00:01:08.000You said a few comments that were a little bit waffled.
00:01:11.000You said things like the First Amendment was not written for Muslims, by the way.
00:01:16.000It wasn't written for a barbaric ideology that wanted to come over and kill us.
00:01:19.000And then you had some choice words for the heads of CNN saying that you wanted them to be arrested, deported, and hanged because the coverage that they gave is more globalist, is the term that you used.
00:01:33.000So, do you have any things you'd like to say about it to sort of answer the question?
00:01:52.000I think it was actually an expression that needed to be made and that the West needs to make, which is that our free and open society is not for people that are intolerant.
00:02:01.000It wasn't designed for people from the third world to come over here and redefine the fabric of our country.
00:02:07.000So many conservatives, so many liberals, they look at the founding fathers and they say that is.
00:02:14.000That is the ideal United States of America.
00:02:17.000But if we look at the demographics of the country when it was founded in 1776 or when the Constitution was ratified in 1789, you're looking at a country that was predominantly European and Christian.
00:02:29.000And you look at how the Constitution was written and by whom.
00:02:33.000And it was not intended for mass immigration from the Third World, from Central America, from the Middle East, for radical Islamists.
00:02:40.000And so I stand by that statement that the First Amendment.
00:02:43.000Was not intended for Muslims to come over here and dominate the country or dominate Europe like they are now.
00:02:49.000With regards to the globalists, what I was referring to very simply, as we saw in Manchester yesterday, the globalists are responsible for policies that are killing our people, our families, our children, pillaging our wealth, our jobs, our factories, and this amounts to treasonous activities.
00:03:07.000The people that run these corporations, that run the media, that run our government today, this globalist establishment, They are actively working against the interests of the American people, of Europeans, of the West.
00:03:34.000Obviously, we know that the drafters of the Constitution, the founding fathers, were not Muslims, they were not Islamists, they were Protestant, Christian.
00:04:50.000Well, of course, legally, you don't have an official language.
00:04:53.000Legally, you can't establish a religion.
00:04:56.000If you look at how the founders intended our free society to operate and the circumstances under which our federal government were created, you cannot, in fact, divorce them from the fact that America must remain characteristically European and Christian.
00:05:11.000It just doesn't work if you have an open society when you have barbarians.
00:05:15.000And the problem is not terrorists, by the way.
00:05:17.000When we saw what happened in Manchester yesterday, that is the most extreme manifestation of the problem.
00:05:23.000Surely not all Muslims are terrorists, but the vast majority, the vast majority, From Morocco to Indonesia, have radical beliefs.
00:05:35.000This is the mainstream, regular average Muslim who believes in Sharia law, who believes that women should be subservient.
00:05:42.000You look at some of the statistics in France or in the UK or in Germany, and you look at the percentages of Muslims in these supposedly Western countries who, in fact, hold very regressive Middle Eastern Islamist views, and you quickly realize that Islam, the religion, the political religion, is incompatible.
00:06:09.000I'm talking about the Fellowship of the Traveler, the Quran.
00:06:13.000We're talking about textbook, the religion which is incompatible.
00:06:16.000And we have to get smart and we have to throw away all this stuff about legal, de jure, we can't do it legally, and focus on the nation which is real and has to be preserved.
00:06:26.000All right, so you view Islamism in terms of Muslims in the United States as more of a culture war.
00:06:33.000That it's the West and the Middle East, shall we say, the Sharia view of how the world should work.
00:06:57.000But it's very real on the ground that you go to certain neighborhoods, certain ghettos in places like Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium.
00:07:06.000The most progressive Western European countries in world history, and you can't go into certain neighborhoods if you're not a Muslim.
00:07:13.000Certain areas, the police, the firefighters don't go anymore because they'll get chased out by mobs of people.
00:08:04.000Yeah, well, the globalists, the way that most people view the media, they call it the fake media or the liberal media or the mainstream media.
00:08:12.000But in truth, all of this sort of posits that it's an accident.
00:08:16.000It's just sort of happenstance that the journalists tend to be liberal, that the media tends to be liberal.
