Episode 2451： Davos： The Oscars For The Globalist Empire
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Summary
On today's show, Stephen K. Beck is joined by special guest Eli Crane to discuss the debt ceiling crisis and the media's role in it. He also talks about the "Great Awakening" and why Davos is so obsessed with it.
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Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
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You're just not going to free shot all these networks lying about the people.
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I know you've tried to do everything in the world to stop that,
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but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
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And where do people like that go to share the big line?
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I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
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Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
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If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
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I think to have a platform where all stakeholders of global society are engaged,
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governments, business, civil societies, the young generation, and I could go on,
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I think is the first step to meet all the challenges.
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Instead of reaching out to the very extreme members of the far right,
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if Kevin McCarthy wanted to strike a deal with the moderate members of the Democratic Party.
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It's not something, quite frankly, Speaker Pelosi was wont to do, reach across the aisle.
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And I think as we've seen the nation pushing us ever more towards moderation and towards bipartisanship with these tight, tight groups of people.
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I mean, the Senate was 50-50 in the last cycle.
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We had a very slim majority for Democrats, now a very slim majority for Republicans.
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And yet, when you don't have speakers reaching across the aisle, you have them beholden to the extremes of the party,
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which is, I think, bad for the country and bad for the moderate center.
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So, if McCarthy chooses to continue moving forward with these extremists, you know, I'm very concerned about the debt ceiling
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and what that might mean for our ability to raise it.
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However, I think there will be opportunities for all of us in the House to work together to make sure that the must-pass legislation gets passed.
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And I think that could be really good for Congress and really good for the country.
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Good morning, extreme members of the far right.
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Do you ever figure out why Davos is so obsessed and the mainstream media is so obsessed with you, this audience?
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In the awakening, the great awakening, obviously we have a spiritual great awakening going on,
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but it's also a great awakening of the deplorables in MAGA, of exactly what the power and the leverage that you actually have.
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And what I mean by that is that's what Mickey Sherrill, I think she's Naval Academy, helicopter pilot from, I think, New Jersey.
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There's nothing moderate at all about the Democrat Party, nothing.
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Their social platform is the most radical extreme platform ever.
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She votes in party line with Pelosi all the time.
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These people are absolute radicals, and they understand that the only way they keep this con going is the parents have to increase the credit card.
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But everything you're hearing out of Davos right now, it's all, man, hey, the economy, I think it's coming back.
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We've got climate change, these polycrisis, but, man, we've got the economy is going to just roar back.
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And China, Li He, who I know extremely well, he was the lead negotiator for the Chinese on the deals, on the lighthizer deal that cratered,
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and then the skinny deal that we got done right when Li He and his contingent came over here after they knew, when the CCP knew that they had a COVID crisis over there that came here in January of 2020, that was Li He.
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But he's telling us China's back, and we want to be part of the international community, and it's got to be globalization, globalization, globalization.
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So they're completely freaked out about populism.
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They're completely freaked out about nationalism.
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They're completely freaked out at every level, at every level about the deplorables in MAGA, in America First, actually saying, mm-mm, not going to do that anymore,
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and particularly the debt ceiling, all these big issues, and sprinkling the 20, you know, the honorable 20, the heroic 20,
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and, of course, the magnificent six are being rewarded with major, major, major committee assignments, and that's even freaking them out more.
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You've got Eli, the great Eli Crane is on Homeland Security, which will be the lead of the impeachment of Majorca.
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I mean, you couldn't make up, he's like Santos.
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If you were in Hollywood and pitched these characters in a meeting with film executives, they'd throw you out of the room.
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You know, Santos is Zelig meets Forrest Gump meets the talented Mr. Ripley, right?
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That's what we call him, the talented Mr. Santos, right?
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Now he's killing dogs this morning on Morning Joe.
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And, of course, you've got Klaus Schwab, who's a Bond villain, to master the future.
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You notice when he goes through the list of the stakeholders, you notice he doesn't say deployment.
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And we're negating a lot, all the madness, including the Ukraine war, this massive, the $300 trillion that you did for your Great Reset and Build Back Better, right?
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With all this happy news, of course, Microsoft announced today biggest layoffs in the company's history, 10,000 good-paying, high-tech jobs gone.
