Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Thanksgiving Day Special 2025 cont

00:00:00.000 We've come to the time and the season

00:00:08.980 When family and friends gather near

00:00:13.720 To offer a prayer of thanksgiving

00:00:18.500 For blessings we've known through the years

00:00:23.260 To join hands and thank the Creator

00:00:27.860 And now when thanksgiving is due

00:00:32.760 And this year when I count my blessings

00:00:37.480 I'm thanking the Lord He made you

00:00:42.200 And this year when I count my blessings

00:00:47.060 I'm thanking the Lord He made you

00:00:51.660 I'm grateful for the laughter of children

00:00:58.940 The sun and the wind and the rain

00:01:03.700 The color of blue in your sweet eyes

00:01:09.760 The sight of a highballing train

00:01:13.040 The moon rise over a prairie

00:01:17.780 And oh love that you've made new

00:01:22.380 And this year when I count my blessings

00:01:27.200 I'm thanking the Lord He made you

00:01:32.100 And this year when I count my blessings

00:01:36.600 I'm thanking the Lord He made you

00:01:41.540 And when the time comes to be going

00:01:50.760 You won't be in sorrow and tears

00:01:55.580 I'll kiss you goodbye and I'll go on my way

00:02:01.340 Grateful for all of the years

00:02:05.060 I'm thankful for all that you gave me

00:02:09.760 For teaching me what love can do

00:02:14.640 And thanksgiving day for the rest of my life

00:02:20.240 I'm thanking the Lord He made you

00:02:23.760 And thanksgiving day for the rest of my life

00:02:29.840 I'm thanking the Lord He made you

00:02:33.580 It's Thanksgiving day, Thursday, 27 November,

00:02:43.680 Year of Our Lord, 2025.

00:02:46.060 I guess we're going to get Nate up

00:02:47.080 as we're trying to work on Nate to get him up.

00:02:50.300 Let me know because I want to play his clip

00:02:52.240 and bring him on.

00:02:53.140 Larry, from actual the arrival of the pilgrims

00:02:57.360 in Massachusetts, the Bay Colony

00:03:01.080 and the entrepreneurs, the freebooters,

00:03:04.860 the cavaliers down at Jamestown

00:03:06.600 and it's essentially, I guess,

00:03:09.760 what, about 170 years from that moment

00:03:12.860 to the revolution?

00:03:14.000 Is that my math generally correct?

00:03:18.420 Yes.

00:03:19.840 I'm terrible at math, yes.

00:03:21.260 But my point, yeah, yeah.

00:03:22.560 So it's, let's say it's 170 years

00:03:24.760 to the revolution, or maybe even longer.

00:03:28.180 If you take it from the revolution,

00:03:29.580 that gets you to 1949.

00:03:32.260 A lot of people in learning about their country

00:03:35.820 don't realize there's this vast,

00:03:38.600 you know, it's over 150 years, 170 years,

00:03:41.460 175 years from when the first Argonauts arrive

00:03:47.760 until we really get to the revolution.

00:03:50.240 That's kind of a very, you know,

00:03:51.540 people know about the first Thanksgiving.

00:03:53.960 But what happened in the interim

00:03:55.360 to get us to, remember,

00:03:58.060 when the revolution starts,

00:03:59.440 Philadelphia is, I think,

00:04:01.420 the second largest English-speaking city

00:04:04.100 outside of London.

00:04:05.120 What was it that drove

00:04:07.320 that kind of tremendous growth

00:04:08.920 in community that then you had

00:04:10.680 13 English colonies, sir?

00:04:13.880 Well, in different things.

00:04:16.880 In Virginia, it was, as you said,

00:04:18.880 mostly a quest for land

00:04:20.920 and there were good tobacco lands.

00:04:22.840 Once they figured out tobacco

00:04:24.320 was a cash crop,

00:04:25.900 people couldn't wait to get here

00:04:27.360 and start their own tobacco plantations.

00:04:29.980 Of course, more than half failed,

00:04:31.660 but that's the way it is anytime.

00:04:35.180 It was a little different in Massachusetts

00:04:37.480 because so many of the early settlers there

00:04:40.700 were coming in for religious freedom.

00:04:43.460 They heard that the pilgrims got there,

00:04:45.480 that they hadn't been, you know,

00:04:47.400 squashed or extinguished by the crown,

00:04:49.700 that they were thriving

00:04:50.980 with their own religion.

00:04:52.780 And so all sorts of other religious groups,

00:04:56.100 sects, began to come in,

00:04:58.060 whether it was the Quakers

00:04:59.240 who moved out into Pennsylvania,

00:05:01.620 whether it was the Catholics

00:05:03.300 who came into Maryland.

00:05:05.940 It was kind of a religious movement

00:05:09.540 that sparked the rise of New England

00:05:12.460 into all of these colonies.

00:05:13.900 But the second key element there is land,

00:05:18.300 that you could always get more land.

00:05:20.920 Now, we've kind of harped on this business

00:05:23.780 of titles and deeds,

00:05:25.080 but it is important that

00:05:26.360 if there were conflicts with the Indians,

00:05:29.440 the settlers would always say to the Indians,

00:05:32.180 well, okay, where's your land deed?

00:05:35.260 Where's your title?

00:05:36.380 And of course, they didn't have it.

00:05:37.540 The Indians, with a couple of exceptions,

00:05:40.020 had mostly an oral tradition,

00:05:42.540 and they didn't have written titles and deeds.

00:05:45.060 So they were at a disadvantage

00:05:46.360 against Western Europeans

00:05:49.340 who, in fact, did their lives based on these.

00:05:52.160 But hang on, hang on.

00:05:53.220 If some guy's going to walk up to me

00:05:54.740 and say, hey, look,

00:05:56.180 where's your title?

00:05:57.640 Where's your deed?

00:05:58.980 Don't you get a tomahawk in the head

00:06:01.280 or a hatch in the head?

00:06:02.440 The guy goes, hey, here's my title.

00:06:04.480 Suck on this, suck on this, pilgrim.

00:06:06.420 Of course you do.

00:06:07.200 I mean, what kind of wise-ass

00:06:09.000 is going to ask the Indians?

00:06:10.100 I don't think they're asking Squanto.

00:06:12.480 Hey, Squanto, you guys got deeds for this place?

00:06:15.780 No, you're absolutely right,

00:06:17.080 which is why there's constant frontier warfare.

00:06:19.760 Everywhere you look,

00:06:20.620 there's warfare between whites and Indians,

00:06:22.580 and they would draft treaties.

00:06:25.520 But again, these treaties are hard to enforce

00:06:27.800 because you don't have hard to pass lines.

00:06:29.660 But hang on.

00:06:29.920 I want everybody to understand, though,

00:06:32.080 there is between the whites

00:06:34.240 and the native population,

00:06:36.760 the aboriginal population, the Indians.

00:06:39.200 However, they have,

00:06:41.500 it's not like these guys are savages.

00:06:43.940 They have very sophisticated alliances.

00:06:46.620 They have very sophisticated strategy.

00:06:50.260 Some tribes hate each other.

00:06:52.160 Others have gone in confederacies

00:06:54.200 to make sure that they are strong.

00:06:56.840 They see the whites originally

00:06:58.420 as a strategic asset

00:07:00.520 that one side or the other

00:07:01.480 can use against other Indians, correct?

00:07:03.920 I mean, they don't start off

00:07:06.040 with the pilgrims

00:07:06.820 versus the tribes of the North,

00:07:09.820 and even in Jamestown,

00:07:10.940 although they were attacks, no doubt.

00:07:13.140 But the initial thing is they said,

00:07:14.680 hey, how do we use these whites

00:07:16.200 in leverage against other tribes

00:07:18.740 that we have ancient vendettas with, correct?

00:07:21.700 Yes.

00:07:22.240 It is very much like having,

00:07:23.800 I don't know,

00:07:24.680 a nation the size of Holland,

00:07:26.200 if you want to liken the pilgrims

00:07:28.640 and the people of Massachusetts

00:07:31.060 to a Holland,

00:07:32.680 compared to all these other big powers

00:07:34.820 of Indian confederations,

00:07:37.380 whether it was the Mohicans,

00:07:39.920 the Hurons,

00:07:41.180 the Narragansetts,

00:07:42.540 the Penobscots,

00:07:43.880 the Patuxans.

00:07:46.260 You have all of these different tribes.

00:07:48.060 Some of them are allied with each other.

00:07:50.620 Some of them are deadly enemies

00:07:52.160 to each other.

00:07:52.960 Some of them ally with the whites.

00:07:55.720 Some of them oppose the whites.

