00:02:03.000I mean, Donald Trump, he would be a president and we would be a country.
00:02:09.000When you think about Russia, you think about Putin.
00:02:11.000When you think about America, you think about freedom, you think about amazingness.
00:02:16.000But when, if Donald Trump would be president, you would think of America and think about Donald Trump.
00:02:20.000And you wouldn't think about how great America actually is.
00:02:23.000So, your thinking, your argument is that Donald Trump would turn America into this fascistic cult of personality and that he would dominate the nation.
00:02:44.000But when Mitch McConnell comes out saying he will absolutely not work with Donald Trump, it's hard for me to support a president who.
00:02:52.000When the leader of the Senate already has sworn to not work with him, how is that going to be good for America?
00:02:57.000Well, again, we're talking about what's good for America.
00:02:59.000The reason that I think Donald Trump is good for America is because we need to destroy the existing institutions and the culture that's holding us back.
00:03:08.000Margaret Thatcher said, first you win the debate, then you win the vote.
00:03:12.000In this country, we don't even have the debate anymore.
00:03:15.000And Donald Trump is right about that one thing.
00:03:18.000And the misconception that the Rubio people and the Jeb Bush people and even the Ted Cruz people I support Ted Cruz, he's my first pick, but I think Donald Trump will be good for America.
00:03:26.000And the reason I think that is because you can't have the debate in this country anymore.
00:03:32.000And I've experienced this this entire week.
00:03:34.000In my economics class, I brought up how the gender wage gap is a myth and that the statistics don't support it.
00:03:44.000You look at any other discussion, even when Donald Trump brings up that in his announcement speech, he said that Mexico was sending their criminals, their rapists, their drugs, whatever.
00:04:19.000And until we can have that discussion again in America, we cannot, in fact, have a conservative reformation.
00:04:24.000Well, Nick, when you say that, okay, well, what he's saying might be good for America, what I'm talking about is what he's saying is not going to be good for America.
00:05:06.000You want the rhetoric out there that is borderline racist.
00:05:10.000I'm not going to be the person who's going to stand back here and say Donald Trump's bad for America because he's a bigot and a racist.
00:05:16.000I'm going to be the person who stands back here and says Donald Trump is not good for America because what he says is unprofessional and what he says is not conservative.
00:05:23.000So you think it's a problem that he's unprofessional?
00:05:25.000What he says is he's un American, is what he is.
00:05:39.000What does a president sound like exactly?
00:05:41.000Because for the past seven years, we've got a president who wants to fundamentally transform the country.
00:05:46.000We've got a president who doesn't see the significance in the difference in principles between communism and capitalism.
00:05:52.000In the eight years preceding that, I don't even have to go into the Bushisms.
00:05:56.000I mean, what does a president sound like that crassness is the problem?
00:06:00.000The problem is a failure to acknowledge and reaffirm our Western identity because that's what's going to kill us, is if we lose the culture.
00:06:07.000Oh, you want our Western identity now to be at Donald Trump's standards?
00:07:14.000Barack Obama's not a laughing stock when he signs the Iran deal.
00:07:18.000When they send troops into Ukraine and he sends them to Russia?
00:07:20.000What I'm absolutely not here to do is to defend Barack Obama.
00:07:24.000What I'm here to do is to condemn Donald Trump because if, Nick, honestly, if he's elected president, we are going to be, I mean, we being the American people and basically the entire outlook of America geopolitically is going to be the laughing stock.
00:07:41.000What do you mean by that, the laughing stock?
00:07:43.000Well, okay, so we are going to be the country that is going to be known as electing the person who decided to.
00:07:51.000To curse on his Twitter, to make fun of people's appearances, to ban.
00:08:01.000He said earlier, I mean, I'm not going to be the one to say he said this, he said that, because as we know, every politician, and he's a politician.
00:08:10.000I hate when people say he's not a politician.
00:09:01.000In the times that we live in, When we have crazy people in the Middle East burning our flag saying death to America, you don't care about what they think of us.
00:09:14.000Here's what I don't care for I don't think that we should elect a president based on what the British Parliament will find distasteful in their opinion.
00:09:23.000You don't care about what our oldest ally thinks of us?
00:09:40.000But Europe has decided to take the road of multiculturalism.
00:09:43.000And they've decided to embrace Islam and other cultures.
00:09:47.000And I won't even say Islam, because again, I don't want to offend moderate Muslims.
00:09:51.000But when you see what they're importing from the Middle East, from Yemen, from Somalia, and you see what happened in Cologne on New Year's, you see what happened in Brussels, what happened in Paris, you see the no go zones across France, Germany, and Belgium, you see that Sweden has become the number two.
00:10:06.000Country in rapes per capita because of refugees from Yemen and from Somalia and Eritrea.
00:10:12.000And you understand that Europe is not America.
00:10:14.000They have forsaken their culture, and that will be to their demise.
00:10:19.000I'm not saying that we should start implementing all these liberal policies, which is what you are basically outlining the consequences of.
00:10:27.000I'm saying it doesn't matter what they think because they've taken a different path than us.
