In a stark repudiation of Donald Trump s attorneys, Judge Tanya Chutkin sets a March 4th trial date for the President s trial in Washington, D.C. on January 6th, 2023. Yale University researchers have created a new, airborne method of delivery for mbVaccine, which they believe will radicalize the way people are vaccinated in the near future. A climate protest is actually blocking the road in Nevada, but the Nevada police turned up and have a look at how they dealt with it. Hard facts about the climate disaster-related death rate.
00:01:11.800One of the darkest moments that I witnessed is the day when the former president of the United States was indicted and mock shot in Georgia prison.
00:01:22.600America is quickly becoming a communist country.
00:01:26.100This is from the nationalpulse.com, written by the raw egg nationalist, titled Researchers Create Aerialized COVID Vaccine.
00:01:33.520Yale University researchers have created a new airborne method of delivery for mRNA vaccines, which they believe will radicalize the way people are vaccinated in the near future.
00:01:42.660Climate protest is actually blocking the road.
00:01:45.160But the Nevada police turned up and have a look at how they dealt with it.
00:02:53.120Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events with Jack Posobiec, live from Washington, D.C.
00:02:58.560Today is August 28th, Anno Domini, 2023.
00:03:02.160An Obama-appointed judge has just set the date for President Trump's trial in Washington, D.C.
00:03:11.640Now, remember, because we have to pay attention because we've got four different trials all being thrown at him all at once.
00:03:19.600This is the one regarding January 6th and, quote-unquote, a conspiracy to violate rights.
00:03:28.940Very similar, by the way, to the one down in Georgia.
00:03:31.720The only difference is the one down in Georgia that's at the state level and also it involves an entire football team worth of people that they're trying to try all at once, including the president's lawyers.
00:03:44.640This one is just on President Trump and a few others.
00:03:49.000This judge, Tanya Chutkin, appointed by Barack Obama, who worked at a law firm that employed Hunter Biden and the same firm that lobbied for Burisma, you know, just little things, has set this for the day before Super Tuesday.
00:04:37.280This is the regime, the powers that be, the status quo, whatever you want to call them, the Democrats and the Republican simps who are their thralls and eunuchs in Washington, D.C.
00:05:28.780And then along comes a guy by the name of Donald Trump and actually does start to right the ship and starts to move things away from the neoliberal uniparty consensus.
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00:08:29.600You know what's the weirdest thing is that AI happened at the same time my book was going to come out.
00:08:34.600And it turns out there's a sort of an intersection that makes sense.
00:08:39.200We figured out that you can make something like intelligence just by looking at word patterns that already exist that people have already spoken or written.
00:08:47.180And that just looking at the patterns and frequencies of words, you could produce something like intelligence.
00:08:53.520Well, this is something hypnotists have known forever.
00:09:23.920But one reframe that a lot of people say has caused them to quit drinking after years – it's not for alcoholism, but if you just want to cut down – is alcohol is poison.
00:09:42.020So, sometimes the words themselves will do the work without even the logical parameters.
00:09:47.840So, people who just saw that sentence one time said, oh, alcohol is poison, and then just sort of thought of it again when the opportunity came up.
00:09:57.040They report to me literally every day.
00:09:59.580I hear somebody say, I stopped a lifetime of drinking.
00:10:07.180I'm just telling you that there are a number of reframes that you can put in your head just like inserting code, and it actually changes your behavior.
00:10:14.140Something hypnotists have known forever, and AI is just discovering that intelligence and words are essentially the same thing.
00:10:21.600Well, it's interesting, too, because I've been going through the book now, and I'm about halfway through it, and some of them I think kind of code is sort of like these adages, these old sayings and phrases that we've heard for years.
00:10:34.800You know, feed a cold, starve a fever.
00:10:44.720I have no idea, but I've never been able to get out of my head because it's that sticky, and that's basically what you're starting to do here.
00:10:50.960Well, some of the old wisdom is nothing but wisdom.
00:10:55.500It's just a wise thing you should do, look both ways before you cross the route.
00:11:56.680But if you say it's based on how many people you know, then you know exactly what to do.
00:12:00.860Join a club, change jobs, get involved in the sport, just meet more people.
00:12:06.720I have to say, really, though, chapter three, the mental health reframes, there are sections in there.
00:12:13.720And the career advice is fantastic in that section.
00:12:16.100But these mental health reframes, it's almost like you're teaching people superpowers.