00:07:57.740 And it's not just the whites.

00:07:59.140 It gets even more complicated

00:08:00.660 because the Indians know

00:08:02.260 that some whites are English

00:08:03.700 and some whites are French.

00:08:06.380 And by and large,

00:08:07.340 the French had very good relations

00:08:09.120 with the Indians

00:08:09.900 because they didn't try to set up

00:08:11.520 giant population centers.

00:08:14.000 In fact,

00:08:14.380 they greatly restricted immigration

00:08:16.580 to Canada

00:08:17.820 in order to protect

00:08:19.580 their fur trading business

00:08:21.400 and their fur trading posts.

00:08:23.400 They treated the Indians

00:08:24.620 more as trading partners

00:08:26.260 as opposed to

00:08:28.220 opponents

00:08:29.840 who needed to be

00:08:31.020 conquered or whatnot.

00:08:32.920 So there are all these

00:08:34.100 variations of relationships

00:08:36.500 between Indians and whites

00:08:38.400 that go beyond

00:08:39.640 just racial skin color.

00:08:41.540 It includes nationalities

00:08:43.100 and it includes tribal relations

00:08:45.100 between different Indian groups.

00:08:46.840 This got so complicated

00:08:49.360 in the first global war,

00:08:51.300 the Seven Years' War.

00:08:52.880 The aspect in North America

00:08:54.600 was the French and Indian wars

00:08:56.500 where the Indians

00:08:59.460 were allied on both sides,

00:09:01.740 some with the French,

00:09:02.560 some with the British.

00:09:03.840 It was that war

00:09:05.100 of which Washington

00:09:06.540 was a young,

00:09:07.980 I think he was a colonel

00:09:09.280 in the Virginia militia

00:09:11.600 that really,

00:09:13.340 the English came back later

00:09:15.080 and said,

00:09:15.500 hey guys,

00:09:16.820 we need to tax you guys.

00:09:19.240 You've got to do

00:09:19.800 a little something

00:09:20.160 for the effort here

00:09:21.100 of all the money

00:09:22.260 we put in.

00:09:23.340 In addition,

00:09:24.040 we're going to have

00:09:24.560 to have frontier forts

00:09:26.160 and troops

00:09:26.900 to protect you

00:09:27.540 from the Indians.

00:09:29.680 In addition,

00:09:30.140 of course,

00:09:30.480 the colonists,

00:09:31.760 you ask any American,

00:09:33.220 hey,

00:09:33.380 we're going to tax you.

00:09:34.160 They go,

00:09:34.440 hang on a second,

00:09:34.900 you're going to do what?

00:09:35.800 It was not.

00:09:37.620 Tell me about

00:09:38.280 the French and Indian war

00:09:39.180 because that was that part

00:09:39.940 of that big buildup

00:09:40.960 that over those

00:09:42.240 hundred-some years,

00:09:43.660 you had Spain,

00:09:45.000 you had France,

00:09:45.880 and you had the British

00:09:48.300 all looking for the prize

00:09:49.880 of this continent

00:09:50.720 because very quickly

00:09:51.640 the reports got back

00:09:52.760 that this is a paradise.

00:09:55.340 I mean,

00:09:55.700 you know,

00:09:56.180 they say that part

00:09:57.360 of the reasons

00:09:57.760 George III went mad

00:09:59.080 is that he lost

00:09:59.960 the North American empire

00:10:01.760 and it was so,

00:10:04.100 the reports was

00:10:05.000 it was like a paradise

00:10:06.060 with unlimited timber

00:10:07.360 and rivers

00:10:08.080 and this earth

00:10:11.620 that could grow anything.

00:10:13.400 Talk to me about

00:10:14.160 the three geopolitical

00:10:16.060 Spain,

00:10:17.160 France,

00:10:17.780 and England

00:10:19.200 that fought over this

00:10:20.200 for so long

00:10:21.020 leading up to

00:10:21.620 our own revolution.

00:10:23.220 Well,

00:10:23.740 the French,

00:10:24.560 as I said,

00:10:25.820 saw Canada

00:10:26.580 as a wealthy ground

00:10:28.940 for trade

00:10:29.780 of all sorts of pelts.

00:10:31.080 Beaver

00:10:31.460 was the most popular

00:10:34.540 at the time,

00:10:35.220 but of course,

00:10:35.980 deer, elk,

00:10:36.780 all sorts of,

00:10:37.720 you know,

00:10:38.120 foxes and bears

00:10:39.840 and everything else.

00:10:41.500 And so they established

00:10:42.660 a very large empire

00:10:44.140 running all the way

00:10:45.000 down the part

00:10:46.220 of the Mississippi River.

00:10:48.200 The Spanish

00:10:48.860 had come in

00:10:49.860 a hundred years earlier

00:10:51.280 into the Mexico region

00:10:52.780 after defeating

00:10:53.540 the Aztecs

00:10:54.440 and they started

00:10:55.920 a series of farming

00:10:57.920 plantations

00:10:59.840 and comiendas

00:11:00.800 where they rewarded

00:11:01.700 their conquistadors

00:11:03.040 with land

00:11:05.180 and they were moving

00:11:06.140 northward

00:11:07.300 and out of Mexico

00:11:09.280 eastward

00:11:10.020 and out of Florida

00:11:10.880 northward as well.

00:11:12.060 Then you had

00:11:13.040 the English come in.

00:11:14.460 So when war

00:11:15.500 broke out

00:11:16.220 in Europe,

00:11:18.320 obviously these colonies

00:11:19.680 were going to be

00:11:20.500 at war with each other

00:11:21.540 in North America

00:11:23.280 and so immediately

00:11:24.180 they all scrambled

00:11:25.180 to see

00:11:25.760 who could make

00:11:26.720 alliances

00:11:27.280 with which

00:11:28.020 Indian groups

00:11:29.400 as well.

00:11:29.940 when the English

00:11:32.880 won the Seven Years' War,

00:11:34.740 the French and Indian War

00:11:35.900 as we call it,

00:11:36.720 and of course

00:11:37.120 I have to always

00:11:38.180 remind my students

00:11:39.320 that the French

00:11:40.740 did not fight

00:11:41.500 the Indians.

00:11:42.480 The French and Indian War

00:11:43.700 was when the French

00:11:44.440 allied with the Indians

00:11:45.500 to fight the English

00:11:46.440 and the English won.

00:11:48.940 They extracted

00:11:49.940 a high cost

00:11:51.440 and they took

00:11:52.060 all the land

00:11:52.840 all the way out

00:11:54.180 to the Mississippi

00:11:56.000 and so now

00:11:58.320 you have this

00:11:58.880 issue of land

00:11:59.940 and not only

00:12:01.280 are the British

00:12:01.880 saying we're going

00:12:02.500 to tax you

00:12:03.460 to pay

00:12:04.820 for the cost

00:12:05.560 of the war

00:12:06.020 that we just

00:12:06.540 fought over there

00:12:07.600 but because

00:12:09.860 you have so many

00:12:10.820 people running out

00:12:11.780 across the Appalachian

00:12:12.840 mountains

00:12:13.220 and trying to

00:12:14.200 settle or hunt

00:12:15.320 we're going to

00:12:16.500 only give out

00:12:17.400 licenses to

00:12:18.460 certain groups

00:12:19.320 to go over there

00:12:20.400 and the rest of you

00:12:21.120 are prohibited

00:12:21.840 from crossing

00:12:23.140 the mountains

00:12:23.680 to hunt and settle.

00:12:24.840 Well, that's not

00:12:26.460 going to fly

00:12:27.140 to a people

00:12:27.820 who were very

00:12:29.140 accustomed to

00:12:29.960 moving where

00:12:30.600 they wanted

00:12:31.140 when they wanted

00:12:32.040 and if they could

00:12:33.040 protect themselves

00:12:33.820 against the Indians

00:12:34.680 settling where

00:12:35.780 they wanted.

00:12:36.760 So there was

00:12:37.640 a huge uproar

00:12:38.800 over the

00:12:39.340 proclamation line

00:12:40.420 of 1763

00:12:41.540 and as a result

00:12:43.240 Parliament reversed

00:12:44.820 itself and said

00:12:45.700 okay, never mind,

00:12:46.580 never mind,

00:12:46.980 you can go back

00:12:48.080 out there.

00:12:49.080 But it wasn't

00:12:49.760 too long before

00:12:50.460 they reversed

00:12:51.420 themselves a second

00:12:52.520 and said no,

00:12:53.180 no, wait,

00:12:53.640 those licenses

00:12:54.300 are still in place

00:12:55.140 you can't go out

00:12:55.800 there.

