00:00:50.000It's looking like it's going to be a pretty big week with that one big announcement.
00:00:55.000Additionally, we're going to have to talk about the YouTube shooting and whatever that was all about.
00:01:00.000We found out who it was that did the shooting yesterday at YouTube headquarters, which, if you didn't hear, I think a lot of people heard about it.
00:01:09.000Right up until they found out who the shooter was.
00:01:41.000Woman, a Persian woman who may or may not have listed, I think, Jewish as her religion, but Persian woman, vegan, bodybuilder, rapper.
00:01:51.000I mean, just a very strange character.
00:01:53.000And initially, it was funny because initially, maybe it wasn't funny that there was a shooting, but it was funny initially because they listed the shooting as domestic violence.
00:02:15.000Now, remember when the Parkland school shooting happened, they said that was the 18th school shooting of the year.
00:02:22.000They said it was the 18th in what, the month and a half that we had been into 2018?
00:02:30.000And then we went back and we looked at the data.
00:02:31.000We looked at the data and we found that in their calculation, when CNN was saying there were 18 school shootings, one of them was somebody who shot himself in a school parking lot after school hours, one of them was a school bus.
00:02:44.000And somebody shot like a BB gun at the school bus.
00:02:46.000So they count these as mass school shootings.
00:02:51.000Somebody goes to school, they kill themselves.
00:03:54.000So we're going to have a regular show.
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00:05:07.000He was wrong in 2016, and I was right.
00:05:10.000In 2016, he said Trump had a 10% chance of winning.
00:05:14.000I bet $300 on him, and I came away a big winner.
00:05:17.000But anyway, to get into the news, we want to first get into what we talked about last night, which is President Trump saying that he would deploy troops to the border.
00:05:29.000He said very seriously during the press conference with the head of state from Latvia.
00:05:34.000He said that he was seriously looking at it.
00:05:36.000He'd already consulted with the Department of Defense and the Department of Justice on whether or not he could deploy the military to the U.S. border.
00:05:45.000And people said, Oh, I'll believe it when I see it.
00:05:47.000I'll hold my breath, you know, all in this and that.
00:05:49.000And people on the left said, Oh, this is illegal.
00:05:52.000This is illegal for him to use the armed forces as a security force within the country, which is not true.
00:05:58.000But people freaked out about it on both sides.
00:06:00.000The black pill right said, Oh, more talk from Donald Trump.
00:06:06.000And the left said, oh, tyranny, he's Hitler, you know, he's breaking the law.
00:06:10.000Even Reason Magazine, I saw in Reason Magazine, which is like this libertarian magazine, the worst, the dumbest libertarians from Reason, who said it's actually illegal for Trump to put troops on the border.
00:06:23.000But so President Trump gave the announcement today that he had officially made the order.
00:06:28.000And as early as tonight, they will be deploying the National Guard to the border of the United States to protect the border from illegal immigrants, from drug smugglers, from criminals, and all the rest.
00:06:40.000Additionally, Homeland Security Nielsen said, she said two very great things.
00:06:45.000In addition to the fact that the military is going to be at the border protecting it until a wall is built, she also said two very key things, which didn't get a lot of coverage from, I didn't see it very much on my timeline.
00:06:57.000But she also said two very other important things.
00:06:59.000She said, number one, the military will also be looking into building wall or military installations along the border because apparently the federal government owns a lot of land.
00:07:24.000She also said the second big thing she said was that she was able to confirm with Mexican government officials that the caravan that we have been so worried about for so long has been disbanded by the Mexican government.
00:07:37.000The 1,500 person strong caravan that was en route from Honduras up to the United States.
00:09:42.000And so obviously, a lot of people had a big issue with that.
00:09:44.000That we have the military there and not just there, but there until a wall is built is a very solid thing for his base and for the midterms.
00:09:53.000Additionally, on the caravan, I don't think anybody's really talking about this, but Trump was able to disband the caravan by tweeting.