00:12:19.800It's almost like just tuning a brain because if the word combinations that they go to when they think about a thing, because we think in words, if those words are suboptimal, you just replace them with stickier words.
00:12:35.380And you'll find that the reframes that don't have much application in your life, you'll forget them as soon as you read them.
00:12:40.580But if you see one that's like, oh, I needed that one with just one reading, sticks it in your head and it'll never go away and replace the bad words that are there.
00:12:51.300Were there any were there any reframes that that you were working on?
00:12:54.880And we had we had Joshua on on Friday that but I didn't ask him this.
00:12:57.860Were there any that just didn't quite make it that you tried to throw out there and said, oh, that's a stinker.
00:13:01.420And you have to throw that one on the cutting room floor.
00:13:03.460No, but I'll tell you, I did include one that I was sure was my weakest one.
00:13:10.080And a few people said, oh, that's one of your better ones.
00:13:49.220The odds that 10 of them will change your life are really high, really high.
00:13:54.120Well, I like how you put it sometimes, too, is that they may not necessarily change the situation,
00:13:59.020but it might just change a negative thought pattern that you've been caught into,
00:14:03.540regardless of what the situation might be, and help to break up that, either by gaining distance on it or taking a different perspective on it.
00:14:12.080So you've broken through that negative thought cycle, and now you can prepare yourself to actually deal with the problem as is
00:14:18.340and then cut yourself sort of out of the emotion.
00:14:20.820One of the ones that, you know, and I've heard it a million times, but, you know, I love that you bring it up early.
00:14:26.060It's talking about how, you know, feelings exist outside of our decision how to feel about them, basically.
00:20:18.000Hopefully he's in office, and, you know, I'm sure that's what their plan is.
00:20:21.120The judge comes back and has now set the date March 4th, the day before Super Tuesday, which is this huge primary day in literally the middle of the calendar.
00:20:33.500Well, again, any time you see coincidences mounting up in a zero-trust environment, you should distrust the government.
00:20:43.780So I've got a rule, and I suppose you could call this a reframe because it's in the book, actually, that individuals are innocent until proven guilty, and we just have to have that standard.
00:20:53.140It's one of the basic things that holds the country together.
00:20:55.720Even if you're sure they're guilty, you've got to treat them as innocent until it's proven.
00:21:00.920But the government, and I would say big corporations as well, they don't have that.
00:21:06.420In fact, it is more wise to say that they are guilty unless they can show through transparency that everything looks good.
00:21:13.740So a lack of transparency should be a working assumption of either corruption or, you know, bad actors somewhere.
00:21:21.920So, unfortunately, we have a situation where the reasonable assumption is that it's exactly what it looks like.
00:21:31.540But the working assumption has to be it's exactly what it looks like.
00:21:36.020Now, you've been pretty vocal about the primary just in general.
00:21:40.080I think we all can agree that Vivek Ramaswamy has just come out of nowhere, totally out of left field, and really taken up a lot of the conversation.
00:21:47.980He's not quite at the level, I think, of Trump yet.
00:21:50.680But explain why is it that DeSantis, a guy who was on paper, seemed like he would be this sort of top alternative to Trump,
00:21:59.820and then a guy like Vivek comes in and completely is able to change that conversation?
00:22:05.040Well, there is a big difference between governing and campaigning.
00:22:08.540Campaigning is a reasonably good proxy for, you know, how much capability you have and whether you'll have the charisma and support to be a leader.
00:22:19.620But my comments about DeSantis are that I think I'd be fairly happy with him as my president, but he's just not exciting me as a candidate, so I don't know how we would get there.
00:22:30.060You look at Vivek, I think I would be very happy with him as my president, but his excitement and what he's bringing, the level of skill he's bringing to the presidency,
00:22:41.100just the pure, let's say, Renaissance man, you know, let's say Renaissance person to broaden it, a Renaissance person, you know, ability to understand complex things from biology to law to politics to five other things.
00:23:00.620So somebody said to me recently, but Vivek doesn't have the experience, and I thought, you're completely misunderstanding who he is.
00:23:10.080He's the guy that you send into the new situation, and he figures it out faster than the experts because he's just smarter than them.
00:23:18.100He's bringing more, you know, more perspective.
00:23:20.080He's the guy who figures it out really fast.
00:25:24.480So this is just a hunch and reading the tea leaves and looking at body language and, you know, little signals.
