of the things I'm talking about but I just see a lot of like
00:29:38.000People getting distracted with silly stuff between pretty much like-minded people and also getting too caught up in defending ourselves from people that don't matter.
00:29:50.000And one of the things I've learned as I've done this is you can create whatever you want in the intellectual space.
00:30:42.000And the first time I did that was in 2019, the year of the Groyper War.
00:30:47.000I was in my second major feud with Richard Spencer and the Alt-Right, which still had like a remnant at that point in like the winter of 2018.
00:30:58.000And in January 2019, I said, you know what?
00:31:29.000So I was just thinking about that today because I'm in this group chat with some of these people and they're all divas Not all of them.
00:31:36.000Some of them are good, but some of them are divas and there's just been a lot of drama lately You know people what do you think about this one?
00:31:49.000I'm big enough, this movement is big enough, we can ignore the small crap and we must have a singular focus on changing the conversation and everything else is in the way of that and must be pushed aside.
00:33:06.000If you're putting out content and you're baiting other people, and you're inviting other people into your message and your conversation, you control the frame, you control the narrative.
00:33:24.000So, I'm going to be really focusing on that in general in the next six months, because I think now we have enough people, I have a big enough following, enough other people have a big enough following, we can really control the conversation in the future.
00:33:39.000But it all comes down to absolute focus.
00:34:51.000It says that Israel knew roughly three weeks before the attack that Hamas was going to carry out an attack exactly like the one that they did.
00:35:02.000That Hamas was going to target Israeli surveillance infrastructure, they were going to bulldoze and explode certain sections of the wall, and they were going to use the openings to pierce the perimeter
00:35:17.000And kidnap at least 200 hostages and bring them back into Gaza as they did on October 7th.
00:35:25.000They knew all of this three weeks out from October 7th.
00:35:30.000They knew the manner of the attack, they knew the timing of the attack, they even knew that Hamas was training to carry it out and yet they ignored those warnings.
00:35:40.000And this is a story, this is from the Times of Israel.
00:35:44.000That says, quote, A document compiled within the IDF's Gaza Division less than three weeks before October 7th warned that Hamas was training for a large-scale invasion of Israel during which hostages would be taken en masse, according to a public broadcaster on Monday.
00:36:03.000The document, titled Detailed Raid Training from End to End, was circulated on September 19th
00:36:11.000And was reportedly brought to the attention of at least some senior intelligence officials, but was apparently ignored.
00:36:19.000Reportedly based on information from Military Intelligence's Unit 8200, the document estimated the number of hostages Hamas was aiming to seize at 200 to 250.
00:36:31.000During the actual massacre, 251 hostages were taken.
00:36:36.000So, they even knew the exact number, I mean literally the exact number, of hostages that would be taken.
00:36:44.000The document described a series of exercises that the Palestinian terror group's elite forces were carrying out, including drilling for raids on Israeli towns and military posts, and training on how to hold soldiers and civilians hostage inside Gaza,
00:37:01.000And in what circumstances they could be killed.
00:37:04.000The document was said to add that Hamas commandos also practiced infiltrating mock IDF outposts, simulating bases on the Gaza border.
00:37:14.000The exercise was carried out by four companies from the terror group with each assigned a different outpost.
00:37:20.000The document also detailed the areas within the bases that the commandos planned to target, including control rooms, synagogues, living quarters,
00:37:29.000The report follows numerous others in which the military was said to have received and compiled intelligence material and other information pointing to the imminent invasion and massacre.
00:37:40.000Israel had multiple sources of information on Hamas's drills and other preparations for an assault in the weeks and even hours ahead of October 7th, reportedly including a 2020 to attack plan from the terror group.
00:37:53.000A military assessment in 2022 determined it was too soon to say that the plan had been approved by Hamas.
00:38:02.000And when an analyst with the country's signals intelligence unit noted the organization had carried out a training exercise in line with that plan, her warnings were dismissed.
00:38:15.000So this is, like I said, this is the latest report
00:38:43.000And this only gives credibility to the
00:38:48.000I think common sense assumption that Israel knew it was coming.
00:38:55.000And it's common sense because this is one of the most secure borders in the entire world.
00:39:01.000If you were to rank the most secure borders in the world, it would be like the DMZ between North and South Korea would be number one probably, and then number two would be Gaza and Israel.
00:40:13.000There are military outposts with 30-foot walls.
