EPISODE 686： TRUMP CONQUERS SUPER TUESDAY - BYE BYE BIRDIE
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Jack Posobiec is a commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran. He is a regular contributor to CNN, NBC News, and the New York Times, and is a frequent guest on Fox News.
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They don't vote based on economics or based on the benefits they're getting economically from the president.
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They're increasingly, from the Tea Party on, they're voting on race.
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We'll never have another Republican president if we lose Texas.
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Well, Virginia does have a border with West Virginia.
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November 5th is going to go down as the single most important day in the history of our country.
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NBC News can now project that the winner of the Democratic presidential contest in American Samoa is that person, Jason Palmer.
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In all likelihood, Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee when our party convention meets in July.
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First time we've had him on the show, but he is a columnist over at humanevents.com.
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He writes some of the best columns that we have, you know, other than my own, of course,
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But President Trump really enjoys this guy's writing.
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I don't even think there's been a single time that he's written for us at humanevents.com
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that Trump hasn't actually shared the article out, shared the opinion piece out.
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So welcome, Kenny Cody, columnist for humanevents.com.
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So walk me through your takeaways of last night.
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We opened the show here saying that it really is Trump's party now, and this is something
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Walk us through how, walk us through the journey that President Trump and the MAGA movement
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have been on from really the low point that I would say the end of the election, the week
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You've got Mitch McConnell up there in the Senate saying he never wants to speak to Trump
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And then fast forward all the way to today, three, three years and change later, and Mitch
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I mean, I think you can kind of phrase it as an American comeback story.
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I mean, seeing an American restoration turn into an American reformation.
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You know, Trump was at the lowest points in his presidency, you know, during COVID-19,
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anything that had to do with a global pandemic, he dealt with every delay that caused him.
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Now he has had a redemption story in getting indicted.
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He's charged with, I think, around 91 felonies, and he is going to probably win in every one
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We have seen the establishment now rally behind Donald Trump.
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I hate to say it's too late for Mitch McConnell, but I guess he's on his last leg, where he
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has to pony up and endorse along with Don Bacon and some people like Tom Matillos out here
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But we're seeing one of the greatest American comeback stories in the history of the country.
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We all get sick of turns back in the 1800s, but this is a different kind of story.
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This is because of the American voter, because the American electorate that is decided by electoral
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votes or the establishment or establishment politicians through a federal bureaucracy in Washington.
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See, this is a movement fueled by American citizens that are tired of establishment politics.
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They are tired of endless war, and they are tired of a federal weaponization, federal bureaucracy
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to target political opponents like they had President Trump.
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The American voters seize themselves in this man, and this man is going to leave.
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I like how Ron DeSantis was characterizing the great American comeback.
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This is a movement encompassing of a rejection of neoconservatism, a rejection of establishment
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politics, and Sipper Tuesday for him winning 14 of 15 primary states.
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Nikki Haley only winning her only state by four points in Vermont when there is even a Democratic
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effort to blend over Democrats to the Republican primary in an open primary state.
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In 13, I think around 13, there was 25 percent or more where Donald Trump won by 25 points.
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And in nine states, he won by 50 or more points.
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That is a complete domination, and that is fueled by the America First movement.
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That's fueled by Donald Trump and his comeback story.
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And that is setting the precedent for what the GOP is now.
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GOP is MAGA, and we're never turning back because of President Trump's comeback.
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This is a situation where, you know, and I do want to open this up, the aperture a little
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So he's shown, President Trump has shown that he's got the vast bulk of voters, certainly
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We see the polls where they stand in terms of independence and others.
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And so the question now becomes, how does President Trump expand the pie?
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He's shown that he is the absolute dominating force in the party, as you outline.
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But I guess my question is, for the folks out there, and I'm not going to call out anyone
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And, you know, this isn't directed at anyone specifically.
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And, you know, many of these people I consider friends and colleagues.
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But there's a lot of people kind of in this anti-woke movement out there, the crusaders
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against wokeness, et cetera, et cetera, who, you know, will rail all day against the latest
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trans issue, the latest bill, the latest, you know, whatever it is.
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The latest outrage, Doritos right now is the number one, for example.
