00:00:34.000To make good choices, and we know what that means.
00:00:37.000I have a feeling many people didn't really heed that warning, but I hope we are all healthy and happy.
00:00:43.000Best wishes moving forward in the new year.
00:00:45.000We are excited on this show, on this network, on America First Media, to continue the fight against the people, the people that are really ruining it for everybody else in the new year.
00:03:24.000It's the biggest story that's really happened for the past two or three weeks.
00:03:28.000Not a whole lot going on, but this, I think, caught everybody by surprise.
00:03:31.000And that is, I think, the most curious and peculiar thing about the protests, which is that there has been no catalyst.
00:03:40.000There was no event, there was no spark which triggered these protests.
00:03:46.000For all the theories about the protests, whether it's in response to the stagnant economy in Iran, if it's in response to government corruption, if it's in response to the dictatorship, the authoritarian nature, the religious fundamentalist government.
00:04:03.000For all the theories about who might be involved, whether it's the Zionists, the Americans, the Saudis, the Emiratis, for everything that everybody's been saying about it, here's the one thing that's missing.
00:04:15.000Here's the one thing why we cannot look at this as organic or grassroots or anything other than astroturfed.
00:04:29.000And if you recall, in 2009, they called this the Green Revolution or the Green Movement.
00:04:34.000In response to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad winning re election in 2009, there were massive protests like they hadn't seen since the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
00:04:45.000And this was, of course, in response to perceived government corruption, perceived impropriety in the election process because everybody had voted for the reformer and Ahmadinejad won.
00:05:40.000People in Iran are angry because they've gotten poor over the past 10 years.
00:05:45.000People in Iran might be angry because the religious laws are too strict.
00:05:50.000You know, that's really dubious, but maybe.
00:05:53.000The problem is what is the reason that hundreds, thousands of people get up out of their homes and protest across the entire country, from the north to the south, from the east to the west, in rural, in urban Iran?
00:06:08.000Why are thousands of people going out and protesting?
00:06:32.000The Arab Spring in 2011, where you had revolutions across the Middle East and North Africa, starting in Tunisia, going to Egypt, then to Libya, then going obviously to Syria and other places.
00:06:43.000What was the catalyst in the Arab Spring?
00:06:49.000It was the self immolation of an anti government activist, set himself on fire, huge public spectacle, famous image.
00:06:57.000As we look at Egypt, we look at Libya, we look at Tunisia, even Syria, and we can see the catalyst.
00:07:03.000We can see why, to some degree, even though there was foreign infiltration, even though of course there was foreign influence, you had an organic grassroots catalyst for why people are going out and protesting.
00:07:16.000Every revolution in the Middle East for 40 years has had a catalyst, every organic revolution.
00:08:01.000Is towing the Iranian government line.
00:08:03.000The media, CNN, Washington Post, New York Times, they're saying that this uprising in Iran is in response to the stagnant economy there, which economic growth has been poor for a long time.
00:08:35.000And if it is happening, it's because of economics.
00:08:37.000That's what the Iranian government is saying.
00:08:39.000The foreign policy establishment, the government, Donald Trump, the politicians, John McCain, Lindsey Graham, who, you know, they've never met a war they didn't like, they're all saying it's for freedom.
00:08:54.000And in both cases, both people are wrong.
00:08:58.000Both of them, I'm just confused as to what the motivations are here.
00:09:02.000And that should raise some questions, a little bit of foreshadowing there.
00:09:06.000Is with the economics, there's no catalyst.
00:09:10.000With the liberation, there's no catalyst.
00:09:12.000And so far, the mainstream media narrative goes that it was initially in response to economics, but then once the government cracked down on the protesters, it became about the government.
00:09:22.000But that just doesn't quite make sense.
00:09:24.000I don't think anybody is going out and protesting for that.
00:09:45.000Number two, you cannot look at what's happening in Iran without considering what's been happening in the broader Middle East for the past year.
00:09:54.000I'm so shocked at people who I think are smart who are calling this all wrong, who are taking it at face value, who see protests and they say, well, what are the protesters saying?
00:10:09.000You look at what's been going on in the Middle East for the past year, and what have we seen?
00:10:14.000We saw Iranian inspired Shiite protests and uprisings in Qatar, in Bahrain.