00:40:17.000I mean, this is like a serious border.
00:40:19.000So the idea that the Israeli military, which is one of the most advanced militaries in the world, Israeli intelligence, which is one out of maybe two of the most sophisticated intelligence agencies in the world,
00:40:35.000That they could not predict or that they could not anticipate an attack across the most secure border in the world, which is very small, from an extremely primitive group that doesn't even have a regular army and doesn't have any kind of sophisticated tools, it's very, very hard to believe.
00:40:55.000When you add in all of that context, the idea that it was a sneak attack, it's like impossible to believe.
00:41:06.000And of course, right away last year they came out with this narrative that it was an intelligence failure.
00:41:27.000I think this is very consistent with what we have seen in the past.
00:41:31.000I think this is consistent with what we saw with 9-11.
00:41:34.000I think it's consistent with various provocations that have brought countries into wars over the past, well really since the beginning of time, but especially over the past 100, 150 years.
00:41:49.000Which is that probably the regime, controlled by Netanyahu's Likud party, wanted this attack.
00:42:05.000A crisis, an emergency, is a gift to politicians.
00:42:10.000Because during an emergency, during a crisis, the normal rules are suspended.
00:42:16.000And leaders who are normally scrutinized, or might be unpopular, suddenly become very popular.
00:42:23.000And suddenly the whole country rallies around that person.
00:42:28.000We all know that during extraordinary times, extraordinary powers are conferred on the government to address the crisis.
00:42:37.000And it's not only that the Israeli border is the most secure, and it's not just that the Israeli military and intelligence are among the most sophisticated, and it's not just that the Palestinians are extremely weak, and it's not just that we have now confirmed reports that they knew.
00:42:55.000You also must consider the context of the attack politically.
00:43:00.000Which is that for the past four years, Israel has struggled to form a government.
00:43:07.000They've held a few rounds of elections.
00:43:10.000They've had several failed attempts of their various parties trying to form a coalition government.
00:43:18.000Netanyahu was thrown out of power a few years ago.
00:43:21.000He came back with a very slim majority.
00:43:24.000And let's remember that Bibi Netanyahu is under investigation by the prosecutors in the State of Israel for corruption.
00:43:33.000And everybody knows that if Netanyahu leaves office, he's going to be prosecuted.
00:43:42.000And then Yahu, politically, is losing his grip on power, or was for the past few years.
00:43:49.000That's why last spring, just over a year ago, he attempted to force through the Israeli Knesset, through their legislature, a far-reaching judicial reform.
00:44:03.000The judicial reform package would give the Israeli Knesset full control over the Supreme Court and would restrict what the Israeli Supreme Court could adjudicate.
00:44:13.000It would, in effect, give Netanyahu the power to squash the investigation into his conduct.
00:44:21.000Because it would give the Knesset, which is, as the Prime Minister, controlled by his coalition, power over the judiciary.
00:44:30.000Recognizing this, his defense minister, Yov Galant, resigned.
00:44:49.000The Israeli military said they were not confident they could repel an attack because the military was defecting from the civilian government.
00:44:58.000This was the political crisis facing Israel and specifically Netanyahu last spring over a year ago.
00:45:06.000Netanyahu backed off the judicial reform to avoid the general strike and then he came back last summer in July and passed parts of it piecemeal, said he would pass the rest of it later.
00:45:21.000And then months after that, months after the first parts of the judicial reform eventually were passed,
00:45:27.000October 7th happens and suddenly Netanyahu, who was an unpopular leader and probably headed towards defeat electorally and then prosecution, suddenly he became the leader of a unity government where even the opposition joined in to prosecute this war in Gaza.
00:45:47.000And now all of Israeli society is shifted to the right.
00:45:52.000There's a New York Times article about it from earlier this year.
00:45:59.000And now the only government that might replace Netanyahu's is one that's maybe more right-wing than his.
00:46:20.000So now people are behind the government.
00:46:22.000And now the opposition, well, not as of this week, but up until this week, the opposition was in the government.
00:46:29.000And the whole society supported the government's war in Gaza.
00:46:33.000But this is also about what Likud has been after from the beginning.
00:46:39.000Because the Likud party, which Netanyahu runs, has been mostly in power for the past 50 years.
00:46:47.000The Likud Party descends from the paramilitary organizations that fought the British and the Arabs and the Americans prior to the founding of the State of Israel.
