00:01:26.140That would be great if we did this by the 21st, he's coming to 20th, that'd be nice, not imperative, but it would be very nice to have it done. It's pretty, pretty amazing to do it that quickly. Thank you all very much. Go have a good time. I think it's a, it's a great, it's a great story. And these people are a big part of that. So all these workers, I've watched them from windows and they are working at six in the morning till 12 o'clock in the night. Same thing.
00:01:56.140with the military complex right over here they're working from 6 6 30 in the morning is late
00:02:02.460if they get at 6 30 that's like almost late and they work till 11 30 12 o'clock every night that's
00:02:08.600why you see that's why you see it going up so fast and so so properly but i want to give a lot
00:02:14.300of credit to the construction crews because there's nobody like them there's nobody like
00:02:18.680great job you've done fantastic thank you everybody very much thank you are you exchanging
00:02:24.360I CAN'T TELL YOU THAT, BUT I GET ALONG WITH HIM, AND YOU KNOW WHAT, THE FACT THAT I GET
00:02:31.700ALONG WITH HIM, THAT'S A GOOD THING, NOT A BAD THING, HE HAS 57 VERY POWERFUL NUCLEAR
00:02:36.800WEAPONS, SHOULD HAVE NEVER ALLOWED IT TO HAPPEN, THEY SHOULD HAVE NEVER ALLOWED IT,
00:02:41.460IF I WERE PRESIDENT I WOULDN'T HAVE ALLOWED IT, BUT HE'S GOT THEM, I GET ALONG WITH HIM0.56
00:02:44.760VERY WELL, CAN'T LET IRAN HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON, AND I KNOW KIM JUNG HUN VERY WELL,
00:02:50.020and he's going to be fine as long as we have a smart president he's going to be fine if we have0.98
00:02:57.440a dumb president then he's probably not going to be so fine yeah we had a very good conversation0.98
00:03:10.960with the prime minister last night and we've come to a deal with canada as you know the 50%1.00
00:03:17.340tariffs across the board were going on against Canada today and they called
00:03:22.260yesterday and they gave us the point so we had to have very fair deal for both
00:03:26.660the tariffs will be non-existent for our farmers our farmers were paying
00:03:31.680tremendous tariffs into Canada and those tariffs are going to be totally
00:03:37.160viscerated down to zero we're doing certain things we give me got to give
00:03:44.920something and we're doing certain things they were paying a high number we're reducing it a little
00:03:48.980bit it's good for everybody but our farmers are going to be thrilled our manufacturers are going
00:03:53.800to be thrilled and basically we have no tariffs going into Canada anymore Canada was charging us
00:03:59.680tremendous tariffs we no longer have any tariffs and what I was able to do is we put as you know
00:04:05.480under the new tariff I guess you'd call it the new tariff schedules that we came out with
00:04:11.840They were going to get a 50% tariff on everything starting today, and we've held it back three
00:04:18.360days. It's all subject to finalization of documents. So subject to the finalization of documents,
00:04:24.220we have a deal with Canada, and I think it's a very good deal for both parties. It's great
00:04:29.460for our farmers. Our farmers will no longer be held up because they were being hurt very badly
00:04:34.060by cannon yeah uh the straight last night we had a lot of boats come through uh we have
00:04:43.160possession complete control of the straight i mean outside of nuisance value and there is
00:04:48.200nuisance value when they shoot a drone every once in a while but and not everybody's going to go
00:04:53.680through but they come through and uh over the last uh couple of weeks we've had a lot of oil coming
00:05:00.660It's Wednesday, 19 August, Year of Our Lord, 2026.
00:05:04.280Joining us from the War Room is Ed Martin.
00:05:07.220Ed, you are a legendary figure in the conservative movement.
00:05:12.660You worked with and as a partner with one of the great Phyllis Schlafly, one of the great icons of our movement.
00:05:18.300And one of the most important people early on that came or probably the most important conservative that came on early on to support President Trump.
00:05:26.920You've also, your media presence and your activities over the last decade have just been extraordinary.
00:05:32.640Just get the audience, I've got a bunch of stuff I've got to go through with you today, but just get the audience up to date.
00:05:37.520What is your official title in the United States government now, sir?
00:06:15.540Let me play a video about Ed Martin and this topic, and then we're going to get into it.
00:06:19.080Let's go ahead and let it rip, Denver.