00:10:21.000We saw Iranian funded and backed Houthi rebels overthrow the government in Yemen, violent civil war in Yemen.
00:10:28.000You see Hezbollah backed by Iran, which is now fighting for the legitimacy of the Lebanese country with the Lebanese government.
00:10:36.000At the same time, you've seen Saudi Arabia counteracting these Iranian measures very aggressively in the past six months.
00:10:43.000Over the summer, you saw the blockadeslash embargo of Qatar, a Gulf country who was accused of praising Iran in like a secret message.
00:10:53.000Their leader was accused by Saudi Arabia of praising Iran in the Qatari owned media.
00:11:00.000You saw very recently the ouster of the Lebanese president who resigned.
00:11:05.000Later, Saudi Arabia was accused of forcing the resignation of the Lebanese prime minister because he was entangled in an anti corruption purge.
00:11:13.000You saw the Saudi regime declare that both Yemen and Lebanon and Saudi Arabia were at war with Saudi Arabia.
00:11:22.000You've seen the eradication of ISIS from both fronts in both Syria and Iraq.
00:11:26.000And so you look at everything that's gone on in the past year, all this unrest, and particularly what's been brewing between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
00:11:36.000And even if you didn't follow all that, the point is not to look at everything there just yet.
00:11:41.000The point is to illustrate that what's happening in Iran cannot be viewed outside the context of this proxy war which has been going on, this Cold War between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
00:11:53.000Anyone who is dismissing allegations or accusations of foreign interference in Iran.
00:12:00.000That this might not be about democracy.
00:12:02.000Maybe it's about the Saudis having their hands in it, maybe the Israelis, maybe even the United States.
00:12:07.000To dismiss that outright, I think belies the context of what's happened for the past year, but really for the past five years between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
00:12:19.000Number two, something has been going on in the Middle East for a long time.
00:12:24.000We're not sure exactly what it is, but you have this turmoil, this unrest in Saudi Arabia with the ascendancy of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
00:12:33.000You have this proxy war spreading throughout the Gulf countries, throughout the greater Middle East, and all these other countries like Lebanon and Syria.
00:12:57.000Now we really start to pull apart the pieces.
00:12:59.000Now that we've accepted, basically, that there's something not right here and there is broader context, let's actually look at what's happened.
00:13:07.000In the past six months, we've seen the rise of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
00:13:13.000Now, if you've been following the politics of Saudi Arabia, a few years ago, the King of Saudi Arabia, King Abdullah, he died, and his brother, King Salman, stepped up and took his place.
00:13:26.000Now, Salman has been a little bit different than Abdullah.
00:13:29.000Abdullah was very conservative, he was very moderate in terms of he didn't want to make too many changes.
00:13:35.000Saudi Arabia became a meme that women couldn't drive there, it was very oppressive.
00:13:41.000Terror, you saw the spread of Wahhabism even in our own country at the behest of this very corrupt country where the king was not really making too many moves to counteract that.
00:13:53.000With the rise of King Salman, you started to see a little bit of change, and that really accelerated when you saw his son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, rise specifically under the reign of President Trump, at least during the time of President Trump's presidency.
00:14:09.000And since Donald Trump got elected, you've seen Jared Kushner and his personal friend, Mohammed bin Salman, they've really been shaking things up.
00:14:18.000We talked about it before, but to go into detail, the Qatari royal family, the House of Thani, was accused of praising Iran, saying they were a great Islamic power in the Middle East.
00:14:29.000Now, that was just a rumor, and that was denied by the Qatari royal family.
00:14:33.000This is a Gulf country that's kind of contended with Saudi Arabia for power in the Arabian Peninsula.
00:14:40.000Saudi Arabia responded by putting them under a complete and total blockade and embargo.
00:14:45.000They got many other countries in the Middle East.
00:15:01.000Iran was sending aid to Qatar because there was fear that Saudi Arabia would go in and invade.
00:15:06.000And that would be such an unprecedented move, very destabilizing.
00:15:10.000That was really the first alarm bell that there was something going on in the Middle East.
00:15:15.000Later on, and this is what inaugurated a series of unrest earlier in the fall.
00:15:20.000You saw the Lebanese prime minister resign.
00:15:23.000And this was something that wasn't covered very much.
00:15:25.000It wasn't talked about very much until later on that weekend, a lot more things started to happen.
00:15:31.000And so, first, the Lebanese prime minister resigned.