00:10:16.000He's doing a great job, but he's got to stop with the tweeting.
00:10:20.000By the power of tweeting, he has brought North Korea to the negotiating table, he has brought Mexico to disband the caravan, and on and on and on.
00:10:28.000I mean, think about that because what the alternative would have been.
00:10:32.000If the caravan had kept marching, is that by law we would have been required to stop these people, to arrest them, and then release them into the country?
00:10:41.000And President Trump said, My hands are tied in terms of the law.
00:10:44.000We have to catch them, we have to release them.
00:10:47.000And so he would be facing either a confrontation with the legislature and the judiciary, possibly do something illegal by trying to detain these people, or it would have been a big, ugly thing if he tried to, God forbid, fire on these people or anything like that.
00:11:01.000So it would have been a very ugly situation if there was some kind of a Clash at the border, a big confrontation, which might have been a good thing, but might have been very risky, which you have to consider.
00:11:54.000If you think that President Trump is handling a situation in a way that isn't 100% direct, if he's not addressing the problem directly, you know, in the quickest way from point A to point B, just a straight line of people are coming in, I have to physically stop them.
00:12:12.000If he's not answering the problem directly, that's a ridiculous theory.
00:12:38.000This is not a fantastic conspiracy theory to say that he's been a deal maker for 30 years.
00:12:43.000He's put together great deals and putting together plots of land and buying sky rights and building buildings with contractors and casinos and other things with different companies.
00:12:54.000Leveraging with debt to say that he uses the presidency and the tools at his disposal in the same way.
00:13:00.000Why would he address this problem by possibly coming into conflict with the judiciary and the legislature where he could either get humiliated or he could possibly do something illegal or he looks weak when he could just say, you know what, you know that $70 billion a year you get because of NAFTA, we'll take that out unless you take care of it.
00:13:26.000He pressured them into doing it, and this is a proof for the four dimensional stuff.
00:13:31.000And so when we see, you know, for example, the serious strike, which was in April of 2017, which everybody timelessly used that example as if they're calling Trump a neocon, why?
00:13:42.000Because he did a serious strike in April of 2017.
00:13:46.000Never mind that that never expanded into any larger military presence or engagement, never mind that that had no effect on the ground whatsoever.
00:13:55.000In fact, the target that they hit with 59 cruise missiles.
00:15:12.000And I think that is something to do with the wall, maybe with trade, other things.
00:15:15.000So it's obviously very popular, popular with his base, popular with the electorate, and a great thing.
00:15:20.000The one thing which was kind of a disappointment was he did announce today that we are keeping our military presence in Syria, which is not a great thing, obviously.
00:15:29.000I think that has a lot to do with pressure from just about everybody Saudi Arabia, Israel.
00:15:37.000And I can't help but think it has something to do with 2018 because you look at his decisions in terms of the legislature and in terms of foreign policy, for example, naming Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and all the pandering he's been doing to Israel.
00:15:51.000And I can't help but think that has something to do with money for the midterms.
00:15:55.000We talked about this on the 2018 election podcast last Thursday.
00:15:59.000And we look at the fact that Democrats are out raising, they're out fundraising Republican candidates in 40 different races.
00:16:07.000The National Republican Congressional Committee is not making astronomical money like we need to be to have a good defense for ourselves in 2018.
00:16:17.000And you look at the donors that Paul Ryan and President Trump have to court, people like Sheldon Adelson, people like the Koch brothers, other Jewish and Israel donors.
00:16:27.000And I don't think that that would be the best solution to really rock the boat in terms of foreign policy, because that would be a big move.
00:16:34.000Pulling troops out of Syria would be a real game changer in many ways.
00:16:39.000Like people, I don't think understand the consequences of that.
00:16:42.000And so maybe he doesn't want to rock the boat until then.
00:16:44.000Additionally, you have this issue of Russia and Iran and Turkey all being involved in the Middle East right now.
00:16:52.000If the United States pulled our presence out of there, Russia essentially gets to decide the fate of Syria.