00:25:36.180Biden's absence and the timing of it, you know, in politics, where we are in the election cycle,
00:25:42.780suggests that he needed to be told he was done because I'm guessing he's not quite mentally, let's say, capable to even know what he's done.
00:25:53.720So my guess is that they needed to take him out of the office for a long enough time, you know, that would be all these vacations,
00:26:00.860so that Jill and he could spend some time and she should just gently ease him out.
00:26:06.980Now, they probably need a reason, some kind of an excuse that doesn't sound like exactly what it is.
00:28:27.520That's the other connection is that all four of you, I think, have had either at least one or multiple cancellation attempts on you and have all survived them.
00:28:50.460No, there's definitely something about, though, that era, I would say, that it's sort of the speaking truth to power, the irreverence, but then also sort of the—and that's kind of the heart of Dilbert then, isn't it?
00:29:01.460Well, you know, there's also a dad effect that I'm feeling pretty hard because I feel like, you know, the normal politics of things would work things out.
00:29:12.880And, you know, over time, the fighting it out and the debating would get you to a better result.
00:29:19.580You know, whatever it was that allowed us to find good solutions doesn't seem to work the same.
00:29:25.540So I've noticed that there's this culture that I call the Internet dads, mostly on social media, who are figures that just seem to be trying to help, clearly not running for any office, just trying to help.
00:29:39.420And I see myself in that role, you know, accidentally by just having opinions and not running for office.
00:29:46.240So now I've got a million followers on the X platform, and they want my opinions.
00:29:53.680And I feel like people who have just been around a while and seen things—I'll give you the best example.
00:29:59.380If you're panicked about climate change or anything else, it helps to hear from somebody like me where I can list all the other panics that were all BS.
00:30:08.480You know, it's like, well, remember the—you know, we were all going to be nuked, and then we were going to run out of food, and then we were going to run out of fuel in the 70s, and then all the hippies of the 70s couldn't possibly have jobs and—
00:30:21.680Absolutely. Scott, we're right up on our break. Thank you so much for joining us, the master of the simultaneous sip.
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00:32:11.640All right. We were digging into this a little bit more, and I said, you know, with these trials of President Trump, not just the one that's coming up in March, but the fact that it's being set the day before Super Tuesday, that it's just obvious election interference.
00:32:28.180To me, this looked like a communist show trial, and since we're talking about communist show trials, I knew that we had to get on my favorite anti-communist, Evita Duffy of The Federalist.
00:32:39.700Evita, thank you so much for joining us.
00:32:43.220So when you look at this situation, the trial of President Trump scheduled the day before Super Tuesday, which means, of course, that means jury selection will be held on, I guess, Monday, right?
00:32:56.420So the Monday before, then usually jury selection takes several days.
00:33:00.840I'm sure I'm certain that for a former president of the United States, it'll take an even longer.
00:33:05.000But who knows, because we've never had a case like this before.
00:33:08.380Then the trial is expected to last several weeks.
00:33:11.220That's right in the heart of the primary season.
00:33:13.860Evita, is this, as our previous guest just said, is this exactly what it looks like?
00:33:22.980And the timing, of course, is just perfect for the left.
00:33:25.800But it's not just how amazing the timing is, right?
00:33:28.880I mean, this is election interference, whether the trial happened a month ago, whether it happens, you know, two months after the date is meant to be today.
00:34:06.760Right. I mean, to think that he's going to be preoccupied with not going to jail instead of running his campaign is in and of itself election interference.
00:34:13.700Well, I think that's exactly right, you know, and keep in mind that and I've sat through these trials in D.C., a D.C. jury.
00:34:24.200This is an if you should we consider that Trump is actually going to get a fair trial here.
00:34:31.580That's the point of having it in D.C., right?
00:34:33.300I mean, if he had if they had stuck with just the Florida charges, Trump might get placed with a more favorable jury.
00:34:39.600But they said, you know what, to ensure that we get a conviction somewhere, we're going to pursue charges in D.C.
00:34:45.580And that's exactly what the Biden administration has done here.
00:34:49.180And every American should it should be a bipartisan issue.
00:34:52.200Right. To say, you know what, many, many people in politics, Democrats and Republicans, have questioned the results of elections.
00:34:58.980Only now have we decided to criminalize it.
00:35:01.820And only with President Donald Trump, who from the onset of his of his election as president, even before that, was a target of the deep state.