00:06:21.120I'm Ed Martin, the United States pardon attorney.
00:06:23.760I'd like to share some news about the Department of Justice's plan to help citizens of our nation who have lost their federal firearms rights.
00:06:32.140We've recently published a rule that delivers on our promise to strengthen and protect the Second Amendment.
00:06:38.500To put that rule into effect, my team in the Pardon Office is hard at work to ensure that we can create and utilize an application process that balances public safety with the protection of your Second Amendment rights.
00:06:52.240Soon, we'll launch an online portal to accept all incoming applications.
00:06:57.420For those of you who are seeking relief, I know you're anxious to get started.
00:07:01.540And while you're waiting, I'd ask you to visit our website and find out more about what you'll need.
00:07:06.680That website is www.justice.gov slash FFRR.
00:07:13.720There, you'll learn about what you need to gather together and what you'll need to submit.
00:07:17.800We'll continue to update our website with all resources, new, old resources, and all the information you'll need to help assist you in getting relief.
00:07:27.160Please keep watching this space for more information.
00:07:30.340The launch date of the firearms restoration application, it's just around the corner, and I'm looking forward to providing relief to many worthy applicants.
00:07:40.700Okay, Ed, I want to get into this in detail, particularly since we're close to the launch date.
00:07:45.580But this has been a big interest of President Trump.
00:08:08.980He takes on the stuff that nobody has the stones to take on, right?
00:08:13.240So in this case, 1991, the law gets passed that says, hey, there are 30 plus million Americans who can't get their Second Amendment rights, can't use that right.
00:08:22.460Let's give them a chance to apply to get them back from 91 until Trump blocked.
00:08:35.840And now you can if you lost your Second Amendment rights, you can come and get the back.
00:08:40.220Now, people say, oh, my gosh, what's going to happen?
00:08:42.720people are going to get violent. First of all, the Second Amendment is in our Constitution.
00:08:47.080It's fundamental. You don't get to debate about that one. You don't get to say, well,
00:08:50.020we don't like you. We don't think you might be good or bad in the future. But we're also got
00:08:53.580a process. And, you know, Todd Blanche was the DAG at the time, the deputy attorney general.
00:08:57.520And he kept riding me saying, finish this faster, Martin. It's going too slow. It took us almost a
00:09:02.920year to beat the deep state and the infrastructure of these people. They want a review here,
00:09:07.820review there now very soon actually it's open in some ways we're going to have to roll it out but
00:09:13.580you're going to have millions of people are going to say hey give me my second amendment rights back
00:09:16.720and we'll do a test make sure it's safe uh but how does it fit in every time somebody in this
00:09:22.020whole uh political landscape says you can't do that you can't seal the border you can't be against
00:09:27.900free trade you can't have first step act trump says um hold my what diet coke and he does it
00:09:33.960In this case, it's unbelievable. Steve, I can't tell you how proud I am. Second Amendment deserves it. Our citizens deserve it. And, you know, a guy that did like a white collar crime 25 years ago can't buy a gun to protect himself, to protect his family, to go hunting. This is just stupid. It's un-American. And the left has been doing this to us for decades. And every time we can, we fight back.
00:09:54.920how do you just walk us through the process how it's set up what was feinstein's argument and
00:10:02.640what were these other arguments and how were you no arguments no no no no arguments no arguments
00:10:07.460yeah no no arguments by that it was just deep state jiu-jitsu right they what they did was
00:10:13.400they they defunded it or they put it in atf and they said atf can't use their funds to do it they
00:10:19.360did all these games and again our side meaning so-called conservatives republicans didn't fight
00:10:24.420through that, right? So here we are. So very practically now, the power to give back Second
00:10:29.720Amendment rights is now in the hands of the attorney general. He's delegating it to the
00:10:34.340pardon attorney's office, and we're going to take applications and we're going to see.
00:10:38.280And we are going to look and say, if you did a tax problem in 1987 and now you want your Second
00:10:44.620Amendment rights back, here you go. Now, it gets a little harder, Steve. We've got to be careful
00:10:48.280with people that did violent crime. That's going to be one that's very difficult to see, right?
00:10:52.240If you're in prison, there are lots of people in prison, you're not going to get your rights back.
00:10:55.600But the point is the direction of Trump is always towards more of our rights, our Constitution, and it's going to be exciting to do.