00:12:56.500 As with anything,

00:12:57.900 not only are

00:12:58.460 taxes bad

00:12:59.460 but indecisiveness

00:13:01.860 is bad.

00:13:03.100 People don't like

00:13:03.980 it when they

00:13:04.440 have a government

00:13:05.100 that they can't

00:13:06.140 rely on to make

00:13:07.160 regular, sensible

00:13:08.680 policy.

00:13:09.540 So that land

00:13:10.560 ordinance helped

00:13:11.440 pave the way

00:13:12.240 toward the

00:13:12.740 revolution.

00:13:14.760 No doubt.

00:13:15.780 And the

00:13:16.640 cussedness of

00:13:17.720 the Americans,

00:13:18.640 they did not

00:13:19.280 like to be told

00:13:20.340 what to do.

00:13:21.600 as it plays

00:13:22.880 out to our

00:13:23.320 history,

00:13:23.700 particularly

00:13:23.980 the

00:13:24.300 Revolutionary War.

00:13:26.240 We're going to

00:13:26.540 take a short

00:13:27.020 commercial break.

00:13:29.500 Odette is going

00:13:30.300 to take us out

00:13:30.960 with a magnificent

00:13:32.580 rendition of

00:13:33.980 the Battle Hymn

00:13:34.740 of the Republic.

00:13:36.160 Nate Morris

00:13:36.740 joins us on the

00:13:37.840 other side.

00:13:38.240 Glory, glory,

00:13:40.120 hallelujah,

00:13:42.800 his truth is

00:13:44.700 marching on.

00:13:47.960 I have seen him

00:13:49.580 in the watch

00:13:50.460 fires of a hundred

00:13:51.940 circling camps.

00:13:53.820 They have

00:13:54.200 builded him an

00:13:55.520 altar in the

00:13:56.760 evening dews and

00:13:58.100 dams.

00:13:59.040 I have read his

00:14:00.040 righteous sentence

00:14:01.160 by the dim and

00:14:02.580 flaring lamps.

00:14:03.960 His truth is

00:14:05.920 marching on.

00:14:09.940 Glory, glory,

00:14:12.040 hallelujah,

00:14:14.820 glory, glory,

00:14:17.260 hallelujah,

00:14:20.280 glory, glory,

00:14:22.360 hallelujah,

00:14:24.760 his truth is

00:14:26.900 marching on.

00:14:29.700 I have read a

00:14:31.560 fiery gospel,

00:14:33.020 written burnished

00:14:33.920 rows of steel,

00:14:35.240 as ye deal

00:14:36.460 with my

00:14:37.080 condemners,

00:14:38.020 so with you

00:14:38.920 my grace shall

00:14:39.960 deal.

00:14:40.840 Let the hero

00:14:41.660 born of woman

00:14:42.860 crush the serpent

00:14:44.320 with his heel,

00:14:45.900 his truth is

00:14:47.740 marching on.

00:14:52.300 Glory, glory,

00:14:53.800 hallelujah,

00:14:56.460 glory, glory,

00:14:58.780 hallelujah,

00:15:00.240 let me be blunt.

00:15:01.120 Gold is up

00:15:01.920 around 40%

00:15:02.900 this year.

00:15:03.520 That's not

00:15:04.040 speculation,

00:15:04.960 that's reality.

00:15:06.260 And if a

00:15:06.600 portion of your

00:15:07.260 savings isn't

00:15:08.240 diversified into

00:15:09.060 gold, you're

00:15:09.680 missing the

00:15:10.100 boat.

00:15:10.760 Here's the

00:15:11.180 facts.

00:15:11.940 Inflation is

00:15:12.520 still too high,

00:15:13.520 the U.S.

00:15:13.840 dollar is still

00:15:14.340 too weak,

00:15:15.020 and the

00:15:15.420 government debt

00:15:16.040 is insurmountable.

00:15:17.440 This is why

00:15:18.000 central banks

00:15:19.120 throughout the

00:15:19.980 world are

00:15:20.520 flocking to

00:15:21.200 gold at

00:15:21.820 record rates.

00:15:23.400 They're the

00:15:23.900 ones driving

00:15:24.420 prices up to

00:15:25.760 new record

00:15:26.420 highs.

00:15:27.240 But it's not

00:15:27.900 too late to

00:15:28.400 buy gold from

00:15:29.040 Birch Gold Group

00:15:29.740 and get in the

00:15:30.520 door now.

00:15:31.680 Birch Gold will

00:15:32.420 help you convert

00:15:33.200 an existing

00:15:34.180 IRA or

00:15:35.200 401k into

00:15:36.240 a tax-sheltered

00:15:37.580 IRA in

00:15:38.680 gold.

00:15:39.400 You don't

00:15:39.880 pay a dime

00:15:40.500 out of

00:15:40.820 pocket.

00:15:41.880 Just text

00:15:42.500 Bannon,

00:15:43.080 B-A-N-N-O-N,

00:15:44.140 to 989898

00:15:45.620 and claim

00:15:46.100 your free

00:15:46.980 information kit.

00:15:48.360 There's no

00:15:48.900 obligation.

00:15:49.980 It's just

00:15:50.480 useful information.

00:15:52.060 The best

00:15:52.540 indicator of the

00:15:53.580 future is the

00:15:54.360 past, and

00:15:55.440 gold has

00:15:55.980 historically been

00:15:56.800 a safe haven

00:15:57.760 for a

00:15:58.180 millennia.

00:15:59.180 What else

00:16:00.000 can I say?

00:16:01.280 What else

00:16:02.340 does Birch Gold

00:16:02.980 need to say?

00:16:04.180 The hedge

00:16:04.820 against times

00:16:05.700 of financial

00:16:06.200 turbulence has

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00:16:52.080 Hey, Nate Morris

00:16:52.880 here.

00:16:53.860 As my family

00:16:54.520 and I get ready

00:16:55.100 for the holiday

00:16:55.620 season, I've got

00:16:56.820 so much to be

00:16:57.480 grateful for.

00:16:58.480 We live in the

00:16:59.220 greatest country

00:17:00.080 on the earth,

00:17:01.180 and I'm running

00:17:01.780 for the United

00:17:02.260 States Senate

00:17:02.820 to keep it that

00:17:03.460 way.

00:17:04.460 Thanksgiving's

00:17:04.980 about American

00:17:05.520 greatness and

00:17:06.140 American settlers,

00:17:07.360 the sacrifice,

00:17:08.460 the determination,

00:17:09.680 and the conviction

00:17:10.420 of our great

00:17:11.080 ancestors that

00:17:11.860 conquered this

00:17:12.580 nation.

00:17:13.680 The settlers

00:17:14.180 who came here

00:17:14.840 brought with

00:17:15.300 them written

00:17:15.720 laws, property

00:17:16.900 rights, industry,

00:17:18.580 and eventually

00:17:19.200 created a

00:17:19.920 constitutional

00:17:20.520 republic that's

00:17:21.480 the envy of

00:17:21.900 the world.

00:17:22.900 I wanted to

00:17:23.740 address a growing

00:17:24.640 trend on the

00:17:25.460 left in their

00:17:26.060 latest fad, all

00:17:27.700 this crap about

00:17:28.460 land acknowledgements.

00:17:30.040 I've got news for

00:17:31.020 you.

00:17:31.220 America was

00:17:31.720 conquered, not

00:17:32.360 stolen.

00:17:33.300 And anyone who

00:17:33.960 tries to tell you

00:17:34.700 differently is either

00:17:35.480 trying to rewrite

00:17:36.180 history or make

00:17:37.380 America weaker.

00:17:38.940 America was

00:17:39.740 negotiated for.

00:17:41.200 It was fought

00:17:41.840 over.

00:17:42.520 And it was settled

00:17:43.260 by ancestors who

00:17:44.260 believe in private

00:17:45.100 industry and law

00:17:46.260 and order.

00:17:47.240 Manifest destiny.

00:17:48.140 We bought

00:17:49.420 Alaska from

00:17:50.140 Russia and the

00:17:50.920 Louisiana Purchase

00:17:51.780 was purchased from

00:17:52.560 France.

00:17:53.980 And to all the

00:17:54.400 people trying to

00:17:55.040 acknowledge this

00:17:55.680 land, notice how

00:17:57.040 they aren't leaving

00:17:57.600 it, or they aren't

00:17:58.780 talking about who

00:17:59.720 these Indians really

00:18:00.740 were.

00:18:01.700 The left wants to

00:18:02.580 judge America by

00:18:03.500 standards no other

00:18:05.060 nation in the history

00:18:06.480 could meet.