00:16:57.000Russia gets to decide the fate of the Middle East.
00:18:47.000And the reason being was because we had to get some kind of a settlement where, at the very least, We were respected.
00:18:52.000At the very least, we could say that it was a victory, that the United States doesn't just pull out when we're losing, doesn't just pull out when the casualties get high.
00:19:00.000We would exert ourselves, and eventually he got us out.
00:19:04.000The peace agreement ended up falling apart because of other concerns.
00:19:08.000He ended up, you know, people say we lost that war.
00:19:12.000In 73, we had, and this is not really with regard to Syria, but people might say, well, that's a flawed analogy because Vietnam went to hell anyway.
00:19:22.000We actually secured a peace settlement where South Vietnam and North Vietnam had recognized an armistice line and they were two separate sovereign nations.
00:19:31.000But that piece was underlined by the Paris Peace Treaty, which was defunded in 1975 by the Democratic Congress after Nixon resigned because he didn't have any clout anymore.
00:19:43.000So the Democrats were able to defund it.
00:19:46.000And so if South Vietnam went into a war with North Vietnam, they wouldn't be able to get the kind of funds and support they needed from the U.S.
00:20:26.000I'm going to have to take some sips here before we get into this story, which is YouTube.
00:20:34.000And of course, it was a tragedy that YouTube was shot up.
00:20:38.000And I have to say this because, you know, notice where you're watching the show on.
00:20:42.000So, thoughts and prayers, thoughts and prayers with the people affected at YouTube.
00:20:47.000It was terrible, and we really pray for them.
00:20:50.000But so this situation unfolded yesterday where, again, there was not a lot of details out about it yesterday.
00:20:57.000That's really why I didn't want to talk about it so much because, you know, it happens so often where there's a shooting and already people are right on top of it before we know anything about the shooting, right?
00:21:10.000We still don't know what happened there.
00:21:12.000In terms of Parkland, we still don't know what happened there, frankly.
00:21:15.000You know, I think you hear some of the testimony from some of the people there and some of the details from law enforcement, and there's still a lot of unanswered questions, a lot of unexplained contradictions in some of the testimony and all the rest.
00:21:27.000But nevertheless, before we get any idea of what happens, people are right out there.
00:21:32.000They're on there saying, you know, oh, it was this, it was that.
00:21:35.000You know, we got to blame this guy, we got to blame white people, we got to blame Muslims.
00:21:40.000And so I like to figure it out before we totally give a response because, of Course, we have to see the details, and so it turned out there was this shooting yesterday at YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, California.
00:21:52.000It was a 39 year old Iranian who perpetrated the shooting.
00:21:58.000Nassim Agdam, and she went in there at around lunchtime with a semi automatic handgun, legally purchased and legally owned, and she just opened fire on everybody.
00:22:10.000Three people were shot, two people were released from the hospital last night, one person still in critical condition.
00:22:17.000The only death was the shooter, Ogdom, who shot herself at the scene.
00:22:21.000She was found dead when the police arrived.
00:22:24.000And the reason that she did it, which is funny because we already know why she shot up YouTube.
00:22:31.000Isn't that weird how we already know why she did the shooting and it's not even been 24 hours since the shooting?
00:22:37.000It's a little bit after 24 hours after the shooting because Las Vegas was, I think, 160 or so days ago, and we still don't know why Stephen Paddock shot up the college.
00:22:49.000Nicholas Cruz, we still don't know why he shot up the school.
00:22:52.000You know, people say, oh, well, he was mentally unstable.
00:22:54.000Well, that's not really a reason, right?
00:22:59.000Did anybody say the person who he was living with said that Cruz texted him 45 minutes before the shooting, hey, what's up?
00:23:08.000Didn't go to school because he doesn't go to school on Valentine's Day.
00:23:10.000So, a lot of, you know, isn't that funny?
00:23:11.000Before we really sink our teeth into it, isn't that funny that it really only takes us about a day to figure out why somebody does something like this?