00:08:24.000You look at who runs the media, the people at the top who own the media, who are the media, and they're pushing an agenda.
00:08:31.000It's not just an accident, like you get Jake Tapper and Don Lemon, and they happen to be a little bit more liberal.
00:08:36.000You look at the coverage, you look at who owns it, you look at where the money goes, and these are people that are pushing an agenda that will destroy America.
00:08:44.000It's sort of a two part problem that you have these Muslims that are pouring across the border in Europe, and they want to pour across the border in the United States.
00:08:52.000They corrupt the culture, there's terrorism intrinsically with this culture.
00:09:00.000Most people will blame radical Islam and say, there's a problem with Islam.
00:09:04.000My problem is this you look at the Middle East, you look at Saudi Arabia, you look at Qatar, you look at Iran, and you see that these people hate our country, and they want to kill us, and they hate our way of life.
00:09:15.000You bring them over here, and they kill us, and they hate us, and they hate our way of life.
00:09:19.000The real problem, the root cause of the problem, is not the people that are going to hate us wherever they are.
00:09:24.000Surely they're the most direct manifestation of the problem.
00:09:27.000The larger problem is who brings them here?
00:09:30.000Who lets them come over here in hordes by the millions marching across our borders and we lay down our arms and let it happen?
00:10:33.000Well, I think alt right, probably the more accurate term would be alt light.
00:10:37.000The alt right is more concerned with race and other things.
00:10:41.000Alt light is more about culture, which I guess.
00:10:44.000But I would say that the nationalist, I even like the term alt right.
00:10:47.000I think it's been co opted by the media a little bit.
00:10:49.000I would say it's an alternative way of looking at the right wing.
00:10:52.000And how you get there, from where I was a libertarian to a nationalist, is it starts with demographics.
00:10:59.000I think, and I was thinking about this yesterday, the small l libertarian, the free market, Reaganite conservative, the true conservative, they look at economics and liberty as the most important parts of governing.
00:11:13.000They see economics as intrinsically the way that you empower individual liberty.
00:11:25.000But I think that you can't ignore the fact that when you have a democratic system, when our federal system has been corrupted to be almost a pure democracy, you can't ignore the role that demographics plays.
00:11:36.000And I think that's what I woke up to a little bit.
00:11:38.000That when you see Central and South American immigration increase, when you see Asian American, Muslim immigration increase, and you look at what these people believe, and they believe in bigger government.
00:11:53.000And you look at the effect that this has in places like Chicago and places like New York City, and you quickly realize that you can't have a country that has liberty.
00:12:02.000You can't have a country that is free and open and European in character if you change the demographics of the country, which is what is happening, and it's happening by design.
00:12:13.000Before the 1965 Heart Cellar Immigration Act, a Christian European country.
00:12:18.000And what's happened in the past 40 years?
00:12:20.000We've seen the demographics totally change, the culture totally change.
00:12:24.000And a light went off in my head, and I said, How can you have a free European Christian country if it's made up of people from the third world who've never known liberty, who've never known Christ, who've never known what it means to be an American?
00:12:38.000And so I still believe in assimilation to an extent, but we have to slow it down and we have to stop immigration so that we can assimilate the tens of millions that are here already and are unassimilated.
00:12:49.000And you've been talking about culture a lot.
00:12:51.000You've also been talking about demographics, and it seems that you've used the two.
00:12:55.000A little bit interchangeably, where you'll say the demographics are changing, and as a result, the culture is changing.
00:13:04.000Now, I know that you said that there's a differentiation between the alt right and the alt light, and that the alt right has a lot more to do with race.
00:13:14.000I don't think that any one group is predetermined to think certain beliefs.
00:13:20.000I think that it has to do with the circumstances of where they are in terms of third world countries.
00:13:28.000Where you see a lot of dictatorships and you see a lot of oppression, specifically in the Middle East, if we want to talk about that, of women and other groups, the LGBT crowd comes to mind.
00:13:42.000And then in America, where the same demographic numbers have a completely different value set, where even though the Democratic Party is changing, even though the Democratic Party defends the Saudi Arabians and they make these coalitions with the LGBT groups, That the Saudi royal family is still engaged in persecuting gays or women.