00:10:31.000And we should say, listen, you're our ally.
00:11:24.000It was the unipolar moment, except for when Al Qaeda bombed the USS Cole in the Gulf of Aden, and they used that as justification in Osama bin Laden's fatwa for blowing up the World Trade Center because America was weak and they don't respond when terrorists attack us.
00:11:38.000So, no, I don't care about being liked.
00:11:48.000If he's silly and if he's messing around, and if he uses that Twitter to perhaps say something very controversial in the world community that could offend a certain dictator of North Korea.
00:12:01.000Oh, we should try not to offend North Korea who post videos of them nuking New York.
00:12:25.000If we have something like this, we are going to be the absolute bullseye of the world.
00:12:31.000And that is, I mean, I'm not going to speak on behalf of you.
00:12:34.000You're already the bullseye of the world.
00:12:36.000You don't think that if America, and this is a problem, and I hesitate to call you this, but I will define this culture from the establishment and from these moderate Republicans and from the conservatives.
00:12:49.000And what this means is that they lack the boldness.
00:12:52.000They don't want to reassert American and Western culture as superior, which it is.
00:12:57.000They want to put their heads down and not bother anybody and not tweet things that might offend the dictator in North Korea and not offend ISIS.
00:13:47.000Donald Trump, six months ago, said that his biggest foreign policy, he said that he learned the most from foreign policy on the news.
00:13:57.000On cable news channels like MSNBC and CNN because he's a liberal.
00:14:03.000And if that's your main source of intellect, then how can you interact with these warheads around the world if you don't even know where they're coming from?
00:14:15.000Marco Rubio, you're talking about Marco Rubio.
00:15:44.000And you look at Rubio's policies again, and I hate to be debating Rubio, but it seems that we've come to the argument of whether we're going to go, yeah, we don't need these.
00:15:52.000If we're going to talk neocons versus realists, because what Donald Trump proposed in the last two town halls was something very similar to Kenneth Waltz and the intellectual realist school of foreign policy, which says that America cannot be the policeman of the world anymore.
00:16:10.000Not because we can't do it and it's our patriotic duty, not for any of those reasons, because Fiscally, culturally, morally, we cannot do it.
00:16:19.000You have a rising China hegemonic power in the South Pacific.
00:16:23.000You have a rising regional hegemonic power in Iran, in Russia.
00:16:28.000And when Rubio says that he's going to invade three countries at the same time, he's failing to learn the lessons of history, which is exactly that we can't do it.
00:16:35.000When we, and this is everyone's favorite war, the George H.W. Gulf War is the most efficient war.
00:16:43.000When we went there, if you look at what Muslims were saying in the aftermath of that invasion by the United States, They said that even though they hated Saddam Hussein, they hated America more because they humiliated the Islamic world.
00:16:55.000Because we came into their civilization and we sorted out when they couldn't.
00:16:58.000And so you think that this is just going to fix itself then?
00:17:01.000If we don't do anything about it, everything will just die down?
00:18:13.000What I like is that he has the right approach.
00:18:16.000And the approach and the destruction that he will bring to the GOP, to the establishment, to the Washington cartel, I think will far outweigh.
00:18:23.000Because the assumption that you and all the Republicans have is.
00:18:26.000Well, if we just get the right guy, if we just pick the one, if we pick the shining angel, Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio, he can change the whole thing.
00:18:34.000Unless we change the culture and we have a social movement, we can't have the debate.
00:18:39.000We can't have the reforms that we need.
00:18:40.000And we need Donald Trump to go in and destroy the GOP because it doesn't represent conservatives or we the people anymore.
00:18:46.000Nick, if he destroys the GOP in the next four years, so you were essentially calling so that Donald Trump gets the nomination and we lose the race and the next two to four Supreme Court justices.
00:18:58.000Are going to be replaced by a Hillary Clinton.
00:19:37.000Even when they controlled the House in 1996 and they were going to pass meaningful reform and they were going to fix the country and all this, they didn't follow through.
00:20:57.000The actual support of the Senate who actually wanted to do things and not just repass the repealing of Obamacare 120 times.
00:21:05.000If doing things means passing Barack Obama's agenda, I don't want to do that.
00:21:11.000If doing things is actually making leaps forward in the GOP, which is what is happening right now, the fact that Paul Ryan became the Speaker and it wasn't Kevin McCarthy, that's.
00:21:22.000That means that the GOP is changing now.
00:21:25.000You're saying that Paul Ryan is a conservative.
00:21:27.000Paul Ryan's an absolutely conservative.
00:21:29.000Just because he got out and he started calling Donald Trump out when Donald Trump was saying that he's going to make sure that no Muslims are going to be allowed in the U.S. ever again.
00:21:40.000Just because he called him out on that, he's not a conservative.
00:21:43.000Because he passed Barack Obama's omnibus spending bill, which funded sanctuary cities, Planned Parenthood, refugee camps, all the things that Republicans derided and elected a Republican House and Senate to represent them on.
00:22:59.000And you can tell by the way that the establishment votes with their feet and with their dollars.