00:35:13.380Well, and this and the judge, too, you know, saying it doesn't matter what the defendant's schedule is.
00:35:19.620Excuse me. It doesn't matter what his schedule is.
00:35:23.100This is a man who is a former president, who is the frontrunner from president.
00:35:27.700Why do you think that this Obama appointed judge isn't paying any attention to the context in which this is coming?
00:35:34.940Well, I mean, that's what Democrats have been doing this whole time, right?
00:35:37.740They've been saying that this is just justice being served, that this would happen if it was any other person, that Trump is not special under the law.
00:35:45.840But the truth is that in in American history, we have never had a current president go after his primary political opponent or his predecessor.
00:35:55.000This is something new. So Trump is actually special.
00:35:59.820And so for the judge to completely disregard that as if it isn't true is is is really telling of of what the Democrats purposes are.
00:36:09.280Right. If they were really in tune with history, with precedent and with not making our country look like a banana republic, they would be able to recognize the outstanding circumstances.
00:36:19.620No, I think that's exactly right, because she said, I don't want this trial turned into a circus.
00:36:25.180It is a circus. The whole thing's a circus. It's not a conspiracy. Right.
00:36:29.820This was these were legal behaviors. And and Avita, let's let's take it take it out for a second here.
00:36:35.020What precedent does it set that we can now charge presidents for activity that they took during the course of their term in office?
00:36:44.820Because that's a huge change of the way that we viewed the presidency, isn't it?
00:36:50.180Oh, it's it's it's very new. And you know what?
00:36:52.400I also have to say that I think the way that this is landing with voters is has been really interesting.
00:36:57.160I'm a Hispanic. My grandfather is is a Mexican immigrant.
00:37:01.660My grandmother is from Spain. So I've been watching from my own family members how this this has been perceived by Hispanics who are really the largest growing minority in the country.
00:37:12.820And and I mean, there's the numbers for for young people being Hispanic in the coming years are going to the numbers are crazy.
00:37:19.900Some like 40 to 50 percent are going to be at least partly Hispanic in the next in the coming generations.
00:37:24.620So what the point I bring this up is by dynamics is not working for Hispanics.
00:37:29.080But I also think that the targeting of his political opponent is not working for Hispanics because they have noticed that this is very similar to the kind of countries that they left where the primary political opponent is being targeted by the current administration.
00:37:42.660This is this is textbook authoritarian behavior. And this is why they left their own countries.
00:37:47.620And now they're seeing it paralleled here. And it is scary to many of them.
00:37:52.060When this is why the last time I had you on when we spoke about the Spanish of war, the people need to understand that in Spain, it wasn't a communist revolution.
00:38:00.120First, this is what's key. It wasn't an active armed resistance.
00:38:03.400They took over every institution in Spain and then turned the institutions against their political enemies and then conducted these programs, whether it be cleansing of political ideology, et cetera, et cetera.
00:38:17.600What do people need to understand about the Spanish Civil War when they're looking at these these institutions just completely running amok?
00:38:25.220Right. Well, I think you hit the nail on the head with that. They infiltrated institutions first.
00:38:30.940They infiltrated the school system. They infiltrated the any sort of even even the Catholic Church.
00:38:36.820Right. I mean, they were they were operatives before they realized that they couldn't do it.
00:38:39.320They were operatives in the church. So they do they do this kind of thing all the time.
00:38:43.340And we're seeing it now. And what I what I think people really should be careful about is young people and the kind of precedent that it's setting for them.
00:38:50.020They've been socialized in a world where suddenly they think that it's normal to have their bodily autonomy completely disregarded with in terms of vaccine mandates for college students, masking mandates, which were ineffective, which we might see start to come back now.
00:39:03.540And then with this this Biden administration targeting Donald Trump, who is, again, the primary political opponent in 2024, this is not normal behavior.
00:39:12.740And yet we are we are telling an entire generation of young people that this is normal and it's going to get even scarier when those people start to take over the America and start to run the country.
00:39:24.540Well, I think that's exactly right. And this is why, look, and I'm not going to ask you to put you in the spot here.
00:39:31.040But, you know, when I hear people say, you know, oh, it's both sides, you know, it's really both sides.
00:39:36.580And we really just have to call out both sides that it's like, no, actually, it's it's one side.
00:39:42.060It's one side in power. And then it's another side that is, you know, a fake side.
00:39:47.280Right. You know, people faking controlled opposition, basically.