00:15:33.000And he said that the reason he was resigning was because Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran, is making it impossible for his government to rule.
00:15:40.000It's making it impossible for him to rule his country.
00:15:44.000And also, pressure from Iran more generally is causing him to step down.
00:15:49.000He stepped down and he fled to Saudi Arabia.
00:15:52.000Later that weekend, massive anti corruption.
00:15:56.000Anti corruption purge in Saudi Arabia headed by the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
00:16:02.000He arrested Al Walid, who was a major player in U.S. politics, in world politics, who owned stake in Twitter, who owned stake in the Four Seasons, which was part of the Four Seasons, or excuse me, the Mandalay Bay Hotel from which Stephen Paddock shot and killed 56 people.
00:16:20.000So, a very, very interesting purge that went on in Saudi Arabia later that week, where a lot of rich people, a lot of global political power brokers, were arrested in that purge by the crown prince.
00:16:32.000It was later revealed by Reuters and the Associated Press that the prime minister of Lebanon, who resigned and later fled to Saudi Arabia, was being kept under house arrest there, and that maybe he resigned at the behest of Mohammed bin Salman, who had caught him up and his companies up in the anti corruption purge, forced the prime minister of Lebanon to resign in order to point the finger at Iran.
00:16:56.000Later that weekend, there was a missile launched from Yemen from Houthi Iranian backed rebels in Yemen To the Riyadh International Airport.
00:17:04.000That's the capital of Saudi Arabia, where the king and the royal family live.
00:17:09.000Now, the regime of Saudi Arabia, the Saudi royal government, said that that was an act of war by Iran.
00:17:16.000That's not something to be taken lightly.
00:17:18.000A missile shot from Iranian backed rebels into Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia said that was an Iranian built missile provided by Iran, and that constitutes an act of war.
00:17:29.000Later that weekend, the Saudi royal government said that Hezbollah in Lebanon was at war.
00:17:36.000And you see all these pieces coming into play here, where Iran has been playing it very aggressively over the past eight years with Barack Obama's president, where their influence has grown in places like Yemen, Qatar, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and other places.
00:17:52.000Now, in the past six months, you see Saudi Arabia combating them on all fronts, where they're now accusing Yemen of directly coordinating with Iran and committing an act of war, where Saudi Arabia is now creating kind of a false flag.
00:18:06.000Political attack enforcing the Lebanese prime minister to resign, saying that Lebanon is at war with Saudi Arabia, Iran is at war with Saudi Arabia, increasing their involvement in the Yemen civil war, blockading ports, causing people to starve.
00:18:23.000And so you really start to see that what's going on in Iran may be an extension of that.
00:18:30.000That's one theory that certainly I think everybody should fully consider.
00:18:34.000When you see what's been going on over the past six months and you see what has preceded, This uprising in Iran, this spontaneous demonstration in Iran, I think it would be ignorant to not look at the very aggressive, very destabilizing effect that the rise of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has had in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East.
00:18:55.000He's been causing it in Lebanon, in Yemen, in Qatar, and all over the place, maybe in Iran as well.
00:19:02.000The other thing to look at is what's been happening in Israel, where they have been playing it very aggressively, not only in the West Bank, but in the Gaza Strip and also in Syria.
00:19:12.000We've seen throughout 2017, or we saw rather throughout 2017, Israel repeatedly launching attacks against Syria, against Hezbollah.
00:19:22.000They say it's Hezbollah, but in Syria, missile attacks, shooting drones out of the sky, planes out of the sky, blowing up munitions depots and everything else in response to a perceived slight in the Golan Heights, where they're drilling for oil, by the way.
00:19:39.000And so that's where the Israeli angle might come into play, where Israel has seen perhaps an opportunity, where Israel is working more closely with Saudi Arabia, where Israel has been extremely expansionist in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
00:19:51.000They now have an American administration, which is not as critical.
00:19:55.000Which is not aiding and abetting Iran actively like the Obama administration was, and where Jerusalem was just named as the capital.
00:20:02.000You have to wonder does that play into it?
00:20:04.000Was that a part of some kind of a deal?
00:20:38.000This guy is a scholar and a very good soldier, really a remarkable man.
00:20:43.000And for the longest time, for as long as I've been alive and looking at the Middle East, Jordan has been stable, has been nonpartisan, really, not really taking part in these controversies and these destabilizing proxy conflicts that have been going on.