00:46:59.000They were in groups such as the Stern Gang, the Irgun, the Haganah,
00:47:05.000Eventually, they formed the IDF, and the leaders of those groups became the Likud Party in the 70s, 80s, 90s, and now there's a new generation.
00:47:17.000But this Likud Party that has been in power for the past 50 years descends from the progenitors of the IDF, the paramilitary groups that were there before the State of Israel was officially declared and recognized in 1948.
00:47:32.000And the Israeli right, this Likud party, this faction, they are what you would call Jewish maximalists.
00:47:42.000Their leaders have always believed that the Jewish state of Israel should comprise the entire territory which was called the Mandate of Palestine under the British.
00:47:56.000They always believed that everything west of the Jordan River should be controlled by the Jews, should be a Jewish state.
00:48:03.000And by that, I mean modern-day Israel, but also the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
00:48:11.000Some even believe that Israel should control the current state of Jordan, that they should control the land east of the Jordan River as well, which would comprise Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
00:48:52.000Last year, forced the country almost into a general strike over his power grab with the judicial reform which was intended to prevent his prosecution.
00:49:08.000An unprecedented, shocking, horrifying attack by the Palestinians which would solve his political problems, solve his judicial problems, his electoral problems, and give him a pretext to seize the land that his party and his other ideologues have coveted for the past 100 years.
00:49:32.000And now we know, probably, that this is what they've been doing from the beginning.
00:49:39.000Once you understand all of this, they've always wanted the land, Netanyahu is facing prosecution and losing popularity, it's the most secure border, the most sophisticated intelligence, the Palestinians are weak, and it also follows when you look at the conduct of Israel in the war.
00:49:57.000They've destroyed half the buildings in Gaza, including the hospitals, the schools, the farmland, most of the residences.
00:50:04.000They've displaced almost all the people, starved a lot of them.
00:50:07.000They've pushed them into a heavily concentrated area in the south.
00:50:12.000They've said that no one will administer the Gaza Strip other than Israel after the war.
00:50:18.000They're saying Egypt won't, Saudi Arabia won't, Jordan won't, the United States won't, an international consortium won't.
00:50:24.000They say Israel will have full security control over Gaza.
00:50:29.000And we're supposed to believe that after all this... And by the way, they also say that Hamas cannot be eradicated because they'll always reform as a permanent insurgency.
00:50:40.000We're supposed to believe that Israel will maintain security control over Gaza.
00:50:45.000There'll be an indefinite terminal struggle against a Gaza insurgency.
00:50:53.000But they're also going to spend all their own money rebuilding all those schools, farms, hospitals, other civilian infrastructure that they spent the past eight months deliberately bombing and razing to the ground?
00:51:16.000And by the way, this is only part one.
00:51:19.000And who knows where it's going to go from here, but I'm going to tell you what they want.
00:51:24.000This is how they would like it to play out in the coming months and years.
00:51:29.000Just as the provocations at the Al-Aqsa Mosque precipitated the Al-Aqsa Flood operation on October 7th,
00:51:40.000And those provocations invited an attack by the Palestinians.
00:51:44.000What Israel is doing in Gaza is inviting an attack from Hezbollah.
00:51:51.000So Netanyahu recognizes that once this war in Gaza is over, he's out.
00:51:58.000Once the war in Gaza is over, the people will demand accountability for the intelligence failure.
00:52:04.000Netanyahu's gonna lose whatever election, whenever it happens, and then he's gonna go to jail.
00:52:12.000Just as would probably have been the case if there were no October 7th last year.
00:52:18.000But just like October 7th was a gift in his lap that he invited, he's looking to extend the war with another crisis, with another provocation.
00:52:30.000And he knows that once this campaign in Rafah is finished,
00:52:36.000The Israeli military is going to turn their attention to Lebanon.
00:52:40.000And just as after October 7th it became unacceptable for the Palestinians to operate the Hamas militant group so close to the Israeli border, they're going to say the same thing about Hezbollah on Israel's northern border.
00:52:55.000They're going to say, and they've been saying, that they cannot return all of the Israelis that live in those border towns within 100 kilometers of the northern border until Hezbollah retreats north of the Latani River, which they will not do, which the United States and France will not be able to get them to agree to.
00:53:13.000So, Israel will continue its provocations against Hezbollah by bombing Lebanon and bombing Beirut and upping the ante, and eventually they're going to get a war in southern Lebanon.