00:18:07.660 That's not honesty.

00:18:08.960 It's anti-American.

00:18:10.520 They hate us for

00:18:11.360 being American.

00:18:12.500 We negotiated, traded,

00:18:14.520 and signed treaties

00:18:15.380 covering millions of

00:18:16.760 acres.

00:18:17.880 Compare that to how

00:18:18.680 Europe, Asia, or the

00:18:20.740 Middle East shifted

00:18:22.060 borders for thousands

00:18:23.080 of years.

00:18:24.240 The Apaches and the

00:18:25.080 Sioux, they weren't

00:18:26.420 in a Disney movie.

00:18:27.700 They were warrior

00:18:28.340 nations.

00:18:29.500 Heck, even the

00:18:30.040 Comanches were cave

00:18:31.020 dwellers in Wyoming

00:18:31.900 until they got horses

00:18:33.400 and conquered half the

00:18:34.360 United States.

00:18:35.820 You don't strengthen

00:18:36.860 America by apologizing

00:18:38.580 for it.

00:18:39.440 Our job is not to

00:18:40.560 rewrite the past.

00:18:41.920 It's to defend our

00:18:42.940 future with border

00:18:44.400 security, national

00:18:45.800 pride, strong

00:18:47.200 families, and

00:18:47.780 strong communities.

00:18:49.160 That's how you

00:18:49.900 honor the people

00:18:50.840 who built this

00:18:51.600 nation.

00:18:52.900 Stolen land is

00:18:53.700 rhetoric and just

00:18:54.960 one more left-wing

00:18:56.080 attempt to weaken

00:18:56.920 America from within,

00:18:58.420 and we're not going

00:18:59.160 to let them take it

00:18:59.800 away.

00:19:01.880 Nate Morrison joins

00:19:03.380 tonight.

00:19:03.720 You know I've done

00:19:04.360 this show, I guess,

00:19:06.200 for not quite 15

00:19:09.140 years, but Breitbart

00:19:10.260 Radio, we did it,

00:19:11.440 and then here at

00:19:13.220 the War Room, and

00:19:15.100 we tried to keep it

00:19:15.740 non-political, but I

00:19:16.620 was so blown away by

00:19:18.060 Nate's little clip

00:19:20.540 that he did, or spot

00:19:21.260 that he did, that I

00:19:22.000 asked him to change

00:19:23.700 things up when he

00:19:24.320 would join us.

00:19:25.540 Nate, what got you

00:19:26.560 worked up on this

00:19:27.300 one?

00:19:27.580 Because when I saw

00:19:28.440 it, I go, wow.

00:19:29.420 I've been waiting for

00:19:30.540 someone to say that

00:19:32.440 for a long time, and

00:19:33.960 particularly after

00:19:34.540 coming off of Ken

00:19:35.420 Burns' American

00:19:36.120 Revolution.

00:19:36.720 Like I said, Burns

00:19:37.680 has got a little bit

00:19:38.420 awoke in there, but

00:19:39.980 it talks about a big

00:19:41.100 part of this, in

00:19:41.800 fact, at the very

00:19:42.400 beginning, is about

00:19:43.720 your home state, the

00:19:45.080 Commonwealth of

00:19:45.640 Kentucky, really Ohio

00:19:46.700 and Kentucky, and

00:19:47.700 those lands that were

00:19:48.740 just on the other

00:19:49.460 side of the Appalachian

00:19:51.340 and the Allegheny that

00:19:52.480 really proved the, you

00:19:54.440 know, what we call

00:19:56.220 the old Northwest

00:19:57.120 territory.

00:20:00.020 And in fact, they

00:20:01.080 have George, was it

00:20:02.660 Rogers, who was the

00:20:03.880 great conqueror, one of

00:20:04.940 the great military

00:20:05.580 figures, comes out

00:20:06.780 there in the battles

00:20:08.280 of the Revolution.

00:20:09.000 So, what got you all

00:20:10.420 worked up on this,

00:20:11.200 Nate?

00:20:13.180 Well, Steve, one of

00:20:14.200 the big reasons why I

00:20:15.280 got in this U.S.

00:20:16.040 Senate race here in

00:20:16.780 Kentucky to replace

00:20:18.420 Mitch McConnell is I

00:20:19.600 believe Western

00:20:20.740 civilization is hanging

00:20:21.920 in the balance with

00:20:22.680 everything we do as a

00:20:23.720 country.

00:20:24.860 Steve, you may recall,

00:20:26.260 I've called for a full

00:20:27.180 moratorium on any new

00:20:28.420 immigration coming into

00:20:29.540 our country until we

00:20:31.140 deport every single

00:20:32.320 illegal and send them

00:20:33.160 back where they came

00:20:33.980 from.

00:20:34.780 These are some of the

00:20:35.660 policies and some of the

00:20:37.620 vision that we have for

00:20:38.620 this campaign that we

00:20:40.400 are fighting the left

00:20:41.520 to make sure that

00:20:42.520 Western civilization

00:20:43.320 wins.

00:20:44.080 America is the last

00:20:44.960 bastion of Western

00:20:46.500 civilization.

00:20:47.360 We look to Europe and

00:20:49.140 what used to be our

00:20:49.860 allies and our friends

00:20:50.760 and those countries are

00:20:51.900 gone.

00:20:52.300 We've seen them gone

00:20:53.140 right before our very

00:20:54.320 eyes.

00:20:55.260 And the left now is

00:20:56.320 trying to attack

00:20:57.220 America, its founding,

00:20:59.620 and even the premise of

00:21:00.960 Thanksgiving.

00:21:02.280 And it really activated me.

00:21:04.420 It activated me and made

00:21:05.920 me enraged that we're

00:21:08.620 allowing this kind of

00:21:09.500 discussion to have in

00:21:10.440 our country.

00:21:11.760 And I think, you know,

00:21:13.300 we have to remember

00:21:14.160 that we conquered this

00:21:15.480 nation, Western

00:21:16.800 civilization.

00:21:17.260 We conquered what is

00:21:19.140 North America.

00:21:20.300 And we need to

00:21:21.340 celebrate that.

00:21:22.180 That is a thing to

00:21:22.920 celebrate in this

00:21:24.000 country and not be

00:21:25.320 ashamed of.

00:21:26.300 And we need to focus on

00:21:27.900 our future and how we

00:21:28.800 win in the future and

00:21:30.220 not trying to apologize

00:21:31.260 for the past, not

00:21:32.300 trying to apologize for

00:21:33.440 our heritage, not

00:21:34.520 trying to apologize for

00:21:35.600 what we did to build

00:21:37.220 the greatest country in

00:21:38.320 the history of the

00:21:38.900 world.

00:21:40.320 You know, you see it on

00:21:41.340 American Revolution, but

00:21:42.540 if you studied Burns'

00:21:43.920 American Revolution, I

00:21:44.860 mean, Kentucky and

00:21:45.620 Ohio and those places

00:21:46.540 just across the mountain

00:21:47.700 range from the British

00:21:49.300 colonies on the, just

00:21:51.420 hanging on the coast.

00:21:53.800 When people got there,

00:21:55.060 they were blown away

00:21:55.960 about the vegetation and

00:21:58.360 the rivers.

00:21:59.620 And it was just, and

00:22:00.760 these were the best

00:22:01.820 people in the world.

00:22:02.480 The hearts had

00:22:02.840 nothing.

00:22:03.200 They brought

00:22:03.440 everything with them.

00:22:04.760 Talk to me about the

00:22:05.380 folks in Kentucky today.

00:22:06.660 Do they still honor that

00:22:08.420 heritage of really the

00:22:09.680 very, at the very

00:22:11.180 beginning of the nation

00:22:12.340 of how, how prized

00:22:14.860 Kentucky was in Ohio?

00:22:17.980 Absolutely, Steve.

00:22:18.920 I'm so proud that I'm a

00:22:20.380 ninth generation

00:22:21.200 Kentuckian.

00:22:22.460 And my family, they've

00:22:23.920 worked in the mines,

00:22:25.320 they've worked in the

00:22:26.000 fields, they've been

00:22:27.480 farmers, they've taught in

00:22:28.400 our schools, they've,

00:22:29.440 they've worked in the

00:22:30.340 factories.

00:22:30.800 My family descends from

00:22:32.980 Morgan County, which is

00:22:34.100 right in the heart of

00:22:34.920 central Appalachia.

00:22:36.660 Steve, our people are

00:22:37.440 fighters.

00:22:37.980 We've been fighting since

00:22:38.780 the very beginning, since

00:22:39.700 we came over the

00:22:40.460 Cumberland Gap.