00:23:03.000Everyone said there was this myth a couple of months ago that the establishment was lining up behind Donald Trump in the case that Ted Cruz was the one to challenge him with the never Trump vote.
00:23:43.000I don't know that he's going to stop all the corruption, but the fact that he scares the living daylights out of the Republicans, the Democrats, the media, and everyone with a brain.
00:23:53.000He scares the hearts out of anyone who knows who Donald Trump is, who sees him on Celebrity Apprentice, who sees him on the debate stage, who sees his past, who sees his history, who sees how he acts, and how he holds himself.
00:24:08.000The millions of people who voted for him, they don't have a brain.
00:24:11.000That's symptomatic of the problem with Washington, D.C. and the politicians, they think.
00:24:16.000That the people that vote for Donald Trump and the people that care about their culture and their values and not being forced to accept progressive leftism and multiculturalism, that all of them don't have a brain and they don't want to be.
00:24:28.000They're just falling under the appeal that, like Donald Trump, they are upset with the government as it is.
00:24:34.000I mean, as most GOPs are, except they don't act impulsively and they don't just go for the guy who speaks the loudest.
00:24:40.000They go for the guy with the best plans and the guy who would be the best president.
00:24:46.000So when they got behind John McCain and Mitt Romney, Donald Trump was polling the highest before he even had any tabs on the issues page on his website.
00:25:29.000But they support him because they think that he will protect them.
00:25:33.000That for the first time in seven years, they will be protected against the scourge of leftism, which has forced all this nonsense in European culture and feminism and Black Lives Matter, that that's all being forced on us by the media and by the Republican establishment and by the Democratic establishment.
00:25:51.000And to say that that doesn't matter, to write that off and say, They're stupid and they're angry, and we should give it to the smart guy.
00:25:57.000That's symptomatic of the problem that's in DC.
00:26:01.000How about the GOP uses their brains, takes baby steps, and actually elects a Republican that can balance a budget, that can turn around our $19 trillion debt, and that can actually show that conservatism works before we decide to put up as our nominee some crazy, silly Donald Trump who won't actually.
00:26:26.000Implement conservative principles at all.
00:26:36.000Well, in the end, I don't want to spoil it for anybody, but Frank Underwood, Kevin Spacey, he encounters terror and he tries to negotiate with the terrorists and it doesn't work and they end up killing a bunch of hostages.
00:26:46.000And Frank Underwood says this they're not listening to reason, so we're done being reasonable.
00:26:52.000And that's sort of the same concept that applies with Donald Trump.
00:26:57.000The media, the institutions, the establishment, they're not listening to reason.
00:27:01.000They are, they call Donald Trump the fascists, but I think the people that come and protest Donald Trump's rallies and censor free speech, censor Ben Shapiro, and all the conservatives.
00:27:11.000I'm absolutely not in support of this.
00:27:12.000And they don't, but they don't listen to reason.
00:27:14.000And that's why, again, we go back to this argument.
00:27:17.000There's so many Americans don't listen to reason.
00:27:18.000We go back to this argument that if we just get the right guy to demonstrate conservative principles, whatever that means, it's not going to work.
00:27:25.000We cannot bank the entire future of this country.
00:27:29.000And you talk about Donald Trump being a one man show.
00:27:33.000The one man show would be the miracle conservative who somehow gets elected and changes the whole tide of the country.
00:27:39.000We need a cultural reformation, a political realignment, and Donald Trump is leading it as a movement, and that's what I support.
00:27:46.000Well, I mean, okay, if you're leading a movement, if that takes priority over leading an actual country, then you have no right being a sensible American.
00:27:57.000Well, then you're putting the government before the country, are you not?
00:28:00.000I'm putting the people before Donald Trump, which is where it's supposed to be.
00:28:03.000Like I started this argument, the people should be the priority, not Donald Trump, not the I will make America great again.
00:28:10.000We, as a collective community of Americans, as courageous conservatives, I know you like Ted Cruz, I do, will make America great again.
00:28:17.000And that's what the movement is about.
00:28:21.000How would it be about that when he thinks that he's better than everyone else?
00:28:24.000Well, because you look at the candidates that they put up.
00:28:26.000They put up Marco Rubio, and for eight months, they called him the most electable guy, the only guy that can win against Hillary Clinton.
00:28:33.000He couldn't win a single state except for Minnesota, yet, throughout losing in Iowa, and New Hampshire, and South Carolina, and Nevada, and you go down the list.
00:29:35.000Well, what I'm going to tell you, Nick, is that Donald Trump puts himself and puts his self interest before the people.
00:29:44.000Obviously, you've seen this in the past couple days.
00:29:45.000He's been defending his campaign manager, who obviously acted in a really animalistic way.
00:29:53.000And he put his self interest, his campaign self interest, before the people.
00:29:58.000And he acts in a silly way, and he just is having fun.
00:30:02.000But honestly, in a time like this, when we have $19 trillion worth of debt, when we are faced with the most cruel and the most animalistic terrorism all around the world, we can't have a silly guy.