00:39:50.660No, there are two sides. One is the people and one is the power structure.
00:39:54.200And you're either on one side or the other. And if you're with the side of the power, then to your point, you're on the side that's pushing vaccine mandates, that's pushing foreign wars, that's pushing the political prosecution of opponents, that's pushing race war, that's pushing all of these various things.
00:40:07.560And then you've got other people who are saying, oh, we're investigating it, but never actually do anything about it.
00:40:11.740Last minute in this segment, one will hold you over, Evita.
00:40:15.180Well, I think I think that that's really true.
00:40:17.440I think that this has become the the working class, really, and and the people who don't have power and then the people who do.
00:40:25.460And that's the uniparty. That is the Mitch McConnell's of the world and the Joe Biden's of the world versus everyone else.
00:40:30.620And it doesn't really have party lines. Everyone else is a large portion of Americans who are now starting to identify with with the right solely because the left and higher ups in the right have completely left them behind.
00:40:42.680No, I think you're exactly right. There's no you have to be very careful, folks.
00:40:47.660When people are saying, oh, it's both sides, it's both sides.
00:40:50.940You have to actually ask yourself, what agenda is that person pushing?
00:40:56.280Why do they want you to stop fighting? Why do they not want you to actually be out there and do things like Evita Duffy has to put your name out there,
00:41:05.360to put your face out there very bravely and to actually stand up and fight back?
00:41:10.520Look, that's the key. That's the only way we're ever going to beat these people.
00:41:13.960Stay tuned. We'll be right back. Final segment, Human Events with Evita Duffy.
00:41:16.560I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:41:20.900All right, Jack Posobiec back here live with Evita Duffy.
00:41:23.780Now, Evita, you've got a new piece up on the at the Federalist on the this mugshot of President Trump,
00:41:30.120which I got to say, this mugshot, it's it's like every other thing I see is some TikTok video talking about how much they love this mugshot.
00:41:39.300Well, it's gone just mega viral. And I think that the left thought that it would really cement Trump as a criminal in the minds of all Americans.
00:41:48.980And in reality, it's kind of done the opposite for apolitical people.
00:41:53.200It's sort of become this just pop culture icon in the same way that you had Che Guevara's photograph becoming iconic to the left.
00:41:59.900People that would wear the T-shirt with and didn't even know what it meant. Right.
00:42:02.760But they but they still wore it because it just became such an iconic symbol.
00:42:06.440I think the same thing is happening with the mugshot.
00:42:08.440But I also think that there's a lot of people who identify it from identify with it for deeper reasons.
00:42:12.840When I when I say that it's not just about Trump, it's about all of the people who have been targeted by the left, who have been targeted by by the deep state.
00:42:23.620So I'm talking about, you know, the Catholics who were surveilled by the FBI, the pro-lifers who had their homes raided by the FBI.
00:42:29.780Anybody who feels downtrodden and and and upset with all of the inflation, not being able to afford their groceries or their rent as they're watching Americans on both the right and the left send billions and billions of dollars to Ukraine.
00:42:43.320If you're somebody in Maui who's getting seven hundred dollars in relief funding, well, when you realize that if they had split up the all the money they sent to Ukraine to everybody in Maui, they would get around a thousand dollars.
00:42:56.200So those kind of things are infuriating to many Americans.
00:42:59.080And I think that they see Trump's photograph and they see it as a reflection of the persecution they themselves are also experiencing at the hands of of the really powerful people in the United States.
00:43:11.140So you've also, in addition to being our favorite anti-communist, you're also sort of become like our Gen Z whisperer.
00:43:18.100So when you see, you know, tick tock, when you see people responding to this thing, do you think the mugshot is playing?
00:43:25.020I mean, it seems to me that it's just I don't see people on tick tock or Gen Z in general reacting negatively to the mugshot.
00:43:33.060Do you think it's actually playing into that voter base at all?
00:43:39.360I think also I've seen specifically a lot of of young disaffected men saying, you know, I identify with this mugshot.
00:43:46.920I feel like I've been targeted by by police.
00:43:49.940I've been targeted by the system and they say Trump's the same way.
00:43:54.400He's a victim of the system, just like, you know, just like I am, just like my friends are.
00:43:59.040So that's been something that's we've actually seen reflected in the poll numbers.
00:44:02.640Trump does really well, interestingly, with with young black and Hispanic men.