00:23:19.000Because, of course, People talk to other people.
00:23:27.000People are not exactly subtle when they're going out and doing these kinds of things.
00:23:31.000It's not stable, right in the head people who just one day decide, yeah, well, you know, I got to go to the laundry, got to pick up my laundry, got to go to the grocery store, get some milk, get some eggs, got to pick up the kids from school, and then I got to shoot up YouTube headquarters, you know?
00:23:45.000Or in the case of Stephen Paddock, well, you know, I got to go play the slots for a little while, then dinner with friends at six, and then I bring 10 suitcases.
00:23:53.000No, I'm sorry, I bring, yeah, 10 suitcases full of 23 guns up to the 32nd floor, and I'm going to shoot.
00:24:11.000Isn't that a little bit off that we know 24 hours that the reason she did this was because her videos were being filtered, or she claims her videos were being filtered, and we still don't know about the others.
00:24:22.000Anywho, the reason she shot up YouTube is she alleged that YouTube was essentially throttling her content, that she was getting a lot of views for a long time.
00:24:32.000She was making a lot of money from her videos, and it was a pretty weird channel.
00:24:36.000Like, we don't know if she was a tranny or she was just weird looking, but she did this weird channel where I guess she was a vegan, but also a bodybuilder, but also a rapper, but also like a humorist.
00:24:45.000I mean, a very strange character here.
00:24:48.000But the reason that she was, the reason she went out and did this was because she said she was getting a lot of views, and then she wasn't, and she was not making ad revenue off of her videos.
00:24:58.000She wasn't able to make any money off her videos.
00:25:01.000And so she posted a lot of content on YouTube, on Instagram, about how.
00:25:05.000YouTube was demonetizing her, and it's not acceptable.
00:26:08.000Didn't take a military style assault weapon, scary, big gun.
00:26:13.000You know, she didn't come in with a bazooka and a grenade.
00:26:15.000She came in with a handgun that's standard, that people have, where, by the way, most of the gun crimes are committed with, legally obtained, and nothing, no laws or regulations would have prevented her from acquiring it, and she was able to do it.
00:26:27.000So, on the one hand, it's a part of the gun debate.
00:26:29.000On another hand, it's about the shooter debate who is committing the shootings?
00:26:33.000You know, with the Parkland shooting, we get this very ugly narrative that we always hear that is that it's white men that are shooting.
00:26:42.000It's a toxic masculinity problem or it's a toxic whiteness problem.
00:26:46.000And it's so curious to me every time there's a Muslim terror attack, people will be quick to point out, oh, well, but actually, remember like 10 years ago that one time a white guy shot up a place?
00:26:58.000And never mind the fact that the country is 30% white men and less than, I think, a quarter of a percent Muslim men, but they'll say it's white men, it's white men.
00:27:07.000Well, in this case, he had somebody who was an Iranian woman.
00:27:09.000And they'll be very quick to point out, oh, well, that's, you know, they're in the very small minority.
00:27:13.000Then they're very quick to point out proportionality.
00:27:16.000That, well, if you look at all the shootings, women comprise a very small percentage and blah, blah, blah.
00:27:21.000On the other hand, it's a censorship issue where it's like, well, I don't know.
00:27:25.000YouTube is censoring people, it does bring to light this issue.
00:27:28.000Should YouTube get shot up because they're censoring?
00:27:32.000Probably, you know, maybe that's a little extreme, but it does bring to light the issue of censorship.
00:27:36.000And then lastly, it's a media question because the media, when we saw the YouTube shooting, they were all over it.
00:27:43.000Another shooting, another opportunity because they see tragedy as opportunity for them to blame guns, blame the Second Amendment, blame the NRA, blame white men.
00:27:53.000And all of a sudden, when they found out actually it was a foreign woman, it was an Iranian woman who doesn't speak good English.
00:28:14.000But so, in summation, because, you know, with Facebook, I notice when I glance over, I see the Facebook tab.