00:22:41.560 And you may recall that

00:22:43.080 famous movie, the

00:22:44.020 Fighting Kentuckian, the

00:22:45.500 John Wayne movie.

00:22:46.720 I used to see that as a

00:22:47.840 kid and get so inspired

00:22:49.080 because you know what?

00:22:50.260 Our people, we're going

00:22:51.340 to fight.

00:22:52.460 If anyone ever tried to

00:22:53.820 invade our country, the

00:22:55.140 Kentuckians, they, we'd be

00:22:56.240 the first ones to sign up

00:22:57.700 and say, we're going to

00:22:58.420 fight to protect what's

00:22:59.880 ours, to protect

00:23:00.620 Kentucky, to protect

00:23:01.560 America.

00:23:02.580 And you see so many of

00:23:04.080 our great citizens that

00:23:05.260 fight our wars, that help

00:23:07.080 build our country.

00:23:08.620 And unfortunately, the

00:23:10.120 left, they want to make us

00:23:11.760 feel bad for our history,

00:23:14.100 for our heritage, and for

00:23:15.800 what we've done for this

00:23:17.040 country.

00:23:18.060 And Steve, I've had

00:23:18.760 enough.

00:23:19.140 We're not going to

00:23:19.620 apologize ever again.

00:23:21.080 We should never have to

00:23:22.040 apologize because Western

00:23:24.040 civilization has to win.

00:23:25.660 And everything hangs in

00:23:27.780 the balance on who we

00:23:28.720 send to the Senate, on

00:23:30.040 who we send to

00:23:30.700 Washington, and ultimately

00:23:31.720 who we elect as

00:23:32.820 president.

00:23:33.260 Thank God for President

00:23:34.080 Trump, because he's

00:23:35.480 given Western civilization

00:23:36.800 new life again and

00:23:38.520 protection.

00:23:39.420 And that's what I'm

00:23:40.580 fighting for, Steve, and

00:23:41.480 that's why I want to go

00:23:42.220 to the U.S.

00:23:42.700 Senate.

00:23:44.220 You know, you mentioned

00:23:45.160 Cumberland Gap, the

00:23:46.640 British, specifically

00:23:47.780 Cumberland Gap, because

00:23:48.740 that's the way to get

00:23:49.460 really from Virginia

00:23:51.100 through the, because

00:23:52.480 West Virginia is part of

00:23:53.380 Virginia at the time, to

00:23:54.200 get to two

00:23:55.420 Kentucky and to

00:23:56.460 Ohio and the

00:23:57.200 Ohio River Valley.

00:23:58.700 They tried to set

00:23:59.760 ordinances up, as Larry

00:24:00.920 said, Dr. Schweiger said

00:24:02.280 earlier, tell people you

00:24:03.500 can't do it.

00:24:04.420 It didn't stop them.

00:24:05.500 The grit, determination,

00:24:07.320 and just plain old

00:24:08.580 American cussedness, those

00:24:10.640 folks kept blowing through

00:24:11.760 the Cumberland Gap, did

00:24:12.900 they?

00:24:13.280 They didn't listen.

00:24:14.160 When the British said,

00:24:14.940 no, you can't go there,

00:24:15.900 it's kind of after the

00:24:17.060 French identity war, it's

00:24:17.800 kind of off limits, just

00:24:18.700 stay on the coast.

00:24:19.440 They go, yeah, no, no,

00:24:20.220 no.

00:24:20.820 The tidewater

00:24:22.540 aristocracy is not our

00:24:24.000 crowd.

00:24:24.340 We want to take a look

00:24:25.860 over in Kentucky, sir.

00:24:28.440 That's right.

00:24:29.380 And Steve, you may

00:24:30.620 recall, I'm running

00:24:31.520 against a guy that was

00:24:33.200 to the manner born.

00:24:34.800 I mean, this is a silver

00:24:35.620 spoon kind of guy.

00:24:36.580 This is, this doesn't

00:24:37.580 represent what Kentucky's

00:24:39.340 about.

00:24:39.700 We're about fighters, we're

00:24:40.740 about grit, we're about

00:24:41.960 determination, we're about

00:24:43.020 rolling up your sleeves and

00:24:44.120 doing what has to be done

00:24:45.340 to protect and save the

00:24:46.980 country.

00:24:47.800 And we'll take on the

00:24:49.040 silver spoons all day

00:24:50.260 long because the silver

00:24:52.400 spoons, and you, I'm sure

00:24:53.900 you just saw the, the

00:24:55.460 Cheney funeral, I looked

00:24:56.640 around at the deep state

00:24:58.720 and I looked around at all

00:24:59.760 the people, the swamp

00:25:00.780 creatures that have nearly

00:25:02.520 destroyed our country.

00:25:04.360 And they didn't have the

00:25:05.680 grit.

00:25:06.080 They didn't have the

00:25:07.380 wherewithal to build like

00:25:09.220 our people have built.

00:25:10.840 And when we're talking

00:25:11.880 about the American working

00:25:12.940 class, we're talking about

00:25:14.040 the people that have done

00:25:14.920 the work in this country and

00:25:16.420 that made it possible for

00:25:17.560 everybody else.

00:25:18.780 These are Steve, these are

00:25:19.860 the folks that I'm fighting

00:25:20.780 for.

00:25:21.120 That's why I'm in this

00:25:22.040 race.

00:25:22.860 I think about my family,

00:25:24.140 19 of my family members who

00:25:25.480 worked in an auto plant.

00:25:26.640 They weren't given anything.

00:25:28.340 And so many Kentuckians have

00:25:30.400 that story.

00:25:31.300 And that's why we got to send

00:25:32.660 somebody to the United States

00:25:33.920 Senate who's not a silver

00:25:35.020 spoon and somebody that has

00:25:36.920 that same spirit that came

00:25:38.140 over the Cumberland Gap and

00:25:39.580 is ready to fight like a true

00:25:40.820 Kentuckian.

00:25:42.720 Nate, where do people go to

00:25:44.000 find out more about you on

00:25:44.900 social media and particularly

00:25:45.920 where they go about your

00:25:46.780 campaign to find the, about

00:25:48.440 your fight against the Mitch

00:25:49.500 McConnell legacy that's

00:25:50.760 running against you?

00:25:52.480 Well, Steve, you know, we're

00:25:53.540 up against the McConnell

00:25:54.460 machine.

00:25:55.100 We're up against 40 years of

00:25:56.340 incumbency.

00:25:57.240 I'm asking all your listeners

00:25:58.760 go to NateMorris.com, chip

00:26:01.420 in, make an investment in

00:26:02.820 this campaign.

00:26:03.500 I need your help.

00:26:04.400 The campaign needs your

00:26:05.300 help.

00:26:05.780 And we will defeat Mitch

00:26:07.500 McConnell's machine once and

00:26:09.040 for all right here in the

00:26:10.400 bluegrass with your help.

00:26:11.820 And I'm so grateful, Steve,

00:26:13.420 for all your listeners and all

00:26:14.560 their great support they've

00:26:15.580 given us.

00:26:16.060 Sir, thank you very much.

00:26:19.380 Appreciate you.

00:26:20.280 Appreciate you coming and

00:26:21.780 good luck.

00:26:22.780 Look forward to seeing you in

00:26:23.540 the future.

00:26:24.920 Thank you, Steve.

00:26:25.500 Happy Thanksgiving.

00:26:27.400 Thank you, brother.

00:26:28.980 Odette's going to take us out.

00:26:30.440 Larry Swigert on the other

00:26:31.500 side.

00:26:31.740 He is trampling up the

00:26:34.560 vintage where the grapes of

00:26:36.540 wrath are stored.

00:26:38.120 He has lost the fateful

00:26:39.680 lightning of his terrible

00:26:41.840 swift sword.

00:26:43.180 His truth is marching on.

00:26:48.660 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:26:54.320 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:26:59.460 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:27:04.500 His truth is marching on.

00:27:09.300 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:27:22.440 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:27:24.440 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:27:26.440 His truth is marching on.

00:27:32.080 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:27:36.580 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:27:42.400 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:27:46.660 His truth is marching on.

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00:29:14.380 We've come to the time and the season

00:29:18.360 When family and friends gather near

00:29:23.120 To offer a prayer of thanksgiving

00:29:27.880 For blessings we've known through the year

00:29:32.600 To join hands and thank the creator

00:29:37.300 Now when thanksgiving is due

00:29:42.160 And this year when I count my blessings

00:29:46.840 I'm thanking the Lord he made you

00:29:51.600 This year when I count my blessings

00:29:56.440 I'm thanking the Lord he made you

00:30:01.060 I'm grateful for the laughter of children

00:30:08.320 The sun and the wind and the rain

00:30:13.060 The color of blue in your sweet eyes

00:30:19.080 Thank you

00:30:19.480 Dr. Schweikert

00:30:23.220 Is Nate Morris, the Senate candidate

00:30:26.020 In the Commonwealth of Kentucky

00:30:27.640 Is he correct, sir?