00:44:07.860So that so we're seeing that reflected in the poll numbers and then also just in the discourse on social media.
00:44:14.420I think this has really, like I said, it's become an iconic American symbol, something that, you know, we we have lots of different photographs, you know, during World War Two.
00:44:26.200And when the man and the woman kissed in Times Square.
00:44:28.420Right. I think this is this is going to be one of those those iconic American photos that doesn't necessarily have a negative connotation.
00:44:35.320It's just something that's super American.
00:44:55.520Do things go back to normal or do does the left win?
00:44:58.820And they say this was the beginning of the end.
00:45:00.880This was the or I should say the beginning of the end of the the uprising against the government when we put down those rebellious white nationalists, Nazis, et cetera, and and restored American democracy.
00:45:13.980Remember, it's always about saving our democracy.
00:45:16.800And you can see this, by the way, when I look at historians or just any of these libs that I follow on Twitter or that I see on Twitter, they're lying about reality as we're living through it.
00:45:27.520So why should we trust them when it comes to the things they write later?
00:45:32.080Right. And I don't know what's what's going to happen.
00:45:34.960I don't know how it will be perceived come 2024.
00:45:37.820I'm very concerned about just the state of our country right in this next election cycle.
00:45:44.300I think that the interference that that we're seeing that we saw in 2020 is coming up again in 2024, whether it be by big tech or by election rules and regulations and covid coming back and the restrictions coming back, which had a huge impact on the way that we ran our elections.
00:45:59.580And if if Trump loses, I think there's going to be a lot of people that will point to rigging and I don't I don't I don't know what's going to happen.
00:46:07.680I don't know if the if the photograph will necessarily be negative.
00:46:12.060I also I think that perhaps if he does end up losing, the photograph will will will garner an even bigger, you know, mythology around the deep state and the powers that be telling the people what what to do.
00:46:27.780Right. I mean, because if there's no way to have a genuine election to really feel secure in your election, seeing the interference already.
00:46:35.000We looked up Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, an absolute wall.
00:46:39.740One of my staff or co-workers Googled this and on Google, they censored that Google search and said, check back later until reliable sources come.
00:46:48.900Well, we if we can't even make Google searches about the Hunter bribery scheme and the Biden bribery scheme, then we don't have a fair election already.
00:46:58.180So it's really concerning to see what's going to happen. But I think the photograph is really going to have this this cult following around it.
00:47:06.140Well, no, I think it's it's just fair to say, right, that America has always been the country of the underdog.
00:47:12.600America is the country of the rebel. America is the country where public enemy number one does get that notoriety behind them.
00:47:20.660Even and mugshots, whether it's Jimi Hendrix, whether it's Bob Dylan, go down the list, Elvis Presley, all the people who have gotten mugshots that have gone on to be these iconic figures in their own right.
00:47:35.480Evita Duffy, tell us, where can people go to follow you and follow your writing?
00:47:40.040Yeah, Evita Duffy underscore one on Twitter.
00:47:42.620And then you can just look up my name on at the Federalist dot com.
00:47:45.620All right. Evita Duffy, remember, folks, she only uses Tick Tock for educational and research purposes.
00:47:52.480That is the only reason, of course, she is not a Chinese agent of any sort.
00:47:57.120I have been reasonably assured. Evita Duffy, thank you so much for your time.
00:48:04.800Folks. Talk to people who have lived through this.
00:48:08.960Talk to people that have lived through communist uprisings, communist takeovers, wherever they are in the world, wherever they come from.
00:48:14.860Talk to folks that have lived through the Soviet Union, read about the Soviet Union, read about red scares that have occurred in this country time and time again.
00:48:23.760They couldn't get there through the labor unions and agitation.
00:48:27.700They've gotten there through the long march through the institutions.
00:48:31.800That's what we're looking at now. And they're willing to use whatever side they want.
00:48:35.880So if you're one of these people who says, oh, both sides are to blame and it's not really what we shouldn't blame one side or the other.
00:48:43.780You know something? Get off your butt and do something.
00:48:47.480Get out there and make something happen.
00:48:49.620If you're not willing to fight back for the soul of this country, then what are you even doing?
00:48:54.560What are you even standing for? I'm not going to hear your whining and your grievances and your complaining.
00:48:58.600If you are not willing to actually get up there and put your money where your mouth is, use your name, use your power, use your clout, whatever you have to save this country.
00:49:09.840We have 14 months, ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission till they assure.