00:14:05.000So, what I'm trying to get at here is there still seems to be a bit of an interchangeability between demographics and culture in the alt-right, even.
00:14:14.000Well, you have to recognize that people carry baggage.
00:14:17.000I think the alt-right, whatever you want to define it by, whether it's race or culture, whatever, I think the alt-right recognizes, which is so different than Reagan conservatism, and it's so important, whereas the Reagan conservative orders society based on the individual.
00:14:33.000They say everybody's an individual, they're all the same men, women, blacks, whites, whatever.
00:14:40.000The alt right, the nationalist, the Trump conservative says that there are primordial organizations of people tribes, nations, groups, civilizations, whatever you want to break it down by.
00:14:51.000But you have these tribes, you have these different groups, which are objective, primordially real.
00:14:59.000And overnight is one, two, three, or four generations.
00:15:02.000And so, while I don't dispute that you can have people come over here and adopt our values, I dispute that you can have millions and millions and millions come over here in such a short amount of time and we expect them to change so quickly.
00:15:15.000I'm Mexican, and that quarter Mexican, you could say, is assimilated at this point.
00:15:22.000And it took five generations and a predominantly European culture.
00:15:27.000And you look at the world around you, how can you expect people to integrate and assimilate when the media is internationalist and globalist?
00:15:35.000The education system from kindergarten to college is internationalist and globalist.
00:15:39.000Hollywood and all the major entertainment is internationalist and globalist.
00:15:44.000Your city's cosmopolitan, internationalist and globalist.
00:15:47.000And how can you expect that these third worlders come over here and they're going to integrate into America when there's no America to integrate into?
00:15:55.000And so that's why there is sort of an intrinsic link between the people and the culture.
00:16:00.000They carry a baggage that can change over time.
00:16:26.000Right, and you mentioned a bit about college, and that's one of the next things we want to get into.
00:16:32.000The college campus has become a very politically divisive field, and just over the past month, month and a half, there was the big Cal Berkeley situation with Ann Coulter, who is another Trump conservative.
00:16:49.000Where Ann Coulter was supposed to speak at the University of California at Berkeley was later denied by the administration, and that broke the hearts of a lot of free speech people.
00:17:01.000Dave Rubin was one who was pretty vocal about this because Cal Berkeley, for the longest time, had been one of the bastions of free speech.
00:17:09.000It had been one of the places, well, even going back to the Vietnam War, how many protests were on those campuses?
00:17:16.000Especially at Berkeley, they have a staircase dedicated to free speech with someone.
00:18:52.000And it's very difficult because, as a person, as a young person in particular, When you want to get out and explore the world and meet new people, it's very difficult, I will tell you.
00:19:02.000I wear my Make America Great Again hat around campus, and you have to wear it around campus really to understand the derision, the loathing.
00:19:12.000It's almost in the atmosphere, it's almost in the air.
00:19:14.000The hatred that they have, the sheer hatred that they have for you if you hold these views.
00:20:16.000She doesn't like the new health care bill.
00:20:20.000A few Trump conservatives are becoming a little bit skeptical of the president and that he's going to be able to achieve everything that he said he was going to.
00:20:29.000Are you one of those people who's a little bit skeptical or are you still firmly on the train, so to speak?
00:20:36.000I've interacted with a lot of people that have jumped off.
00:20:39.000There are a lot of people that are very upset with the president, specifically with his recent trip to Saudi Arabia where he announced.
00:20:46.000Something like $350 billion in trade, a hundred and some billion dollar arms deal.
00:20:51.000And there was a giant arms deal that was made.
00:20:53.000And then additional economic investments between the country.
00:20:57.000And I know a lot of people are upset by this.
00:20:59.000They say that would be Hillary Clinton, that would be a Jeb Bush move.
00:21:02.000I take a little bit of a different stance.
00:21:04.000You look at Donald Trump and what he's trying to accomplish, and you see that every political establishment in the country is arrayed against that, whether it be the deep state, the media, his own party.