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Are you going to support the most anti-woke candidate in American history, the one man
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who's going to be on the ballot in November, to actually do something about this?
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Or are you just going to sit there and complain about it all day?
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And it just, it strikes me as strange that I'm not seeing a lot of talk from those very
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people today that are constantly railing against wokeness to congratulate the guy winning who
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could actually do something about it, who, by the way, and I said this to Catholic News
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yesterday, CNA, when we did an interview, I said, this is the guy who banned trans from
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So it has the longest record on actually doing things at the federal level against it.
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President Trump's the only reason all these people have careers.
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The only reason their pockets are lying is the only reason that people can actually make
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They need to rally and they need to unite behind us now, or they're not going to get another
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We're not going to give our same money and the same funds, the same attention to these
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people who are grifting off of President Trump's successes.
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The entire reason that the anti-woke movement has formulated is not because of George Bush.
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It's not because of these old established Republicans.
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It's because of President Trump and the movement he started in 2015 when he rode down the escalator
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And if they're going to grift, you can grift all you want to, but you better be grifting
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And you better be grifting to help President Trump beat Joe Biden in November.
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We are offering a one-time exchange to say, hey, we are extending our hand, come help us
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But you cannot benefit off of this movement because this man is the only reason that these
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people have the opportunity on TikTok, on Instagram, on Twitter, on Facebook or whatever.
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The entire reason these people benefit off of the American electorate is these voters
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have been giving them business because they were invigorated by President Trump in general.
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The only reason that the anti-woke movement happened was because there was finally a realization
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that, hey, we can actually fight back against the establishment and win.
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But we have got to have all hands on deck in order to defeat Joe Biden in November.
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And if we don't have that, and if these people do not want to aid us and help us out in defeating
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Democrats, in defeating the far left, in defeating the conservatives in the GOP, and defeating the
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establishment and Joe Biden, then they don't deserve a voice.
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They don't deserve an opportunity to be involved in our movement.
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And right now, after Super Tuesday, he is the presumptive nominee for president.
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And if you don't, we are going to remember, whether that's DeSantis people, whether that's
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even people with Haley or Vivek Ramos, moderates, establishment politicians, whatever, you better
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unite right now, or there's not going to be another opportunity to.
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He is the entire reason that you have a career that oftentimes you can provide for your family
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You better show gratitude, and you better unite right now, or this train is coming, and it
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Well, I think you strike an interesting note there, because I do agree that the most,
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if, if, if, let's, and let's, let's say that it's not a grift.
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Let's say that people are operating in good faith, and they're willing to come forward and
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say, I want to live in America that doesn't have these things, that doesn't have the transing
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of our children, the grooming of our children, where this stuff isn't jammed down people's
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throats, where it's not in, you know, especially with the kids stuff.
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I mean, I've got two little kids, and we, we had to get rid of YouTube completely, because
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It's in, like, all of the kids' shows are now having it.
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Transit, genderism, gender fluid, et cetera, et cetera.
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Whatever your latest ism is, you can find it in children's programming, not on, like, you
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know, conservative or just non-woke, et cetera.
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So, my question then, okay, is that if there's one man, and there's one movement in America
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that is actually standing up and fighting back against this, and if this is where all
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your chips are, why would you not come out and say, that's the movement for me, and that's
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They would say, Obama's a moderate, he doesn't go in for that stuff, and Biden's a moderate,
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Maybe they don't say it personally, but you know what?
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The people around them and the people that they are empowered are 100% like that.
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I mean, yeah, I think it's enabling a wokest movement, and the thing about it is, is if
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these people aren't willing to go on the line and say, hey, we are united behind President
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Trump because he is fighting against the very evils that we are making our money and making
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You are enabling wokism by not supporting Donald Trump.
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We have got to unite right now because the enablers like Joe Biden, like Barack Obama,
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the U.S. Congress, and neoconservatives are the ones enabling our woke culture.
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If you don't take a stand now, you are enabling woke culture.
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If you don't take a stand behind the most anti-woke candidate, the person that created the anti-woke
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movement in 2015 and Donald Trump, then you are yourself enabling woke culture, and you
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have got to unite now, or you're not going to get another opportunity to.
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We have only eight months until the general election.