00:28:21.000And with Facebook, you've got to set up the live stream and then you've got to click go live, which is something you don't have to do for the others.
00:28:26.000So, they're going to get a half episode on Facebook.
00:28:29.000But, nevertheless, In summation, this has been the most intersectional shooting in American history, maybe even world history, the most intersectional shooting because it encompasses all these different issues.
00:28:43.000And I think they're all basically important.
00:28:45.000I think they all give us a pretty good idea of where we are in clown country, in clown world, where things are happening and it simply doesn't conform to the media narrative.
00:28:55.000It simply does not conform to our idea of what a shooting is supposed to be that's been propped up by the media.
00:29:02.000That when we see a shooting, We are led to believe by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, and who are the, you know, David Hogg and Emma Gonzalez and all these other characters, that when we see a shooting, it's AR 15s, it's evil white men, it's evil white Republican men.
00:29:21.000And the problem in this country is masculinity, and it's white men, it's patriotism, it's guns, it's our traditions, it's marriage, you know, it's all the traditions that we love.
00:29:33.000It's basically, it turns into a deconstruction of Western.
00:29:37.000That the problem in the world today, if we really want to extrapolate it out into what it's really about, is that the problem in the world today is white men.
00:29:48.000The problem in the United States is that the country is wrong.
00:29:52.000How the country was built, how the country was maybe 20 years ago, is wrong and it has to change.
00:29:57.000And so they'll point a finger at people who represent that and say they're the existential threat.
00:30:02.000You should be afraid for your life and afraid for the life of your children of these straight.
00:30:09.000White, masculine, Christian, NRA member men.
00:30:13.000They're not just politically nefarious.
00:30:16.000They don't just disagree with you on tax policy.
00:30:18.000They're the kind of people that are going to go into your school and kill your kids.
00:30:22.000They're going to come into your high school, your elementary school, and they'll kill your kids because they care about their guns more than your life.
00:30:29.000And that's why we need Hispanics and Muslims and Jewish people, left wing people, transgender people to change the world.
00:30:38.000We need to make it so that we can de beak.
00:30:41.000We can castrate and neuter the men, and we can all become feminine and caring and loving, and we'll get rid of the NRA and the Republican Party, and we will trust the state to take care of us and the media to tell us what's true.
00:30:53.000At the end of the day, that's what it's all about when you look at all these different angles, because as we see time and time again on the gun issue, the vast majority of shootings and mass shootings are committed with handguns, hands down, no pun intended.
00:31:08.000Handguns are readily available, they're able just as easily, if not easier.
00:31:12.000To commit a mass shooting than with an AR 15 because they're easier to conceal, they're easier to acquire, and you can pull the trigger just as fast on a handgun as you can with an AR 15.
00:31:22.000And so that breaks down the AR 15 narrative.
00:31:25.000And no Democrat is talking about getting rid of handguns, at least not the extreme, you know, except for the extreme far left that's talking about that.
00:31:33.000None of the mainstream people are saying ban handguns.
00:31:36.000But yet here we are mass shootings still being perpetrated by people with weapons that are legal, with weapons that have been regulated to hell by California, and you still have mass shootings.
00:31:47.000And it goes back to what I said, by the way, on the show a couple of weeks ago that Democrats do not have an answer.
00:31:54.000The left wing does not have an answer for the gun problem once a gun inevitably falls into the hands of a criminal.
00:32:00.000That's why it has to end in gun confiscation.
00:32:05.000In a country of 300 million people and over 300 million guns, odds are, you know, you think about one in a million, that's pretty wild odds.
00:32:13.000One in 300 million, there's going to be some kind of a chance, there is some, the odds are that one gun falls into the hands of one wrong person and they're able to commit a shooting.
00:32:24.000Well, once that inevitably happens, Statistically happens and it's inevitable.
00:33:04.000Background checks, raising the age limit, banning bump stocks none of that saved them.
00:33:08.000They just had to crouch under their desk and hope that nothing bad happened.