00:20:58.000They've accepted a lot of refugees, and that's destabilized them to some extent.
00:21:01.000But generally speaking, the Jordanian king and Jordan as a country has not really taken part in the Israel, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and other kinds of things going on in the Middle East as of late.
00:21:14.000Well, this weekend, we saw the Jordanian king sack two of his close relatives, siblings, from their high military positions in response to what many are reporting was contact between his relatives and his family and the Emiratis and the Saudis, who may have been planning a coup.
00:21:33.000So we factor that into it, and then we factor in a tweet by Donald Trump this morning saying that he would withhold $255 million in foreign aid to Pakistan because they are harboring terrorists.
00:21:48.000Now you got to ask yourself is all of this happening, all of these different things happening at the same time, is that all a coincidence?
00:21:57.000You have the Jordanian king about to be sacked by their ally, Saudi Arabia.
00:22:11.000Who had ever heard of Pakistan in that kind of capacity in the past five years?
00:22:15.000Where you have the ascendancy of this very disruptive, very destabilizing crown prince in Saudi Arabia, where you have the escalation of this proxy conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia, increasingly in alliance with Israel and with cooperation from the United States.
00:22:31.000And we're supposed to believe that a spontaneous demonstration.
00:22:36.000About the price of eggs rising has caused the worst uprising in Iran in eight years?
00:22:43.000You know, I go on that stream of Baked Alaska and Red Elephants the other day, and, you know, I don't know this guy too well, but Vince, he's saying, oh, well, you know, it's organic because the mainstream media isn't covering it.
00:22:55.000And I hear Stefan and some of these other characters out there saying, well, you know, we should support it, and Iran is very oppressive, it might be good.
00:23:18.000Something very serious is going on where it is looking like, and this was a big LARP, it looked like on poll.
00:23:27.000If you saw on poll a couple of weeks ago, or not weeks, months ago now, but there was someone who claimed to be on poll a little while back that they had this very high security clearance and they were warning about this old coalition of Barack Obama cooperating with Iran, cooperating with Pakistan, and elements in the Saudi royal family.
00:23:48.000And that Donald Trump, with the help of Mohammed bin Salman and some of these other actors, is working to displace them, is working to combat them, and I guess purge them, purge this international criminal cartel, I suppose, from power.
00:24:04.000And it's looking like that's holding truth to some extent, in the sense that it's not totally, it's not about ideology.
00:24:12.000What we're seeing is not about ideology.
00:24:14.000What we're seeing is not even about state actors.
00:24:18.000When you look at Saudi Arabia, that's the best example of it, where.
00:24:23.000Somebody who doesn't really know too much about that country might say, well, you know, Saudi Arabia, they've been doing deals with Barack Obama and they continue to do deals with Donald Trump.
00:24:33.000They supported ISIS, but now they're combating ISIS.
00:24:36.000People might see that as a contradiction.
00:24:38.000But there are these different elements in the Saudi royal family.
00:24:41.000It looks like there's a lot of friction here.
00:24:43.000Whereas Al Walid, who was arrested in the anti corruption purge, was a sponsor and a benefactor of Barack Obama and of Hillary Clinton, now arrested by Mohammed bin Salman, who came out of nowhere.
00:24:54.000Where Pakistan, who is a longtime ally of the United States, gets lots of money in foreign aid, now is getting their foreign aid withheld.
00:25:05.000I don't think we have all the information, but I think we have enough information.
00:25:10.000We have enough of, I guess, kind of this indirect knowledge of what's going on behind the scenes to say that there's so much more than meets the eyes here.
00:26:02.000We don't know who the protesters are, who they're backed by, why they're doing this, what the end game is.
00:26:09.000I was reading in Israeli state media that this probably will not challenge the Iranian regime in the immediate short term, but in the long term, it may undermine the credibility of the president and the clerical establishment.
00:27:19.000The media is towing the Iranian government line, and therefore I support it.
00:27:24.000And then the other half is saying, well, the Zionists are supporting it, and the Zionists are speaking out for the protesters, and therefore I'm against the protesters.
00:27:32.000But nobody, nobody is looking at what's been happening on the ground.
00:27:36.000Nobody is following the money, following the guns, the attacks, and everything else.