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Steve Cortez reminds me, biggest layoff Goldman Sachs has ever had.
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And their numbers came out last night, horrible miss, because expenses out of control, bad bet on consumer.
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There's more to come in finance and big tech, more to come, and many more layoffs.
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The only thing that can hurt us is these extremists on the debt ceiling.
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Let's go to Davos, where it's all happening, the railhead of this madness.
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Noor, can you give us an update on really the day two of the work there?
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Yes, the first thing I'd like to say in response to what you were just saying in your monologue,
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They are terrified of a return to the 1776 spirit.
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This is exactly what they're trying to destroy, because what the Founding Fathers stood for
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is the exact antithesis of what the globalists are working so hard to implement for humanity.
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They bring in this panel of ANOs, as I call them, the Americans in name only,
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to talk about what's going on in terms of politics in the U.S.
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and the theme, you know, I mean, the title for the panel was America on, you know, in
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parenthesis bound, and they're talking about the state of politics there and how you have
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Anyone who doesn't adhere to this agenda are extremists, and the messaging has just been
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repeated ad nauseum for the past few years, and they even manufacture things such as insurrections
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in order to justify pushing this narrative onto the people.
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And apart from that side note of that specific panel, all the panels that have been taking
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place so far very much center around what we've been discussing the last couple of days around
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And that goes hand in hand with climate change, which is the children horses I mentioned, which
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will enable them, thanks to all the advances in technology, the Internet of Things, 5G progress
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in the science of metrology, that will allow them to measure everything, everywhere, at all times.
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And they have then these different panels that go into this, the nitty gritty of the implementation
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of such a system whereby we would all be hooked on a grid, but as I mentioned, with a very big
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So the different panels range from mastering new energy economics, decarbonization, infrastructure
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for a clean energy economy, bending the emissions curve.
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And all of this is tied in further with twinning energy with digital, building momentum towards
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So this is very much the rollout of the different ways or the different angles through which they
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will implement such a system whereby everything is just digitized.
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And I'm repeating myself from the previous days, but really climate change is what they're going
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Nor, your reporting yesterday and the day before was dead spot on.
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Today on all media, they're connecting also climate change and others with mental health,
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and particularly mental health of younger people.
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Are they that blatant over there as mental health?
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Because I know they've got climate change and kind of our savior is going to be AI.
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But they're also getting into this mental health thing all day today, kind of carpet bombing
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Is that also a big element, as you reported before, that you're seeing this whole issue
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There's a specific panel today dedicated on that very topic.
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And this goes hand in hand on a larger scale with the whole demoralization, brainwashing techniques
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of the 20th century, these mass psychological operations that they launch on the population.
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It's very obvious with the example of climate change.
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They've essentially brainwashed our generation to be so terrified about this so-called climate
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They use fear as the mechanism to then voice these policies on a willing population who are
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just so terrified that they'll accept these savior-like propositions that they put forward.
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Again, the same playbook, problem, reaction, solution, and climate change, just as a so-called
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You know, that gets to your first point about the spirit of 1776.
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If anything, from the spirit of 1776, that one-third of Americans that really were patriots
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and fought, it's not simply liberty and freedom.
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It's the grit and cussedness and determination that you're going to take on all odds to do that.
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And they come at you with all these massive, whether it's a pandemic, whether it's a poly
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crisis, whether it's climate crisis, and all the young people are somehow got to be on
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some sort of drug because they're completely depressed.
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Is that the spirit of 1776 they're trying to crush?
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And I come back, you know, to my letter to America, where I specifically talked about
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this point where they captured so many aspects of our society, modes of communication, education
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system, and it just breaks my heart when I see, you know, these younger generations of Americans
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But that is exactly by design because an uninformed population is a population that is easily
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And we are all, I mean, the population at large has just been lulled in this complacency
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and apathy and just willingness to accept these measures without knowing that they're signing
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themselves up to the slaughterhouse because we are completely uneducated.
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Again, we come back to the topics of education, but precisely as well censorship and the stranglehold
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And this as well is a very important theme here at Davos throughout the week with panels
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on disinformation and distrust to share the titles of two of those, The Clear and Present
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Danger of Disinformation, which took place yesterday with, you know, Brian Stelter.