00:53:26.000And the goal of that is to permanently push Hezbollah north of the river.
00:53:34.000And they'll say that they have to establish a buffer zone where Hezbollah cannot exist in order for Israelis to feel safe returning to the northern border within Israel's borders.
00:53:45.000Then they'd like to do it in the West Bank.
00:53:47.000Then they'd like to do it against Iran's nuclear program.
00:54:23.000October 7th said to the Israeli people, and this is what they wanted it to say, you cannot live beside these people.
00:54:31.000If you live beside these people, they will jump over the border and kill you.
00:54:35.000So the only way Israel can be safe is if these people are far away from the border, meaning they can't be in Gaza, they can't be in the West Bank, they can't be in South Lebanon.
00:54:44.000If Hamas could carry out the raid they did on October 7th, then Hezbollah could carry out a similar raid on Israel's northern border.
00:55:36.000And the Democrats have had some impotent protests of this.
00:55:41.000Bernie Sanders is going to sit out the address by Netanyahu.
00:55:45.000And Chris Van Zollern or Van Hollern, whatever his name is, he forced the NSC to adopt a memorandum where we have to certify they're following international law before they get the aid.
00:55:57.000So there have been some symbolic things going on.
00:55:59.000There's like a reluctance to support Israel.
00:56:05.000Donald Trump is going to get over $100 million from Miriam Adelson in this cycle.
00:56:12.000Donald Trump is getting money from Bill Ackman in this cycle.
00:56:16.000Donald Trump is getting support from the New York Post and from Fox News.
00:56:20.000And from all these pro-Israel Zionist institutions, do you think that when Donald Trump wins the election in November, do you think that Israel will become more aggressive or less aggressive?
00:56:36.000When Miriam Adelson has her guy in the White House, and let's say Rick Grenell is the Secretary of State, and let's say Nikki Haley is the head of the National Security Council,
00:56:48.000And let's say Mike Pompeo is the Secretary of Defense, or whatever, but we're going to get this neocon cabinet.
00:56:55.000Do you think that Israel is going to get more aggressive or less aggressive?
00:57:00.000If this is what they want, if this is their clearly stated objective, if they were willing and able to allow the October 7th attack to commence in pursuit of these goals, do you think that Trump winning the election will make it more or less likely that they will get more aggressive in Lebanon, in Iran?
00:57:25.000Haaretz has a report that says, according to some sources, Miriam Adelson wants the West Bank for Israel in exchange for the $100 million to Trump.
00:57:34.000That's what she wants out of the Trump administration.
00:57:40.000Just like in the first term she got the embassy in Jerusalem, and sovereignty over Jerusalem, and sovereignty over the Golan Heights, and the IRGC called the terrorist group, and the JCPOA being torn up, she's going to get the West Bank in the second term.
00:58:00.000And a lot of people say, well so what?
00:58:03.000Some people, that's the rebuttal to steel man the conservatives.
00:58:56.000But here's the problem with that logic.
00:58:58.000If you're nodding your head in agreement, here's the problem.
00:59:01.000If Israel becomes more aggressive and they move against Lebanon on the West Bank in Iran, do you think that forces America to commit more or less to the conflict in the Middle East?
00:59:17.000If Israel decides they're going to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities, do you think that commits us more or not?
00:59:25.000You think they're going to do it alone?
00:59:26.000Or do you think they're going to do it with us providing the support?
01:00:01.000With Egypt so they don't tear up the Cam David Accords.
01:00:04.000We're negotiating with Lebanon on their behalf so that Israel doesn't go to war in Lebanon.
01:00:09.000We're negotiating with Iran to make sure that it doesn't escalate.
01:00:12.000We're negotiating with Saudi Arabia because they just finished their war with the Houthis years ago and they don't want their eastern province to get bombed and disrupt oil prices.
01:00:22.000So do you think that if Israel expands the war from their campaign against 20,000 Hamas guys with bottle rockets to Hezbollah with 100,000 fighters and 150,000 precision munitions and Iran with a latent nuclear arsenal, do you think that commits us more or less to the Middle East and their wars?
01:00:42.000When you say, well I don't, what does it matter?
01:00:48.000You may not care about the West Bank, but they care about the West Bank.
01:00:52.000And unlike you, they control the military and they control our foreign policy.
01:00:58.000And whether you care or not about the West Bank, we will be involved deeply.