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You have got to unite, or we are going to kick you out, or we are going to hold you accountable
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in the same way that you are holding wokest politicians or wokest media corporations accountable.
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Us, as the MAGA movement, as the American movement, are going to do that.
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Quick applause right there, Kenny, Cody, fiery words, humanevents.com, columnist.
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I want to talk about that, the fact that we only have eight months.
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These are influencers, and they're friends of mine, Jack Posobiec.
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Kenny, there is something in the news, which I broached a little bit last night on the Super
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We have a little bit more information about it now.
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Elon Musk held a meeting at Mar-a-Lago with President Trump on Sunday.
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There's a secret meeting that that guy, Jack Sweeney, who does the, you know, the Elon Jet
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Didn't know that there was a meeting, but did see that both both President Trump's plane
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and Elon's plane were at the West Palm Beach airport, roughly the same time.
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Then the New York Times comes out with the story late or, you know, last night, just as
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And then Elon this morning, and this kind of speaks a little bit to the mentality of what
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Maybe, maybe, so Elon posts a tweet saying, just to be clear, I am not donating to either
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of the campaigns or any campaigns or something, excuse me, candidates, because I'm not donating
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And there's the surface level reading of that is that, man, what's going on?
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Because, you know, Elon Musk has been great, you know, the $40 billion to bring back freedom
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of speech, talking about immigration, talking about how it affects our country.
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He had an incredible tweet last night, by the way, about how America is roughly only
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If we accept just one more percent, we will be overrun.
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Just 1% of the world population comes to the United States.
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I said, wait a minute, why is this guy, you know, it feels like he's pulling back in response
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However, I will say, I will caveat this with, even though I was disappointed when I first
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saw the tweet, I'll be honest, I thought about it some more.
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And I realized the last owner of Twitter effectively handed Biden the election by banning the Hunter
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And so in his position and capacity as the head of X, the owner of X, we do want there
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And so I don't necessarily want there to be any issues of bias when it comes to X.
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That being said, come on, man, you can at least tell us who you're voting for.
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I mean, people are going to question, just like me and you are going to question, like,
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hey, are you not endorsing somebody or not backing on Ohio somebody because of your donors?
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You've not went and met directly with President Biden, at least in the last few months.
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I think he might went to the White House or something and didn't have really rave reviews
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And he didn't have any problems saying that he was going to vote for DeSantis in the primary.
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I mean, that was a tweet about a year ago that he was going to get behind DeSantis or
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So he didn't have any faults in saying that or getting behind that.
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So why is he keeping from endorsing or donating to one of these candidates?
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Now, I understand if you don't want to donate millions and millions of dollars to a PAC or
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something, if you're going to say, I'm not going to give any PAC any money.
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I mean, every one of your sort of policies that you support, your moral systems, the way
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you feel about woke culture, all that aligns with Donald Trump.
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And it's going to raise legitimate questions from people like me, from people like you, from
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people that are on X and appreciate Elon Musk for what he's done.
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And I appreciate what he's done, just like you do.
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Like, just say, hey, man, I'm probably going to vote for Donald Trump and I'm going to vote
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You don't have to come out and say and do rallies for the dude or anything, but you can
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Everybody knew how the previous guy, Jack, voted for Biden and voted for Democrats down
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So there's nothing wrong, even if he's wanting to prevent a bias and provide free speech on
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But there's nothing wrong in saying if you're going to say I support DeSantis and I'm going
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to support DeSantis in the primary, why can't you just say I'm going to support Trump and
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I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
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And if you refuse doing that and you're going to say I'm not going to donate to any of the
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candidates, especially the donation portion, is kind of going to tell us, are you afraid
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to donate because of your own corporate investors?
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And if that's the reason why, that's extremely disappointing by Elon Musk.
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I don't think that's the reason, but it at least raises questions from people like me
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and you as to why he's preventing from doing that.
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You know, I'm going to he said he was going to support and I remember him.
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I'm pulling this up as you're as you're speaking, saying that Trump is too old for the presidency
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You saw this from a lot of like the barstool guys were saying that kind of stuff and sort
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And so I'm not I guess I'm not going to knock it.
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And I will say that, you know, like I said, I'm in a position of saying I want to win these
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people over and I want them to come into the fold.
