00:12:21.260This is a cartel, and people have to understand what we are up against.
00:12:25.600it is a cartel that everyone needs to fight back on well and i gotta say greg abbott the governor
00:12:32.080was very strong in terms of his response it was a good response he did not back down
00:12:37.220from what beau french called out and because this is statewide candidate keep in mind and second
00:12:41.380and second we had ken paxton senator ken paxton jumped in and he completely went on the offense
00:12:53.060on James Talafrico saying, you know, you are the one who's discriminating because Beau French is
00:12:59.880calling out the anti-white discrimination that has gone on. I want to bring on here my good
00:13:06.160friend Arne McIntyre, host of the Arne McIntyre Show, to break down some of this. Arne, how are
00:13:11.580you? Just getting back from the front in the French and Indian War, so happy to be with you.
00:13:17.080the beau french and indian war it's been an amazing thing so so our this is my contention
00:13:24.520all right my contention is that part of this is because the mass immigration cartel the the
00:13:30.100scam migrants that are coming in across our border saying that you get so many politicians
00:13:35.740in texas as well as the corporate firms that are then able to bring these students in they pay four0.99
00:13:42.100times as much as the average Texan student to go to the University of Texas. So you're getting
00:13:48.720tons of money off of this. Then the system, the Board of Regents, et cetera, they have kickbacks
00:13:53.000to the rest of the political class in Texas. But then you have the corporate world, the corporate
00:13:59.700tech oligarchs of Austin, of Dallas, of Houston. Those firms then can go into the system and they
00:14:09.580can go in and hire them as H-1Bs and the rest. So, Aaron McIntyre, why did they come down so hard
00:14:17.520on Beau French yesterday? Well, because the Republicans are, as always, terrified of being
00:14:23.580accused of racism, no matter what, no matter how often. And clearly, that term is used cynically
00:14:29.820to manipulate the right and try to terrify conservatives. Ultimately, it continues to work.
00:14:34.380There's something nothing worse than being called a racist. Now, Beau French is pointing out the
00:14:39.260obvious truth, which is that there has been a systematic dismantling of American demographics
00:14:44.980inside of many states, including Texas. Whenever I visit Dallas, it's amazing. You can't tell if
00:14:50.840you're in India or Pakistan, but you're certainly not in America. There are simply so many Indian1.00
00:14:56.000people there. It's out of control. We know that there are both Muslim and Hindu temples being1.00
00:15:01.740built in Texas all over the place, giant statues to foreign monkey guides. They are transforming0.97
00:15:07.840the landscape of texas and this is simply not what we're told immigrants are supposed to do0.85
00:15:12.680if immigrants come at all they're supposed to assimilate they're supposed to take on american
00:15:16.180culture they're supposed to take on the american way of life but when you go there it's very clear0.99
00:15:20.260that instead they're building ethnic enclaves that they're taking over neighborhoods that they're
00:15:24.580imposing their culture on the united states and not the other way around beau french realizes this
00:15:29.220is deleterious to the people of texas that is erasing their culture and their way of life he
00:15:34.560points this out and of course the republicans run scared which is why they're all being praised by
00:15:38.660the democrats today for joining them in their denouncement of beau french and so so this is
00:15:45.180what's and and by the way like i don't want to play this game of oh i'm the anti-racist no i'm
00:15:51.840the anti-racist which is which is silly it's ridiculous but but i do want to point out that
00:15:57.360just the actual fact of the matter that beau french is not taught making a racial statement
00:16:03.500here beau french is saying that there is a group of people called the people of texas and there is
00:16:09.800a group of people called people not from texas and whether it's china whether it's india a generation
00:16:15.700ago or 20 years ago or so it was chinese foreign students that were making up the majority of these
00:16:20.620uh you know these foreign student slots the point is this is a cartel and it is not good for the0.58
00:16:26.540people of texas that's what it's about yeah absolutely absolutely we know obviously that
00:16:32.540unfortunately many of these things whether it's the uh university admissions system it's the
00:16:37.840hiring process or it's the ownership of things like gas stations or hotels ultimately these are
00:16:43.720operated as ethnic cartels there are indians that come to the united states and see themselves as
00:16:49.480american and ultimately simulate assimilate to the american way of life but one or two indians
00:16:54.280is different from the entire country moving here and we've seen the h-1b uh visa specifically be
00:17:00.460game in favor of indians about 70 of those visas are from india now there's no way that 70 of
00:17:07.700qualified workers for h1b visas are from india so if that's not the case then we must be seeing
00:17:13.480some form of ethnic identitarianism that is dominating this again if we have a few indians0.95
00:17:18.540who come in and become american and meld into the american way of life and no longer see themselves
00:17:24.020as indian well then that gets along fine nobody has a problem ultimately with that but that is
00:17:28.420not what we are looking at. We are looking at transformational mass migration into the United
00:17:33.220States through legal means. And ultimately this is changing the demographics, beliefs, and way
00:17:38.500of life of people in Texas. And they have a right to defend themselves. They have a right to their
00:17:43.240own demographic security, the security that their way of life will continue into the future lived by
00:17:49.160their children. You have that right. People in India have that right for Indians and Americans
00:17:53.540have the same right. There's simply no reason to be ashamed about that.