01:01:04.000You may not care, but you will be drafted.
01:01:07.000You may not care, but your tax dollars will be sent there.
01:01:10.000You may not care, but you will be killed in a suicide bombing when we're supporting another one of these brutal Israeli wars because that's always the justification for Islamic fundamentalism.
01:02:24.000That's what the National Security Apparatus says.
01:02:26.000That's what the Atlantic Council says.
01:02:29.000We are sending munitions to Ukraine because it's cheaper for
01:02:34.000Russia's military to be combated in a proxy war where we're sending equipment than it would be for us to fight Russia and send American lives.
01:03:14.000That if they see Russia as the adversary, they want Ukraine in NATO.
01:03:21.000They overthrew the government in Kiev to get a pro-Western government.
01:03:25.000And they wanted that so that they could control the Black Sea, so that they can put missiles, NATO, the United States, can put intermediate range missiles and bases inside Ukraine, so that Russia would be geopolitically cornered.
01:03:41.000And that would advance the position of the United States.
01:03:44.000From a certain perspective, that makes sense.
01:04:30.000I don't agree with it, but it also makes sense that if Russia is allowed to invade Ukraine with impunity, maybe they would invade Estonia with impunity also.
01:04:40.000Again, I don't agree with it, but there's a certain logic there.
01:04:44.000That deterring aggression from revisionist powers is something that nominally benefits the United States.
01:04:52.000Again, you have to listen very closely to what I'm saying because I'm not saying I believe those things.
01:06:00.000The American economy is growing faster than the German or British economy because what we did to Nord Stream in pursuit of our war in Russia is benefiting us at the expense of Europe.
01:06:12.000And it's forcing them to become our vassals again.
01:07:35.000Ukraine is really part of a great power conflict.
01:07:40.000And whether you agree with it or disagree with it is a matter of opinion.
01:07:44.000But the United States in its chess match with Russia and China, that is a legitimate exercise of American power.
01:07:53.000Again, one can have different opinions on this.
01:07:58.000I am of the opinion this is not the right move.
01:08:02.000But a chess match with Russia and China is ostensibly in our interest.
01:08:06.000Taiwan, the battle over Latin America, the New Monroe Doctrine, the battle in West Africa between Russia and France, what's happening in Eastern Europe, ostensibly this is about America's power projection in the world, and specifically Ukraine.
01:09:21.000Moreover, the reason that we support Ukraine and Taiwan is not because there is a super rich, super influential political lobby funded by billionaires pouring money like for example a hundred million dollars in the cycle from AIPAC to continue supplying money to Ukraine and Taiwan.
01:09:41.000We don't have billionaire hedge fund managers.
01:10:53.000And the reason I'm critical of Trump is because he is going to be an instrument of another generation of America Last, neocon, military adventures in the Middle East.
01:11:33.000Because Venezuela has a communist government that has been sanctioned by the United States where we attempted to force regime change by crippling their economy.
01:11:41.000Now the inflation and starvation is so bad, they're pouring across the border.
01:11:46.000Maybe we should focus on, if we're going to do a regime change, maybe we complete it in Venezuela.
01:11:55.000If we're going to control a border, maybe it's a southern border instead of the border with Gaza.
01:12:00.000If we're going to support an insurgency, maybe we support a counterinsurgency.
01:12:05.000If we're going to support a counterinsurgency, maybe we do it in Mexico instead of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
01:12:15.000This is what the United States would be doing if it was a serious country.
01:12:19.000This is what the United States would be doing if it were independent and sovereign and if the right wing wasn't controlled by Zionist Jews.
01:12:27.000Instead, we get people talking about Iran and Hamas and the protesters.
01:12:33.000You want to say we don't care about the West Bank?
01:13:27.000The strategic critical minerals are coming from that provide for smartphones, for semiconductors, for computer chips, for artificial intelligence, for this green energy transition that will reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, which is necessary because oil production has not been increasing without shale.
01:13:58.000That's why America first has to be set against this regime which is running us and running the world.
01:14:06.000We, this whole presidential election, is shaking out the way it is because Israel needs a supportive government to support them in their expansionist plans.
01:15:20.000Trump is now accepted because he's accepted by the Jews that care about Israel and the United States.
01:15:26.000And now that they see him as a vessel to help Israel, just as Israeli society shifted to the right, that has been mirrored in the United States as the Jews that control America have shifted to the right.