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And so I don't want to I don't want to be, you know, attacking anyone directly.
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But I do want to point out that if you stand for these things and you actually do believe
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And, you know, I think the unification process starts now.
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I mean, we were going to wait until Super Tuesday was over.
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We were hoping that Haley and other people would drop out.
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I think even he decided, even if it's his corporate donors telling him he got the right
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There is nothing else to get in our way in terms of deciding a nominee or the corporations
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There's nothing preventing endorsements at this point.
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The unification process is going to last from now until our convention in July.
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I think you tweeted something similar the other day, Jack, that today marked the start of the
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All of his previous detractors, among the most, you know, the 1% that's not going to get behind
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or whatever, but Mitch McConnell, like we talked about earlier, Tom Tillis.
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Now it's time for the activists who have money, who have influence, who have the access to
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media, who have the access to influence to get behind the only candidate that is anti-woke.
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This stands for against, however, the erosion of our culture, stands against anti-wokenness
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intervention in the culture, and stands for policies that's going to put America first.
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Like, we got one in from the comments just right now that I just saw.
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Glenn Youngkin, who are you voting for for president, Glenn Youngkin?
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She's decided she's going to encourage Trump, whatever that means.
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Glenn Youngkin, the sitting governor of Virginia, has yet to endorse.
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Kenny, I don't- this doesn't sit right with me.
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And, you know, it would be, like, a lot more sense if it was somebody like, you know, like
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you said, like Mitch McConnell hadn't endorsed yet, and all these other moderate- I mean,
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Don Bacon from Nebraska, the most rhino, moderate congressman that we have in the United States
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Senate that votes more in line with Joe Biden than any congressman or senator in the United
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Like, Glenn Youngkin, man, he won literally because of anti-wocus cultural issues, like
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in education, in cultural in general, the cultural erosion.
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The only reason he won was that he wanted to give parents a voice in education in Virginia.
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He's the perfect example of who we're talking about.
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There's a- Glenn Youngkin is a perfect example.
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And by the way, when I say that I'm not calling out people directly that are my friends and
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colleagues, Glenn Youngkin is different because he's an elected official.
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Finish the job that you said you would start when you ran for governor.
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You know, he was talking about being a senator.
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People were talking about him running for president at one point.
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Like, it doesn't make any sense to me that Glenn Youngkin, again, who won because of cultural
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erosion, he won because anti-wocus, funded his campaign, got behind him, lacked his rhetoric,
00:28:09.980
and he won an election, an election he was not supposed to win.
00:28:19.120
I know you want to run for president or senate, but you don't have to run for election again
00:28:31.560
It is 2.32 on the dot, Eastern Standard Time in East Tennessee right now, and he is in the
00:28:36.820
same time zone as me, and we have still not heard anything from Glenn Youngkin to endorse
00:28:41.840
We've heard from Mitch McConnell, Don Bacon, and Tom Tillis.
00:28:44.220
We need to hear from Glenn Youngkin, who literally won because of the anti-woke culture that
00:28:52.140
He owes his career, and all of these politicians that like to say, hey, I don't owe my career
00:29:01.740
I mean, I hate to break that news to everybody, but the reason that any of these politicians
00:29:06.300
who are running on cultural issues, whether it comes to LGBTQ, whether it comes to just
00:29:12.440
wokeist cultural in general, cancelizations of corporations or whatever, you are in office
00:29:19.180
You're not in there because of George Bush or anybody else.
00:29:22.460
If you won in the last five years, if you've won in the last eight years, if you've really
00:29:25.840
won in the last 10 years because of the movement leading up almost 10 years next year, you won
00:29:31.120
because of the movement that Donald Trump created.
00:29:33.440
And you now owe that responsibility to not just Donald Trump, but to the voters that elected
00:29:38.500
you and his America first base, they got you to where you are, whether you're making money
00:29:43.000
and lining your pockets off of grifting off of anti-woke culture or you are in elected
00:29:48.120
You owe it now to rally behind Donald Trump to make sure that he's the next president
00:29:52.160
so you can continue fighting the culture and continue to fight against cultural erosion.