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And then there's another one called Disrupting Distrust.
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So shaping narratives and controlling narratives is a major theme as well this week because
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we did such a good job, those of us who are calling out these machinations over the past
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few years, as we mentioned the other day, to the point where they're changing the nomenclature
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that we can for sure expect further efforts to crack down on our speech.
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And this, I don't know who, which Eino was it yesterday who was talking about free speech
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and how we have to curb Munchkin or Munchkin or Munchkin, Munchkin we should call him, I
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And no, free speech is absolutely the cornerstone and what will save us.
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So that's why I'm fighting so hard for America, because you are the blocker to the globalist
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I know it's cold, but just hang on for one second.
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We have Larry Alex Taunton in Davos and, of course, Steve Cortez.
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...room and the news publishing perspective, and then we'll work our way toward some of the
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How does this discussion of disinformation relate to everything else happening here today
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Well, first, thanks for having me as part of this conversation.
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As you can imagine, this is something I really care deeply about.
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So I think if you look at this question of disinformation, I think it maps basically to every other major
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challenge that we are grappling with this society, and particularly the most existential among them.
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So disinformation and the broader set of misinformation, conspiracy, propaganda, clickbait, you know,
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the broader mix of bad information that's corrupting the information ecosystem.
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And once you see trust decline, what you then see is societies start to fracture.
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And so you see people fracture along tribal lines, and that immediately undermines pluralism.
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And the undermining of pluralism is probably the most dangerous thing that can happen to
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So I think if you're spending this week thinking about the health of democracies and democratic
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erosion, I think it's really important to work your way back up to where this starts.
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And now, as media is reporting, we control all the important committees.
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OK, and we're in fifth generation warfare, or as the Chinese Communist Party calls it, unrestricted
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This is the psyops, information war, cyber part of that war.
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This is the way we also cut the defense budget with economic warfare.
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You can cut $100 billion out of the defense budget.
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Steve Cortez, Brian Stelter, a long way from Towson State to now the Harvard Politics Institute.
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That little kind of Humpty Dumpty is resurrected himself at Davos leading at disinformation.
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But for the audience, for the audience in particular, what I want you to do is go back to impeachment,
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to pandemic, what you've watched and listened to the last couple of years.
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You're thinking adults, weigh and measure what you hear in the war room and about all the
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topics we talk about and how the mainstream media covers it.
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You talk about disinformation, misinformation, and clown information.
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And, you know, who knew, right, that we would need Davos to resurrect and bring back the
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And by the way, the audacity of Stelter and then the editor of the New York Times,
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Salzberger, to be talking to us, to be lecturing us about the truth from news organizations,
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For example, among the many hoaxes that they have perpetrated for years, the entire Russia
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hoax fiasco, one gigantic lie that continued throughout the Trump presidency, which was
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inflicted on the American people, largely by those very corrupt institutions and those
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And by the way, speaking of anyone who uses the term disinformation or misinformation,
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Because that is somebody who is trying to force narrative down your throat, and they're going
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to use the guise of supposedly cleansing the information highway to do it.
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By the way, speaking of lack of trust in media, if we can show chart number one, I want to show
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This is a poll from Gallup that goes back 50 years, all the way to the early 1970s.
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Do you have trust in corporate media, in mainstream media?
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That number has been cascading lower for decades.
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The number of people who say they have a great deal of trust in media, 50 years ago, it was
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That is the top line, the darkest green line there on the chart.
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The lower line, the dotted one at the bottom there, that's sort of the lime green line,
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people saying that they have no trust, none, in media.
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It is now 38%, more than six times higher, who say they have no trust in the corporate
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It is great news for your show, though, because it shows why your show is so badly needed,
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I travel a lot everywhere I go, all over the United States.
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Strangers introduce themselves to me and immediately start talking about how important this show,
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the War Room, is to them and how proud they are to be part of the War Room posse.
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So you are doing great work in a field that is, unfortunately, entirely corrupted, basically,
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All we have is a platform we provide for some of the smartest commentators, analysts, and
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I take it the minions of Davos, the Grand Dunes.