01:15:38.000And now they're willing to put up with Trump.
01:16:00.000I want to get into our featured story.
01:16:03.000I'm gonna take a sip of water because I got a little... My throat's a little scratchy.
01:16:08.000I've been losing my voice ever since this weekend.
01:16:19.000So let me just clear my throat here and then we're gonna get on into our featured story.
01:16:24.000Our featured story, we're gonna shift gears a little bit and talk about illegal immigration.
01:16:29.000Our featured story is about a new executive order being planned by the Biden administration to give a pathway to citizenship for the DACA recipients.
01:16:39.000And if you don't know what that is, DACA is, they're better known as the DREAMers.
01:16:45.000That is the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals.
01:16:50.000So those illegal immigrants that arrived as children, against their will, will have deferred action, meaning they will not be deported.
01:17:50.000There's 500,000 of them and now under this new executive order the Biden administration will streamline the process for them to obtain a work visa
01:18:00.000And then they will eventually get a pathway to citizenship and be fully amnestied.
01:18:06.000It will be as if they never entered illegally.
01:18:08.000They'll be permanent residents and their children will be citizens.
01:18:13.000And this is a story from the New York Times.
01:18:16.000It says, quote, President Biden on Tuesday announced an initiative that could be life-changing for hundreds of thousands of undocumented young adults known as Dreamers.
01:18:26.000Whose ability to live and work in the United States has long been tied to a temporary immigration program that has been on life support.
01:18:33.000The new directive will enable many beneficiaries of an Obama-era program known as DACA to swiftly receive employer-sponsored work visas for the first time.
01:18:43.000Eventually, the young immigrants could apply through their employers for green cards or permanent lawful residency.
01:18:50.000Until now, immigrants enrolled in the DACA program could temporarily live and work in the United States, but their status was always precarious and they had no pathway to apply for permanent legal residence or citizenship.
01:19:03.000The White House has now directed federal agencies to streamline the process for undocumented college graduates to obtain official work visas, a process that was largely unattainable for most of them until now because they were living unlawfully in the country.
01:19:18.000Since 2012, the program has shielded from deportation and provided work permits to more than 800,000 illegal aliens.
01:19:27.000Every two years, beneficiaries must pay to renew their participation.
01:19:31.000Many recipients were teenagers when the program was introduced.
01:19:35.000The oldest among them were in their early 30s and they are in their early 40s today.
01:19:41.000For years, DACA beneficiaries have been on a rollercoaster ride as the program has been canceled, reinstated, and rolled back by court rulings and administrative actions.
01:19:51.000The Trump administration tried to end it, and several states led by Texas have sued to overturn it.
01:19:57.000Now, they're all going to be legalized.
01:20:02.000And so as the article says, they could apply for a work visa, but this is what would happen.
01:20:07.000The DACA recipients would apply for a work visa,
01:20:11.000But then they would have to leave the country and come back lawfully.
01:20:17.000And that is the only way that they could obtain their work visa.
01:20:21.000And a lot of employers would not grant them the work visa and many of them wouldn't apply for it because they had no confidence that they would be readmitted into the United States.
01:20:30.000So what the Biden administration is doing is making it so that they can get the work visa.
01:20:36.000They came here illegally, but now they're going to get a legal work visa, so they'll be allowed to remain in the country legally while they're working.
01:20:43.000And then through their employer, they can apply for a green card and get permanent legal residency, meaning they will never be deported, meaning they have legal status.
01:20:54.000And this applies to now a half million people that are currently in the program.
01:20:59.000So this is an amnesty executive order.
01:21:02.000It means 500,000 lawful residents that were illegals.
01:21:35.000They're going to get amnestied piece by delicious piece until every last one of them is a lawful resident and all their kids are going to be citizens.
01:22:20.000Let's say the Trump administration gets a deportation task force and they start rounding up regular illegals, not even criminals, just regular ones.
01:22:29.000The media outcry is going to be spectacular.
01:22:34.000It's gonna be wall-to-wall coverage every day that it goes on.
01:22:40.000And Trump's approval rating's gonna go down.
01:23:28.000Only under extraordinary circumstances with the exact right people empowered will anything like that happen, and I think it's a very low likelihood.
01:23:39.000So they're all gonna get amnestied, but here's the problem.
01:24:41.000DACA amnesty, DACA legalization, in exchange for the RAISE Act, which was a 50% reduction in legal immigration, $18 billion for a border wall, $5 billion for additional border enforcement.