00:29:56.720
Now we're either going to see if you're wanting to line your own pockets, wanting to kind of
00:30:00.820
benefit your own individual stake or that it was all or if you kind of you not behind
00:30:06.740
all Trump and ensure that we can continue to fight back and create the most anti-woke
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presidency and the most consequential presidency, I'm hoping, in American history by this revenge
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tour that Donald Trump's about to go on in 2024 if he is able to defeat Joe Biden, which
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Really excited for our next guest, a retired Brigadier General, former member of the Pentagon
00:32:18.320
in the Trump administration, was senior advisor to the Secretary of Defense.
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Later, the Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Policy, ladies and gentlemen, General Anthony
00:32:35.120
We used to go on all the time before we had the independent show here.
00:32:38.580
But I wanted to ask you, so given the lockup of President Trump's nomination here, it
00:32:45.540
seems all but secured as of last night, no mathematical way that anyone, again, obviously
00:32:50.860
his last opponent has dropped out, so it's, you know, presumptive nominee.
00:32:54.200
Given that chance, with the state of our world right now, let's get to business because I
00:32:58.660
said the cornerstone has been built, but he's going to have a huge bill come due on his
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desk day one of the administration if and when he returns as president.
00:33:11.400
Let's look at the foreign policy perspective here for right now.
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You've got Ukraine, Russia, China, Taiwan always on the horizon.
00:33:22.400
President Trump says peace is going to be his way forward and that he will attempt to end
00:33:30.900
He's actually even said within 24 hours of winning the election, given your experience
00:33:35.280
with the administration, how do you see them moving forward from a military geopolitical
00:33:44.780
And, you know, I've been thinking a lot about this before I left as the one performing the
00:33:53.040
I was talking to my NATO partners daily about Afghanistan and troop levels and all of that.
00:33:59.780
And we had great diplomacy from the State Department.
00:34:04.320
And what's missing right now is lateral communications with our NATO allies, with our allies around the
00:34:17.700
For example, you know, for example, in Ukraine, there's been zero diplomacy.
00:34:23.640
You know, everybody's, you know, head explodes when you say, well, we've got to sit down and
00:34:29.740
Well, what did Obama do in 2014, 15, after they took Crimea?
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And the media just kind of said, yeah, OK, that's cool.
00:34:45.620
And now, if you want to talk about drawing a line, having a negotiation, and I think that's
00:34:53.860
what Trump's talking about, is sort of a quasi-Balkan-esque, here, let's do a zone of
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Let's hammer out an agreement that we'll only do so much with NATO, because, you know,
00:35:09.880
we've got to find, we've got to stop a war in the middle of Europe.
00:35:13.740
We've got to get our troops either out of the Middle East, or we've got to go big with
00:35:22.960
And all that starts with energy security at home.
00:35:25.500
And once we have energy security at home, then we can, you know, have less reliance on
00:35:33.640
the oil from the Middle East and certainly don't need our troops over there catching javelins
00:35:40.220
in the chest every day from the Shia militia groups that Iran is funding.
00:35:45.940
And that, you know, as you know, this is all funded by Iran.
00:35:52.500
And Biden's got to be compromised in some way, or Obama is compromised in some way, to
00:35:58.620
the point that they treat Iran with kid gloves.
00:36:01.980
They don't want to do anything that will disrupt Iran's hegemony in the region and the Shia
00:36:08.600
militia groups from Hezbollah all the way down to the Houthis across the Arabian Peninsula.
00:36:13.560
Well, and speaking specifically, I guess, you know, first, obviously, there's no question
00:36:20.800
that President Trump has shown his dealings with these militias in the past by going ahead
00:36:28.620
and taking out their top leaders, Soleimani, when he was in office.
00:36:33.040
But when we, you know, as a Breeder General, I'd love to ask you about this, the situation
00:36:37.880
in Ukraine, because we keep being told that if we just give the Ukrainians more money,
00:36:42.880
if we give the Ukrainians more equipment, then they have a fighting chance.
00:36:47.820
And yet you look at the stalemate that this has turned into.
00:36:50.480
You look into the frozen conflict it's turned into.
00:36:55.540
And we have Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer comes on all the time and talks about this
00:36:58.560
to say it's simply a matter of Ukraine not having enough able-bodied men to go up against
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And that's just a math problem that ain't going away.