00:11:09.000You, as a U.S. attorney for pardons, there's – I don't know if there's still 30 million, but there's a pool of potential folks out of there.
00:11:17.040They all have to come and apply. And you guys have a review process to make sure, hey, it's a it's a tax guy.
00:11:24.260It's a white collar crime guy. It's some sort of thing here, but it's not some sort of scam.
00:11:28.580It's not related to violent crime, et cetera. Just walk us through that process.
00:11:33.720How's that going to work? And how's one office going to process to have the ability to process all these?
00:11:39.840Well, first of all, we actually have staffed up.
00:11:42.100We're one of the only divisions, again, that the DAG at the time it was Blanche gave us the wherewithal we staffed up with folks because we're going to review them and we made a priority.
00:11:50.420Again, I think we all should spend government money on stuff that actually matters, you know, in this case, a fundamental right.
00:11:56.040So the way it's going to work is when you apply, there's a process.
00:12:06.140We think the number of people is somewhere between 25 and 30 million who have a disability, meaning their Second Amendment right is in some way impaired.0.98
00:12:14.440So a bunch of those pretty quickly, you can get rid of some of them if you're in prison, if you're convicted of a violent crime, you know, murder.0.98
00:12:22.120Even if you're out, you're not going to get your Second Amendment rights back.
00:12:24.780But then you go down quickly. And I think, you know, the estimates are 300,000 will apply.
00:12:29.320I think it'll be three million. And I believe it'll come that fast because people understand the Second Amendment.
00:13:03.220Oh, pardon me. Cut that out, Steve. And we've been working hard to make sure our system allows people to apply and doesn't have a crash out.
00:13:12.400So that's a challenge. But again, if you're doing your job, you're going to work these things through. And that's what we've been doing.
00:13:21.140So you have ramped up and you're all set to go.
00:13:23.740Do you guys have a launch date now when there's going to be a site, when this process kicks off?
00:13:29.580or what do you anticipate? Yeah, the site will go live in the next week or so. It's already kind
00:13:33.940of there, sitting there. If you go to justice.gov, FFRR, that's Federal Firearms Rights
00:13:40.620Restoration, FFRR. You can check out the basics. The rule got signed by Todd Blanche a couple days
00:13:47.280ago. This is one of the other games you have to play. It goes in the Federal Register. Now it's
00:13:51.600locked in, though. So 30 days from, I think, tomorrow, whenever it is around now, it'll be
00:13:55.620totally live so but we can do things in there and what we have done one thing we've done steve is
00:14:00.000we've talked to uh folks that have come forward on this second amendment uh a question and we've
00:14:05.200got them teed up we're going to run real quick a couple of sort of tests to make sure the system's
00:14:09.720working well and then katie bar the doors but come the fall and certainly into the new year
00:14:13.940if you've got this uh we're going to get it we're going to process it quickly and people are going
00:14:18.020to get back their second amendment rights ed can you hang on for one second um amazing program
00:18:55.080Well, I can put these two together, this question.
00:18:57.240You just asked me, I'll tell you, Steve, I'm a lawyer, you know, all these years.
00:19:00.240My father's a lawyer and my late father. And I, you know, I love the law. I love the Constitution.
00:19:04.680America, our crown jewels are the Constitution and the rule of law.
00:19:07.900You know, in London, you go visit the crown jewels here. You visit, look at the Constitution. Right.
00:19:13.840So it's gotten off balance and it's gotten off balance because of radical, crazy judges and radical prosecutors who are putting their thumb on the scale.
00:19:21.060And, you know, you talk about another reason why people that are in jail should apply for their Second Amendment rights because the system has been just getting more and more off balance.
00:19:29.820And First Step Act is a way to get the balance back.0.87
00:19:33.260You know, again, I represented J6 defendants, and I saw the thumb on the scale by the prosecutors, by the fake news, and by the judges.0.99
00:19:43.460And so one of the things this president has done consistently, First Step Act, and I've seen it now as pardon attorney, all the way through to acts of clemency.
00:19:51.480You know, he did acts of clemency.0.98
00:19:52.500He gave pardons for J6ers, pardons for cops, pardons for pro-life grandmas, right?1.00
00:19:56.620But the first, the part of that that started it is the First Step Act.1.00
00:19:59.820And that echoes through the community that's coming in to see me on pardons.