00:27:42.000You have to put all these pieces together.
00:27:46.000If maybe this is not unlike what happened in Syria in April, where what happened in Syria in April, if you recall, April of 2017, where Donald Trump launched 52 missiles against the Syrian regime.
00:28:02.000They blew up an airport in Homs, Syria, I believe it was.
00:28:07.000And everybody said, we're going to war with Syria.
00:28:10.000A lot of the rhetoric you heard about Syria earlier in 2017, you're hearing about Iran now.
00:28:15.000That everything we're hearing about, Iran now is what we heard about Iraq in 2003.
00:28:21.000People are saying the same about these protests in Iran.
00:29:12.000Kushner's controlled the administration.
00:29:14.000And it turned out that if you looked at what actually happened, the missile strike in Syria.
00:29:19.000Made no difference, no tactical difference, no strategic difference, no diplomatic difference.
00:29:25.000Not even Russia, not even Syria penalized the U.S. in any significant way.
00:29:31.000And if you recall, the military base was up and operational within 24 hours after they were hit with 52 missiles.
00:29:39.000And it turned out that if you also saw what happened at Mar a Lago, Donald Trump was hosting President Xi Jinping of China for the first face to face bilateral negotiations of his presidency.
00:29:49.000And you saw his rhetoric on North Korea.
00:29:51.000And it fell in line that basically what happened in Syria in April was kabuki political theater to deter North Korea.
00:29:58.000It was to say, Syria used chemical weapons and I will strike them with a missile.
00:30:03.000And essentially indirectly saying to North Korea and a little bit more to China that if North Korea uses weapons of mass destruction, we will do the same thing to them.
00:30:13.000That was a show of force and ended up being this grand strategic play in the Pacific theater and not in the Middle East.
00:30:20.000And I can't help but wonder if maybe something similar is going on here.
00:30:27.000I can't help but wonder if perhaps that is the play because I can't see how, again, for the people that are saying Donald Trump is going to war in Iran, I cannot fathom how Donald Trump could be anti war his entire life.
00:30:43.000The guy's been anti war for 40 years, he was against the Iraq war from the beginning, from 2003.
00:30:51.000That's when it was going well before it turned into the war from hell, before it turned into our second Vietnam, before it turned into a disaster.
00:30:58.000And then it got better, and then it turned into ISIS.
00:31:15.000I think what he is doing is he's echoing a lot of the sentiments by the foreign policy establishment, by the John McCain's, the Lindsey Graham's.
00:31:52.000A protest that went from not challenging the Iranian regime to an existential threat to the Iranian regime?
00:31:59.000Donald Trump's emboldening is not going to make that difference.
00:32:02.000So, what he is doing, in my vision, and this is what I tend to believe, whether it's astroturfed or not, Donald Trump is paying lip service to the protesters, lip service to the foreign policy establishment.
00:32:28.000If he can create that effect without blowing anybody up, without spending any money, actually saving money, withholding foreign aid, making these plays, and he can create that pressure on Iran, who has been very not good with their nuclear deal, who's been very naughty in the Middle East, fomenting unrest.
00:32:46.000Building military bases south of Damascus.
00:32:49.000If he could put that pressure on North Korea, who has just said that they have their nuclear arsenal completed, on China, who has still been shipping oil to North Korea, that's a very good thing.
00:33:04.000A year ago, you know, now it seems like it was common sense for me to make that call, but you could not believe on that night, I believe it was April 13th of 2017, when you had.
00:33:17.000The missile strike going out, you had the chemical weapons, and Donald Trump comes out and says, they crossed the red line, they'll pay the price.
00:33:24.000And everybody from left to right was saying there's going to be war.
00:33:28.000And either they were really in favor of it, yeah, you know, you punish those people who use chemical weapons, or they were really against it.
00:33:55.000Look who was intended to show force against.
00:33:57.000And you see what's been going on with Donald Trump, particularly between him and Iran.
00:34:03.000And I think it's not so much about regime change or democracy.
00:34:07.000I think it's a lot more about the nuclear deal between the United States and Iran and a lot more about North Korea and China.
00:34:16.000Because if you recall, Donald Trump just tweeted out this week that China was caught shipping oil to North Korea and they refused to stop shipping oil to North Korea.
00:34:25.000North Korea says they've completed their nuclear arsenal and Kim Jong un has a red button on his desk to blow up the United States.