00:30:30.000 Is he correct about what?

00:30:31.540 That Mitch McConnell is a

00:30:33.380 Kind of undesirable character

00:30:36.260 Be specific here

00:30:38.080 He said so much

00:30:39.060 Hang on, hang on, hang on

00:30:40.080 Hang on, hang on

00:30:41.080 Larry Schweikert is one of the very first guys

00:30:44.680 To go for Trump

00:30:45.500 Give that story

00:30:46.240 You were one of the first on the Trump train

00:30:49.060 Back a lot

00:30:49.680 Many, over a decade ago, sir

00:30:51.180 The story was

00:30:52.700 I was a cruiser

00:30:53.800 In February of 2015

00:30:56.240 And I was at a

00:30:57.600 Young America's event

00:31:00.920 You've done a number of those talks

00:31:02.440 I was giving a talk

00:31:03.400 At a Young America's event

00:31:04.580 And a YF event

00:31:06.560 And I met Cruz

00:31:08.320 And let's just say that

00:31:09.480 The interactions I had with him

00:31:11.220 Didn't impress me

00:31:12.400 And shortly thereafter

00:31:14.580 About a month or so later

00:31:16.240 When Trump came down the escalator

00:31:18.760 He was giving a speech

00:31:20.560 Here in Arizona

00:31:21.480 And my wife and I

00:31:22.420 I was still teaching

00:31:23.120 At the University of Dayton

00:31:24.180 And we were vacationing out here

00:31:26.140 In Arizona

00:31:26.740 Near my parents

00:31:27.760 And I noticed that

00:31:30.440 They had a special news flash

00:31:33.180 On the television

00:31:34.400 That Trump was scheduled to speak

00:31:36.740 At the Phoenician resort

00:31:38.540 But they had to move it

00:31:39.920 To the Arizona Convention Center

00:31:42.400 And the Phoenician holds

00:31:43.420 A couple hundred

00:31:44.180 Arizona Convention Center

00:31:45.800 Holds thousands

00:31:46.940 And I thought immediately

00:31:48.300 Wow

00:31:49.440 The fact that there's

00:31:50.780 This much interest

00:31:51.780 So early in Trump

00:31:53.100 Is a very telling moment

00:31:55.880 And the more I listened to him

00:31:57.200 And he was highlighting

00:31:58.200 Illegal immigration

00:31:59.780 As the number one

00:32:00.820 Number one thing

00:32:02.120 In America

00:32:02.760 First

00:32:03.120 I go

00:32:03.440 He's the only one

00:32:04.460 Talking about this

00:32:05.340 I think he's got

00:32:06.280 A real shot to win

00:32:07.380 And when I said that

00:32:08.500 To people like

00:32:09.100 Jonah Goldberg

00:32:09.980 And you know

00:32:10.860 All of the NRO crowd

00:32:12.180 They poo-pooed

00:32:13.000 Oh no

00:32:13.420 He'll never be president

00:32:15.400 And I started following

00:32:17.560 The voter registration totals

00:32:19.360 And the polls

00:32:19.960 And so forth

00:32:20.740 And I predicted

00:32:22.920 In October of 2016

00:32:25.740 You can read it in my book

00:32:27.080 How Trump won

00:32:28.180 That Trump would win

00:32:29.560 With between

00:32:30.080 300 and 320 electoral votes

00:32:32.200 And I was within

00:32:33.620 Four electoral votes

00:32:34.660 Of that call

00:32:35.340 Oh I remember

00:32:38.060 I remember

00:32:39.160 So is Nate right

00:32:40.980 By the way

00:32:41.520 So you were early on

00:32:42.380 In this

00:32:42.700 And you're dead right

00:32:43.740 On McConnell

00:32:44.240 What about this whole thing

00:32:45.860 About this

00:32:46.380 Land acknowledgement

00:32:48.960 I notice a lot of times

00:32:49.980 You watch these

00:32:50.500 Left-wing things

00:32:51.240 And they get people up there

00:32:52.200 And they take like

00:32:52.900 30 minutes to

00:32:53.800 Say who owns

00:32:55.200 What parcel of land

00:32:56.420 Nate's all worked up

00:32:58.880 About that

00:32:59.380 Your comments

00:33:00.580 Sir

00:33:00.880 Well you know

00:33:02.500 His term that

00:33:03.220 It's a conquest

00:33:03.900 Is true

00:33:05.040 But you have to

00:33:06.040 Understand that

00:33:06.940 As we said

00:33:07.800 Over and over again

00:33:08.600 In our earlier segments

00:33:09.860 They were all fighting

00:33:11.780 Over land and territory

00:33:13.500 The Indians were fighting

00:33:14.700 Each other over territory

00:33:16.400 What do you think

00:33:17.280 Was going to happen

00:33:18.000 When the last of the

00:33:18.980 Mohicans was gone

00:33:20.240 The Huron were going to

00:33:21.600 Take over the

00:33:22.200 Mohicans hunting lands

00:33:23.700 So left-wingers

00:33:25.600 Somehow act like

00:33:27.460 Aboriginal tribes

00:33:29.260 Or groups that were

00:33:30.160 In some place

00:33:31.500 Before the Whites arrived

00:33:32.700 Somehow were magically

00:33:34.580 Free of this desire

00:33:36.340 For control of land

00:33:37.700 Well the Zulus

00:33:38.900 Invaded half of South Africa

00:33:40.840 And kicked out other tribes

00:33:42.160 So they could control

00:33:43.040 The land there

00:33:43.860 It's just kind of

00:33:45.880 A natural consequence

00:33:47.060 Of human activity

00:33:49.080 And no better

00:33:49.900 Or no worse

00:33:50.640 For Whites

00:33:51.220 Than any other group

00:33:52.200 You've got a very special

00:33:54.980 Story you want to tell now

00:33:56.160 About what ties

00:33:57.660 All this together

00:33:58.420 Why don't you lay it up

00:33:59.480 For the audience

00:34:00.040 Well so we've talked

00:34:02.160 About the movement

00:34:03.400 Westward

00:34:04.040 And there was great

00:34:05.020 Concern with furs

00:34:06.140 Especially the British

00:34:08.020 Had a company

00:34:08.980 Called the Hudson Bay

00:34:09.920 Company

00:34:10.380 That was the major

00:34:12.360 Competitor to the

00:34:13.460 French fur companies

00:34:14.720 After the United States

00:34:16.680 Became the United States

00:34:18.220 There was a guy

00:34:19.600 Who was selling

00:34:20.340 Musical instruments

00:34:21.580 In New York

00:34:22.800 Named John Jacob Astor

00:34:24.280 And somehow

00:34:25.780 He started looking

00:34:27.140 Into furs

00:34:27.900 He heard about it

00:34:28.800 From a friend

00:34:29.620 They were drinking

00:34:30.660 And he heard about it

00:34:31.420 From a friend

00:34:31.820 He said

00:34:32.060 Well let me look

00:34:32.580 Into that

00:34:33.040 So one thing

00:34:34.960 Led to another

00:34:35.560 And before too long

00:34:36.560 Astor created

00:34:37.680 The American Fur Company

00:34:39.460 Operating in many

00:34:41.280 Of the same areas

00:34:42.300 Where the British were

00:34:44.060 But they weren't

00:34:44.920 The main competitor

00:34:46.020 And this is the

00:34:46.740 Amazing thing

00:34:47.500 The biggest competitor

00:34:49.260 In these areas

00:34:50.300 Was American

00:34:52.020 Monopolistic fur companies

00:34:54.320 That were given

00:34:55.620 Fur trading licenses

00:34:57.260 By the U.S. government

00:34:58.460 And Astor said

00:34:59.800 I'm going to put them

00:35:00.440 All out of business

00:35:01.300 So he developed

00:35:02.860 A huge network

00:35:04.420 Of Indians

00:35:05.640 And white

00:35:06.340 They're called

00:35:06.860 Engagees

00:35:08.020 People who were

00:35:09.460 You know

00:35:09.720 Traveling fur trappers

00:35:11.140 And salesmen

00:35:11.920 And they would

00:35:12.820 Bring him the furs

00:35:14.440 Because he paid more

00:35:15.660 And to Indians

00:35:16.960 He also paid

00:35:17.860 In alcohol and guns

00:35:19.180 Which you weren't

00:35:19.760 Supposed to do

00:35:20.480 And in a very short time

00:35:22.420 By 1819

00:35:23.760 The American government

00:35:25.620 Completely pulled out