00:17:58.420Yeah, they really don't. And by the way, you know, I would throw out to all the folks who always say, oh, well, we need Infinity H1Bs because we have to be competitive with China. Well, I don't see China admitting Infinity H1Bs. They don't seem to have a problem with developing their own population, developing talent with that they find within the Chinese people.
00:18:17.340that Xi Jinping never comes out and says,
00:20:57.320Our guest continues to be Arne McIntyre.0.99
00:21:00.000We're talking about the Scammigration and how the Scammigration cartel was poked big and hard in the chest by a man who is who is.0.99
00:21:09.180I'm not going to say that. I'm not going to get myself in trouble and say something I shouldn't say.0.99
00:21:14.340But a good man. He's a Texas patriot. He's beau French.
00:21:18.420And Aaron, here's the thing. When when all I'm just going to say it, the conservatives, the invasive species of the Texas rhino started screaming, led by John Cornyn, started screaming, oh, you're racist, racist, bigot, xenophobe, racist, bigot, xenophobe.0.99
00:21:35.380Something interesting happened where the new right didn't just submit and apologize like the old right would.0.98
00:21:43.720They actually fought back. These people aren't used to that, are they?
00:21:48.420No, not at all. And first, big credit to Beau French. He had obviously all of the left, but most of the right in his state attacking him. And that patriot stood tall. He stood firm. He did not apologize. He did not back down. And as you say, these people are just never encountered that. They've never encountered somebody who maintains the kind of convictions that they have, despite the magical word of racism being spoken over them.
00:22:14.260And of course, Beau French also had the backing of a large number of people.
00:22:18.120They were not prepared for the fact that I think almost everybody who ultimately commented
00:22:23.180it against Beau French ended up getting ratioed on Twitter, had far more supportive comments
00:23:36.920I'm sorry if you don't if you don't, you know, feel like it's something that we're allowed to talk about, but we're going to talk about it and we're going to say, you know, something we actually do owe it to the people of Texas.
00:23:48.760And I say this as a northerner, right? I say this is like, you know, a filthy Yankee where I'm like, I'm sure Sam Houston and the boys down at the Alamo were not fighting for infinity immigrants to come into Texas and get the state.
00:24:02.140I'm sure they were fighting for their own children and their own families to be able to inherit what they fought for.0.91
00:24:09.180I mean, the modern conservative movement would hand the Alamo over to Santa Ana after doing a land acknowledgement.
00:24:15.900I mean, that's where we're at at this point.
00:24:18.660I mean, look, America is not a t-shirt.
00:24:32.140These are foreign peoples. These are foreign religions, foreign beliefs that do not belong in the United States. And it is okay to say so. It is okay to say that we would like to keep the United States American. And American is built primarily on an Anglo-Protestant religiosity and a cultural understanding that then also incorporates a pan-European diaspora.1.00
00:24:53.840That is what America has been. It's what America has always been until the Hart Seller Act.
00:24:58.300And now we have this idea that anyone and everyone can become an American.
00:25:02.120I have to hear people saying, oh, well, we're embracing third worldism if we ultimately recognize that America has an identity that it is a people.
00:25:09.220No, no, no. This is coming from the very people who want to import the entire third world and pretend that it's American.
00:25:14.160I'm sorry, but this is not what America is. Everybody knows that.1.00
00:25:17.700And there's nothing wrong with saying it.
00:25:18.980You should be ashamed when you have to acknowledge that Beau French wasn't ashamed, and that's
00:32:23.980when you get an email in and they pretend to be like they're from one of your social media
00:32:28.400companies oh there's an issue with your password oh there's an issue with your account make sure
00:32:31.620it has that blue check make sure there's a blue check in the sender box if there isn't a blue
00:32:37.060check and even there is by the way double check the the url make sure if it's from x for example
00:32:41.500make sure it comes from x.com if it's from meta make sure it's from meta.com make sure there's
00:32:47.000a blue check make sure to check all those things honestly personally if my account is working well
00:32:51.420I don't even respond to any of those emails.
00:32:53.560If I get an email from anything that's purporting to be from a social media site or one of the accounts that I have and my account's working fine, I don't even respond to it.
00:39:18.280Hey, Jack, I'm doing great, man. Thanks for having me on today. What a memory is, you know, 25 years later. Here we are, 9-11. And, you know, I was I was saying to you, and as I was watching that little clip right there, a nation needs a memory.
00:39:34.000You know, when Americans consistently when they remember a tragedy like 9-11, you know, we're not glorifying the pain. We're preserving the lessons that are purchased by it. And I think that's what people forget.
