Based Camp - Can Dems Ever Win Again？ Charting a Realistic Path to Political Relevancy

00:00:00.000 hello simone today we are going to come up with a hypothesis for how the democrats can win the

00:00:06.700 next election cycle how they can fix the downward spiral because they are losing in every demographic

00:00:11.640 they are losing in women they are losing in black men and women they are losing in every younger 0.94

00:00:16.540 generation both men and women is voting more conservatively every generation at this point 0.92

00:00:20.420 it is bad for dims they are losing hard in the hispanic population camilla did worse than biden

00:00:27.480 in literally everything and i think one of the key things is is that both parties have an extremist

00:00:35.860 problem on the right there were some people are extremists is a wrong way to put it some people

00:00:41.540 who embody the negative stereotype that the other party paints that party as having so in the right 0.96

00:00:47.260 we paint the left as being these crazy wokest and on the left they paint us as being crazy racist 0.98

00:00:51.980 as we pointed out in the last video the crazy racists all left the right denounced trump and 0.99

00:00:58.080 want nothing to do with him and say they feel uncomfortable at right-wing rallies now yay for us 0.98

00:01:03.840 we sucked out the venom spit it in a toilet if you didn't watch that video we point out that almost

00:01:10.240 every mainstream right-wing voice that had racist tendencies or anti-semitic tendencies or homophobic

00:01:16.680 tendencies came out denounced trump and asked their supporters not to vote for him so when trump came

00:01:23.660 into office he came in without the support of this community and this wasn't just a thing was in the

00:01:29.460 influencer classes we can actually see this was in the data between the first time he was elected and

00:01:34.680 this time he was elected trump did worse with white men where he exploded in popularity was with black

00:01:41.480 men and hispanic men at least when you're contrasting between election cycles and i think a large part of

00:01:45.760 this was because the way that we have been talking about the immigrant crisis is no longer in racist

00:01:53.020 terms but in terms of simple economics and if you look at the counties where the difference in voting

00:01:59.280 was the most this election cycle they are the counties that were overwhelmingly hispanic the dims 0.99

00:02:04.840 thought this demographics is destiny thing we can just increase the number of minorities in this 0.98

00:02:09.700 country and we'll win forever and they they thought that this plan would work for them in the meantime

00:02:15.300 trump has been building his support within the very communities the democrats thought they had on lock

00:02:22.840 with things like the hispanic community moving in a direction where they might become a majority

00:02:27.220 republican voting bloc in the near future this is an existential crisis for democrats this is something

00:02:33.260 that was only possible because trump took the republican party's version of the woke population the

00:02:39.620 extremists who represent the negative stereotype that the other party paints of the republican party

00:02:46.280 and made the party unpalatable to them the left hasn't been able to do this with their woke extremists

00:02:52.720 the left they've got a problem because they have platformed these people these people own their rallies

00:03:00.760 these people own the foot soldiers of their events um meanwhile we got rid of any like racist foot

00:03:10.180 soldiers we had any homophobic foot soldiers we have and who did we replace them with wholesome 0.50

00:03:15.400 paragons of humanity like scott presley right so let's talk about one i think this is really interesting i'm

00:03:23.420 going to play a piece here from the new york times podcast and it's going to go over their analysis of

00:03:28.680 what they did wrong their analysis of what they need to change and i think it shows how bad things

00:03:33.800 are so the first thing they're going to go over here is they're going to say we need to make this

00:03:38.400 about class struggle again while remembering that the lower classes are only black people and women

00:03:45.140 and black women mostly so what happens now to the democratic coalition where where do we go from here 0.97

00:03:52.020 you know does depolarization by race and by class and by gender yeah and by geography does that

00:03:58.340 create opportunities thank you for putting it that way i think one of the challenges that the

00:04:03.440 democratic party has is that they are going to have to rediscover the language of class and not what

00:04:09.380 class meant in the 1960s yeah but the understanding that really the working class today are women and

00:04:16.700 women of color and so yeah building a new factory actually is not responding to their economic needs 1.00

00:04:21.820 sorry i want to hear your reaction to this because this is insane how wait so the whole hillbilly

00:04:28.240 allergy forgotten american class is not considered poor even if they're dying from deaths of despair and

00:04:36.000 they're losing jobs and their communities are crumbling they don't know the woman who said this

00:04:40.860 should have been said like if if the left was operating the way the right did now the other person on the 0.98

00:04:48.020 show because this woman was a black person arguing for her own self-interest uh you are a bigot you are 0.95

00:04:52.920 a racist and you need to like address whether or not your beliefs are based in ethno-supremacy 0.97

00:04:58.140 or any sort of tie to reality because it sounds like you're arguing from a position of ethno-supremacy 0.81

00:05:04.440 only your people matter because this is a black woman saying this when in reality the reason they lost 0.93

00:05:10.700 is because of this form of racism that they and bigotry that they and so they'll say oh it's not racism

00:05:16.880 well it's bigotry at least that anyone could think that in america class was a race-based thing

00:05:24.940 when you know that this woman got major benefits in her life and this is one of these things people

00:05:31.900 are like camilla wasn't woke why didn't she win this is like an important question the left needs to

00:05:37.300 engage with why didn't camilla win despite being not woke because she didn't attack the systemic 0.94

00:05:44.120 and racist system that wokeism set up right camilla should have gone on stage and said 0.99

00:05:51.860 i know that i achieved this position of the nomination due to a systemically unfair system

00:05:59.380 if i was white or i was a man i would not have this position that in my throughout my entire life

00:06:08.180 i have had advantages that other people in this country can only dream up

00:06:14.120 and that is why i have this position of power and i am humble in the face of all of the systemic

00:06:21.880 pressures that gave me an advantage over people who are working but she she would not have been able 0.97

00:06:27.560 to argue that without drawing serious attack because her behavior in the past just has shown her

00:06:34.920 willingness to exercise her privilege while throwing systemically underprivileged people like 0.98

00:06:40.880 jailed populations under the bus yeah and i need to point out here when i say that black people have 0.91

00:06:46.540 systemic privilege i'm talking about black middle class and upper class people black lower class 0.99

00:06:51.620 people are still pretty fucked in this country yeah by people like camilla who by the way left a huge 0.99

00:06:56.880 population in prison black population in prison she knew the crime lab had been compromised but she 0.99

00:07:02.400 wanted to win an election cycle she didn't care about them because the black middle class and upper 1.00

00:07:06.640 class in this country sees the black lower class as scum as inhuman she doesn't care about leaving 1.00

00:07:13.020 them in jail she doesn't care about them being shot on the street she doesn't care about their 1.00

00:07:17.120 businesses being burned down you know her you know like her running mate's wife opening her windows

00:07:22.800 to smell the smoke yeah being burned and being like well at least they're they're having this little

00:07:28.380 celebration the blm celebration it's disgusting they don't care about the damage that they do to these

00:07:34.480 communities because they don't see them as mattering because all of the systemic privileges that they

00:07:40.020 have fought for are only accrued by middle and upper class black individuals and i think that most of 0.96

00:07:46.480 the black world has fucking figured this out by now and then even if you are a hard-working middle or 0.96

00:07:52.320 upper class black individual that these systems end up backfiring for you because they make everyone 0.99