00:20:03.700They're saying, hey, this is a guy that actually said you're worth something.
00:20:08.360Let's see if we can get you, you know, your life together.
00:20:10.640And by the way, you've probably been overcharged and over sentenced and all that. And so we're going to put it together. I got to tell you, I mean, you know, there's never been a president who's moved the dynamic of criminal justice like this president did. And he did it concretely. And I tell people all the time, there won't be another First Step Act because the Congress can't act.
00:20:30.120but what there can be is pardons and clemency and commutations. President Trump, you know these
00:20:36.580stories, Steve, but President Trump gave a commutation to a black boxer, let him out of
00:20:41.180jail after 25 years, Duke Tanner. Duke Tanner came out. His life is clean. It's unbelievable. He's
00:20:46.220doing great things. And then the president gave him a pardon. You talk about like understanding
00:20:50.140how we can do better and what rewards are throughout the culture of this country. Too often,
00:20:55.220the folks that are either in prison or close to prison or living in poverty or living in crappy
00:21:00.600schools. They don't have hope. They don't have real policies that give them incentives. So First
00:21:05.080Step Back's been transformative. I see it every day. And I think the communities, as you mentioned,
00:21:09.980are all across the country. Lower income, a lot of them coming out of the minority community are1.00
00:21:14.180saying, hey, these guys, this guy Trump and his team are on our side. By the way, and being in0.97
00:21:21.320president, I was a teacher, I taught classes there, I can tell you that they feel abandoned
00:21:25.640by the Democratic Party. They feel the Democratic Party has used them and abused them. And so this
00:21:29.980is what President Trump has done is so brilliant. I want to, before I lose you, Ed, and I want to
00:21:35.100thank everybody over at Justice for having you on today. And we're going to be all over the launch.
00:21:39.320We want you back when we do the formal launch, all of it. You were, you had as a mentor and you
00:21:45.060were the deputy to one of the great women of the 20th and 21st century phyllis schlafly give the
00:21:51.580audience we got a couple minutes give the audience your assessment of phyllis her place in history
00:21:55.680and particularly since she boldly stepped out of kind of the box of the conservative movement
00:22:01.360and she was the first one to see something in trump and say i'm gonna back this guy and she
00:22:05.840got a lot of grief for it what would phyllis schlafly say about where we are today how much
00:22:10.720progress that we've made, sir. Well, first of all, thanks for always. You've been very kind
00:22:16.260about Steve. Steve, you've been very kind about Phyllis because you met her. I know you did a
00:22:20.080video, you did a documentary with her as one of the featured folks, and we've always had this,
00:22:24.920able to have this conversation. She was an extraordinary figure over about 70 years of
00:22:28.700American life. She was 92 years old when she died, but for 70 years, she was at the forefront of the
00:22:33.520fight over communists and the Soviets, over the UN and the globalists, over the Equal Rights1.00
00:22:39.140Amendment and, you know, trannies playing sports against your daughters, everything,1.00
00:22:43.900every place she was, pro-life. And when she saw Trump in 2015, I'll never forget it. It was soon0.99
00:22:49.520after he went down the escalator that summer, people were talking about maybe Walker, Governor
00:22:53.800Walker, maybe this. And she, I can picture her saying it. She said, I think he's the guy. And
00:22:58.820she backed him early. She liked him. She believed in him. I think she's the OG. I mean, she and I
00:23:04.000got sued in April of 2016 by people that hated the fact that she endorsed Trump and the lawsuits
00:23:09.980dragged on millions of dollars. John Schlafly had to had to fight back. So she was amazing.
00:23:15.080But what she believed in with Trump was exactly the stuff we're seeing. He was going to take on
00:23:19.960the swamp. He was going to take on the old guard that said, you have to think this way. You have
00:23:25.100to be about free trade. You have to be working with China, you know, let them run all over us.0.99
00:23:30.180But I think the one thing she might be surprised at is the intensity now of the left, how public they are.
00:24:23.980you came, Kellyanne came, the president, Mrs. Melania, Mrs. Trump. And he gave a short speech
00:24:29.400and he said she never wavered. And, you know, Steve, she never wavered. Typical Trump knows
00:24:34.380how to do it. She never wavered. She never wavered in loving the Lord. She never wavered
00:24:38.880in confidence in the American experiment, the America, the Constitution, the rule of law.