00:21:21.000Now, if he had tried to move very quickly towards his reforms, if he had pretended that he was this mover and shaker, he was getting things done, in a word, if he was a threat, if he presented himself immediately as a threat to the establishment, he might see a fate similar to Jack Kennedy or Robert Kennedy or Malcolm X or Martin Luther King Jr.
00:21:44.000When the deep state is against you, you have some serious problems in terms of your health, in terms of your well being.
00:21:50.000You won't last very long if you're a threat to the establishment.
00:21:54.000I think what we're seeing so far is a systematic reform, a reform to the system, rather, a systemic reform.
00:22:02.000You look at him firing FBI Director Comey.
00:22:05.000There was a report in Breitbart yesterday that said he had found three leakers.
00:22:09.000He's going to name them, fire them, and possibly try them.
00:22:13.000And I think what you're seeing over the course of the first hundred days and afterwards is a systemic reform where he's ensuring that once the major reforms are undertaken, He'll have the system in place to keep them and preserve them and to be safe while he's doing them.
00:22:29.000And so I think a lot of people underestimate really how much work remains to be done.
00:22:34.000It's not just policy reform, it's system reform, it's institutional reform.
00:22:39.000And so I trust that he's doing that right now.
00:22:41.000He's reforming the institutions, he's getting that systemic reform through so that we can get the policies through and they'll have some longevity.
00:22:49.000But I do say that there should be some caution.
00:22:52.000With any politician, we have to be cautious.
00:22:54.000But I think that that's what's going on right now.
00:22:57.000The deep state is something that you named, and it's been a topic of a lot of, well, let's use your term, alt light talk circles.
00:23:06.000It's been mentioned as maybe the number one enemy of the United States' people, not the establishment, but the people in the eyes of your alt right, alt light philosophers, including yourself on your show, America First.
00:23:31.000Could you go into it a little bit and how big of a threat that you personally see the deep state as?
00:23:38.000Because it's been touted as everything from this giant, overwhelming force of darkness that's going to encircle everyone to, well, it's a threat, but we're taking care of it.
00:24:12.000But you saw Joseph Stalin over the course of five or six years, he cultivated not only an autocratic state that ruled everything, but a personal state apparatus within the state so that he was the sole controller, the sole mover within the country or within the state that controlled the country.
00:24:29.000You saw this with Adolf Hitler, with the SS, with his own personal forces.
00:24:34.000You see this in Iran with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
00:24:38.000In every dictatorship, in every authoritarian country, you have a state that controls everything, and within that state, you have something far more sinister, far more evil, something far more personal in its exercise.
00:24:51.000And I think that's what the deep state represents.
00:24:53.000And what that goes to show is that we have no power.
00:25:01.000Our governors, our state chambers, our federal chambers, there's no people power, there's no aristocratic power.
00:25:08.000All power is being centrally held in a few different agencies.
00:25:12.000And that's a real problem when we see what's happening to our country and who's pulling the strings behind those agencies.
00:25:18.000And so I think that's really what the core problem is if we don't have a voice, if we don't have any power to change anything, forget about the United States of America, forget about the West.
00:25:31.000If the same people control the deep state that control the European Union and the banks, and we see this enormous shadowy network of globalists that control everything, where no finger is lifted without a globalist giving an order.
00:25:45.000You see that this decline is irreversible.
00:25:55.000Radical Islam can't touch us if there's no Muslim immigration, right?
00:26:00.000Russia can't touch us if NATO doesn't expand across the Eurasian periphery like it does at the behest of the globalists.
00:26:07.000China is not a problem if they don't have to challenge our currency because we control everything through our banks and everything else.
00:26:15.000And so I think that the number one existential threat to the country is from within it's the deep state.
00:26:20.000And going back to your show, it was carried by the Right Side Broadcasting Network.
00:26:25.000And the Right Side Broadcasting Network recently, due to the YouTube monetary policy changes, they've demonetized a lot of political, just straight talking at you content.
00:26:36.000And that's kind of taken out a lot of the ranter space of the website.
00:26:43.000Not to say that your show is ranting, but it falls under that category.