00:07:56.480 think that you got everything you did based on privilege and people who are like oh camilla isn't the

00:08:01.860 dei candidate biden literally said i will only hire a woman poc for this position that means that she 0.98

00:08:08.340 was given not just a massive systemic advantage but a systemic advantage of the level of irish need not

00:08:16.300 apply like huge huge huge now the next thing you hear so i'm gonna play more from the new york times

00:08:25.200 here so now they're going to talk about how she's a professor and she goes and she tries to 0.99

00:08:31.600 brainwash her students and she herself was brainwashed by a professor of hers into believing 0.99

00:08:37.200 that what they need to fight for what the democrats need to fight for is things like reparation so

00:08:41.140 we're gonna have a lot of people listening to this who are really down in the dumps disappointed by the

00:08:46.540 results and wondering where to go next i mean i'm curious like what are you gonna tell you your

00:08:50.840 students are gonna ask this right yeah yeah yeah what are you gonna tell them and what would you tell

00:08:55.520 tell our listeners and readers i think maybe i would tell them both the same thing because i think

00:09:01.300 in moments like this we're all kind of students in the sense that we are looking for someone

00:09:05.180 to help us make sense of the world and what i have said to them before and what i will say to them in

00:09:11.840 class on tuesday if they are listening is you know how to do this you may not believe you know how right

00:09:17.820 but you actually have already done this we have lived through this once before that is not to say that

00:09:24.220 there is not a great existential threat and danger i think there is and i've always thought there was

00:09:29.280 but i always think it's important to remember something my mentor told me years ago when i would

00:09:33.980 be despondent about like you know reparations programs or something and i thought you know this

00:09:38.780 thing is never going to happen right and he said to me yeah that's what they once said about ending

00:09:44.080 slavery tressie you know the thing is you don't know your moment in history until it's long gone so you

00:09:50.820 can't treat things like you know your moment in history you really do have to operate as if

00:09:56.120 tomorrow is happening totally so if you want to feel empowered to do something know that history

00:10:01.500 actually is only written after the things are settled and it is our job to settle them

00:10:08.200 so wait the new york times journalist is also a professor and she's arguing that they didn't fight

00:10:14.860 enough for things like reparations yes they need to one day reparations will be a reality

00:10:19.440 now we know reparations don't help people yeah we know now from the ubi study where they gave people

00:10:25.300 a thousand dollars a month for three years and they were at the end of it thirty thousand dollars

00:10:28.960 poorer than the people who didn't get this giving people big cash payments hurts them it hurts their

00:10:33.840 communities it permanently disables their communities if you're just joining us black people got their 1.00

00:10:39.140 reparations checks today and in short all hell is broken loose i think what everyone wants to know

00:10:44.620 now is what are you going to do with all this money uh i'm going to reinvest my money into the

00:10:50.220 community oh that's a very nice gesture what were you sorry is that your son no no i just bought this

00:10:56.760 baby cash but it's it's absolutely accurate this sketch as everybody knows if you give a big cash

00:11:02.880 hand out to the current black communities like it's a cultural problem that needs to be fixed 1.00

00:11:08.140 it's not a they don't have enough money problem there are other people cultures that came to the u.s

00:11:13.620 that had no money were historically disenfranchised like let's say the chinese for example or the

00:11:19.100 japanese who recently had literally everything taken from them much more recently than the black people 0.99

00:11:24.020 and starting from scratch after the period of internment during world war ii have built back a strong

00:11:30.020 culture that's not the cause of the difference the cause of the difference is internal to the

00:11:36.620 culture which can be seen if you go to our video about the zombification of black culture black 1.00

00:11:40.640 culture didn't used to be like this you go to the 1960s blacks had half the rate of white people

00:11:47.020 kids outside of web to be more specific only five percent of black children are born out of wedlock while

00:11:51.380 10 of white children were born out of wedlock today the number is around 70 of black children are

00:11:56.220 born out of wedlock progressives destroyed black culture ripped it apart and what we see now is

00:12:02.580 the shreds of it and it is always gross to me when i see something like blm being like well nuclear 0.94

00:12:07.420 families that's not a black thing that's a white thing i'm like no it used to be twice as black a 0.62

00:12:12.240 thing as it is a white thing historically speaking this changed when a marxist group took over the

00:12:17.640 civil rights movement see our video as curtis yarvin for an explanation of how that happened

00:12:22.740 yeah there was essentially black culture was showing better metrics in terms of how we judge

00:12:28.020 culture which is imparting fitness you know creating resilient successful people who have

00:12:33.220 kids and raise those kids to be resilient and successful it was doing better yeah and and the

00:12:39.040 wokeism that targeted black culture first because it took ownership of it and unfortunately and i'll admit

00:12:44.400 at the beginning i think that the the there there might have been truth to democrats really supporting

00:12:49.740 black culture more for a period in american history that is definitely no longer i mean

00:12:54.700 and i sometimes question this i i feel like a lot of the big thing now the the more that i look at it

00:13:02.080 it seems to be that well-intentioned people who just weren't part of the culture decided to

00:13:09.860 in a very white saviory kind of way take ownership of i'm going to help this disenfranchised

00:13:16.300 disadvantaged group that was already helping itself and then it like it kind of like when

00:13:22.640 when you introduce exogenous hormones to a body that body will stop its own internal production

00:13:27.200 and it can really throw everything off and that's that's not great and i think that that that might

00:13:32.780 be kind of what happened is they're like let's introduce hormone therapy a level of malevolence even

00:13:38.640 during that period so you have a founder of well i guess you have a planned parenthood thing but i think

00:13:43.120 hold on hold on hold on so for people who don't know this story we've done another video on it but

00:13:47.260 i'll just quickly go over it planned parenthood was started by somebody with strong ties to the kkk

00:13:51.900 with an explicit plan to wipe out black people in the united states well low genetic quality people

00:13:56.480 and she thought black people were disproportionately in this category this is admitted on the planned 0.91

00:13:59.900 parenthood website this is not something of controversy right now this is also not a point

00:14:04.320 of controversy there is the black population of the united states would be a quarter larger than it is

00:14:09.620 if planned parenthood didn't exist yeah it's the biggest genocide that no one talks about 0.98

00:14:14.600 83 percent of planned parenthood uh clinics are still in majority black neighborhoods so black 0.97

00:14:19.980 shouldn't laugh actually it's not it's really not funny when they started rolling this out didn't want

00:14:25.040 this and so she went to black democratic community leaders to get them to talk to their communities

00:14:32.120 and staff these clinics was majority black workers to try to get more black people in

00:14:37.440 and this was done the sterilization and genocide of their own communities was done by what's the

00:14:44.380 nice way to put this house isn't the nice way to put this but there i i think a class of this like

00:14:51.440 black middle class and upper class that camilla belongs to and the black community talks about

00:14:55.720 it's like the ruling whatever trying to keep all other black people down and like i don't think

00:14:59.620 they're wrong about this impression i mean it's not like 10 super rich black people who have sold out

00:15:04.540 but it like basically is there is a a black community that has completely sold out the black

00:15:09.980 underclass and i think that's why 25 by the way it was 25 of black men voted for trump in this election

00:15:16.040 cycle from like eight percent in previous cycles like they're waking up they know what's up now