00:24:43.680She never wavered in her support for Trump. That was one of her great gifts to me and others to
00:24:50.180teach us that. She would be very proud of what he's done and proud of what is happening. But she
00:24:56.560would also say, like he did, you know, you got to fight, fight, fight. And we got a lot to do.
00:25:02.900By the way, it's one of the most moving times that came off the campaign trail to go to St.
00:25:06.700Louis. And that beautiful basilica, just an incredible funeral packed to the rafters. And
00:25:12.680President Trump and Milani went over and spent time to say prayers in front of the in front of
00:25:18.000casket before it was brought down to the main part of the Basilica. Real quickly, at the end,
00:25:24.280I mean, we had, you know, Natalie pulled videos from DSA saying they've got to overcome the U.S.
00:25:31.480Constitution. I mean, the radicalness of the DSA, it's a Marxist-Jihadist revolution. What would
00:25:36.180Phyllis Schlafly, who warned us about this for decade after decade of decade, what would she say,
00:25:42.420do you believe she would say about the DSA today, sir?
00:25:45.100oh man i mean she'd be clear-eyed she as you said she she was a happy warrior and she was a
00:25:50.380lady who had a lot of style and class but she called them evil and she would say they're evil
00:25:55.240and she would say i think more importantly she would say to the people that love america
00:25:58.460you got to see what the moment is you got to know the moment now and you got to step up and
00:26:02.320it's not enough to curse the the fates it's not enough to think that it's really tough
00:26:06.260you got to go to the polls you got to go and you got to get your neighbors out you got to vote
00:26:10.620vote vote she used to say you know people would say we're going to pray about it and she'd say
00:26:14.460The Lord's got a lot of things on his plate, so he's not going to stuff the ballot box.
00:26:18.260We got to get the ballot box for ourself.
00:26:20.200And so that's the one thing I would say, we're in that window, Steve, where we're less than 100 days to an election where people say, well, I wish we'd done this.
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00:29:52.140advantage of it today. So the two things that we're famous for, uh, is our commitment to a
00:30:00.480program and our, uh, hatred of the United States constitution. And what the program does is it
00:30:09.060gives us a roadmap to revolution and it gives us the obstacle that we finally will have to get over
00:30:15.780to have a revolution, which is the United States constitution basis of the United States government.
00:30:20.360And what the minimum maximum program specifically, what that format specifically gives us is that roadmap.
00:30:29.440It gives us the minimum circumstances under which we would be able to take power and govern.
00:30:35.980And it gives us the maximum program, which is the goals that we're actually aiming for.
00:30:40.140It also clarifies democracy as both the end goal and as part of the process to get there ensures the internal party democracy that we want to see in DSA.
00:30:51.240So it really wraps up the revolutionary tradition of democracy that I think socialism and abolitionism in the United States have always been a part of and aims it at a future that we can live in as a human species, because I think absent a revolutionary democratic socialist republic in North America, we may not have a livable future.
00:31:14.880You say Floridians are ready for Medicare for all, universal child care, affordable housing, fully funded public education and an end to senseless wars.
00:31:28.640How did that resonate on the campaign trail, especially Medicare for all, a universal health care?
00:31:37.080So the state of Florida, Floridians, we are the largest group of enrollees on the Affordable Care Act.
00:31:46.340And again, unelected Ashley Moody decided to vote against extending the ACA subsidies, which knocked nearly 300,000 people off the ACA marketplace.
00:31:59.760Medical debt is the leading cause of bankruptcy here in our country.
00:32:31.080Me and my husband have a blended family.
00:32:32.920I have a five-year-old right now. Do you know how much we need child care and that'll free us up to not have to worry about things?
00:32:42.340And Floridians and Americans all across the state agree.
00:32:45.900So you don't support defunding the police?
00:32:50.060No, I don't support defunding the police.
00:32:52.240I do support comprehensive criminal justice reform to make sure we are addressing some of the root causes of people leading into a life of crime.
00:33:05.340Okay, that's just snippet, and I'm going to get up so people can watch that entire interview on Morning Joe because the first clip was from Conley, one of their senior policy people.