00:35:27.320 Of the fur trading business

00:35:28.940 And we ended

00:35:29.800 A government monopoly

00:35:31.780 Largely due to

00:35:32.820 John Jacob Astor

00:35:33.980 Who built a fortune

00:35:35.340 And then he took it

00:35:36.180 Back to New York

00:35:37.140 And he poured it

00:35:38.480 Into building

00:35:39.220 Apartment buildings

00:35:40.820 Astor is unlike

00:35:42.880 Most other big

00:35:44.040 American entrepreneurs

00:35:45.080 Say Carnegie

00:35:45.960 Or Rockefeller

00:35:47.440 In that he didn't

00:35:48.380 Give away much

00:35:49.200 Of his fortune

00:35:49.900 To charity

00:35:50.460 He almost stands

00:35:51.520 Alone in that way

00:35:52.600 But he did

00:35:53.700 Bring America

00:35:54.460 Into the 19th century

00:35:56.360 When you say

00:35:59.660 That he brought it

00:36:00.260 Into the 19th century

00:36:01.340 Because the British

00:36:03.360 Or the Canadians

00:36:04.020 Still gave

00:36:04.800 Just like the

00:36:05.720 British East India Company

00:36:06.680 I keep saying

00:36:07.140 The revolution

00:36:07.760 Wasn't just about

00:36:08.700 The crown

00:36:09.280 And how the crown

00:36:10.420 Had corrupted parliament

00:36:11.340 But it was also

00:36:12.600 About the monopolistic

00:36:13.600 Power they were

00:36:15.000 Giving like

00:36:15.920 To the British

00:36:16.740 East India Company

00:36:17.520 This is one of

00:36:18.540 The reasons that

00:36:19.380 The freebooters

00:36:20.720 Like John Hancock

00:36:21.720 And Sam Adams

00:36:22.480 Took particularly

00:36:23.480 Umbridge with

00:36:24.880 That arrangement

00:36:25.960 Is the Hudson

00:36:26.860 Bay Company

00:36:27.460 They were still

00:36:28.140 Getting

00:36:28.440 They still got

00:36:29.420 What is a

00:36:30.560 Writ from the crown

00:36:31.660 To have a monopolistic

00:36:33.400 Power up in

00:36:34.300 Canada

00:36:35.020 Whereas they

00:36:35.640 Essentially ran

00:36:36.420 Canada it seemed

00:36:37.160 Like for a hundred

00:36:38.180 Years

00:36:38.620 Right

00:36:39.740 So it was

00:36:40.400 Asker not only

00:36:41.480 Against the US

00:36:42.340 Government but

00:36:42.960 The British

00:36:43.380 Government as well

00:36:44.460 And he soon

00:36:45.480 Came to

00:36:45.980 To dominate

00:36:46.800 All that

00:36:47.500 Yeah these

00:36:48.180 These special

00:36:49.520 Licenses and

00:36:50.860 Privileges that

00:36:51.620 Were given out

00:36:52.500 To the British

00:36:53.100 East India Company

00:36:54.480 For example

00:36:55.160 Proved to be

00:36:56.160 A major problem

00:36:57.620 For the government

00:36:58.840 As you know

00:36:59.780 They had a

00:37:01.100 Tea Act

00:37:03.220 That lowered

00:37:04.520 The price of tea

00:37:05.560 Most Americans

00:37:06.280 Don't really understand

00:37:07.340 That the tea act

00:37:08.140 Lowered the price

00:37:09.080 Of tea

00:37:09.340 But it didn't

00:37:09.900 Matter

00:37:10.220 Because Americans

00:37:11.620 Weren't getting

00:37:12.080 Their tea

00:37:12.540 From the British

00:37:13.240 Anyway

00:37:13.680 They were getting

00:37:14.180 Their tea

00:37:14.520 From smugglers

00:37:15.420 At a much

00:37:16.340 Much

00:37:16.580 Much lower

00:37:17.280 Price

00:37:17.760 So I liken it

00:37:19.180 To the fact

00:37:19.660 That you're

00:37:20.000 On the freeway

00:37:20.840 And let's say

00:37:21.820 The speed limit

00:37:22.460 Is 65

00:37:23.120 But what do

00:37:23.740 Most people

00:37:24.220 Go

00:37:24.440 Most people

00:37:24.980 Go 70

00:37:25.840 75

00:37:27.140 And the

00:37:29.360 Government

00:37:29.980 Passes an edict

00:37:31.340 A law

00:37:31.760 Saying oh

00:37:32.300 We're going

00:37:32.620 To allow you

00:37:33.080 To go 67

00:37:33.980 Miles an hour

00:37:34.900 But we're going

00:37:35.800 To quadruple

00:37:36.520 Our enforcement

00:37:37.200 And if we're

00:37:37.700 Caught going

00:37:38.280 One mile

00:37:39.080 Over 67

00:37:39.920 Miles an hour

00:37:40.880 We'll throw you

00:37:41.920 In jail for a year

00:37:42.860 Well what happens

00:37:44.020 To the overall

00:37:44.620 Speeds

00:37:45.540 They all fall

00:37:46.860 Because now

00:37:47.820 The penalty

00:37:48.380 For getting caught

00:37:49.220 Is not worth

00:37:50.600 The chance

00:37:51.800 Of going too much

00:37:52.960 Faster

00:37:53.380 And that's why

00:37:54.340 The colonists

00:37:54.960 Revolted

00:37:55.540 They said

00:37:56.060 We're just going

00:37:56.560 To throw this

00:37:57.060 Tea into the drink

00:37:58.100 And nobody's

00:37:59.100 Going to be able

00:37:59.640 To have it

00:38:00.180 Amazing

00:38:02.760 Larry

00:38:03.900 I've got

00:38:04.820 A few minutes

00:38:05.560 Left in this

00:38:06.340 Segment

00:38:07.060 And then

00:38:07.540 Because I want

00:38:08.040 To play

00:38:08.300 All of Odette's

00:38:09.260 Battle Hymn

00:38:09.900 Of the Republic

00:38:10.440 So people

00:38:11.780 Can go out

00:38:12.480 With that

00:38:12.980 For the noon

00:38:14.080 Hour

00:38:14.580 Talk to me

00:38:16.200 About the books

00:38:16.720 Talk to me

00:38:17.160 Particularly

00:38:18.180 First

00:38:18.700 Is coming out

00:38:19.280 What

00:38:19.460 6 February

00:38:21.040 America

00:38:22.140 In the 21st

00:38:22.900 Century

00:38:23.240 What is it

00:38:24.120 About

00:38:24.460 I know

00:38:25.320 You take

00:38:25.640 I guess

00:38:25.940 The first quarter

00:38:26.540 Of the century

00:38:26.980 And you want

00:38:27.360 To do a

00:38:27.680 History book

00:38:28.160 About it

00:38:28.500 What is your

00:38:29.960 Angle of attack

00:38:30.680 On this

00:38:31.100 Well

00:38:32.140 Interestingly

00:38:32.860 We start

00:38:33.700 We started

00:38:34.480 The 21st

00:38:35.280 Century

00:38:35.600 With a virus

00:38:36.580 The Y2K

00:38:38.200 Virus

00:38:38.720 That

00:38:39.460 Wasn't what

00:38:40.880 It was cracked

00:38:41.420 Up to be

00:38:41.960 In large part

00:38:42.660 Because American

00:38:43.400 Industry

00:38:43.840 Took it

00:38:44.280 Seriously

00:38:44.720 And had

00:38:45.160 Already fixed

00:38:45.960 Their computers

00:38:46.600 By then

00:38:47.080 For those

00:38:47.740 Who don't

00:38:48.120 Remember

00:38:48.520 The Y2K

00:38:49.540 Virus

00:38:50.020 Was a

00:38:51.040 Computer

00:38:51.500 Virus

00:38:52.060 Supposedly

00:38:53.020 Where

00:38:53.640 Computers

00:38:54.480 That only

00:38:54.960 Had two

00:38:55.580 Numerals

00:38:56.200 Like

00:38:56.600 99

00:38:58.220 For

00:38:58.660 1999

00:38:59.440 Or

00:39:00.040 98

00:39:00.420 For

00:39:00.620 1998

00:39:01.220 No one

00:39:02.080 Knew

00:39:02.200 What was

00:39:02.520 Going to

00:39:02.780 Happen

00:39:03.120 When it

00:39:03.480 Flipped

00:39:03.820 Over

00:39:04.200 To a

00:39:05.080 New

00:39:05.280 Century

00:39:05.740 And

00:39:06.220 Many

00:39:06.640 Insiders

00:39:07.480 Were

00:39:07.760 Greatly

00:39:08.480 Concerned

00:39:09.000 That it

00:39:09.220 Would

00:39:09.420 Revert

00:39:09.960 To

00:39:10.200 1900

00:39:11.360 And

00:39:12.520 That

00:39:12.720 Everything

00:39:13.120 Would

00:39:13.360 Shut

00:39:13.600 Down

00:39:13.880 And

00:39:14.040 I mean

00:39:14.240 I was

00:39:14.540 Hearing

00:39:14.740 Horror

00:39:15.100 Stories

00:39:15.580 That

00:39:15.940 You know

00:39:16.480 The

00:39:16.620 Jails

00:39:17.060 Were

00:39:17.280 Going

00:39:17.440 To

00:39:17.540 Open

00:39:17.940 And

00:39:18.160 Social