00:15:19.760 yeah but anyway so i'll keep playing it i think donald trump is not the last gasp of the gop's uh descent

00:15:29.140 into chaos and madness but he is a sign that the only strategy they have they only have one tool if

00:15:38.300 there's an upside today is that yeah the tool worked this time but they only have one right yeah

00:15:44.040 that means there's plenty of opportunity here to build more and better tools and that's our job right

00:15:50.500 now yeah no i totally agree tressie so then the next thing she goes on about it she goes on and she 0.99

00:15:57.420 says republicans are only winning because of one thing but she doesn't specify what it is which is

00:16:03.320 oh really yeah so i i've come up with a few hypotheses she might be thinking it's racism

00:16:09.140 the problem is that more black people are voting for republicans

00:16:12.580 well no she no she could believe that because she could believe and this was something that came up 0.98

00:16:18.380 near the end of the election cycle that the black men and latino men etc were racist and they were

00:16:26.880 voting out of racism no no these accusations came up absolutely i mean the whole obama thing is you're

00:16:32.500 misogynist and all these other no no i really think that they may think it is racism

00:16:37.540 yeah continue go ahead oh no you have something to say i was gonna i i think i've seen enough coverage

00:16:46.680 of the the whole post-mortem the the leftist post-mortem election that they genuinely believe that

00:16:52.300 the non-white groups that they believe this what i'm saying is it's just obviously factually

00:16:57.700 inaccurate oh no yeah no obviously it's not accurate but it's what they believe all the

00:17:01.180 mainstream racists hate trump now all of the minority ethnic groups are voting more for 0.90

00:17:05.140 republicans than they ever have yeah no no it's it's not true but i think that's what she was

00:17:09.220 thinking because i can't imagine what else she was thinking the next thing she thinks is it could be

00:17:12.880 feminism like like oh we hate women we don't want a woman president except 1.00

00:17:15.640 no more women voted for for for trump in this election than they did when he was running against 0.68

00:17:21.380 biden it was definitely not that and also that just never came up in the election it just was

00:17:26.420 never discussed and common she didn't even really she never played up her femininity really so yeah i 0.65

00:17:33.040 definitely don't see that the last thing it could be is she means it's the economy but like if it's

00:17:37.260 the economy it just shows how disconnected this democratic elite is it's like all the people care

00:17:41.860 about is they can't afford food for their families like how selfish be they not vote for our ideological

00:17:47.840 agenda just because they can't that would be the most non-evil assumption on her part though i hope

00:17:53.420 that's what she believed because that's that's factual when the economy does poorly the the ruling

00:17:58.580 administration is more likely to be voted out that is and and so that would be the most realistic

00:18:03.140 thing i think for her to point out and i think this is really interesting that like

00:18:07.000 if if if if she's like oh they're only winning on one thing and they're just running the same

00:18:14.100 thing over and over again like she's acting like when trump is gone that the party is going to be

00:18:19.420 easier to beat and i'm like no you nut jobs when the party is gone we've got jd vance and effing scott

00:18:27.140 pressler in the wings here when when trump is gone you've got nothing except for one person who i'm

00:18:35.200 going to bring up at the end of this and i think could clinch it for the democrats

00:18:37.640 but shell obama she'd never know no no you're not thinking of them and as soon as i mentioned

00:18:44.120 dwayne the rock johnson no as soon as i mentioned you're gonna be like oh my god this would be the

00:18:49.540 perfect person okay i'm excited he would win in the comments weigh in don't cheat place your bets

00:18:57.000 okay so i'll see if i give it away in the title card or something like that but what what i what i what i'm

00:19:03.860 pointing out is that simone you had to talk about the thing you did with gpt where you're trying to

00:19:07.260 figure out like who's going to be the next democratic front runner for the next election

00:19:10.480 cycle you must be thinking of someone else no you were like i asked it who's going to be good to win

00:19:15.580 the next election cycle and this is you're inventing or sometimes you talk to other people and you think

00:19:21.560 that you're talking to me in your memories i've known that i did not do this okay well whoever i was

00:19:26.640 talking to you said they went on ai and they're like who's going to be the next person to run for

00:19:31.880 democratic office okay and it gave a list of people and then i asked ai i said i've never

00:19:38.240 heard of any of these people before they seem like small players and yeah i said in response

00:19:42.700 yeah the democrats have a problem

00:19:44.500 that's great

00:19:48.100 ai that's on purpose yeah they do have a problem whereas we are spoiled for choice

00:19:57.360 and i think due to trump's incredibly sure choice of jd vance as his running mate now uh what i want

00:20:04.340 to point out here to to understand the democrats loss i think this is a key thing and why it's going

00:20:10.120 to be so hard for them going forwards is they were not running on policy positions they weren't even

00:20:19.500 really running on vibes they were running on an alternate fictional reality and by this what i

00:20:26.160 mean is camel has two core talking points and this is what i get from democratic analysis who are like

00:20:31.040 analysts who were looking at this and saying okay how is she doing what she do wrong what she do

00:20:36.460 she really only had two points if you examine all of her speeches one is trump is gonna force

00:20:42.240 abortion restrictions on everyone in this country oh yeah all your rights will be taken away

00:20:46.320 all your abortion but trump said he'd veto any national abortion restriction like he's literally

00:20:51.740 pro-choice he did that in his last term and he overturned roe voices raid but roe versus wade isn't

00:20:57.040 even about like abortion restrictions it's about a weird thing the supreme court did that was like

00:21:01.080 obviously illegal constitutionally speaking and anyone who knows law knows it was illegal the supreme

00:21:06.920 court should have been able to make this decision and they did it and it could you know what i'm

00:21:11.220 talking about right like roe versus wade was basically oh yes being made by the supreme court

00:21:16.900 yeah not the way our constitution was set up yeah you're supposed to pass this is correcting a bug in

00:21:22.500 the code or grammatical inaccuracy yeah yeah this wasn't i don't even see it as an abortion issue i

00:21:28.020 just see it as a basic like yeah like you didn't do this right like if you want to do this there's a

00:21:32.780 way to do it and you didn't do it right yeah and so trump you know so so one this is a fiction

00:21:38.700 but then the the bigger fiction is that trump is going to like all black people are going to wake

00:21:42.700 up as slaves all everyone who's not like a cis white male is going to end up without any rights 0.93

00:21:47.580 that women are going to be forced to the mar-a-lago breeding pin and like this is just not reality and i

00:21:53.400 think we have seen such negative consequences from the democratic framing here you know not only do we

00:21:58.480 have the trump assassination attempts but you don't know about this simone and i know you'll be unhappy

00:22:02.180 to learn about there was another iranian plot that was thwarted too well yeah iran has a right to be

00:22:07.180 afraid of a trump presidency but yes so there was a guy who killed his wife his ex-wife oh i saw that

00:22:15.140 in the uk though well in the uk i thought it was you in the uk maybe it was just i read it in the

00:22:21.940 daily mail or something no i think it was minnesota minnesota so and he said quote my mental health and

00:22:28.260 the world can no longer peacefully coexist and a lot of the reason is religion i am terrified of the 0.99

00:22:33.740 religious zealots inflicting their misguided beliefs on me and my family i have intrusive