00:33:15.020that's really what the dsa is the uh is the marxist part of the marxist jihadist revolution
00:33:22.140facing this country angie nixon who won a blowout come from behind victory last night
00:33:28.660to run for the united states senate as the democratic candidate in florida in the free
00:33:33.340state of florida is the face they're going to try to put on you're going to get angie nixon's0.84
00:33:39.300and Tallaricos. These are wolves in sheep's clothing, because this is how the socialists
00:33:46.640are going to try to present it. Hey, I'm just a working person. I've got a five-year-old. We just
00:33:51.520need Medicare for all. It's an incredibly smart strategy. Major K. Carl Smith is with us. Sir,0.84
00:33:59.020your assessment of the Marxist DSA, and quite frankly, because they blew out Vindman last
00:34:04.580night. Vindman had unlimited amount of money. In fact, he left some money in the bank and he got
00:34:09.960blown out. And this thing was decided early. Your assessment of the Marxists, of the true nature of
00:34:16.660this, which is they want to destroy the U.S. Constitution and turn the United States into
00:34:20.960the democratic socialist republic of North America, sir. They want to destroy this country.
00:34:29.200It's in their platform. That's why America's got to become more involved in what's going on,
00:34:33.620because they're telling us on their platform what they want to do.
00:34:37.140We want to rewrite the Constitution, get rid of the U.S. Senate,
00:35:26.940My father was a colonel on my reserve.
00:35:30.160So this sense of being a patriot is something that gets in my blood coming from my father.
00:35:36.800And so I had to salute him and credit him for not just having become a patriot, but my belief in Jesus Christ.
00:35:44.660So, of course, when I retired from the military back in 96, I can't remove myself from the oath that I took to defend my country from all threats, domestic and external.
00:35:56.040And we have a domestic threat. And that's, for example, people want to turn our beloved America to a transformer to a socialist Marxist nation.
00:36:05.080And we've got to fight. Major Smith, when you've raised your hand and sworn to defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic,
00:36:18.060When you hear that first clip about the DSA, the Democratic Socialists, and their program at the highest level with their smartest people is saying, hey, we have a minimum maximum about the Constitution.
00:36:30.140We have to get into office today, so we've got to play by their rules.
00:36:33.400But our maximum, our goal is to destroy the Constitution.
00:36:37.100That's what stands between us and true power.
00:36:39.640And once we get that, we will turn America into the Democratic Socialist Republic of North America.
00:36:48.060They're serious about this thing. They're playing for keeps. And we need to wake up. We got to get involved in the process. We got to get out and vote and know what we're voting for, not just voting for a label because based on tradition, but knowing that you said it before, this is good versus evil.
00:37:06.340This is liberty versus tyranny. This is slavery versus liberty. And it's right before us.
00:37:13.040And my concern is the next generation, we've got to make sure they understand the value of liberty
00:37:20.060because they've been indoctrinated right in front of our eyes. And sadly, we have not effectively
00:37:26.300had a counter strategy to push back against the Marxist agenda that's coming after our children.
00:37:32.440you know the war room we're right on capitol hill behind the supreme court and we're right
00:37:38.360that we're a block away from the frederick frederick douglas house one and your writings
00:37:42.240one of the most amazing things is your understanding of frederick douglas and his
00:37:46.000understanding of where we would be today what would frederick douglas say about this situation
00:37:50.900what would frederick douglas say when you have angie nixon on there and she's as nice and sweet
00:37:56.440and as working class you could possibly be i mean she is a wolf in sheep's clothing what would
00:38:01.220Frederick Douglass warn us about, sir? Well, you just teed it up for me, Steve. That's why I wrote0.65
00:38:07.000my fourth book, Douglass vs. Marx, The Battle for America's Soul. And in this book, I put Frederick
00:38:13.520Douglass and Karl Marx into 31 debates. And a lot of people don't know, Douglass and Karl Marx
00:38:18.580were contemporaries. They were both born in the same year, 1818. They never met, they never
00:38:24.460corresponded. But here are two men who looked at oppression in the world and came up with two
00:38:29.500totally different worldviews. And Karl Marx wrote about oppression, something he'd never
00:38:34.100experienced. And Duggas wrote about oppression because he had real life experiences. So in these
00:38:39.200dialogues, it's based on what they're actually saying, what they actually believe. So answering
00:38:44.580your question, we took the writings of Frederick Duggas, we took the writings of Karl Marx,
00:38:49.540put them in a room and properly introduced them to each other, and they're debating.
00:38:53.520They're baiting free speech. Matter of fact, all the attacks of Marxism or DSA, Dugas wrote about it.