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Davos, man, is lapping this up nonstop on the narrative that the extremists, that the
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MAGA extremists are, what did Salzberger say with knitted brow, this misinformation and
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disinformation is the core of every major issue today, ma'am?
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Listen, all these people get the red carpet rolled out to them.
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And as I said yesterday, they're all drunk on their scraps of power.
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But for sure, especially Americans who are actively working against their own country in favor of
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helping push the globalist agenda, they are being treated very well here, much better than
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independent journalists calling out the globalist machinations and speaking badly in their eyes
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To that point, speaking again about the ANOs and the panel they had yesterday, I mean,
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they were so unhinged and that Salazar woman was so unhinged, how she was speaking about
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Americans and how they should keep bankrolling this manufactured crisis in Ukraine, like without
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any limits because, you know, she's from Cuba and so understands something about communism,
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But the thing that I just want to say to wrap up and more in general terms is that here at
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the WEF, there's one thing that we have to understand is that they, with the capture of
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all the information ecosystem, as they mentioned on the panel yesterday, they are using the illusion
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of openness and transparency to push controlled change while quelling public distrust.
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And so everything about the disinformation and misinformation industry, as they've coined it,
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is about just keeping the naive public uninformed so that they just can keep pushing their control
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No, what they feed off of is low information voters.
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And that's why we, in the show, we try to pump out as much information, the immersive experience
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If you get the information, you will understand how they kind of control you and quite frankly,
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how to basically crush you economically so they can live better.
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Nor, I know you're putting stuff up all day long.
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And we'll try and get you back on the evening show.
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And this is something that the founding fathers understood perfectly well, how important and
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how much of a cornerstone free speech was for precisely that reason.
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So my handle, both on Getter and Twitter, is at Norville Mottin.
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We're going to get to Salazar after the break because I know you've got a particular, we
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only, we could only get a small clip of her madness, but it was, it was, it was a beautiful
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Let's go to Larry Alex Taunton, who's also there with Fixed Point.
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Larry, you wrote some great pieces over at Daily Wire in the lead up to this about Klaus Schwab
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in the, in the, in all of Davos and what they're trying to do with the World Economic Forum.
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Has actually being there in person lived up to your expectations?
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I mean, on the one hand, I mean, this, this kind of reminds me of that old Bond movie,
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And you have, you have, you know, Kojak, Telly Savalas, you know, petting the cat high in
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You know, it's, it's just a ski town like any other ski town that you would find, a
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little ski village that you would find scattered throughout the Alps and, uh, and the Pyrenees.
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However, um, you know, kind of what's disappointing when you get here is that it's, you know, it's,
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it doesn't quite live up to your, your, all of your expectations.
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And yet, getting here, Steve, I immediately understood a few things that I, that I just
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And one of those things is why the John Carey's and the, you know, Gretchen Whitmer's and, you
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And you realize that it's because here, where they're not popular at home, I don't know that
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they could, you know, attract flies, you know, at a, uh, you know, at a luncheon, you know,
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I mean, this is the Oscars for globalist politicians.
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And you, you sense that when you're here because you have all these young people, you know, walking
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around with their, their, uh, world economic forum swag and wearing hats and say things like,
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you know, silly things like I'm a global citizen, you know, and, and, and this kind of thing.
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And they're all trying to get a look at these people who are part of the globalist pantheon.
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And, you know, those are, those are just things that you, you were not going to perceive from
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We're going to talk about the economy, big news coming out of there in the capital markets.
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It is the Oscars of globalization as the, as the, uh, economist tells us, which is the,
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uh, the trade magazine for Davos, the world economic forum.
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They're nervous because globalization is coming apart.
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Because of populism, nationalism, America first.
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Uh, people want the manufacturing jobs back here.
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Of course, we're going to fight tooth and nail in that every day.
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They have control and have money and lots of it.
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That's the whole thing about the death ceiling.
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Because not only we need those hands, like the Congress, like us, a senator was saying,
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but we need to also give dignity to those people who are in the country.
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We're talking about 13, 15 million people who are most of them Hispanics.