00:39:18.520 Security

00:39:19.060 Checks

00:39:19.440 Weren't

00:39:19.660 Going

00:39:19.800 To

00:39:19.880 Go

00:39:20.060 Out

00:39:20.240 And

00:39:20.360 Welfare

00:39:20.700 Checks

00:39:21.000 Weren't

00:39:21.180 To

00:39:21.380 Go

00:39:21.480 Out

00:39:26.600 This

00:39:27.140 21st

00:39:28.300 Century

00:39:28.720 On

00:39:29.420 A

00:39:29.560 Virus

00:39:29.980 And

00:39:30.320 Kind

00:39:30.600 Of

00:39:30.700 At

00:39:30.880 The

00:39:31.040 End

00:39:31.360 Not

00:39:31.600 Quite

00:39:31.900 The

00:39:32.120 End

00:39:32.280 But

00:39:32.480 In

00:39:32.660 2020

00:39:33.460 We

00:39:34.300 Pretty

00:39:34.740 Much

00:39:35.020 In

00:39:35.320 The

00:39:35.500 First

00:39:35.740 Quarter

00:39:36.060 Century

00:39:36.500 With

00:39:37.380 A

00:39:37.540 Real

00:39:37.800 Virus

00:39:38.400 The

00:39:39.160 China

00:39:39.460 Virus

00:39:39.840 Or

00:39:40.020 COVID

00:39:40.400 And

00:39:41.360 It

00:39:42.200 Was

00:39:42.460 A

00:39:42.700 World

00:39:43.000 Changing

00:39:43.480 Event

00:39:43.900 You

00:39:44.180 Know

00:39:44.320 People

00:39:44.680 Say

00:39:45.160 Well

00:39:45.780 How

00:39:46.140 Do

00:39:46.340 You

00:39:46.540 Know

00:39:46.960 What's

00:39:47.340 Significant

00:39:47.960 In

00:39:48.360 History

00:39:48.800 And

00:39:49.560 My

00:39:49.980 Answer

00:39:50.400 Is

00:39:50.700 Always

00:39:51.120 That

00:39:51.520 Which

00:39:51.840 Affects

00:39:52.340 The

00:39:52.540 Greatest

00:39:52.940 Number

00:39:53.240 Of

00:39:53.400 People

00:39:53.660 Over

00:39:53.920 The

00:39:54.100 Longest

00:39:54.480 Period

00:39:54.780 Of

00:39:54.960 Time

00:39:55.240 And

00:39:55.760 I

00:39:55.900 Think

00:39:56.080 Almost

00:39:56.380 Any

00:39:56.680 Observer

00:39:57.180 Even

00:39:57.840 Now

00:39:58.160 Only

00:39:58.420 Five

00:39:58.720 Years

00:39:58.920 Later

00:39:59.180 Will

00:39:59.400 Say

00:39:59.680 The

00:40:00.340 COVID

00:40:00.860 Virus

00:40:01.460 Affected

00:40:02.200 A

00:40:02.440 Gigantic

00:40:03.000 Number

00:40:03.280 Of

00:40:03.440 People

00:40:03.720 And

00:40:04.020 Will

00:40:04.200 Affect

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00:42:02.080 On Thanksgiving

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00:42:38.260 I

00:42:38.560 have read a fiery gospel written burnished rows of steel as you deal with my condemners so with

00:42:46.640 you my grace shall deal let the hero born of woman crush the serpent with his heel his truth is

00:42:55.840 we've come to the time in the season when family and friends gather near

00:43:23.440 to offer a prayer of thanksgiving for blessings we've known through the year

00:43:34.400 to join hands and thank the creator now when thanksgiving is due

00:43:44.160 and this year when i count my blessings i'm thanking the lord he made you

00:43:53.840 this year when i count my blessings i'm thanking the lord he made you

00:44:05.360 i'm grateful for the laughter of children the sun and the wind and the rain

00:44:13.360 the color of blue in your sweet eyes the sight of a high ball and train

00:44:22.800 the moon rise over a prairie and oh love that you've made new and this year when i count my blessings

00:44:37.040 i'm thanking the lord he made you

00:44:49.440 i'll kiss you goodbye and i'll go on my way grateful for all of the years

00:45:02.160 i'm thankful for all of the years i think for all that you gave me

00:45:19.360 for teaching me for teaching me for teaching me what love can do

00:45:25.600 and thanksgiving day for the rest of my life i'm thanking the lord he made you

00:45:33.280 johnny cash thanksgiving uh the thanksgiving song larry swikert where do people go about these new

00:45:56.800 books coming out you put up history every day you're one of the great living american historians

00:46:01.840 where does everybody go uh you can go to either my two websites wild world of history dot com

00:46:09.120 and as of today we've got a number of black friday sales most of them include patriots history

00:46:15.200 or uh some of the other books that are out there right now we have full curriculum in u.s

00:46:20.960 history for high schoolers in u.s in world history i've just completed a book in government or civics

00:46:28.640 uh one semester course and i'll have a one semester course in economics ready by

00:46:33.840 march and if you want more political commentary i follow polls and do a lot of analysis as you know

00:46:40.000 of this kind of stuff you can find me at the wild world of politics dot com where uh at least three

00:46:46.880 days a week i do today's news and i look at about 40 to 50 different news items including some pretty

00:46:53.360 weird ones and make some uh smart ass comments uh you've got a uh a puckish sense of humor doctor

00:47:01.840 thank you so much for joining us on thanksgiving day always love doing this thank you sir appreciate

00:47:06.480 you thanks steve everybody have a uh have a great thanksgiving day we're gonna be back tomorrow

00:47:14.080 with our black friday special got a very i've got amazing sam tannah house is going to join us on

00:47:20.000 saturday you're not going to miss this it's going to be absolutely incredible i want to thank

00:47:23.920 denver real america's voice my production team here we love doing these uh sorry we're doing these

00:47:29.680 special shows particularly saturday i'm going to leave you now with odette the battle hymn of the republic

00:47:36.400 will take you out for the rest of your thanksgiving day giving thanks to all thank you so much see you

00:47:43.840 i have seen him in the watch fires of a hundred circling camps

00:48:13.600 they have builded him an altar in the evening dews and dams i have read his righteous sentence by the

00:48:21.760 dim and flaring lamps his truth is marching

00:48:34.080 i have read a fiery gospel written burnished rows of steel as you deal with my condemners so with you my grace shall deal let the hero born of woman crush the

00:48:50.400 serpent with his heel

00:49:06.720 he has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat

00:49:13.200 he has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never

00:49:19.040 his truth

00:49:29.360 he is

00:49:31.360 He has sounded forth a trumpet that shall never call retreat.

00:49:36.300 He is sifting out the hearts of men before his judgment seat.

00:49:41.720 Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer.

00:49:44.400 Oh, be jubilant, my feet.

00:49:46.700 His truth is marching on.

00:49:52.820 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:49:57.820 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:50:01.360 In the beauty of the lilies, Christ was born across the sea.

00:50:07.060 With a glory in his bosom that transfigures you and me.

00:50:12.200 As he died to make men holy, let us die to make men free.

00:50:17.300 His truth is marching on.

00:50:23.100 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:50:26.580 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:50:32.080 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

00:50:36.980 His truth is marching on.

00:50:42.020 Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord.

00:50:47.520 He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored.

00:50:52.600 He hath loosed the fateful lightning of his terrible swift sword.

00:50:57.460 His truth is marching on.

00:51:04.160 Glory, glory, hallelujah.

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