00:39:02.440I've always said this. Dugas argued against Marxism before the word Marxism was ever invented.
00:39:09.680And what I mean by that, Dugas wrote extensively about his experience as a slave on a plantation.
00:39:15.020And the techniques of oppression used by the plantation slave master are identical to the techniques of oppression used by a slave government, Marxism.
00:39:26.120And Douglass wrote about those things.
00:39:28.180So what I would, I mean, I don't have to put words in Douglass's mouth.
00:39:32.900Douglass rejected any form of coming up with a government to get rid of the Constitution, number one, because he called the Constitution a glorious literary document.
00:39:41.460And to get rid of one form of slavery for another.
00:39:45.020Doug has said, I didn't escape from plantation to accept another form of slavery.
00:40:12.320They are selling Marxism as breaking the bondage for people that are African-Americans, Latino, the working class, the white working class.
00:40:21.660And what Douglas warns us about, this is essentially another form of slavery, correct?0.50
00:40:28.380And what Republicans have to do to counter that, since the Democrats want to celebrate as a hero called Marx, we got to celebrate our heroes, Frederick Douglas, and get back to our fundamental beginnings of the Republican Party, which was abolition.
00:40:41.580The young man mentioned about the abolition and being Marxist.
00:41:31.860How does the message of Frederick Douglass and Major K. Carl Smith fit into this, sir?0.77
00:41:36.700I think brilliantly, Steve, and thank you for the attention you're paying to both of these critical issues, the Marxist threat as well as the jihadist one.0.95
00:41:48.760Bansharia.com, of course, is the website we're using to try to educate people about the threat of Sharia.0.70
00:41:55.860But it is, as we talked about yesterday, vastly more serious because of the combination with the, you know, DSA and other communists who are in the mix as well and serving the same purpose.0.93
00:42:11.720It's about not only destroying our Constitution, but really enslaving the American people.
00:42:17.580So the abolitionist piece of this, and I'm so delighted that you've got Kay Carl on because we've become friends. I greatly admire the work that he's been doing to sort of lift up Frederick Douglass as the man of this moment, when we really need an abolition 2.0 movement.
00:42:37.280And it's the difference, I guess, is that at its apex, I think slavery involved, you know, some 4 million black slaves in our country.
00:42:50.700this is the prospect that we're facing is 350 million slaves of all kinds of classes and sexes
00:43:00.600and so on all of us because that's what these folks have in mind whether it's for the ideology
00:43:05.220of Karl Marx or it's the ideology of Muhammad and what we're really anxious to see is is whether
00:43:12.800Karl K. Karl and his insights can be brought to the fore particularly in this upcoming midterm
00:43:20.420convention with the republican party it offers an opportunity for that party to be yeah but i
00:43:26.860don't yeah but i don't think out of its roots i think we need to do it i think we need i think
00:43:31.720i think we need to do it every day because i don't think this is going to be a every it's
00:43:36.700going to be a rally but every day we've got to hit this you guys hang on k carl major k carl
00:43:41.620smith frank gaffney van sharia law short break thayer's going to join us next in the war room
00:43:50.420We rejoice when there's no more. Let's take down the CCP.
00:43:55.040Feels like our country finally has momentum again, with our leaders fighting to restore common sense in America first.
00:44:03.520But we've seen this before. Conservatives get comfortable and the left starts taking background inch by inch.
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00:45:18.020Abolishing prisons, which is one of the platform positions of the national DSA.
00:45:27.340What I do support is abolishing for-profit prisons because they exploit labor and they
00:45:33.960usher many of our children into the school-to-prison pipeline.
00:45:37.440Why are we incentivizing the enhancement of penalties and actually allow the enhancement
00:45:44.400of not actually allowing the education system to be successful. There has been an attack on
00:45:51.500public education here in our state and across our country, and that leads to children winding up in
00:45:57.680the school-to-prison pipeline. I don't support abolishing prisons, but I do support ending
00:46:03.660for-profit prisons. DSA means open borders. They say that's what that means. Do you support open
00:46:09.760borders into the United States? I support a comprehensive and clear pathway to citizenship
00:46:19.220for folks. I believe that Border Patrol should make sure that they are securing the border.
00:46:25.080I believe, though, that there needs to be a clear, comprehensive, and compassionate pathway to
00:46:29.980citizenship. I'm going to play more of this in the coming days. Let me be blunt.