00:37:11.380
And how you solve that math problem is you get America's sons and daughters in there to
00:37:20.380
And that's not happening if Trump comes in there.
00:37:23.160
You know, I'm not sure what this, you know, irresponsible Biden regime would do.
00:37:29.160
You got the most incompetent Secretary of State in Blinken.
00:37:32.160
You got Austin who doesn't tell his boss when he's out for a couple of weeks.
00:37:36.280
So, you know, and of course, you got Biden with the worst instincts.
00:37:40.240
But the diplomacy, I always look at these things, Jack, through diplomacy, military, economic,
00:37:55.960
There's been no diplomacy trying to find a joint solution to this.
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There's no articulated strategy to the American people through any kind of true information
00:38:10.240
campaign other than the influence campaign that you must have a yellow and blue flag in
00:38:19.460
That's not providing the information to the American people.
00:38:23.300
That's an influence campaign from the administration in the mainstream media.
00:38:28.100
And then, you know, military, you know, we're rotating some combat brigades into Romania and
00:38:38.080
I think, you know, the integrity of NATO is a good thing.
00:38:43.800
And then economic, these economic sanctions do nothing except for strengthen Russia and
00:38:50.940
drive China, Iran and North Korea, our four main adversaries together.
00:38:56.540
And so the strategy has, if you can call it that, has been woefully ineffective and poorly
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designed, run by people who don't know what they're doing.
00:39:10.460
And that's why it's important when President Trump comes in that he pick people that are
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loyal to him and have have practice in exercising his vision.
00:39:22.260
Because what happened last time is he had all these geniuses in the establishment that
00:39:28.020
But when he won, they were like, oh, hey, Mr. President, we love you.
00:39:31.080
And and they jumped across that threshold and they still didn't support him.
00:39:35.680
But they had all these great jobs that helps enrich themselves.
00:39:39.100
That's the definition of the swamp to be able to come in and and in things in a very short
00:39:49.500
He's got to have people that believe in him and in his vision.
00:39:53.440
And that's a very small group of people that were were with him, you know, toward toward the
00:40:03.380
Well, I couldn't agree more when it comes down to that.
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The fact that we finally, finally, at the end of the first term, got to see what I would
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say, what a true America first administration would look like.
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Unfortunately, we were denied the ability to continue that that term all the way forward.
00:40:22.880
There's been a short interregnum where Americans have gotten a taste of what the other kind of
00:40:30.780
And President Trump's been making sort of the the the joke that we're living through the
00:40:38.300
You do have so many of these Obama holdovers like Victoria Nuland, who, oh, just finally
00:40:44.340
She's got a dodge because she knows what's happening as of yesterday.
00:40:52.400
We're going to ask about that in the next segment here to walk us through.
00:40:55.540
But also going through all of the issues facing President Trump on a foreign policy perspective.
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And in fact, the border, believe it or not, the border actually is a foreign policy issue.
00:41:13.660
I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:41:24.360
General Tate, as we left, I was talking about this.
00:41:28.960
Obviously, there's a military dimension to this, but also how our open borders at the southern
00:41:37.420
Yeah, they're absolutely a function of foreign policy.
00:41:41.600
You know, the border patrol, the integrity of our border really defines us as a nation.
00:41:49.120
And because of our geopolitical positioning with two oceans on either side of us and a friendly
00:41:57.300
neighbor to the north and semi to the south, we've enjoyed relative peace and prosperity
00:42:05.340
And the one way that you can attack us from inside out is to cross the border.
00:42:11.100
And so we know for a fact that Hezbollah and Hamas and China and Russia and Chechens and all sorts of
00:42:22.360
And when they say X million, whatever that number is, that to me is a real, you know, we don't know
00:42:33.880
And when you think about all the intelligence failures, Jack, and you're an intel guy, right?
00:42:39.860
You think about how bad we got it in Afghanistan.
00:42:43.440
And we didn't think about the Taliban, you know, overrunning the country and miss that.
00:42:51.720
Remember, Zelensky and Biden offered, or Biden and Blinken offered Zelensky a ride out.
00:42:59.080
And, you know, on the eve of the invasion, how wrong was their intelligence about that?