00:22:38.460 thoughts of being burned at the stake as a witch or crucified on a burning cross so he thought the

00:22:43.740 religious community and and this is the thing i tried to find this story in the u.s i could only

00:22:48.360 find it in uk and indian newspapers okay so that's why i thought it was sorry that's why i was i found

00:22:53.000 accounts of it happening in the u.s they were like crazy guy kills his family they did not say it was

00:22:58.580 because the left convinced him that his family wouldn't be safe that it was trump derangement

00:23:02.040 syndrome it reminds me so much of that scene in downfall excellent movie by the way you should

00:23:06.880 watch it about the downfall of the nazi versus shame where as soon as they realize they're not

00:23:10.620 in power one woman kills her family because like you haven't seen downfall i'm not watching people

00:23:16.600 kill their families no by the way not putting i looked at the clip and i was like oh i'm mentioning

00:23:22.560 a clip i should probably add it like i do what i put it mention other clips and i watched it and i was 0.85

00:23:26.640 like i don't nobody wants to see this right now like if you want to feel terrible you can go look

00:23:32.040 up the clip but i think it's just more proof of the left is just nazis they just act like nazis

00:23:38.680 they think like nazis it's been insane and the people who don't see it yet my god wait till they

00:23:44.540 come for you that's what i guess i have to say actually the wait till they come for you thing

00:23:48.100 has been a major thing for me recently where a lot of people have come to me and they're like i didn't

00:23:53.860 know that this could get me canceled and ruin my career and now it's happened to me and all of the

00:23:59.820 people who i went and i talked to about what i thought was a fairly normal thing they won't even

00:24:04.120 listen to me they're like well i haven't been canceled yet so i'm fine um and you're like well

00:24:10.120 cancellation is nothing like you know putting you in a concentration camp and it's like yeah well maybe

00:24:15.440 but having your only means of income taken away when you've got like a family of five kids

00:24:21.000 that's a pretty big deal and they do it so flippantly and with so much joy what are you

00:24:26.360 finger painting a bear a bear has nothing to do with accepting people of different races

00:24:33.560 i didn't know what else to paint start value go faster faster faster are you done what is it what

00:24:46.260 have you done people of all colors and greens holding hands beneath a rainbow good that wasn't

00:24:50.580 so hard was it not do it again very powerful movie i suggested i'm gonna make i can't even watch like

00:24:57.660 the one the one clip where his like hands are shaking and he adjusts his glasses oh that's such a

00:25:02.560 great clip so many good take take look there's some movies the kids just need to watch downfall is

00:25:08.760 one kids i think very good uh education fievel is i think the classic american cartoon all kids all

00:25:16.240 kids need to see an american tale and then fievel goes west but did you say never so young and you

00:25:25.500 have lost hope oh this is america the place to find the hope hope for the best work for the rest

00:25:35.400 and never say never again take my little friend to immigration everyone goes through immigration

00:25:42.700 absolutely top tier cinema the great at i think building american pride showing that we are a nation

00:25:50.860 of national clans working together and cultural clans working together against the oligarchs which

00:25:57.480 controlled the democratic party one of the crazy things i've seen as an outcome of this is they're

00:26:00.940 like elon gave trump all of this money and now he's going to control trump because billionaires and i was 0.61

00:26:06.900 like bitch camel raised three times what trump raised yeah seriously you live in an alternate fictional 0.98

00:26:15.400 reality and i think that that's one of the problems that they have is they are arguing 0.99

00:26:18.980 not based on policy but that we live in this alternate world where trump is a fascist and one

00:26:25.960 of the things i pointed out which is so insane is is now they're going through all this stuff about how

00:26:29.460 trump is going to like have like these frivolous lawsuits against his opponents and arrest them

00:26:34.340 and meanwhile they'll say the felon trump yeah who they actively and and very

00:26:40.100 why is he a felon no no no wait hold on why is he a felon and they go because he didn't label his

00:26:46.740 prostitute hush money payments as prostitute hush money payments and i'm like yeah obviously he

00:26:52.000 didn't do that obviously you're supposed to malcolm you're supposed to label them it's the law don't

00:26:57.620 you understand i bet campbell his husband didn't label them when he was paying off the nanny that he

00:27:02.080 knocked up i which by the way the those are child care payments malcolm they're a tax write-off shut

00:27:07.840 your mouth uh completely covered up that story you know he was told by his lawyer to do this and it

00:27:14.740 wasn't even it was only a felony because it was supposed to be a misdemeanor but they said it was

00:27:18.480 to cover up another crime what was the other crime like chose one so the choose your own adventure kind

00:27:23.780 of court case which was the best kind yeah so now i want to go over what i think might be causing this

00:27:30.640 and allowing the left to do this to create this alternate reality and why it's losing so hard it's that

00:27:36.720 there is a movement right now to disconnect yourself from reality and so it's not a movement

00:27:42.160 it is it is a a next step in human civilization that's a part of our downfall so if you've seen

00:27:49.720 or read ready player one there you're sort of looking at this universe in which people are living in

00:27:54.980 these like stacked apartments and really urbanized zones like even stacked trailer parks just spending

00:28:00.940 all of their day on the internet working online and and socializing online and there's no real

00:28:06.200 connection with reality there's no strong connection with your community and it seems so

00:28:11.940 sci-fi dystopian and yet that's that happened this summer that the tipping point was this summer and

00:28:17.780 we're able to live in these weird delusional siloed worlds because we're literally like a huge swath of

00:28:22.920 the population is not leaving their house so it's totally possible to live in this fantasy to come to

00:28:28.660 believe these things because you're not you're not literally transacting within society you're door

00:28:32.660 dashing you're getting everything delivered via amazon you're you're you're not having kids you're

00:28:37.380 not forced to interact with people in that in that environment are the kids playing outside on the

00:28:41.200 driveway yeah and he went to stop some people who are walking by our house to have a conversation

00:28:44.980 with him of course he did but yeah so you're not interacting with the community and and that will

00:28:50.080 cause you to be capable of falling into deeper and deeper delusions well no i mean that happened this

00:28:56.360 crazy cult which has had such an easy time creating this alternate reality for people because they're not

00:29:01.920 engaging so i'm gonna go over some like tweets here right so like okay here's a reddit post i am in a

00:29:06.420 committed relationship with my bed it understands me supports my netflix habits and never argues about

00:29:11.380 who finished the last of the ice cream or another person here people ask what my hobbies are and i say

00:29:18.220 rotting in bed with my shows and minding my business and then another person said great mind think alike

00:29:23.920 and then here is another post where somebody's like i'm kind of tired of all this to be honest

00:29:29.300 brat summer is just about watching rich people have fun it's a picture it was the first parasocial 0.87

00:29:35.480 party burnout summer where no one actually could afford to party or go out or like had the desire to go

00:29:41.300 out and hit a club it was more like whatever it is that young people do when they're having a rough

00:29:47.800 cash a kind of evening and morning but it was yeah it was the first time when that was entirely parasocial

00:29:54.000 but people were still trying to get the social cachet of it and and that parasocial burnout of

00:30:00.140 like i'm a wreck wasn't from partying hard it was from literally not being able to take care of