00:34:35.000It doesn't appear that they're budging or moving towards any kind of consolation, reconciliation with the United States.
00:34:42.000Iran, who has been doing fake missile tests but violating the spirit of the nuclear deal, which Donald Trump refused to certify a couple of weeks ago.
00:34:51.000I think what you're seeing in Iran with Donald Trump emboldening these protests is perhaps a protest that will go nowhere and Donald Trump paying lip service to it in order to inspire fear and pressure his other adversaries.
00:35:07.000I'm not going to, you know, for people that are going to say Nick is a shill, Nick is a Zionist, Nick is Bill Mitchell, Nick is this or that.
00:35:13.000I think if you look at everything that's going on, I think if you look at Donald Trump in particular, at our country in particular, whether or not Israel or Saudi Arabia is hell bent on overthrowing the Iranian regime, I think if you look at Donald Trump, I think that's the best guess.
00:35:29.000I think that's taking everything into account is that maybe Israel is, excuse me, astroturfing these protests.
00:35:37.000Maybe Saudi Arabia has something to do with it.
00:35:39.000I think Donald Trump is going to keep us out.
00:35:42.000I don't think we'll go to war with Iran.
00:36:08.000On a pretty solid background of what's been happening in the region and also what President Trump has undertaken, what his style is and his ideology and his actions this year.
00:36:18.000So, with that out of the way, we will look at your questions in the live chat.
00:36:22.000We will look at your questions, comments.
00:37:28.000But I wanted to watch Black Mirror the other night because, you know, I've been watching the trailers on YouTube for a while and I thought, you know, I don't know.
00:37:50.000Television, Netflix, they don't even care if you know what's going on.
00:37:55.000And what that tells us is that they are so confident in the brainwashing, they're so confident in the conditioning that they can show people exactly what they're doing, exactly the plan, everything, and people will refuse to believe their own eyes and their own family members.
00:38:25.000If you're not convinced that black people are committing more crime and maybe there's something going on there, you can't convince these people.
00:38:35.000And, you know, take that for what you will.
00:38:37.000But this group of people that the left is creating, conditioning, brainwashing, cultivating these protesters, these feminists, these people that show up with their little.
00:39:13.000Every show, every show, from that new cartoon they put out, which is sexualizing young children, to Bill Nye the Science Goy, which is like, what is it?
00:39:22.000It's smoke weed, have sex with strangers.
00:39:56.000I defended him for a long time, but we are rapidly approaching a point where people on the alt light have ceased being useful.
00:40:06.000What has happened with the alt right is.
00:40:08.000Is people in this movement have forced the issue on these people, which has actually been pretty effective.
00:40:13.000They forced the issue on very particular things where the alt-right could be kind of coy about it before, where they could kind of pay it like indirect lip service.
00:40:43.000Their Truman Show boat has hit the painting, so to speak.
00:40:47.000And so Paul Nealon is a perfect example of this, who says, you know what, look, I have no problem with Jews, but there comes a point when many people in this country are putting Israeli interests ahead of American interests.
00:41:00.000There comes a point in this country where white people are getting the crap kicked out of them, and that same standard isn't applied to Jewish people.
00:41:07.000And that's something that you're not allowed to say on Breitbart, that was founded in Israel.
00:41:11.000That's not something you're allowed to say on Rebel Media, run by Ezra Levant, right?
00:41:20.000As he's on this warpath, counter punching and going against these people, he's drawing more and more people to take a side, and they're showing their true colors.
00:41:31.000And it's at the point, Millennial Matt said a very smart thing yesterday on that stream with Baked Alaska.
00:41:37.000He said, I don't care if you're not attacking Paul Nealon, if you're not endorsing Paul Nealon, if you're not retweeting Paul Nealon, if you're not talking about him, we're done with you too.
00:42:46.00083% of first generation Hispanic immigrants support big government.
00:42:50.000And it goes down slightly for every generation.
00:42:53.000I believe it's something like 75% for second generation and something like 65%.
00:42:58.000For third generation, or maybe it's in the 50s, but every generation from first, second, and third generation Hispanics, they all support big government by a 20 or more margin than the general population.
00:43:11.000That's the majority of immigrants that are coming here.