00:33:12.000And so that's why Democrats must necessarily be in favor of gun confiscation because unless they just don't want to solve the problem, they're either telling you we're okay with some people dying, we're okay with abridging your freedom so that people still die at the hands of mass shooters, but we just make it a little bit more difficult.
00:33:30.000Or we do want to solve the problem, but we're just not telling you how we want to solve it yet.
00:33:35.000And you may be smart enough to figure out the logical conclusion that the only way we could approach a 99% stoppage of mass shootings is to just take them away, make it so that there aren't 300 million guns in the country, but we're just not going to tell you that.
00:33:51.000On toxic masculinity, here we are again, or men or anything like that.
00:33:55.000Here we are again, where if we actually look at the color of crime, if we actually look at the color of crime and, you know, Gun, the gun problem in America.
00:34:04.000We find that the vast majority of gun crimes, of violent crimes, of murders, of rapes are not committed by white people.
00:34:13.000They're actually committed by a certain group of people.
00:34:16.000They're committed by another group of people that is not white people.
00:34:19.000It's actually another group of people.
00:34:20.000And so here again, we see another narrative fall apart where every time there is a crazy person, and think about this.
00:34:27.000If there are 60, if 65% of the country is white people, You're going to have a lot of crazy people out of that 65%.
00:34:36.000Because we're the majority, you're going to have a lot more crazy white people than crazy any other group of people if you're assuming all things equal, if you're an egalitarian, which the left is.
00:34:46.000So you're going to have a lot of crazy people.
00:34:48.000And yet we still see very few cases of crazy white people getting guns.
00:34:53.000And there are lots of guns and carrying out atrocities.
00:34:56.000And yet every time there is one, they say that's the trend, that's the problem, that's the pattern.
00:35:02.000Because there were a handful in the past five years out of the 150 million white men in the country, like five crazy ones, have done terror attacks or mass shootings in the past 20 years.
00:35:19.000Whereas here you see oh, wait a minute.
00:35:21.000Actually, if we look at the broader numbers, if we actually look at violent crime, not just like sensational visual mass shootings with high casualties, if we actually look at just regular homicides, if we actually just, for example, look at murders, you'll find that 7% of the population in African American men commit more than 50% of the murders.
00:35:43.000And then you find, wait a second, the problem maybe it is masculinity, certainly isn't white masculinity, right?
00:35:49.000And then suddenly nobody wants to talk about it.
00:35:51.000Of course, that's not to say that, you know, wah, blah, blah, that we're racist or anything like that, but it's simply to say we want to talk about statistics.
00:35:59.000We want to talk about racialized trends in crime.
00:36:22.000This is maybe the most profound point about this shooting is that this is what happens when censorship occurs.
00:36:28.000And it's kind of funny because you would think that out of all the censorship that occurs, you know, think about the Daily Stormer, which is a vile right wing publication and I disavow them.
00:36:40.000But you think about the Daily Stormer, which is the most censored publication in world history.
00:36:45.000I mean, they get persecuted worse than ISIS in some cases because they say the N word on their paper.
00:36:58.000You think about Daily Stormer, which is censored.
00:37:00.000You think about all the right wing content, which is censored.
00:37:03.000The people kicked off Twitter, the people kicked off YouTube.
00:37:06.000You know, Jira Taylor, where they make it on YouTube so that his comments, people can't comment on his video, people can't like his video, people can't see how many people watch the video.
00:37:15.000And you would think, with all the press coverage about the evil right wing, the violent right wing in the country, you would think that, hey, maybe it'd be a right wing person that'd go and shoot up YouTube for censorship.
00:37:25.000And it turns out, no, it's actually an Iranian woman who may or may not be Jewish.
00:37:29.000But beside the point, I think what this illustrates is that whether or not she was censored, when people are censored, this is what happens.
00:37:53.000But this is what happens when there is censorship, when there are no other means of recourse.