00:30:04.880 yourself and not get out of bed yeah so how do you win how do you win as a leftist right okay now how do

00:30:11.500 you win the way that you win and and this is what all the left are getting wrong they're like we need

00:30:16.640 to go harder into identity politics everything like that you need to do what the right did to our

00:30:21.260 racist you need to turn the wokes against you go out with a crucifix and scare the vampires from the 1.00

00:30:29.240 room you need to call out the wokies on their bullshit when they lie you need to say and this 1.00

00:30:37.420 is how trump won like if you're like the right didn't have to do this trump's first election cycle 1.00

00:30:42.480 he was like oh yeah the iraq war that was dumb as hell like meanwhile like kamala's like butting up 0.90

00:30:49.260 was like liz cheney and dick cheney right you know taking them on campaign trail with her 1.00

00:30:53.080 saying they were great public servants and and trump's like yeah that was a that was a cluster

00:30:58.460 like why did we do that i i said at the time i just love the way he looks at international

00:31:03.200 politics from the perspective of like was this a good deal or was this a bad deal like he's looking

00:31:08.000 at like were we were we paying too much for this it's just called like mainstream republicans week

00:31:13.120 he's like you guys are being manipulated like this so and people could be like but a mainstream

00:31:18.440 leftist figure could not survive if they did this

00:31:24.020 i disagree

00:31:27.900 okay how i'm gonna see if you can think of the person i am thinking of is not in politics

00:31:34.460 they are a mainstream leftist media comedian and they are a male john stewart john stewart

00:31:41.760 oh and he even looks presidential could john stewart not clean an election cycles in clock

00:31:49.820 yeah actually so i'm gonna put a clip on screen of him right now of john stewart calling out

00:31:55.680 leftist media for bullshitting people about like panic and stuff like that yeah there was one story

00:32:03.220 that was so disturbing so dark even the news couldn't handle it in our editorial discussions

00:32:10.240 this morning we were asked not to show the image from this video video which we are intentionally

00:32:15.100 choosing not to show you we're not going to show because of how disturbing it is i was extremely

00:32:20.500 disturbed to see this horrible horrible violent imagery violent and dehumanizing imagery we're only

00:32:27.100 going to show you a clip of this briefly all right that's enough let's take it down

00:32:30.480 news channels show images from ukraine from gaza from natural disasters they get through them

00:32:39.540 dispassionately i can't imagine how devastating this footage must be former president donald trump

00:32:46.980 shared a video this one on his truth social account featuring an image of president joe biden

00:32:52.940 hogtide on the back of a pickup truck

00:32:55.380 that's what was so disturbing and dehumanizing you wouldn't show it on television and

00:33:08.740 an airbrushed biden decal on the back of a truck

00:33:12.640 are you the same networks that show reruns of 9-11 every year and now hold on i want to put out one

00:33:19.860 where he was on stephen colbert when the wuhan lab leak thing was going on oh no and this is when 0.98

00:33:24.740 all the left was still like dogmatically like oh wuhan lab leak and he was like this is fucking 0.94

00:33:29.300 obviously it was a lab leak like what are you talking about they even call it like covid labs 0.89

00:33:33.840 so he could bring the sanity back to the left the suffering of this pandemic which was more than likely

00:33:43.080 caused by science hold on one second no no no no no no no no now listen listen but what do you what

00:33:52.520 what do you mean but do you mean like so perhaps there's there's a chance that this is created in a

00:33:56.280 lab i'd love to hear novel respiratory coronavirus overtaking wuhan china what do we do oh you know we

00:34:04.280 could ask the wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab the disease is the same name as the lab

00:34:13.560 and then they asked those scientists wait a minute you work at the wuhan respiratory

00:34:17.560 coronavirus lab how did this happen and they're like a pangolin kissed a turtle 0.89

00:34:24.200 and you're like no i you get the name of your lab if you look at the name show me your business card

00:34:31.560 oh i work at the coronavirus lab in wuhan oh because there's a coronavirus loose in wuhan

00:34:40.520 how did that happen maybe a bat flew into the cloaca of a turkey and now we all have corona

00:34:51.960 what about this what about this listen to this wait a second all right oh my god oh my god

00:34:58.680 there's been an outbreak of chocolatey goodness near hershey pennsylvania what do you think happened

00:35:06.120 like oh i don't know maybe a steam shovel made it with a cocoa bean or it's the chocolate factory

00:35:15.320 maybe that's it that could that could very well be and anthony fauci and francis collins and nih

00:35:20.840 have said like it should definitely be investigated stop with the logic and people and things

00:35:26.120 the name of the disease wait a second wait a second but i it could be possible you could be

00:35:33.240 right it could be possible that they have the lab in wuhan to study the novel coronavirus diseases

00:35:41.240 because of the bat population there i understand it's the only place to find bats austin texas has

00:35:47.240 thousands of them that fly out of a cave every night is there a coronavirus in austin coronavirus no

00:35:54.440 it doesn't seem to be an austin coronavirus yeah and and john stewart's like call out here of like

00:36:02.120 obviously it was the lab leak it has aged so well because now there's a report that the three people

00:36:07.320 with the earliest cases of covid were gain-of-function researchers at the wuhan in november

00:36:12.280 specifically in 2019 bin hu you ping and yon zu so we basically now know it was a lab leak and john

00:36:19.800 stewart called it when the left crap and you could see like how uncomfortable stephen colbert is like

00:36:24.600 when he's doing this this is off script go back to the script um and do you hold on do you what do you 0.91

00:36:35.480 think john stewart ran could he be basically yes no he he would clean up he would do incredibly well

00:36:42.040 yeah he would he would catch the center back and he's just so relatable yeah he's he's the ultimate

00:36:48.120 centrist vote and that's what a president needs to win he did a video recently for like apple tv

00:36:55.160 about like pro-child transition like what really whoa okay yeah he's pretty captured by woke but he at

00:37:02.920 least fights back sometimes yeah well i don't know though if he's for youth transition here's the thing is

00:37:09.960 i was i was listening to some people talking about this and they're like you know how you know how

00:37:15.560 come so many centrists were you know voting for the left and a realization that they had was that

00:37:25.480 a lot of parents are seeing just how much at the level of their own local schools

00:37:31.640 youth gender transition is is taking place and they're like sorry you said voting for the left well 0.89

00:37:37.720 they would otherwise have voted for the left yeah but then they're like i just don't want my

00:37:42.440 kid to go through youth gender transition so this has gone too far and there aren't enough people who 0.99

00:37:47.880 care about trans rights enough to put their kids at risk when they don't think their kids really are

00:37:53.960 trans but are going to be forced essentially to transition through social pressure too and so like

00:37:59.800 it just went too far so i do think that if he was into youth gender transition that would be a step too far

00:38:04.840 because i think that's one of the key things that pushed people to the right aggressively

00:38:11.080 to be clear i am not saying i think it would be a good thing if john stewart was running on the left

00:38:16.200 i think it would be a bad thing because he would be such a good candidate but he is not actually like

00:38:22.600 fully sane he again like the use gender transition stuff which again for people who don't know why we're

00:38:28.760 so against this if you look at the study from 2023 gender discontentedness and non-conforming use what

00:38:34.120 you see is of 11 year olds who uh do not identify with their birth gender over nine out of ten of