01:24:58.000And the government was shut down in January 2018 in order to achieve it.
01:25:03.000But from the moment that Trump suggested a DACA amnesty in September 2017, more illegals started showing up.
01:25:10.000Illegal immigration went down when Trump was elected because they thought he was serious.
01:25:15.000Then when they heard amnesty, they realized he wasn't, and more of them started to arrive.
01:25:19.000And that's when you had the caravans from the Northern Triangle in the spring 2018 and you had more in the fall of 2018.
01:25:26.000And in the run-up to the 2018 midterms, Trump deployed the National Guard on the border and made a big show of it.
01:25:34.000And he said he was going to revoke birthright citizenship.
01:25:37.000And then after the election, he pulled the National Guard back, we never heard about birthright citizenship again, and although he shut down the government in the lame duck session, he put Jared Kushner in charge of negotiating an end to it, and we never even got the money for the border wall.
01:25:52.000And then, it was 2019, fully, two years after his inauguration, and we had made no progress on immigration, and then with the Democrat House.
01:26:02.000That's how it played out in the first term.
01:26:06.000And it's going to play out like that probably again, but this is what's happening now.
01:26:10.000They're going to do a legalization for the DACA recipients and more illegals are going to come.
01:26:17.000And that's just what's going to happen.
01:26:22.000And, you know, on some level, you have to realize that the immigration issue is
01:26:35.000A direct consequence of our political problem.
01:26:41.000Immigration will never be solved until we have sovereignty.
01:26:47.000And we can't have sovereignty as long as there is an Israel lobby.
01:26:52.000Because the Republican Party tried to shut down the border using their control of the House this past year.
01:27:00.000But they surrendered when Israel needed the logjam to be cleared so they could get their 26 billion dollars.
01:27:07.000And you know that happened because the Republican Party is in the pocket of Israel.
01:27:12.000Similarly, the war drums will be beaten for America to support Israel's expanding war in the Middle East, just as there has been for the past 10 months.
01:27:27.000The New York Post, Fox News, The Daily Wire, they've all been enthusiastically supporting what Israel does, doing Hasbara for them.
01:36:05.000Because a lot of conservatives, not Jake, Jake's not even really a conservative, I think he's just like a pro-American guy, but so many like dumb conservatives, they're so desperate to like pander to black people, they really just need to see you next to one for them to say, oh phew, he's not a racist, now I can hear what he has to say.
01:36:36.000And Jake Shields, you know, like I said, he's not really like a conservative, but he thought I was like a white supremacist, and then a black guy was like, hey man, check out Nick Fuentes, and he's like, wait a second.
01:37:15.000And I'm praying for you, and I'm praying for your family.
01:37:18.000I saw your tweet, and I don't want to put you on blast with everything because I don't know how private you want it to be, but... I missed your dad!
01:37:25.000Your dad's awesome, and I wish I got a chance to talk with you a little bit more.
01:37:29.000You came up to me like, do you remember me?
01:38:14.000I was shilling and trying to add value on Twitter last year and having success doing so, but had to stop due to complications with my school, and I am eager to get involved again in some way.
01:38:41.000It is incumbent upon you to be more accepting of ethnic Jews into the Group or movement if your goal is Jewish integration and to influence the next generation.
01:39:24.000I know it's trite at this point, but it goes without saying taking out a quarter of a million dollars in student loans and getting a liberal arts degree is not, that is a scam.
01:39:34.000Like that is, I wouldn't even say it's a scam.
01:40:08.000You're in 30, and I don't know if these numbers are perfect, but let's say you're in like $30,000 tuition for a four-year degree and you graduate
01:40:16.000A good school with a four-year degree in something like, I don't know, an actually useful degree like engineering.
01:40:25.000Or let's say pre-law or something like that.
01:40:28.000Then let's say you go to graduate school, you go to law school.
01:41:59.000But many, many, many people make it work for them.
01:42:03.000I know a lot of people that did what I'm saying.
01:42:05.000They went to community college for two years, they went to a very good public university for two years, they graduated with a great degree, and now they have great jobs.
01:43:13.000So yeah I would never tell somebody if they had a shot at getting into Yale or Harvard or MIT not to go or UCLA or you know Johns Hopkins or whatever like yeah go and and even if it's not that I mean yeah get a degree.