00:38:00.000For a people, if they cannot express themselves with words, if they can't be heard in a civil conversation, if they get shouted down, their websites are shut down, they're kicked off social media, they're fired from their jobs, and they're essentially unpersoned, they're unthinged, they're ostracized.
00:38:17.000This is the only recourse for people who think I have something to say, I have a message, and I'm not being allowed to share it.
00:38:25.000And again, this is not to say that's the right, this is not to say that's a good thing.
00:38:28.000I'm not saying that in like an excited way, like they're finally getting their comeuppance.
00:38:33.000I'm simply saying that this is the inevitable result of censorship.
00:38:37.000Every time you see censorship, whether it's in totalitarian countries, authoritarian countries, or in this authoritarian system, violence is the inevitable result.
00:38:46.000And I guarantee you, the more you see mass censorship, the more violence you'll see.
00:39:26.000I feel like the people who watch him have to be in a room with mattresses lining the walls and the ceiling, banging their heads against the wall in a straitjacket, saying, regressive left, the real left is liberal.
00:39:40.000But Dave Rubin is a perfect example of this kind of totalitarian, implicit censorship, soft censorship, where His whole show for two years, the entire premise is I like to have conversations with interesting people and I like to have real conversations with you, but we can still have a conversation.
00:40:00.000And for two years, he has completely ignored anybody to the right of Ben Shapiro.
00:40:07.000If you are to the right of Ben Shapiro, you're not coming on the show.
00:40:10.000You know, the closest he's come to having somebody on the show who disagrees about egalitarianism or classical liberalism or modernism or postmodernism.
00:40:20.000The closest he's come is Stefan Molyneux.
00:41:25.000But Dave Rubin is a perfect example of the soft censorship that even continues on the so called free speech side, where my whole deal is free speech, but I will refuse to even acknowledge, I will refuse to host anybody who is moderately right wing.
00:41:39.000And then, you know, people say, oh, well, you know, those people are just not big enough.
00:41:42.000A Jira Taylor, a, you know, a Vox Day, whoever else, they're just not big enough.
00:42:45.000Nobody I don't think has ever said, be sure to avoid those white neighborhoods.
00:42:49.000Be sure to get away from those white neighborhoods, right?
00:42:52.000I just think it's just crazy to me that things that everybody can see with their own eyes, everybody knows deep down, it's like a thought crime to even suggest it, right?
00:43:11.000In their heart of hearts, everybody knows what's going on with diversity.
00:43:15.000Everybody knows what's going on about mass immigration.
00:43:18.000Everybody knows why Africa sucks, and they know that it sucks.
00:43:21.000Everybody knows why it's dangerous to go on the south side of Chicago or into Detroit.
00:43:26.000It's because of those damn Democrat policies.
00:43:29.000If we just had a Republican mayor, you know it would be fine.
00:43:33.000If they just had a Republican mayor who would put in place economic freedom zones and there would be investment, we know that the south side of Chicago could look like it.
00:47:59.000If I were walking around and it was like, here's this guy where everybody predicted he would come, John the Baptist predicted he would come, and then this guy shows up and they're all like, no, he's the real deal.
00:48:09.000And he starts raising people from the dead and healing the sick and, you know, doing all this other stuff.
00:49:53.000And I love how people, and maybe this isn't you, but I love how people are just willfully ignorant about the circumstances surrounding the president.
00:50:01.000People say, I don't care about this Congress stuff.
00:52:06.000You know, when I saw Ryan Dawson, I saw somebody who knew what was going on with Israel, but also somebody who, at the end of the day, is not very intelligent.
00:52:14.000He's obviously read a lot, and I give him credit for that.
00:52:17.000He's probably more well read than me on the subject, and a very good debater, very level headed.
00:52:22.000But here's somebody who's an atheist, you know, please, who still believes in this liberal stuff.
00:52:28.000You know, he doesn't like Israel, not because they control our government and all the rest, but because, you know, they're committing war crimes, which is bad.
00:52:35.000But, like, it's just very, very moralistic, very Kantian worldview.
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