00:38:40.280 them when not given gender affirming care end up affirming totally with their birth gender by the age

00:38:46.040 of 23 um so it's just like a bad idea especially when you consider that 50 of people who transition or 0.99

00:38:52.680 45 depending on the study you're looking at attempt to unalive themselves so it's it's one of those

00:38:57.720 things where it's like horrifying that anyone could promote this if they have actually looked

00:39:01.640 at the data and i feel like he has i feel like what john stewart does is he looks at the issues

00:39:08.120 that he knows are going to be overturned in the near future and then stakes out on front of that like

00:39:13.160 the wuhan lab leak story and stuff like that and so i think that he's sort of the perfect poison pill to

00:39:19.640 the right right now and to me that scares me about a john stewart candidacy but if i'm just out here

00:39:25.640 giving like honest advice to the left this is what you need to do you need to do somebody

00:39:30.840 who clamps back occasionally written out then dwayne the rock johnson is my drone the rock johnson

00:39:37.720 i don't think john stewart would do better i i think that he could moderate his positions on

00:39:41.960 things and i think he would if he was running he could one and he could come out to be like i was

00:39:46.520 wrong i didn't know about the the w path files i didn't know about this and that like i'm willing

00:39:51.800 because he's the kind of person who has the ability to draw the narrative of changing his

00:39:58.120 mind without looking like a flip-flopper yeah because we have this whole history of him like

00:40:03.800 oh jd vance you can't trust jd vance because he changes his mind when he's presented with new

00:40:08.120 evidence it's like people i think people like that and i'm glad that we've come to a point in

00:40:13.160 in human civilization where we start to respect people for changing their mind when presented with

00:40:17.160 new information wow it only took us two thousand plus years i was taken in by the urban monoculture 0.98

00:40:23.880 for a while i believed their bullshit for a while okay yes totally same i just as jd vance did i do not 0.87

00:40:30.760 besmirch him for you know if he's a wealthy vc in silicon valley in the you know early 2000s of course 0.99

00:40:39.560 yes whoops whoops he made a mistake i made a mistake okay some of you guys realized this 0.91

00:40:45.560 shit before i did exactly but i'm out now and so whatever right yeah don't don't hate me for being 0.83

00:40:51.000 wrong and and that was one thing that when i was running for office i i got the most um appreciation 0.60

00:40:57.400 for was was that i had grown up with one ideology and i saw what was wrong with it and i changed my

00:41:03.320 mind i i wasn't questioned for it i wasn't called a rhino for it i i was i was i mean maybe people hated me

00:41:09.960 behind my back but at least to my face i was given the impression that people appreciated that

00:41:18.360 what i cared about was my community and that i i believed that something was for the best and when

00:41:23.160 proven that it wasn't i changed my mind yeah so next here the other big thing and when people are

00:41:29.720 like how bad has wokeism gotten and how much it's a pushback now because i think that people don't

00:41:34.600 understand the systemic privileges that some people are getting in our society that we really

00:41:39.320 are living in a racist society where some ethnicity groups are treated as having more human dignity than

00:41:44.760 others but the tide is beginning to turn so prominent theoretical physicist laurence m cross spoke about

00:41:51.400 the notorious dei practice he said quote get the dei out of science funding elon exclamation mark

00:41:58.280 end quote in a national post article so we're not seeing mainstream physicists so here's a

00:42:03.000 classics professor jake and i thought that this was a really interesting tweet that i read he said

00:42:07.560 i'm 53 years old the last four years amount to the most repressive totalitarian era i have ever lived

00:42:13.400 through quote if the general atmosphere of fear we live in as a people who want to speak and live

00:42:19.480 freely if all of that change in american society had the fingerprints of a particular leader on it

00:42:26.200 that leader would be fascist end quote and that was from nam durham but it was not a particular

00:42:32.040 it was the left i think what he's talking here is this memetic virus that we've talked about that

00:42:35.960 is wokeism the urban monoculture which the left needs to distance itself from if it's going to win

00:42:40.760 it needs to quarantine it needs to call out and being bigoted which is what it is but he goes on to say

00:42:47.000 it was not a fascist leader but a society-wide culture of totalitarian intolerance that made me watch

00:42:52.280 my words like a hawk for half a decade it was fear of retaliation from the left that made me lay awake at

00:42:58.840 night terrified that a student might have misinterpreted something i said in class

00:43:03.400 and initiated a cancellation campaign against me and this is something we've seen historically if

00:43:07.800 you look at the pogroms against jews and stuff like that they don't know if they've triggered some

00:43:11.160 like oh now they're going to use this to argue against my community oh now they're gonna you know

00:43:15.560 then he goes on to say it was not a fascist leader but a left-wing culture of retribution in

00:43:20.360 the face which tenured faculty and college administrators coward you know in the face of

00:43:26.760 which tenured faculty and college administrators coward wielded by 18 year olds that ended the

00:43:32.440 career of a colleague of mine because she read out loud a word in an anti-racist comic book oh boy

00:43:40.040 a student with a entire college staff was cowards who fear was nonetheless rational actually ended

00:43:48.760 her career for reading an anti-racist comic book it was not a fascist leader but a left-wing

00:43:55.160 culture of fear that generated countless whispers among faculty in the halls of my college

00:44:00.440 and others every professor afraid to tell but their most trusted colleagues about how students had

00:44:06.360 stood up in class and accused them of quote-unquote traumatizing or quote-unquote harming them for

00:44:11.400 teaching basic facts or for failing to teach the subject from the now mandatory ideological

00:44:17.560 perspective of afro-pessimism or teaching material unobjectionable just a few years ago that was now

00:44:24.200 quote-unquote white supremacist so afro-pessimism i had to look this up is the belief that basically all

00:44:29.800 of western civilization should be understood from the perspective of oppressing black people or

00:44:33.880 what that just doesn't sound fun for anyone yeah i personally know artists whose careers 0.71

00:44:41.560 and businesses the mob attempted to destroy because they did not post a black square on facebook in

00:44:46.760 2020 i personally know musicians who lost their bands and music career merely for revealing that

00:44:53.080 they were reading a book that had been effectively quote-unquote banned by the left and it's like you can't

00:44:57.320 even read books if you have touched anything that may be a threat to the memetic virus they isolate

00:45:02.920 you they quarantine you the only way to fight back is to quarantine the people who are doing this

00:45:08.600 they need to be treated the way the right has treated racists because they are just as bigoted

00:45:14.680 but not more so honestly because i've talked to the left wokies and i've talked to the rights where is

00:45:19.480 this who like we have quarantined and i'm like if there's an innocent person being victimized here

00:45:24.600 it's much more on the right because a lot of these these people who sometimes get caught up in this

00:45:28.520 are often pretty innocent of a lot of the charges that they're accused of but on the left they're

00:45:33.880 not they they do wish to dehumanize other people they do wish to ruin people's careers like fascists

00:45:39.160 would like you know if you read something like the red scarf girl like the chinese use would during 1.00

00:45:44.040 the red revolution and then he goes on to say i know of accomplished leaders in the world and arts

00:45:49.560 and culture who lost their careers because of the statement of solidarity was blm that they wrote