00:39:45.160well it's true and and look you know i was obviously spent this whole show talking about
00:39:50.660you know how america is not just a t-shirt america is not just a sports team it's a people
00:39:55.820it's a group of people and that shared memory of 9-11 that i have and now that my boys are old
00:40:02.820enough to kind of understand a little bit more about it is i've been showing them some of the
00:40:07.140movies and we're going to play and been playing them your song and showing them some of the other
00:40:11.240videos, and obviously there's lots of video from that day, real videos like we're playing right
00:40:15.380now, that sharing on and passing on those stories is part of what makes people a people. And that's
00:40:22.600when I talk about mass immigration, right? These are people that don't have that memory. They don't
00:40:26.580have that personal emotion that's tied to it. And that doesn't mean there's something wrong
00:40:32.380or supremacy or anything like that. It's just true. It's just the truth. It's just the way
00:40:36.660things are. The same way that I'm sure there are parts of, you know, World War II in China that
00:40:42.760affect different people differently, right? Because it was in China, right? That doesn't
00:40:46.540affect me as much. I read about it in a history book, but it's different because New York City
00:40:50.480is our city. The Twin Towers were our towers and our country was the one that did come under attack
00:40:58.360that day. And I'll just say it that, you know, this 25th anniversary, it feels so different to
00:41:03.220me. It feels so unbelievably different to me. I don't know if it feels the same for you, and
00:41:07.440maybe that's what drove you to write the song. Would you say that? Well, it's one of the things
00:41:11.820that motivated me for sure is 25 years. I mean, you remember where you were. I remember where I
00:41:16.660was. I know what I was doing. I know who gave me the news. I know the first TV I got to, and I saw
00:41:20.920the second plane hit the second tower. And you know, you don't have a national identity apart
00:41:25.940from your history, right? And we are in an identity crisis. And if you don't have a shared
00:41:29.960remembrance of things that happen in your country, you don't have perspective and we've lost
00:41:34.460perspective. So, you know, we might have some disagreements and we do have some big ones. Right.
00:41:40.400And, and, but maybe if you can find the right perspective, you realize those disagreements,
00:41:45.000maybe they're not as big as we think they are, at least all of them, because now everything
00:41:48.400has turned into a mountain. But, you know, we got to remind ourselves that freedom is vulnerable.
00:41:53.380Courage is a very necessary thing. We saw that demonstrated on 9-11 worth remembering and
00:41:58.200celebrating and and and praising but there's those moments that bring americans or i should say that
00:42:04.480being an american has to matter more than being whatever our label is and so that the message of
00:42:10.840the song wasn't let's bring back hate or people that were mad at it's just a country with no
00:42:16.680memory is a country with no compass and so the tragedy is not about staying angry although we
00:42:21.720are pretty ticked off but it's remaining grateful and vigilant and united because maybe tomorrow
00:42:27.180there's a hope if we remember the providential hand of God and what he's brought us through.
00:42:31.340And that's significant. I think that's what this song ultimately is about.
00:42:36.100That's exactly right. And so, and I want to tell people that now the benefit of course,
00:42:40.800is going a hundred percent of the net profits are going to tunnels to towers who we all absolutely
00:42:46.600love. I've done events with them. You've done events with them. Real America's voice has
00:42:51.000supported them since day one and the promo code is save nyc so just all capital letters save nyc
00:42:59.300and i want to make sure i get this right it's called never forget so make sure you download
00:43:03.500it because it's going to push the song up the chart amplify the message and if you purchase
00:43:07.920either the vinyl edition you can use that promo code for an additional 50 off and an additional
00:43:15.7009.11% is automatically applied at discount. Tell me about the vinyl editions. Just as a
00:43:23.440musician, what's the difference between a vinyl edition and the MP3 download?
00:43:27.880Well, I love the fact that vinyl has made a comeback, right? I grew up in the days of
00:43:32.820eight tracks and cassettes and vinyl and those things that most kids these days have never heard
00:43:36.980of. But vinyl is sort of a piece of art. And, you know, art is one of those ways of telling the
00:43:42.940story and so the vinyl has not only a beautiful uh the art that's on it is really tremendous but
00:43:50.480on the back we have a list of all of those who died tragically on 9-11 as well as the vinyl
00:43:55.880itself has the new york skyline on the commemorative edition which is phenomenal and you know we do
00:44:01.300want the downloads because it sends a message to the big powers that are out there that independent
00:44:06.560artists and patriots still have a voice and our values matter so do the downloads on the itunes
00:44:12.080and all the things, drive it up the charts.
00:44:14.360But get the vinyl and use it as something in your home that you can use.
00:44:18.080I mentioned in the song, tell your kids what happened that day.
00:44:21.760What better way to do that is to take that vinyl out and show them the names,
00:44:25.440show them the images, let them hear the sound,
00:44:27.880and give them a little bit of nostalgia, at least our nostalgia,
00:44:30.700what vinyl sounds like on a phonograph.