01:43:29.000So and it's just how it is like if you look at certain jobs the pay scale is just different if you have a degree.
01:43:38.000So now it's some people can make it without a degree.
01:52:17.000You really tell, like, he's just in it for all the right reasons.
01:52:22.000You know, we got a chance to talk and he was telling me, you know, I love these guys, they're intelligent, they're civil, they love the country.
01:52:30.000He goes, and I just support what you're doing.
01:52:33.000And I was like, it is so refreshing to have one of these guys from the older generation
01:52:43.000I am so grateful and so appreciative because a lot of these old-timers, this is why I hate boomers, a lot of these old-timers have this weird like jealousy thing with the zoomers.
01:52:59.000They have like this weird animosity for us and they're always critiquing, they're always trying to hold us back,
01:53:08.000And I don't want to name names, but I could.
01:53:12.000And so, when you get guys like Jared Taylor and guys like Kumia that show up and they love the young people, they want to be with the young people, they want to support the young people, and they recognize that there needs to be a passing of the torch.
01:53:27.000There needs to be a new generation to carry it on.
01:53:32.000And in return, we give the due deference and the due respect, and we welcome them in and we love them and so on.
01:53:40.000And it is so refreshing to have positive, knowledgeable, wise, legendary people like that.
01:53:48.000Not to glaze, but truly, I mean, Kumi is like a legend.
01:53:52.000And it's so refreshing to have people like that with us than, you know, other old people.
01:54:00.000I don't want to turn and make a negative, but other old people that are like, you know, always shaking their fist and we can never do anything right and that kind of thing, you know.
01:54:12.000I'm so it's humbling that he shows up for us like that because I know he's a legend in New York and in radio and in comedy and he's one of the he's one of the greatest of all time.
01:54:24.000So it's really humbling to have him around and he's just as funny in person.
01:54:28.000He really is like the crazy uncle but he's great.
01:57:11.000It's crazy for me to think that because I'm so old now, but...
01:57:17.000It's honestly a good thing because you need to get them young and the reason for that is because you know you really do become a man when you're when you're that age and I'm not saying that in like a weird creepy way but what I mean by that is this like in this day and age young men are so coddled
01:57:39.000And I don't know about you guys, but I was a man when I was 13.
01:57:42.000I wasn't a grown man, but I was a young man.
01:58:00.000But we have this infantilization where men will reach the age of 22 before they deign to have a serious thought about the world, the responsibilities.
01:58:14.000So we actually do need to reach young men and we do need to get young men to have a consciousness about patriotism and about religion and about morals from a very young age.
01:59:33.000And to have a generation of young men being turned into pussies by these feminist moms, feminist school teachers, the only men they look up to are degenerates.
01:59:43.000I mean, the most masculine role models they can find, some of whom I like, but all they'll talk about is, like, money and sex.
01:59:49.000Where are the role models telling them not to do drugs?
01:59:52.000Where are the role models telling them to find a deep relationship with God?
02:01:25.000When you're a kid, you just get, like, bossed around and, like, picked on and stuff by, like, your parents and teachers and you don't know anything.
02:01:33.000When you're an adult, you're, like, the master of the universe.
02:01:47.000You know, not adult stuff like sex stuff, but you know what I mean?
02:01:51.000Like I have a car, I have a house, and I can jump on a plane and fly where I want to go and get a car and drive where I want to go, get a hotel.
02:02:01.000You know, if I have a taste for something, I could go out and get it.
02:02:39.000When you're 13 you want to have a mind toward setting yourself up to have a life like mine.
02:02:45.000A lot of people when I was a kid thought I took myself too seriously.
02:02:48.000Now they have all these like loser jobs.
02:02:51.000They said, why you take yourself too seriously because you don't want people to like... When I was a kid I was like, yeah I'm not gonna drink because I care about my future and I don't want to be in a bunch of silly snapchats because I care about my future.
02:03:08.000And, uh, yeah, like, if you want to be a serious person, you kind of have to take yourself seriously.
02:09:08.000After seeing the increased attacks for our celibacy mainly from the Christian right wing I think the reason for this is much more demonic than it seems.
02:09:20.000Ethiopian grower percent three dollars, two-thirds King Solomon was the wisest person who ever lived yet even he lost his kingdom because he was addicted to pussy.
02:09:29.000So Satan knows that any JQ movement will be useless if the men are controlled by sex.