00:45:55.800 was not vociferous enough i know of physicians who lost important positions were subjected to star

00:46:02.200 chamber proceedings and whose words were scrubbed from the internet merely from suggesting the

00:46:08.120 socioeconomic conditions and not the phony construct of quote-unquote implicit bias were responsible for

00:46:14.600 racial health disparities i know of a liberal gay canadian educator who had served children

00:46:20.280 selflessly for decades who was driven to suicide after being derided as a racist in front of an

00:46:27.320 audience of all her peers by a dei trainer in a covet era zoom call and you know this one who's seen

00:46:35.160 this knows this stuff is real they're driving people to suicide they're driving families to kill themselves

00:46:41.400 they are evil in the extreme they need to be treated like people with swastikas tattooed on their

00:46:48.040 foreheads because that's what they are when they spout this stuff when they try to isolate people for 0.95

00:46:53.880 this stuff none of this repressiveness this intolerance this insistence that only a single

00:46:59.960 view was acceptable on pain of cancellation along with the fear that it all generated was imposed by a

00:47:05.720 fascist leader it was imposed through the distributed channels of individual agents converging

00:47:11.320 on an ideology and a set of practices to enforce it it was imposed by all the individuals and

00:47:16.360 institutions whose rational self-interested fear made them turn their eyes away allowing it all to

00:47:22.360 happen and tacitly endorsing it and i cannot but include myself in this indictment all of us like

00:47:29.080 peter thrice denying the jesus of our colleagues friends and family in order to save our own skins from the

00:47:36.840 mod by falsifying every last one of our preferences there was an entire class of people who genuinely

00:47:43.640 never felt a moment of fear from their neighbors students colleagues or acquaintances who sincerely

00:47:48.360 never did notice episodes of retribution and cancellation such as i've described here my theory

00:47:53.320 is that these people's own ideology so mirrored that of the dominant social configuration that they

00:47:58.520 simply never experienced a moment of friction and it's not for the most part that they previously

00:48:04.120 arrived at a quote-unquote woke ideology independently and then merely recognized fellow travelers in

00:48:09.560 other wokest rather their minds were such as to instantly and uncritically conform themselves to

00:48:15.400 whatever it was that they were supposed to believe or endorses this week from abolishing slave patrol

00:48:21.640 policing in america to mass graves of indians in canada to human biology having no bearing on a

00:48:27.800 person's sex or gender they were and remain in the grip of a mass delusion this is by and large the

00:48:34.440 same class of people you will see commenting here and telling me that none of this ever happened or that

00:48:39.720 i have fallen for a right-wing lie some of these people will make a faulty inference from this and assume

00:48:45.320 that i am a hardcore right-winger in a classical case of whataboutism fallacy they'll say well what about

00:48:51.480 republicans and they'll accuse me of carrying water for the right wing and supposedly far more repressive

00:48:57.960 of any leftist or democrat than i aspire to be and we all know this is true right when people do not

00:49:04.440 leftists don't get fired from their views from their jobs they don't get fired for their views from

00:49:08.200 their university they don't have to live in fear well i think what you're pointing out though is that

00:49:13.240 they do that nothing's enough well they do it that nothing's enough but they they definitely it is not

00:49:19.000 the right that controls society the left is the fascist faction controlling society right now they

00:49:25.080 are fascist in the truest sense of the word they are a fascist mob that is interested only in upholding 0.98

00:49:33.160 its ideological purity spiral but to go continue even dumber they'll say that my supposed experience 0.96

00:49:39.240 of intolerance is exactly what bigots should expect if i have views that were impossible to express on

00:49:44.680 campus over the past years that's just as good for entails that my views must have been beyond the

00:49:51.000 pale and no campus is obliged to platform or tolerate nazis and their ilk and here's what i point out with

00:49:57.080 john stewart going against all this because he had the platform to do it you would have been the

00:50:01.080 platform for saying oh we actually do need masks or oh we actually don't need masks at various different

00:50:07.480 times as happened you would have been the platform for saying actually these covered restrictions are

00:50:11.400 hurting minority communities disproportionately as happened to the person who was runner-up to be

00:50:15.320 the ceo at levi's him saying stuff like the lab leak thing had people's careers ended

00:50:22.440 who weren't far enough left we all saw this it's not that they were fighting for truce and justice they

00:50:28.040 were fighting for ideological conformity they were fighting for the march step they were fighting for

00:50:33.160 their north korea-like dictatorship these inferences and accusations are all false i can be angry about

00:50:39.400 left-wing repressiveness and still be plenty alarmed by right-wing repressiveness and indeed i am but

00:50:45.000 the way we have done nothing he's just signaling here i have spoken out on this platform against

00:50:50.040 florida's stop woke act for example against the crushing of pro-palestinian speech on some campuses

00:50:57.080 and just this morning i shared my well-granted fear that trump will end up invoking the insurrection act

00:51:03.080 what that's so pathetic but there is simply no equivalency between the impact on my quote-unquote

00:51:10.200 lived experience and they will deny all of these people's lived experiences of the daily grinding 0.86

00:51:14.840 paranoia and fear that the leftist culture of repression has created for me that i have seen it create

00:51:22.520 in countless students and colleagues and my more abstract and theoretical concerns about repressiveness

00:51:28.760 or right that is in any event more local to florida texas etc not nearly as global as a society-wide

00:51:35.720 leftist culture that i describe here and i will not be gaslit and this is the reality that so many

00:51:42.200 people are experiencing and if you as a leftist can't read this and say i need to stop the bigots

00:51:48.280 who have taken control of my culture who have taken control of my party and are using it to advance

00:51:53.480 their agenda in the same way the right-wing party did see our video about why the racist turned on

00:51:57.880 trump why the homophobes turned on trump why the anti-semitic people turned on trump because they

00:52:03.080 all did they all denounced him in this last election cycle they all said he doesn't stand for us anymore

00:52:07.000 they all said anyone who follows me stop voting for him you need to do the same on the left and if you

00:52:12.680 can't do the same you will keep losing and you will become an increasingly irrelevant part of america

00:52:20.360 even if you control the boards at these large companies because nobody's going to buy these video games

00:52:25.320 anymore we're seeing this and these companies will collapse nobody's going to buy your products

00:52:30.280 anymore and we'll get better at organizing and we'll get better at identifying any organization

00:52:35.400 you have your hooks in and here i'd point out we're going to start a website and a company called

00:52:40.840 anti-bigot.com and i want people who are interested in their companies and they go i want you guys to come

00:52:47.000 in like a dei remediation force like sweet anti-sweet baby inc and clear up all of this and then talk to

00:52:53.320 your friends in right-wing media make sure everybody knows so like when harley davidson had a problem

00:52:56.680 they can come to us and we can clear it all up for them clear all this out and then make sure that

00:53:02.280 through the real media channels the channels that people actually watch here i'll put a thing in the

00:53:05.960 top 10 podcasts right now nobody actually watches left-link media anymore they're shouting into a deck of

00:53:09.720 chamber yeah they control quote-unquote the the parts of the old bureaucracy but nobody consumes that nobody

00:53:14.280 plays those games nobody listens to that media as we point out that simone and i individually

00:53:20.840 i guess together our podcast in terms of watch hours per month we get the same amount of watch