00:46:35.880That message is right. Vindman raised $16 million and had the entire political apparatus of the Democratic Party in the back of him. Angie Nixon raised less than a million. She's an organizer. She's a community organizer. You heard that one before?
00:46:53.060whether she wins or not in the fall is not the point the point is is dsa the marxist jihadists
00:47:01.740are putting this front on people that is very accessible very agreeable very kind very nice0.77
00:47:08.100unflappable and if you think you're going to beat that with just the standard republican playbook
00:47:14.680of here's milton friedman and here's what i'm going to do you are dead wrong this has to be
00:47:19.600address of exactly what is behind the nice facade. This is what did not happen with Mandami.
00:47:26.440And now you know what we're dealing with. And this is all is going to spread all over the
00:47:29.980country. So folks understand what we're against. Frank Gaffney, where do people go on the ban
00:47:35.660Sharia to get all the information, sir? Well, let me just say, Steve, I couldn't agree with
00:47:41.020you more. You've got to be standing for something that's sharply in contrast, and that is freedom.
00:47:46.720And I think Frederick Douglass and K. Carl Smith are people who can really help us get that messaging across, provided the Republican Party stands for something.
00:47:58.660It's a nonpartisan effort to try to prevent the tyranny that the jihadists especially, but the Marxists partnering with them, have in mind for us.
00:48:09.220We must make it a voting issue in this election season.0.86
00:48:12.780Ban.Sharia is where you can find us on social media.0.91
00:48:15.540BanSharia.com is the website where you can find all kinds of great content, including some powerful videos we need you to see about Sharia, the threat it represents to us.0.99
00:49:03.180uh major uh smith angie nixon is a very smart front they put on top they put out in front of
00:49:12.620this radical marxist jihadist revolution correct you agree with me oh yes they're they're smart
00:49:19.000about it but but steve you hit it right on the head we got to go back to the basics we we don't0.86
00:49:24.780have a messaging problem we have a persuasion problem with the republican party conservative
00:49:29.280We have the right message. It's all about persuasion, and we're doing a very poor job of it where the DSA is getting traction, but we can stop it if we just go back to the basics.
00:49:40.320Amen, brother. Look forward to having you back on.
00:49:44.320Very powerful. Dr. Bradley Thayer, you called this shot of how the Bolsheviks roll.0.91
00:49:50.280They're going to put a very pleasant face on this, and what they want is what Conley said, the Democratic Socialist Republic of North America.0.91
00:49:58.340That is their objective with the Constitution shredded. Why is your book an antidote to this
00:50:03.320today, sir? Steve, the book is hugely important because it describes not only the nature of the
00:50:11.140threat, but what we need to do. Look, Angie Nixon's message is just Lenin's bread, land, peace,
00:50:17.440right? The same appeal that communists have always made to win support. They're not going to abide
00:50:25.800by any of it. It's all a lie. Because when you understand the nature of the communist threat,
00:50:32.840you understand there's no compromise. There's smash mouth all of the time. They're driving
00:50:37.640hard for their ends, which is totalitarianism. It's not going to be a democratic socialist
00:50:43.000America. It's going to be a totalitarian America. And that's happening now. So the book explains the
00:50:49.000urgency of this threat. This is happening today. We're on our way to the realization of a communist
00:50:57.240tyranny in the United States if we don't act. The response is, to build on what K. Carl Smith said,
00:51:04.160is to build on Americanism. We know how to defeat communism in our long war against it. We've been
00:51:10.860fighting 100 years against this threat. We fought it better in the past. And in large measure,
00:51:16.840we fought it better in the past because our identity, American nationalism, national identity
00:51:22.680was stronger in the past. Communists understood that. They understood you need to penetrate the
00:51:29.240ideas industry to unhinge American history and American identity. And they've been very successful
00:51:35.800at so doing. Our response has to meet their urgency. And that is today in terms of bringing
00:51:44.720this to the highest levels of attention of the U.S. government and of the American people
00:51:50.780to talk about, we have to boldly state what our identity is, why the United States is
00:51:58.660a constitutional republic and must remain a constitutional republic, and to call these
00:52:04.140people out by name directly, the way Natalie is, Natalie Winters is, in her reporting.
00:52:11.700Where do they go get the book right now?