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I would say 85% who speak my language, look like me and sound like me,
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that are contributing with the economy of this country, and they live in the shadows.
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So it's time to seal the border, like she said, put order, let's see who comes in and who doesn't,
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That means to include them and make them dignified members of our community.
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You ought to get the math right if you're going to talk.
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Steve Cortez, you've been at the tip of the spear on this.
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She is a particular burr under your saddle, sir.
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Yes, she is, because she claims to represent the Hispanic citizens of the United States,
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and she does not, because Hispanic citizens, contrary to media narrative,
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contrary to the musings of Representative Salazar,
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we are not soft on border issues or soft on migration.
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The tens of millions of Hispanic citizens of this country
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who came to this country overwhelmingly by legal means,
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we are just as interested, just as committed to border security
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and to the integrity of the sovereignty of the United States
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as any other ethnicity, as any other race in the United States.
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The fact that Salazar is a Republican is really a disgrace.
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It's also a disgrace that she comes from the great state of Florida.
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Florida has given us such amazing Republican America first leaders,
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from the fantastic governor, the best governor in America, Ron DeSantis,
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to representatives like Byron Donalds and Matt Gaetz.
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It's a state, the Sunshine State, has blessed this country with amazing elected officials.
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And then we turn to Salazar, somebody who needs to be primary.
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Look, she always prioritizes illegal migrants who trespassed into this country.
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The reality is those illegal migrants are competing in the labor market
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unlawfully and unjustly against American citizens
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and thereby depressing wages in an era where we are suffering from 21 straight months
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of declining real wages because of the inflation and low growth crisis
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but it's a particularly pernicious and awful idea
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in a time of intense economic anxiety for working class people in this country.
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Remember, she's the one who had a disastrous interview with Tucker Carlson
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after she called for the U.S. to directly militarily intervene
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which would end us up in World War III in a hot second,
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That's why she's over in Davos spewing nonsense to fellow globalists
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rather than protecting and advancing and advocating
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for the prerogatives of American citizens from her district.
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The power of this show, we had Gallagher, who is going to,
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you know, Gallagher is, and I've got a lot of questions about Gallagher,
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but too much of a neocon, a little bit too much Tom Cotney.
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And, you know, he's going to head the China panel
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And, you know, we highlighted in the show on our getter,
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The reason that, and I want to go to Larry Alex Taunton,
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The people you're seeing there are backbenchers here
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and they really kind of, they don't get a lot of coverage
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because quite frankly, what they try to sell here is not sellable.
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But they go to Davos and you see these backbenchers
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and they're treated like rock stars and given big platforms.
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That, you know, that Americans are all in on globalization.
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And you can see that they're leaning into, you know,
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You know, the warmth reception that they receive here
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But, you know, there's another element to this, Steve,
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and I really enjoyed, appreciated what Noor had to say earlier
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But, you know, there are almost 3,000 attendees.
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And I became very interested with the young people that you see,
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and having conversations with some of the panelists
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who are on, you know, some of the less premier stages.
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discussing globalization and artificial intelligence
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And it fascinated me because what you hear from them,
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and again, not really identifying myself or my own agenda,
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that is here to worship the same pantheon that they do.
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with, you know, the kind of, you know, nonsense rhetoric
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And if you want to be a real insider, by the way,
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you know, at the next soiree you attend with globalists,
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And as they say it, you know, off the German tongue,
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who are all using the language of globalization,
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the sustainability of that, and so on and so forth.
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you know, do you have any skepticism about the use of AI?
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How about population, you know, reduction of population?
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That's when they begin to speak in hushed tones.
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And they begin to acknowledge some of their own misgivings
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about what the World Economic Forum stands for.
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And when you start, you start really pushing them on points like,
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but seldom do they make it into the main sessions.
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But everybody knows that really is the driving force
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And some of these young people who are hangers-on,
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because those are the people who are being seduced
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They don't understand what secular utopianism really is,
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and that all of this nonsense has been tried before.
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And you understand why the World Economic Forum
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And it's because they've really ignored the humanities,
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You know, Klaus Schwab is a precision engineer.
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They're trained in the technology of high tech.
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from the moral core of the Judeo-Christian West.
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That is really the buzzword that they often use