00:53:26.760 hours as 14 new york times journalists if you watch our nobody goes to the mainstream media anymore

00:53:31.240 seven for each of us that's what we're worst in terms of our pundancy that's getting insane

00:53:38.120 anyway thought simone

00:53:39.000 i don't have anything to add well i mean am i right it's like are you seeing this do you think

00:53:47.400 that like this is what people's lived experiences i think that there's a small and very vocal online

00:53:59.800 group of people that has successfully lived under this delusion that has been reinforced by

00:54:09.400 what we describe as the mainstream media that shares that delusion and lives in that isolated sphere

00:54:14.840 and that the rest of the world and people who are interacting with reality more just don't see it and

00:54:21.240 that's why the left lost and you can see this in the audience numbers as you point out that this

00:54:29.480 group is is very much in an echo chamber and they all kind of consume their own stuff but the rest of

00:54:34.040 the world isn't consuming it at increasingly alarming numbers right the attrition is really high because

00:54:39.880 as they're consuming it they're seeing this is not reflected in my reality this is a great point i want

00:54:46.040 to add here you don't move in the other direction and remember when i predicted trump

00:54:50.040 would win by a large margin in this life cycle and everyone's like you're insane for saying that

00:54:54.120 i know people who've moved from the left to the right in the last election cycle i can think of

00:54:58.040 nobody but dick cheney who has moved from the right to the left that's because yeah the the leftist

00:55:02.440 takes now increasingly don't reflect reality and after a while you have to draw a line and say

00:55:08.760 this no longer represents my understanding and i'm getting the fact that i'm being lied to

00:55:14.840 and gaslit and i don't want in on this anymore is it the left controls people through

00:55:19.160 years of indoctrination through building fear in them and their families and their companies and

00:55:23.720 everything like that all the right needs to do is at one moment oh the right's really not going to take

00:55:28.520 away all my rights oh trump isn't an anti-abortion candidate oh you know like uh he's not going to

00:55:34.840 force me to like breathe he's not going to re-enslave black people he's not going to take away gay

00:55:41.320 rights he's not going to like the moment you realize all of this you're like wait i was 0.92

00:55:47.800 brainwashed into attacking somebody who was my greatest ally the money goes to a good cause

00:55:53.560 what good cause a drug a rehabilitation a mind control call we take your babies yeah 0.83

00:56:00.040 and i think now you have a reality and an anti-reality party and and actually this has created a really

00:56:05.480 interesting phenomena on the right where the right has moderated on tons of issues because they're

00:56:09.880 no longer interested in promoting any sort of policy or anything like that agenda they're just

00:56:13.400 interested in governing the country as sanely as possible and at the individual level letting

00:56:18.840 people live their lives the way they want to and i think that's what things like jd vance represent and

00:56:23.320 i think that's what people like the new right represent it's this collection of clans all working

00:56:27.480 together and i think that i really like this new right which is only allowed by the leftist delusion

00:56:36.360 on the other side i do too but what you've given me hope about today is that because the left has

00:56:42.760 been so resoundingly destroyed and trounced in this latest election but at least in the u.s there is a

00:56:48.440 chance of rebuilding fresh in a much more moderated and reasonable fashion like devoid of this caricature

00:56:56.920 of the far left that they had previously elevated and i've seen a lot of left-wing influencers say this

00:57:04.840 they go i was actually i found myself relieved in kamala lost by a huge margin well it's a chance to

00:57:11.080 rebuild and i think that there's so they would be great to see that happen and and i think we felt

00:57:17.160 at various times excitement about the prospect of the republican party rebuilding and that's part of the

00:57:23.000 reason i think why the republican party won so resoundingly is that the rebuilding has begun and

00:57:30.200 people like what they're seeing is the new future gop inc wasn't selling now the new right is selling

00:57:36.760 people are excited about it and the left can do something similar obviously in its own way but it

00:57:41.560 can do it so i like that and now we have to make dinner for the kids would you like me to make you

00:57:45.800 those vegetable wontons that you liked me making last week yeah that would be a great dinner i'm not

00:57:52.120 that hungry tonight i'm like a three or four you'll eat a lot more than those because they're they're

00:57:57.000 quite small but i'll make you those would you get the kids now i'm gonna change indy's diaper and 1.00

00:58:01.000 then i'll go down and start dinner and you can take a break while i watch them sound good you're

00:58:04.120 very special and i love you and you do so much for this family i love what else are you gonna make me

00:58:12.200 say i'll make you a lot more than those no no i'm just gonna make you you said you wanted three but

00:58:16.840 they're like minuscule three out of ten oh your hunger is a three out of ten okay understood

00:58:23.640 no problem i love you too all right you're gonna get them now right side here i just hit record

00:58:30.920 the that mother that i respect and adore me how most kids sports these days you can't really

00:58:39.080 get kids to just play in them dabbling like you kind of almost have to go professional to be

00:58:45.560 involved even just with soccer aka football that everything sort of gets escalated to a

00:58:51.960 semi-professional level where you have to take them to tournaments and it's a whole family traveling

00:58:55.720 you need to buy all this equipment and i think it's so indicative of the way that we raise kids

00:59:02.200 in developed wealthy nations especially the us where there's this expectation of over investment and

00:59:08.040 because parents have so few kids and kind of feel like they have to spend way too much money on them

00:59:12.760 yeah like well like they're because they keep buying it the industries then keep building out

00:59:19.320 this professionalization which isn't going anywhere but then parents start to think well

00:59:23.240 but if it's built out this way then i guess it's important for getting them to college or something

00:59:27.400 and then i think it's this system that they they buy it so it gets built out more and then because

00:59:33.080 it's built out more they buy more and then it just sort of keeps echo chambering into this completely

00:59:38.120 ridiculous overblown youth sports industry that makes it unsustainable for any parent of a large

00:59:44.440 family to ultimately get their kids into sports because they can't afford to and we won't be doing

00:59:49.480 it with our kids i'll have my kids compete against my brother's kids yeah they've got a big family we've

00:59:54.680 got a big we'll have enough for a sports team on both sides well no i i i honestly really i i just want

01:00:00.600 oh indy we're across the street from an amazing gun and archery range i'm just gonna get our kids

01:00:08.280 super into archery and they can go as far as they want with with john yeah well you have to be above

01:00:13.960 a certain age and i want to start our kids early so okay so archery at starting at like age six i think

01:00:20.920 is their lowest age or something and then just you and obviously they can start younger at our house

01:00:26.200 and then like i think that that's kind of what's like hunting fishing yeah we have a property that

01:00:32.360 could create a good archery range for the kids they can use the monster wall they can just shoot

01:00:35.880 the wall we can you can put targets on it so we should do that as soon as they're all done anyway

01:00:42.760 i don't know it's a kitkat bar

01:00:48.600 do you like kitkat bars

01:00:49.720 you have like a weird candy mustache buddy you look very grown up

01:01:01.960 whoa

01:01:07.400 that's red

01:01:12.680 do you want to pick out some candy for titan

01:01:19.720 you don't want candy do you want to kick out some pick out some candy for your sister 0.66

Based Camp - November 15, 2024

Can Dems Ever Win Again？ Charting a Realistic Path to Political Relevancy

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