00:43:07.180
And, you know, think about if Trump had done that, you know, it would have never, it didn't
00:43:13.060
But, you know, that headline would have been Trump does Putin favor by offering to decapitate
00:43:21.620
But mainstream media did nothing with that, right?
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And then we missed the Hamas thing, and now I come to the border, and we see that there's
00:43:39.780
And it's the perfect way to come into the country and sort of, you know, rip us from
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And so somebody's planning something somewhere.
00:43:53.580
Well, it's incredible because here we are, you know, 20 years plus after 9-11, and the
00:43:58.520
first thing we do with these illegal aliens is put them on airplanes.
00:44:06.500
They're flying them all over the country to be sneaky about it.
00:44:10.800
And I, you know, this administration is the most dishonest, corrupt, craven administration
00:44:21.540
And thank God for people like you, Jack, and others that are exposing the truth, you
00:44:28.160
know, keeping the pressure on to get through the mainstream media narrative influence operation
00:44:34.420
that's happening in collusion with the administration.
00:44:39.080
Now, thank you so much, General, and I really do appreciate that.
00:44:45.640
By the way, I remember the book Dark Winter was a fantastic novel of yours.
00:44:49.520
I read that thing cover to cover, and it got into a lot of these same issues that the new
00:44:57.520
Yeah, so Jack, what we were just talking about, the collusion between the media, the White
00:45:05.620
House, and now throw big tech in there, and it's big tech against the little guy, and our
00:45:11.740
hero, Garrett Sinclair, has to help defend the little guy.
00:45:15.400
And so when you think about what's happening today with the digital carnivores trying to
00:45:22.120
consume all of our information and control us, think about government and big tech coming
00:45:29.920
Think about that guy that was calling up Twitter saying, hey, look, you know, while he's eating
00:45:35.300
a cheeseburger, hey, look, I don't like these 30 names.
00:45:42.380
And then another guy in Twitter said, yeah, OK, that's cool.
00:45:46.080
And they de-platform people, and they ruin lives, and they block people, and they demonetize
00:45:52.860
And I thought, that's where the inspiration for this book came from.
00:45:58.300
That is genuine techno-fascism, where you have Zuckerberg and Google.
00:46:10.380
Like, oh, yeah, everybody's out at the same time.
00:46:14.320
But, you know, it's a mostly Republican kind of event.
00:46:18.420
If I want to share, hey, I voted for Trump, I couldn't.
00:46:21.780
I couldn't do it on any of these social media platforms.
00:46:25.700
And so, you know, the real issue is, how is big tech colluding with the government to
00:46:32.680
control our lives and de-platform us as humans?
00:46:38.500
And the start of the book is Garrett Sinclair, the protagonist, actually breaks out of prison.
00:46:45.180
And metaphorically, I have him breaking out of prison, which is like, if you break out
00:46:51.940
of the narrative, the mainstream media narrative, they're coming after you.
00:46:56.660
And so the whole thing is they're coming after Sinclair because he got away.
00:47:06.280
They're doing decentralized Wi-Fi, decentralized finance and trying where you can.
00:47:13.720
Oh, no, I just meant to say one of the things that I love about your series is that you're
00:47:18.260
you're not talking about sort of the, you know, Tom Clancy had his, you know, we had
00:47:22.640
we had the, you know, the KGB and the Cold War was all that you've actually taken a series
00:47:28.140
to take the issues that we deal with on a regular basis and transform them into these
00:47:37.940
Yeah, Jack, I love this country that we both served and and what I see happening to it.
00:47:44.640
It's not a political book at all, but it's a it's a political military thriller.
00:47:49.460
And and, you know, any anybody from any direction can read it.
00:47:55.840
It's undeniable that the guy in the White House called the guy on Twitter and said,
00:48:02.880
So it's that basic premise that I say, that's really bad.
00:48:07.140
That's really bad if big tech and big government come in and put their jackboot on the neck
00:48:18.860
And ultimately, he wonders if all the work that he and his team, his special operations
00:48:34.840
Anywhere books are sold, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, any bookstore, any bookstore or my
00:48:52.620
I wonder if we'll see the general in a new administration headed by the rightful president
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Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay short.