00:43:15.000Upwards of 15 million Mexicans coming to the country since the Hart Cellar Act passed in 1965, and their kids and so on, and they're going to vote for big government.
00:43:49.000You would have more votes, you would win more states with a marginal increase in our share of the white vote than you would in a dramatic increase in the share of the Hispanic vote.
00:44:10.000Mexico was a one party state from the time of their revolution in the early 20th century until the year 2000, when actually it was Vicente Fox.
00:44:21.000He was the first one who ran, who wasn't a part of the one party state that ran Mexico for 100 years.
00:44:27.000But Mexico was a one party state for 100 years.
00:44:34.000Socialist place that they're coming from.
00:44:36.000You think they're going to come in from these banana republics and they're going to start voting for Ralph Waldo Emerson, for Henry David Thoreau and self reliance?
00:45:05.000When you had Italians coming in and Irish coming in and Germans coming in and Eastern Europeans, Russians were a big ethnic group coming in in the turn of the century.
00:45:16.000They were coming in, but they were integrating into a massive population of people who had been there since the founding of the country.
00:45:24.000So that's a big difference you're talking about.
00:45:27.000Liberals like to say, oh, well, in the 20th century, you had Irish and Italians and Russians and Slavs coming in, and even had Chinese coming in and building the railroads.
00:45:38.000It is all the difference in the world between maybe you have some people coming in and they integrate into a vast majority who had been here since 1790 and making it so that the vast majority is first generation immigrants.
00:47:05.000Hope that's a little bit tongue in cheek.
00:47:07.000But on the subject of the Christian Appalachian Project, we raised, I don't have the exact number in front of me, but I was looking at the analytics the other day, and I believe it was just over $1,500.
00:47:18.000So we raised a pretty nice sum $1,500 for the poor, the needy.
00:47:25.000Needy maybe has bad connotations, but I mean, people in need.
00:47:28.000In Appalachia, and we will be delivering that check to them as soon as Google releases those funds, I believe in the middle of the month.
00:47:38.000But big thank you to everybody that donated in December.
00:47:41.000All those proceeds will be going to the CAP, and that's a very good thing.
00:47:45.000Hopefully, they will have it, it'll be a nice Christmas surprise for them.
00:47:50.000Bill Raffi says, What about Paul Nealon, though?
00:47:53.000Well, we did a whole show about him last week, and we've had him on the show.
00:47:59.000And like I said, on the Cernovich question, Paul Nealon, he is transforming right wing politics.
00:48:05.000He is at the frontier of how far we can push what we've discovered together in the past couple of years with the rise of the alt right.
00:48:16.000He is a pioneer in taking this message from the internet and turning it into something that could have real, tangible results, electoral, legislative results.
00:53:08.000He will go out there and say Sandy Hook was a hoax, but he won't go out there and endorse Paul Nealon.
00:53:13.000He'll go out there and say 9 11 was some kind of a conspiracy, but he won't say that Israel is exerting undue influence over our government.
00:53:26.000You know, if you are going to go out there, And you're going to discredit us with these wacky conspiracy theories, which, you know, some of them may have some credence, but I mean, you get what I'm saying.
00:53:36.000If he thinks that he's going after Israel, that's going to harm him or harm his movement, but he'll go out and say this other wacky stuff.
00:53:43.000You know, obviously something else is going on there.
00:53:46.000So people like that, I disavow completely.
00:53:49.000Steve Bannon, you have to look at it like what he's trying to accomplish, which is he's trying to raise millions of dollars to run candidates for the Senate and the House.
00:53:59.000He's going to need Jewish money, unfortunately.
00:54:01.000That's how the game is played right now.
00:54:35.000Excuse me, name me the billionaire benefactor that's going to bankroll the America First Legislative Revolution of 2018, and I'll say he's a shill, he's a hypocrite.
00:54:45.000However, that is what he's trying to accomplish.
00:54:49.000Is it worth Steve Bannon giving Paul Nealon his endorsement and sacrificing lots of good candidates who could get us ending chain migration, build the wall, and on and on?
00:56:05.000We wish he would do it a different way.
00:56:06.000But given the context, given everything he has to lose, given some of these other things going on, I think he has to make it clear to his donors that he has no connection whatsoever to Neil and he did kind of help Neil and out.
00:57:58.000You're not going to hear it anywhere else.
00:58:00.000So, A lot more of that to come in 2018.
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